A community service of BARN: the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network
Bring your friends and family to the island’s beaches on Sunday, September 28, and help keep our beaches clean and free of materials that can both damage wildlife and adversely affect our own food chain. In this podcast Sustainable Bainbridge board member Christine Perkins talks […]
Inez Maubane Jones and Teresa Marchinek On September 19, AHB will be launching its Arts Education site on Currents Online, featuring organizations, teaching artists, programs, events and activities related to arts education on our island. Arts in Education is a network of classroom teachers, teaching artists, school administrators, and […]
Want to know more about electric vehicles? For the first time west of the Sound, we’ll be celebrating National Drive Electric Week with a Drive Electric Fair. Come to the Madison Avenue fire station at 10 on Saturday, September 21, for an hour of panel […]
Describing her art as traditional Russian Impressionism with a twist of the sublime, Fatima Young has studied the masters since she was a child and has recently returned to painting after a 25 year hiatus. After her husband passed, Fatima found therapy in hiking and […]
Joe Pulicicchio, Director of Produce and Floral for T&C Markets returns to Tastes of Bainbridge with host Bob Ross to explore what’s happening in fresh produce as we head into late summer in the Pacific Northwest. He has a sweet spot for peaches but shares […]
Sunday, September 15 is the popular Bike for Pie happening held yearly on Bainbridge Island. You can choose the challenge route or the easier family route, but be sure to register before September 1 to get their reduced rates. In this podcast current Squeaky Wheels […]
(l to r) Penny Lamping and Phedra Elliott What is the current status of 550 Madison? What is the plan for the Suzuki property? Listen here for answers to these and other questions about current affordable housing projects on the Island. It’s been a year […]
(Left to Right) Jeanne Huber and Nanz Aalund Are you seeking a more rewarding career? To be more creative and get paid for it without needing to get a four year academic degree? Did you know that there’s a growing need for craftsmen? Beginning this […]
The future of play on the island has never looked brighter. There is an effort, in partnership with the Bainbridge Island Parks & Recreation District and the Parks Foundation, to replace the damaged Kid’s Up Playground at Battle Point Park. If you’ve ever visited Battle […]
Brianna Kosowitz and Martha Jordan Enjoy three days of painting, demos and art sales at Paint Out Winslow, a 3-day Plein Air painting festival, competition, and art exhibition happening September 6-8 in downtown Winslow. Plein Air is a French expression meaning “in the open air,” […]