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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 …
In this 14-minute podcast, Betsy Lydle Smith — the Bainbridge-based master facilitator for the international Virtues Project — describes an upcoming one-day retreat for up to 10 local women. The retreat is designed to restore “A Pace of Grace.” The one-day session, from 9:45 …
Summertime, and the produce is ripe! Wondering which fruits and veggies to pick up for your summer picnics? Listen here as Joe Pulicicchio, Director of Produce and Floral for Town & Country Markets Inc. returns to Tastes of Bainbridge to discuss the mid summer produce …
What happens when a lion, a zebra, and a hippo escape from Central Park Zoo? A crazy musical adventure called Madagascar! In this podcast BPA education director Liz Ellis explains how she came to choose Madagascar for the summer theatre school finale and introduces us …
In this podcast, meet three of our local Bainbridge climate change activists who invite us to attend the Bainbridge Island premiere of the new movie by Al Gore: “An Inconvenient Sequel – Truth to Power”. The premiere is slated for Friday evening August 4th …
Bestselling author Sylvia Brownrigg will return to Eagle Harbor bookstore on July 27th to present her newest book, Pages for Her, a thought-provoking and delightfully enjoyable exploration of the lives of two women, former friends and lovers, who reconnect after 20 years. In this, Brownrigg’s seventh book …