A community service of BARN: the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network
BCB volunteers who have hosted at least 3 podcasts in the last 12 months
In this podcast, two members of the Building Committee of the Board of the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network (BARN) invite you to attend a public preview of the 2-acre site for the new BARN. On Sunday June 7th at 1pm, you’re invited to walk the site …
Mother and daughter team Sally Noedel and Emma Bigongiari are making plans to walk Washington state to Arizona, hoping to catalyze opposition to a proposed copper mine. They are telling their story at the Bainbridge Public Library on Saturday, May 16, at 7:00 p.m. You …
Islandwood and our Land Trust are offering local adults and kids a day with experts to find out what’s living in our island’s backyard … at Islandwood. Are you an adult who never lost your sense of curiosity and adventure for the natural world? Do …
Bring a brown bag lunch to this talk at 11:45am at the Waterfront Community Center, Friday, May 8th. Certified marine naturalist Susan Marie Andersson will be talking about why the Orca’s that can be seen from the ferry and from our Bainbridge shoreline are in …
Here’s a sampling of what’s up at the Bainbridge Library this month: Saturday, May 2, 3-4PM–TAMES ALAN: WOMEN AT THE WESTERN FRONT – WWI Ever wonder what hello girls, canaries, and the rose of No Man’s Land have to do with World War I? Dressed …
In a podcast interview recorded on Earth Day (April 22, 2015), experts on financing and installing solar panels explain why there has never been a better time for homeowners or business owners to install solar panels on their rooftop. Our guests explain that you can …
“Life is not something we go through or that happens to us; it’s something we create by our decisions,” says OSU Professor Kathleen Dean Moore in her latest book, Moral Ground: Ethical Action for a Planet in Peril. In this podcast — by skype from …
In this 15-20 minute episode of Who’s On Bainbridge, Chris Snow shares anecdotes about what brought him to Bainbridge from his lifelong career in the US Foreign Service, what has kept him here for so long, and his leading role in community life since he …
It’s all about Huck Finn and great family fun! For about 40 years (no one remembers for sure), the BI Sportsmen’s Club has organized an annual Huck Finn and Becky Thatcher fish derby for kids who are 14 or younger. In this podcast, Alan Kasper, …
At 9 am on Saturday April 25 at the Community Center, the final stage of our two-month reflection on the Japanese Exclusion will occur as Island filmmaker Cameron Snow unveils her movie about the life of community member Kay Sakai Nakao. This wrenchingly honest movie …