A community service of BARN: the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network
Hear a 5-minute preview of an upcoming event on Bainbridge Island, as told by a person close to the event.
If you enjoyed Robert Schenkkan’s Kentucky Cycle, directed by Kate Carruthers at Bainbridge Performing Arts in the spring of 2014, you won’t want to miss his newest play, Building the Wall, which will be presented at BPA for one weekend only, February 9-11. In the …
Whether you’re in a book group, want to be in a book group, or just love books, this library fundraiser is for you! Wine, hors d’oeuvres, door prizes, famous authors, and a chance to build new connections: all yours for $35, February 8 from 6:30-8:30. …
If you’re a fan of the abstract expressionists of the mid-twentieth century, you’ll want to check out the art of Curtis Hughes, whose work will open at the Bainbridge Library at 5 pm on February 2nd as part of the First Friday Art Walk. Still …
Hoping to do something different this year? Lose weight? Start a blog? Launch a new business? If so, then mark your calendar for an inspiring workshop presentation with Miranda Hersey, author of Life by Design, at Eagle Harbor Books on Thursday, January 18th, at 7 …
In this podcast, Bainbridge Island author Florrie Munat discusses her new book, Be Brave: A Wife’s Journey Through Caregiving, as prelude to her book reading at Eagle Harbor Books on Sunday, January 14 at 3 PM. Florrie became her husband Chuck’s caregiver on the day …
What better way to entertain your budding actors and dancers over the mid-winter and spring breaks than with combined acting, dancing, and costume classes, now offered in a groundbreaking new collaboration by Bainbridge Performing Arts and the Bainbridge Dance Center! Grouped by age and rotated …
If you’re a writer seeking to jumpstart your creativity, Author Jennifer Wilhoit’s entertaining and inspirational guide to writing and nature may be exactly what you’re looking for. Learn more when she presents her newest book, Writing on the Landscape: Essays and Practices to Write, Roam, …
What is the intersection of climate change and social justice? Find out in this podcast as BCB host Christina Hulet interviews Running-Grass, a long-time environmental justice activist and multicultural environmental educator on Bainbridge Island. He is moderating the next Climate and Energy Forum discussion on …
“Life as Collage: Whimsy and Romance” is the title of Wendy Brown’s new exhibition, which will open at the Bainbridge Island Library Friday, January 5th, as part of the island’s January Art Walk. Listen here as BCB host John Fossett talks with Wendy about her …
If you’re looking for fun ways to brighten these dark, cold days of winter, and celebrate the holiday season, look no further! In this podcast Bloedel Reserve’s Programs and Events Manager, Shayla Miles, tells us about two delightful upcoming events at Bloedel this month: The …