His name tag simply reads Staff. A woefully insufficient title, given the scope of his responsibilities, but perhaps the only imprecision of his entire career.… Continue reading
Island Theatre will present a staged reading of the poignant comedy “Heroes” by Gérald Sibleyras, adapted by Sam Sheppard, at the Bainbridge Public Library at… Continue reading
Devon Raney, perhaps Bainbridge Island’s most famous “working-class American adventurer,” has authored a new memoir, “Still Sideways: Riding the Edge Again after Losing My Sight,”… Continue reading
Jeffrey Moose Gallery, now celebrating its 25th year, is hosting an exhibition of landscape photos by Dr. Richard St. Cyr throughout the month of February.… Continue reading
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Rain, rain go away. Or not. Either way, there are plenty of ways to play here on Bainbridge Island this weekend. First off, for those… Continue reading
Diane Walker will be the featured artist for the February art exhibit at the Bainbridge Public Library. The new show is called “Stormy Weather,” and… Continue reading
Notable Journey, an acoustic guitar/vocal duo hailing from the Pacific Northwest, will be the featured performers at the next Seabold Second Saturday. Made up of… Continue reading
That’s the way the cookie crumbles. The Great Winter “Nailed-It” Bake-Off continues at the Bainbridge Public Library on Wednesday, Feb. 5 with “Cookie Clash.” The… Continue reading
Bainbridge Arts & Crafts (previously temporarily know as The Art Project) is bringing back its art and design book donation program. Over the years, the… Continue reading
It’s a very different sort of Ladies Night. The Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra, headed by music director and conductor Mario Alejandro Torres, will present a unique… Continue reading
Movies That Matter will screen the 2017 film “From the Ashes” as its next offering in the series. Climate change and food are the big… Continue reading
Mardi Gras and Valentine’s Day are still to come, but arguably the most important tradition of the year’s second month begins first thing on the… Continue reading
Lutzie, the stage name of Bainbridge Island teen singer-songwriter Lucia Opalka, released her third single, “Use You,” and a debut three-song LP, “To Disappear,” earlier… Continue reading
The Men’s Compline Choir of Bainbridge Island will sing the Office of Compline at 8 p.m. Sunday, Feb. 2 at Saint Cecilia Parish. Compline, also… Continue reading
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It’s sort of the first weekend in February, but not quite. So, while the traditional First Friday festivities are still a week away, consider going… Continue reading
The latest iteration of the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art’s regular movie program, smARTfilms, returns Tuesday, Feb. 11. This series, curated by Sade McInnis, highlights… Continue reading
The Public Art Committee recently announced the winner of the 2019 Something New People’s Choice Award is “Daphne.” Community members were invited to weigh in… Continue reading
Seattle songsters Ben Hunter and Joe Seamons will perform a free concert at the Treehouse Café from 8 to 10:30 p.m. Friday, Jan. 31. There… Continue reading
Karen Vargas, panelist at the recent Bainbridge Island Historical Museum “Handbills of Hate” event, will deliver a presentation about her personal quest to find identity,… Continue reading
Former congressman Don Bonker is looking back to look ahead. The Bainbridge Island resident’s new memoir, “A Higher Calling,” is a reflection on the man’s… Continue reading
