Carla Mackey’s favorite band may not be The Proclaimers, though she has walked 500 miles — and is determined to walk a whole bunch more.… Continue reading
Silence your phone and don’t forget the popcorn. After a strong start to the season during a time when many businesses were struggling just to… Continue reading
Bainbridge High School freshman Ryan Powers recently traveled to Iceland with his grandfather, Andrew Ulitsky, also of Bainbridge. A budding photographer, he took many photos… Continue reading
The show must go on — online, that is. The worst American health crisis in a century was not enough to still, even momentarily, the… Continue reading
Threshold, despite being relatively short letter-wise, is a deceptively big word. It is the point at which an effect begins; a level above which something… Continue reading
Bloedel Reserve officials recently announced the grounds would again be available for strolling thanks to a special timed ticketing program designed to promote social distancing… Continue reading
As Tom Cochrane once said (and many, many others have repeated), “Life is a highway,” full of twists, turns, ups, downs and, of course, exits… Continue reading
Island Theatre will present a script-in-hand performance of the poignant comedy Gruesome Playground Injuries, by Rajiv Joseph, in two online streaming presentations at 7:30 p.m.… Continue reading
Something wicked this way comes … eventually. “MacBeth,” the latest offering in Bainbridge Performing Arts’ annual “The Bard at Bloedel” series, originally slated to run… Continue reading
The Bainbridge Performing Arts Theatre School will soon be back in session and officials are now accepting enrollments for four online courses for students age… Continue reading
Virtual Cinema, the at-home rental movie streaming service of Far Away Entertainment, which operates both Bainbridge Cinemas and the historic Lynwood Theatre, among others, is… Continue reading
To roll with change is a skill more necessary than ever in a world where new developments arise so quickly. From political strife to a… Continue reading
Bestselling Bainbridge author Susan Wiggs’ latest novel, “The Lost and Found Bookshop” will go on sale Tuesday, July 7. In it, a young woman reeling… Continue reading
Registration is ongoing for the upcoming second antnual Bainbridge Island Founders Tournament, the premier pickleball event of the year, again presented by the Bainbridge Island… Continue reading
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
