A community service of BARN: the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network
A flying car, a dastardly baron, a secret grotto, a lovable toymaker and a brave brother and sister who surmount all obstacles — can you name that fantastical adventure? Yes! It’s Chitty Chitty Bang Bang, which opens at Bainbridge Performing Arts on Friday December 1st …
If you love cheese and ice cream, you’re guaranteed to love Kurt Timmermeister’s new book, Farm Food. In this podcast Kurt talks with BCB host Jo Jenkins about life on a small farm — the challenges, the daily routine, the pleasures of making cheese and …
From Brussels Sprouts, garlic and green beans to squash, mushrooms and citrus, this is the time of year when we really count on particular varieties of fruits and vegetables to make our holiday meals a feast. With this podcast, BCB’s Bob Ross is back from …
Susan Wiersema and Lynnette Sandbloom will present an art show in the meeting room of the Bainbridge branch of the Kitsap Regional Library. Their show, entitled Aesop‘s Fables, will open as part of the community‘s First Friday Art Walk on Friday, December 1st. Knowing the …
Did you know that half our carbon emissions in Washington State come from the transportation sector? Half of that amount comes from our own personal cars, but the rest of those emissions come from trucks, trains and ferries. So what kinds of changes could we …
What do Elvis, Salvador Dali and yoga have in common? They’re all subjects of this year’s Celluloid Bainbridge Film Festival, coming this weekend to a theater near you! In this podcast, Producer/Director James Forsher and Librarian John Fossett share an entertaining conversation about the Celluloid …
If you’ve been itching to play another round of mini-golf, Bainbridge Island’s Kids Discovery Museum has the perfect opportunity for you! Mark your calendars now for three special FUNdraising events this November 3rd and 4th, when KiDiMu will be magically transformed into an 18 hole …
When information is democratized, anyone can post content. On the one hand, this can be really liberating, but on the other, it can become challenging to accurately assess what is true and what is not. In this, the final talk of this year’s Library U …
For an inspirational story of healing and recovery, stop by Eagle Harbor Books at 7 pm on October 26 and meet author Jamie Osborne. In June of 2007, Osborne suffered a tragic spinal cord injury from a cycling accident. Though doctors said it was unlikely …
In an era of fake news, how do we know which news sources we can trust? In this, the third talk of this year’s Library U series at the Bainbridge Island Library, David Brewster, founder of Seattle Weekly, Eastside Week, Sasquatch Books, Crosscut.com and Town …