A community service of BARN: the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network
Carla Sias, Loren Bast, Anne Blair, and Kaylie Chinn Curious about how our police department works? Participate in the Bainbridge Island Police Department (BIPD) Citizens’ Academy, beginning this February. This free 12-week program lets you meet police officers and see their work first-hand; listen here […]
Music, poetry, artwork, tasty treats, children’s activities and more abound at the 1st Annual Martin Luther King Celebration coming up this coming Sunday, January 20, at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art from 4-8 pm. In celebration of the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, […]
Multicultural Advisory Council’s Kathy McGowan The Multicultural Advisory Council of Bainbridge Island Schools is sponsoring Salon Nights, a series of powerful documentary films on themes of social justice and diversity. The first Salon Night of 2019 will be held on Tuesday, January 15, with Dawnland. […]
InD Theatre’s first musical production is Jason Robert Brown’s The Last Five Years, a heartbreaking look at the dissolution of a marriage between an aspiring actress and a successful writer. The play opens January 18th at Rolling Bay Hall; reserve your seats now. In this […]
Parenting instructor Betsy Lydle Smith Raising children in the 21st century can be challenging, but Betsy Lydle Smith has some practical strategies to help your children develop the lifelong qualities they need to be happy and successful. Her parenting class at Parks and Rec starts […]
(Duckling photographed by Dottie Tison at Westsound Wildlife Shelter) Ever wonder what to do with a wild animal in trouble? Bainbridge author Amanda Mander’s new book, Wild Rescues — Amazing Stories from a Wildlife Shelter, can help! Come hear her speak at Eagle Harbor Books […]
Sal DeRosalia, Karen Vargas, Erin Phillips and Matt Tirman What is it like for people of color to live on Bainbridge? What is race equity? And, how do we create a community where all feel a sense of belonging and inclusion? The Bainbridge City Council […]
Bainbridge Islander Sheryl Gordon McCloud is a Washington State Supreme Court Justice, starting her second six-year term after winning re-election in November. Having served as a criminal defense lawyer and an accomplished appellate lawyer, McCloud is the recipient of the Washington Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers’ […]
Published in partnership with the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum Listen here as former island resident Lavina Johnson describes what it was like growing up in Winslow in the 1940s and 50’s. In this 19-minute podcast excerpted from a one-hour and 30 minute interview with BIHM […]
Artist David Repyak For Northwest artist David Repyak, art and life are all about relationship. His new show, Human Nature, which opens at the Bainbridge Library @5pm Friday January 4, explores the relationship between humans and nature. “Struck at an early age by the beauty […]