A community service of BARN: the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network
Dog lovers unite! The much-awaited Strawberry Hill Dog Park celebrates its grand opening this Saturday August 9th at 10am. In this episode, BCB host Annie Osburn talks with Dan Hamlin, park services superintendent of the Bainbridge Island Metro Park & Recreation District, about this unique …
Here’s the first episode of our newest podcast radio show: “Tastes of Bainbridge” — a series discussing local foods, farming, gardening, recipes, cooking and dining in this community. Sound Food began in 2007 with a Sustainable Bainbridge farm-mapping project designed to answer the question: “How …
Come celebrate a Bainbridge Island summer at Islandwood! In this podcast Islandwood’s Christina Doherty tells BCB host Ellen Miyasato what’s in store for the folks who participate in the center’s Afternoon on the Trails, August 17th from 2-6pm. Put on your hiking shoes and explore the …
In this episode, Linda McCarty interviews Wendy Tyner about the annual farm-to-table dinner hosted by Friends of the Farms. Wendy is the executive director of that nonprofit, and she describes the annual event that benefits her organization and its work with local Bainbridge farms and …
Biking the island, eating pie, listening to live music — if this all sounds good to you, you’ll want to listen here as Demi Allen of Squeaky Wheels tells BCB host Kayla Black about this year’s Bike for Pie. Squeaky Wheels is a bicycle advocacy …
Bainbridge Island Parks and Rec is again sponsoring its popular Movies in the Park program this August. On Friday evenings, August 8, 15, and 22, bring your family, blankets, chairs and picnic baskets to Waterfront Park for a delightful evening of family, food, fun and …
The 14th annual Bainbridge Island Summer Studio Tour will be in full swing August 8th through August 10th. Hand-crafted artwork displayed by 48 local artists will include paintings, pottery, jewelry, photography, glass, fiber, metal, sculpture, and garden art. In this episode of “What’s Up Bainbridge,” …
“Yarn bombing” has its origins in street art, where fiber is used to adorn public objects in unexpected places, such as posts, street lights and statues. Now, picture this — “yarn bombing” happening inside of Bainbridge Public Library! In this episode, BCB host Annie Osburn …
In this podcast episode, Jonathan Garfunkel of EduCulture talks with BCB host Ellen Miyasato about EduCulture’s upcoming August 2nd fundraising dinner. EduCulture brings together classrooms and farms to give children an edible education. Children apply their core curriculum skills — math, science, social studies and the …