Tag: Pacific Northwest

In Seattle, ‘Experience Van Gogh,’ the Tale of a Tortured Artist!

In Seattle, ‘Experience Van Gogh,’ the Tale of a Tortured Artist!

Vincent Van Gogh was a tortured and tormented painter who created some of the world’s most recognizable masterpieces – all done in relative obscurity.

Today, a Van Gogh can fetch more than $100 million in the world of art investment. …

Veg Club: Free Gardening Classes at the Bainbridge Public Library – Beginning March 8th at 7pm (via Zoom)

Veg Club: Free Gardening Classes at the Bainbridge Public Library – Beginning March 8th at 7pm (via Zoom)

Spring is just around the corner and there are plenty of ways to make this year’s garden the best. One way is to attend Veg Club at the Bainbridge Public Library. You’ll learn about site selection, soil prep, Northwest adapted …

First Friday Art Walk – March 4, 2022

First Friday Art Walk – March 4, 2022

Winslow Way and surrounding area, Downtown Bainbridge Island
First Friday of every month, 6-8 PM

Spend an evening experiencing all that downtown Bainbridge has to offer. Many galleries, shops and businesses will be participating this month showcasing the art of …

Join the Bainbridge Public Library for the March 2022 First Friday Art Walk, featuring photographer Joel Sackett

Join the Bainbridge Public Library for the March 2022 First Friday Art Walk, featuring photographer Joel Sackett

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 …

Riders Endure Classic Chilly Hilly Conditions – Wet and Wild!

Riders Endure Classic Chilly Hilly Conditions – Wet and Wild!

If you’re a hardcore biker, or maybe a duck, this year’s Chilly Hilly – held Sunday Feb. 27 – was definitely for you. The 33-mile annual trek around our beautiful island was suited more for the bold and the brave …

Are You Ready to Party? Grand Old 4th, Rotary Auction and Street Dance Back on Tap!

Are You Ready to Party? Grand Old 4th, Rotary Auction and Street Dance Back on Tap!

Three of the island’s biggest traditions are planning to resurface this summer – all on the same weekend! We’re talking about the Rotary Auction & Rummage at Woodward Middle School on Saturday July 2nd, the Downtown Winslow Street Dance on …

Catching up with John Green, star of the movie Hunting Bigfoot – now available for streaming!

Catching up with John Green, star of the movie Hunting Bigfoot – now available for streaming!

Last August I was thrilled to write a feature article for Arts & Humanities Bainbridge (and republished on this blog) about local islander John Green, who stars in the 2021 movie, Hunting Bigfoot by director, filmmaker and island native Taylor …

INTRODUCING TIDELAND MAGAZINE, A NEW PRINT QUARTERLY CELEBRATING LIFE ON THE WEST PUGET SOUND

INTRODUCING TIDELAND MAGAZINE, A NEW PRINT QUARTERLY CELEBRATING LIFE ON THE WEST PUGET SOUND
  • Led by veteran Bainbridge Island journalists Alorie Gilbert and Leif Utne
  • Distributed free on Bainbridge and select Kitsap neighborhoods
  • Premier issue arriving March 1, 2022

Veteran journalists, Alorie Gilbert and Leif Utne, based on Bainbridge Island, are excited to announce …

The Island Wanderer Blog – A New Look for the New Year

The Island Wanderer Blog – A New Look for the New Year

In business as in life, change is inevitable. Just pause for a moment and look around the economic landscape. There are new products and services being hatched daily, or upgrades and refinements being made to existing offerings, practically hour by …

City Council Postpones Public Hearing on Next Phase of the Grow Community

City Council Postpones Public Hearing on Next Phase of the Grow Community

A public hearing seeking comments on the next construction phase of the Grow Community has been rescheduled until March. It was originally slated for this coming Tuesday, Feb. 22. The new date is March 22. Jonathan Davis, the principal architect
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