<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:</i> <br>Monty Python “Spamalot” On Stage at BPA from Dec 5th to 21st

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Monty Python “Spamalot” On Stage at BPA from Dec 5th to 21st

Hey, what’s up, Bainbridge?  Monty Python is returning to Bainbridge Island! “Spamalot” will be performed at the Bainbridge Performing Arts (BPA) theater stage from December 5th to 21st. In this podcast, director Ken Michels talks with BCB host Channie Peters about what it feels like 

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Winter Studio Tour December 5-7

Looking for beautiful hand-crafted gifts?  Here’s your perfect solution: the 31st annual Bainbridge Island Winter Studio Tour!  From December 5th through December 7th the tour will feature hand-crafted artwork displayed by 62 local artists in nine studios and community halls around the island. An impressive 

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Bainbridge Public Library events in December

December at the Bainbridge Island Library begins with the First Friday Artwalk, Friday December 5th, featuring Dorothy Matthews’ exquisite watercolors of Nutcracker images.  But that’s only the beginning! On Saturday, December 6, from 11 am to noon, talented Bushwick Book Club musicians will perform original 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:</i> <br>Saturday Nov 22 event to prep and taste nourishing raw food

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Saturday Nov 22 event to prep and taste nourishing raw food

In this podcast, we meet Andrea Addington, who has founded a new business on Bainbridge to educate and coach clients on finding their way to more nourishing — and often locally sourced — foods. She describes the upcoming educational event on Saturday, November 22nd at 

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Thomas Jefferson comes to visit Nov 19th at BIMA

Thomas Jefferson is coming to Bainbridge Island! In this podcast Everett Du’Bois of the Bainbridge Island Historical Society talks with BCB host Ellen Miyasato about the upcoming visit of Thomas Jefferson scholar Clay Jenkinson. On Wednesday November 19th at 7 pm Jenkinson will perform as Jefferson 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:</i> <br>City hosts Nov 12 & 17 Comp Plan meetings

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
City hosts Nov 12 & 17 Comp Plan meetings

In this podcast, the City of Bainbridge Island Community Engagement Specialist Kellie Stickney describes the meetings that will start the next phase of the “Navigate Bainbridge” process to update the City’s Comprehensive Plan. The City is offering two different days and times for community members 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:</i> <br>Art Museum founder and curator describe BIMA’s current show

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Art Museum founder and curator describe BIMA’s current show

In this podcast, Bainbridge Island Museum of Art Executive Director and Curator Greg Robinson, and museum founder Cynthia Sears, talk about the current show at the art museum and about featured artist Rachel Feferman. They are interviewed by BCB host Channie Peters. Exhibits in this 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:</i> <br>Author of “Crazy” at Eagle Harbor Books on Sunday Oct 26

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Author of “Crazy” at Eagle Harbor Books on Sunday Oct 26

In this podcast, BCB volunteer Barbara Golden interviews Linda Phillips, who is the author of “Crazy“, a young adult (YA) novel written in free verse. Ms. Phillips will be talking about her debut novel at Eagle Harbor Books on Sunday, October 26th at 3pm. Linda 

<i>Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:</i> <br>Bainbridge Library events in November

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
Bainbridge Library events in November

John Fossett and Tressa Johnson, who are two of our adult service librarians, discuss with BCB’s Joanna Pyle what’s up at the Bainbridge Public Library during November. 1. A Series on the History of the Vietnam War On three Saturday mornings — November 1, 8, 

Podcast: What’s Up Bainbridge:
New Treatments for Eye Disease
November 1 at Senior Center

Some groundbreaking advances in vision research are offering new hope for the visually impaired, according to an upcoming talk to be given at the Senior Center by Dr. Russell Van Gelder.  Van Gelder serves as Director of the University of Washington Eye Institute and Chair of