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No Ride Share on the Island – No Problem: Introducing Bainbridge Island’s new ride share program

Kitsap Transit and Pingo have joined forces to create a new ride share program via BI Ride. And its free for the month of July!

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Concerts are Back – brought to you by the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District

The Bainbridge Island Metro Parks & Recreation District Presents: Sounds of Summer

Wednesdays, August 4th through September 15th

6:00 – 8:00PM, Battle Point Park Observatory Hill

 

Dance, relax and enjoy the sounds of summer. Food vendors will be on …

This Year’s Grand Old Fourth May Not Be the Same as Yesteryear, But Still Lots to Do!

No Street Dance, No Parade, No Street Fair. Oh my!

Like last year, the 2021 Grand Old Fourth of July Celebration, which has been a tradition on Bainbridge Island since its inception in 1967,  will be a much reduced event …

The Trashion Show – 2021 – Tickets on Sale Tomorrow, July 1st!

The Trashion Show is an entertaining fashion show, presented by Bainbridge Island Zero Waste, a program of Sustainable Bainbridge, featuring a variety of outrageously creative garments made from an assortment of recycled materials, such as repurposed clothes, food wrappers, …

Join the Bainbridge Public Library for the July 2021 First Friday Art Walk, featuring artist John Wiens

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 …

What was that crane doing with that travel trailer on Winslow Way?

Most of us on Bainbridge Island are well acquainted with Pegasus Coffee House on Parfitt Way, and pre-pandemic, their 1950’s Boles Areo travel trailer could be seen at the Farmers Market and other events serving up fantastic coffee. However, if …

Get a Taste of Island History on Your Walk to the Ferry

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 – …

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