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.
Worried about con artists? On Wednesday, September 6, at 4pm, IT professional and BI resident Jon Olmstead will offer guidance at the Senior Center on how to avoid phone and internet scams. In this interview with BCB host and BI Senior Center Director Reed Price, …
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 …
Robots? Tap dancing? Not concepts we normally associate with Nikola Tesla or Madame Curie! But after seeing Ricky Coates’ production of his original play, Tesla Ex Machina, Lesser Known Players’ Jennifer Hodges was so enchanted by Ricky’s imaginative vision she decided she HAD to bring …
In this podcast, Deb Rudnick, an environmental scientist and chair of the Bainbridge Island Watershed Council, describes the upcoming Bainbridge Island Beach Cleanup on Saturday September 9th. All members of our community — individuals, families, groups, and people of all ages — are invited to …
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 …
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 …
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 …