Holiday Happenings this Weekend – December 23rd through 26th (and beyond)

Margaret Millmore | Posted on December 23, 2021 |

Happy Holidays Everyone!

Below is a list of some of the things happening this weekend and some of things coming up.

Looking for the perfect last-minute gift? Bainbridge Island residents can purchase special commemorative tickets to the 2022 Northwest Flower & Garden Festival at Bainbridge Gardens, tickets are uniquely designed to match each year’s show theme. Local nurseries are the only place to purchase these distinctive tickets, support your local nursery and pick up your tickets directly at the checkout! Tickets are $20.00 each for the February event (Feb. 9-13). Bainbridge Gardens is located at 9415 Miller Road NE.

BIMA – Wishing you a merry & musical holiday season! As a gift to you, the team at BIMA has collaborated on a festive playlist of some of our favorite songs to set the mood during these dark, winter nights. Grab your favorite slippers and blanket, pour yourself your favorite beverage, and Get Cozy with us! Click here to listen on Spotify or here to listen on YouTube.

Fun for the kids at KiDiMu – through December 31^st. Events include sock skating, build a gingerbread house, and explore the wonders of snow. Click here for details.

Winter in the Woods Presented by Bloedel Reserve at Bloedel Reserve – December 4^th through January 9^th. Whimsical snow people and deer, handcrafted and decorated by the Bloedel crew are creatively disbursed along the trails – can you find them all? Click here for details and times.

Elves on the Shop Shelves will be happening again this year. Pick up an Activity Sheet at Calico Toy Shoppe, Eagle Harbor Book Co., or at KiDiMu and search the participating businesses for those Elves, starting December 1st.

Bainbridge Island Fire Department Holiday Music Truck remaining neighborhoods Wing Point G&CC parking log Thursday, December 23^rd and Waterfront Park boat launch & Winslow Green on Friday, December 24^th. It began more than five decades ago as a fun way to celebrate the season and spread holiday cheer throughout the island. The truck is driven by both career and volunteer fire personnel. In order to visit the entire island, it is divided into twelve areas this year, which they tour for twelve days leading up to and including Christmas Eve. You can click here to track the truck live.