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Moritani Preserve Hosting its Annual Community Picnic on Labor Day, Monday Sept. 2

Moritani Preserve Hosting its Annual Community Picnic on Labor Day, Monday Sept. 2

Looking for something fun to do on Labor Day? Consider attending the annual Moritani Community Picnic, from 4-6 p.m. Monday, Sept. 2 at the Moritani Preserve.

In case you are unfamiliar with the Preserve, and its whereabouts, it’s …

Bainbridge Arts and Crafts – One of the Island’s Oldest Arts Organizations – is Facing Hard Financial Times

Bainbridge Arts and Crafts – One of the Island’s Oldest Arts Organizations – is Facing Hard Financial Times

One of Bainbridge Island’s oldest arts organizations has hit rough waters – and if its ship never comes in, it may sink or need a lifesaver.

Bainbridge Arts and Crafts, a 76-year-old nonprofit art gallery and educational hub in …

Island Tidbits: Movies in the Park, Ten-Minute Play Festival, Chamber Names Browning its new ED

Island Tidbits: Movies in the Park, Ten-Minute Play Festival, Chamber Names Browning its new ED

Gather your friends and family for enchanting summer nights with Movies in the Park.

You might have missed the kick-off of the Bainbridge Island Metro Park District’s summer movie series at Battle Point Park, but there’s still plenty of entertainment …

The Ultimate Wine-Tasting Experiencing: Introducing the Kitsap Wine Pass, One Pass. More Pours! What’s Not to Like!

The Ultimate Wine-Tasting Experiencing: Introducing the Kitsap Wine Pass, One Pass. More Pours! What’s Not to Like!

The Kitsap Winery Alliance is launching its new Kitsap Wine Pass, the ultimate way to explore and enjoy the wine offerings of Bainbridge Island and the Kitsap Peninsula. This pass provides access to nine different wineries, offering a tasting …

City News Bytes: Waste Reduction Program, Removing Invasion Species, Ferry Terminal Update, Wykcoff Superfund Site, and More

City News Bytes: Waste Reduction Program, Removing Invasion Species, Ferry Terminal Update, Wykcoff Superfund Site, and More

Update on City’s Food Waste Reduction Program

You might be aware of the City of Bainbridge Island’s pilot program to keep food waste out of the landfill. The City received a $50,000 grant to measure how much waste the island …

Pegasus Will Unveil it’s New Pickleball Blend of Coffee at this Weekend’s Founders Tourney at Battle Point Park

Pegasus Will Unveil it’s New Pickleball Blend of Coffee at this Weekend’s Founders Tourney at Battle Point Park

Pickleball and coffee? Ok, this pairing doesn’t exactly roll off the tongue like say, Salt and Pepper, Peanut Butter and Jelly, Bread and Butter, Batman and Robin, Stars and Stripes, or Love and Marriage. But Pegasus, a long-time Bainbridge Island

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Check Out a Fine Slate of Abstract Artists at the Library, Plus Roam Around Downtown Winslow for First Friday Art Walk

Check Out a Fine Slate of Abstract Artists at the Library, Plus Roam Around Downtown Winslow for First Friday Art Walk

As we continue to enjoy the warmth of summer, join West Sound Abstract Artists as they present their Summer Group Show with an opening reception for First Friday Art Walk, Friday, August 2,  5-7 p,m. in the Bainbridge Public Library

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Summer Studio Tour Looking for Musicians; Try Matching Your Poetry to Pieces of Public Art

Summer Studio Tour Looking for Musicians; Try Matching Your Poetry to Pieces of Public Art

The Bainbridge Island Studio Tour is opening their summer venues to regional musicians who want to share their music during the summer event, August 9, 10, & 11. Both amateurs and professionals are welcome and can sign up for one-hour …

Island Tidbits: Local Cop Snares National Award, Pride Fest Next Weekend, Kitchen Pail Program Progress, Music at The Pavilion

Officer Brent Miller Honored for Deescalating Domestic Situation

Bainbridge Island Police Officer Brent Miller was awarded the honor of Police Officer of the Year by the American Legion Department of Washington. The American Legion presented Officer Miller with this award …

So What’s Up, With Upper Grow Avenue Traffic Calming and other Island Infrastructure Efforts?

So What’s Up, With Upper Grow Avenue Traffic Calming and other Island Infrastructure Efforts?

If you’ve driven your car or walked or biked on upper Grow Avenue in the past few weeks, you’ve no doubt noticed the strange-looking bollards that are fastened to the street in five different places. On two streets: Island and …

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