Let’s face it, the thought of eating pie and bicycling seem like contradictory activities, Capiche? But not if you’re a member of Squeaky Wheels, the Bainbridge Island Bicycle Advocates, which will be hosting its annual Bike for Pie…
By Jennifer Hemmingsten
Don’t miss your chance to be part of one of the most ambitious celebrations of American craft in a generation. During Handwork Week at BARN, April 26 through May 1, pull up a chair for artists’ …
For the first time since 2017, the Bainbridge Chorale will join forces with the Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra for a concert dubbed, Celebration and Ceremony. Under the direction of Symphony Orchestra Conductor Ryan Dakota Farris the event will revel in …
The City of Bainbridge Island and the Bainbridge Island Poet Laureate Program have selected Bainbridge poet Erin Malone to succeed Michele Bombardier, who served from 2023 – 2025, as the Bainbridge Island Poet Laureate.
Malone began her two-year term …
Got a broken lamp gathering dust? A small appliance that stopped working? A beloved piece of jewelry in need of repair? Before you toss it in the trash, bring it to the community Fix-It Fair on Saturday, March 7, from …
Members of the public are invited to attend the Bainbridge History Museum’s Free Annual Meeting on Saturday, February 7 starting at 1 p.m. in the BARN’s Great Room with our featured Speaker Jonathan Evison. The History Museum will also …
“Creating a physical work by hand from raw materials is magic!” declares Alisa Banks, a visual artist from Dallas whose fiber-based books and collages explore her Louisiana Creole heritage and the African diaspora. It’s this sense …
If poetry is your thing, there are plenty of opportunities this month to explore what is happening with rhymes and couplets and other forms of poetry at any number of events and venues. Below is a comprehensive list of activities …
It’s gone! You might have noticed in recent days that the historic red oak tree located on the Bainbridge History Museum property at 215 Ericksen Ave NE is no longer standing.
The museum bid farewell to this wonderful sentinel of …
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