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 …
Local organizers are rallying Bainbridge Island residents to take to the streets as part of a nationwide protest on April 5 in the largest single day of action since President Donald Trump was sworn in for a second term on …
Nature Counts!, a preparation for the City Nature Challenge, is the subject of the 2025 Environmental Conference, 1-4 p.m. Sunday, April 13, at IslandWood.
Register today at https://www.sustainablebainbridge.org/programs/biec/
This year’s Environmental Conference is a celebration of community science …
BI Senior/Community Center Hosts “Long-term Care Planning 101—Your Future Self Will Thank You”
On Sunday, March 30, from 1 to 4, the Senior/Community Center at 370 Brien Dr SE, between Waterfront Park and T&C, will host a symposium that will …
The Bainbridge Island Japanese American Community Home – BIJAC invites the public to join them on Sunday, March 30, to commemorate the 83rd anniversary of the forced removal of Japanese American friends and neighbors from Bainbridge Island.
The commemoration …
Hear ye, hear ye, hear ye, the Island Treasure Awards (ITA) are just around the corner. Presented annually to individuals who have made outstanding contributions in the arts and humanities on Bainbridge Island, the ITA will be celebrating its …
Life-long Bainbridge Islander Molly Brahmer has been a muralist for roughly three years now. She’s done a number of paintings around the region, including in the showroom of a car dealership in Renton, on the chimney of a private residence …
Today is St. Patrick’s Day, celebrating, as it were, the wearin’ of the green. If you grew up in an Irish cultural setting like myself, you wear something green on this day, or be subjected to being pinched by your …
Isn’t nature grand? Two amazing recent episodes – last night’s lunar eclipse and the onset of chirping frogs in our ponds and waterways – makes us appreciate that there is more to life than what just happened on our latest …
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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