Choir concert
The Bainbridge Chorale and Youth Choir join forces to present a family-friendly concert, “Life: A Journey Through Song” May 3-4.
There will be three concerts over a two-day span at Rolling Bay Presbyterian Church. Two concerts will be held May , one at 3 p.m. and one at 7 p.m. The final concert will be May 4 at 3 p.m.
Each choir will perform pieces from their spring repertoire, then all singers will sing together, a news release states.
“Join us as we celebrate life’s transitions: the joys and wisdom, as well as heartaches and struggles. With pieces ranging from catchy and upbeat to richly contemplative, you’ll enjoy the journey,” per the release.
Records store expands
Rockin’ Ruby’s Records has expanded to Bainbridge Island and recently opened its doors at 488 ½ Winslow Way E.
The opening was celebrated with a ribbon-cutting ceremony from Bainbridge Island Deputy Mayor Jon Quitslund, as well as a live performance from Can of Clouds – the new electronic/acoustic project from original Nirvana drummer Chad Channing and the Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra’s own Justine Jeanotte.
The new store joins the Poulsbo original in providing a multi-generational space to explore the world of music through an extensive selection of new and used vinyl records, CDs, and cassettes as well as a curated collection of music-related books and merchandise, alongside live performances at the Ravine’s outdoor stage right next to the store, per a news release.
Film screening
On May 10 at 4 p.m., Wellness with Horses will be hosting a community event at Lynwood Theatre, an exclusive part 1 advance screening of “Rescued Hearts,” an exploration of the miracles, mystery and science of healing through the horse-human connection.
“It’s a story of transformation told through the eyes of those that have lived it,” per a news release. “Through powerful personal journeys, expert analysis and emerging scientific research, the film reveals how horses can open the door to deep emotional healing and personal growth.”
Space is limited. For more information, email Colleenfisherfitness@gmail.com or Kevin@Farawayentertainment.com
Whooping cough
Whooping cough (pertussis) activity is high in Kitsap County, with 46 cases reported since January, per the Kitsap Public Health District.
Eleven cases were confirmed in Kitsap in the past week alone, including clusters of cases within schools and sports teams.
When whooping cough cases are confirmed in group settings, such as schools, KPHD works with the organization to notify people who might have been exposed to the disease and provide guidance for preventing further spread in the community, a news release states.
“Staying up to date on vaccines is the best way to protect yourself and your family from whooping cough,” per the release. “Whooping cough vaccines are recommended for all ages. Contact your healthcare provider or visit a clinic if you need a vaccine.”
