Bainbridge Island has always been an agricultural community in one form or another. Prior to the Treaty of Point Elliott in 1855, the harbor, beaches, and forest resources were utilized by people known as the sakh-TAHBSH band of the Suquamish …
SHOP LOCAL – Thursday Evenings in December – Open Houses with many stores open until 8pm – Enjoy Cider, Music, Movies, and More.
Can’t make it Downtown – SHOP THE BAINBRIDGE ISLAND GENERAL STORE – click here to see our …
FOOTBALL, FOOTBALL FOOTBALL! Love it or hate it, this weekend there’s a lot of football happening!
WORLD CUP 2022 – ENGLAND v. USA: TWO PLACES TO WATCH – FRIDAY NOVEMBER 25th, 11am kickoff! We have it from a …
ARTS AND HUMANITIES BAINBRIDGE Individual Artist Grant deadline is NOVEMBER 15TH, click here for details.
BAINBRIDGE PERFORMING ARTS – SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19th @ 7:30 pm – The Seattle International Comedy Competition returns with ten comedians performing. Click …
ARTS AND HUMANITIES BAINBRIDGE Individual Artist Grant deadline is NOVEMBER 15TH, click here for details.
BAINBRIDGE PERFORMING ARTS has multiple events: WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9th @ 7:30 pm – The Moth’s George Dawes Green presents “The Kingdoms of …
Most people on Bainbridge Island are probably familiar with Suyematsu-Bentryn Farmland, known for their annual pumpkin patch, seasonal berries, dahlias, and of course, located towards the back of the farmland, Bainbridge Vineyards. However, the farm has a vast and storied …
