The Bainbridge Island Historical Museum’s dynamic new primary exhibit, Our Community: Past to Present, will open to the public on Friday, May 6, 2022. The Museum plans to celebrate this milestone achievement with a day of celebration and community.
On a rainy day in late February, I met with Clarence Moriwaki, Bainbridge Island City councilman and past president of the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Community (BIJAC) and the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial Association (BIJAEM), at …
Update: To view the Zoom event, click here: https://youtu.be/d4OqU0R9kZ8
Bainbridge Island has a long history of courage through journalism. Our news outlets and renowned writers have time and again taken a stand when no one else would, defending truth and …
The Bainbridge Public Library is dedicated to spreading the joy of reading and the discovery of ideas with not just our local community, but with visitors from near and afar. In addition, the library is fortunate to house beautiful local …
It’s hard to believe – looking back now – that the City of Bainbridge Island, as an incorporated entity, has been around for three decades.
If you’re a long-time islander like me, or a newbie fresh off the boat, …
We’re very fortunate here on Bainbridge Island to have an amazing historical museum, filled to the brim with an extensive research library, a curatorial collection, which houses a treasure-trove of historical records, maps, memorabilia, archaeological materials, oral and written histories, …
Despite excessive heat – with temps in the 90s – and thick smoke at times from Canadian fires – the Founders Pickleball Tournament this past week went off without a hitch.
Pickleball is taking center court on Bainbridge Island this week as the Founders Tournament returns after a year hiatus due to the Coronavirus Pandemic.
The tourney, which includes a number of different events, will be held from August 9-15 at …
Whether you’re a regular commuter into Seattle or an occasional day-tripper, the Washington State Ferries are a way of life for we islanders, or you would-be islanders.
Back in the day – circa the late 1980s to the mid-1990s – …
Originating in Galveston, Texas in 1865, Juneteenth is the observance and celebration of the African American Emancipation. It is the oldest nationally celebrated event commemorating the end of slavery. Today, it is celebrated through marches, picnics and family gatherings, education …
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