Night Market at BIMA a winter wonderland | Bainbridge Island Review

Night Market at BIMA a winter wonderland

December 9, 2024 1:30 am

Tags: Arts, Bainbridge Island, Business

Friends enjoyed warming up with cocoa by the fire.

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Attendees strolled through booths filled with art and crafts by local makers.

Some artists painted while attendees browsed.

Bainbridge Ballet students performed "The Dance of the Sugarplum Fairies" from The Nutcracker Ballet.

Inside BIMA, attendees could visit a miniature wreath-crafting station.

Ceramic artists demonstrated wheel throwing at the Winter Night Market.

Ceramic art for sale with a snowflake theme at the Winter Night Market.

BIMA arranged a few typewriters for attendees to write letters to Santa.

Twinkling pieces featuring prehistoric fossils for sale at the Winter Night Market.

Many artists chatted with attendees about their work.

Leather gifts for sale at the winter night market.

Tags: Arts, Bainbridge Island, Business

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