A community service of BARN: the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network
Originally a 1994 Australian musical comedy film, Priscilla, Queen of the Desert is a fabulous disco musical about two drag performers and a transgender woman who travel across the Australian outback in their pink bus, Priscilla, performing their unique style of cabaret. In this interview, …
Bring a car full of family and friends and join History on the Move: a unique opportunity to explore our wonderful island! In this podcast, BI History Museum event organizer Sean Megy tells us about a unique fundraiser for the museum, the first of its …
Wishing you could do something to help victims of Hurricane Harvey? In this 5-minute podcast, Diana Brink, office manager of Bainbridge Island’s Current Dental, offers the firm’s Project Houston as a way to help victims of Houston’s devastating hurricane. After a destructive event such as …
Did you know that the stories we tell ourselves can keep us trapped? In Lyssa Danehy deHart’s new book, StoryJacking: change your internal dialogue, transform your life, she draws on her many years as a professional counselor, life coach and therapist to show us, not …
Dale Henderson, the renowned cellist who founded Bach in the Subways, will return to Bloedel Reserve on the evening of September 3rd for the final concert in the Reserve’s Summer Concert Series. Together with Atlanta Symphony principal harpist, Elisabeth Remy Johnson, he’ll be bringing us …
Looking for fun ways to get your children connected with nature? Look no further! Bainbridge Island’s Bloedel Reserve has the perfect solution: bring the kids to Bloedel on Saturday, August 26, for Bloedel’s Out(side)rageous Family Day. Spend the day from 10:00 am till 2:30 pm …
Janette Force, Executive Director of the Port Townsend Film Festival, will again bring a special festival preview to the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art at 7 pm on Wednesday, September 6. This year’s festival preview will feature nine short films – documentaries, narratives and an …
In this informative podcast, Women in Photography co-curators Greg Robinson and photographer Linda Wolf provide fascinating insight into the development of photography over the 70-year span between the ages of the photographers in this dynamic show. Evident in the show’s breadth are the changes in …
The Lynwood Theater could very well be the “Who” of this Who’s On Bainbridge podcast, since its presence in this small community contributes to making Bainbridge such a special place to live. But it was TJ Faddis who turned this old and ordinary theater into …
Author and pacifist Sarah Sentilles believes humans can choose to create or to destroy: life, art, families, beauty — it’s all up to us. In Draw Your Weapons, Sentilles’ fourth book, she offers visual imagery through the written word in a literary collage that inspires …