As vacation plans have been put on hold and getting together with friends and family just ain’t what it used to be, the start of… Continue reading
A little levity went a long way this year. The whimsical ink-and-watercolor works of Grace Hattrup recently earned her the grand prize for this year’s… Continue reading
Art endures. Creative passions can’t be contained inside one’s own four walls, whatever the intentions of an “invisible enemy” among us. As the COVID-19 outbreak… Continue reading
A wise man told me, when I was very young, “You will never have ample free time and expendable income simultaneously.” Regarding my own life,… Continue reading
A fter nearly three decades of considering and arranging the contents of bookshelves, John Willson can now finally file himself. The renowned Bainbridge poet, Island… Continue reading
No need to come inside, thank you. Restaurants at Pleasant Beach Village have announced their decision to extend curbside pick-up and home delivery options, including… Continue reading
The Bainbridge Island Review site has lifted the paywall on this developing story to provide readers with critical information. To support vital reporting such as… Continue reading
The Bainbridge Island Review site has lifted the paywall on this developing story to provide readers with critical information. To support vital reporting such as… Continue reading
Wash your hands. You can’t go wrong by staying properly hydrated and rested. Consider enjoying a bit of personal space, like say 6 feet at… Continue reading
A collaborative production featuring Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra and Bainbridge Chorale slated for April has been canceled, according to a message sent by Bainbridge Performing Arts… Continue reading
The silver screen’s preeminent giant monster, “King Kong” (1933) will return for a special revival screening at Bainbridge Cinemas at 1 p.m. Sunday, March 15.… Continue reading
What happens when galaxies collide? Has our own galaxy experienced collisions and will it in the future? Astronomer Steve Ruhl will look at what to… Continue reading
The Bainbridge Island Historical Museum is holding its first fundraiser of the year, Clay Jenkinson’s “Shakespeare: The Magic of the Word,” at 7 p.m. Wednesday,… Continue reading
Junior and senior students on Bainbridge are eligible for cash awards from the Bainbridge Island Studio Tour. Now in its seventh year, the Youth Art… Continue reading
The recent death of Charles Portis — famously press-averse author of “True Grit,” whose sparse but distinctive fictional oeuvre earned a cultish fanbase of champions… Continue reading
Luscious country/roots group the Joy Mills Band returns to the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art to perform songs from their new release “Echolocator” at 7:30… Continue reading
Third time’s as charming as ever. This year’s March installment of the monthly First Friday Art Walk in downtown Winslow is set to serve up… Continue reading
The shape is the subject, the theme is the dream. Island artist Chris Demarest’s series of stylistic models of vintage automobiles, several of which are… Continue reading
The Island Gallery will present the exhibition “Abstract Landscapes” in March. The show features artist Corinne Carbone’s abstract paintings. Her works reveal two conversations, one… Continue reading
Tuesday may have been “super,” but even the most super of Tuesdays has got nothing on a decent Saturday. That’s right, people, it’s once more… Continue reading
