A community service of BARN: the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network
In this 45 minute podcast, recorded at a forum held by the League of Women Voters on Wednesday evening, October 11, at Bainbridge City Hall, we hear from Bainbridge Island’s candidates for Parks and Recreation Commissioner, incumbent Kirk Robinson and challenger Michael Pollack. Listen here …
We know that Bainbridge schools are known to be among the best in the state. But how do our graduates fare in the world beyond our island? If you’re curious about that, you might be interested in attending an upcoming event called How Bainbridge Grads …
In this 20 minute podcast, recorded at a forum held by the League of Women Voters on Monday evening, October 9, at Bainbridge City Hall, we hear briefly from each of Bainbridge Island’s candidates for City Council. Listen here as Ted Jones and Matthew Tirman …
If you’ve seen photos of a shark swimming in the streets of Houston after Hurricane Harvey, you’ve seen the particular variety of fake news that appears when emergency situations attract national interest. In this week’s talk in Bainbridge Public Library’s Library U series on fake …
Looking for something to get you in that spooky Halloween mood? The Lesser Known Players’ newest production may be just what you’re looking for! Set in the swamps on the outskirts of New Orleans, Caridad Svich’s Alchemy of Desire: Dead Man’s Blues follows the journey …
What do our children really need to succeed? Several Bainbridge Island organizations are coming together to answer that question with a forum entitled What Kids Really Need to Succeed. The forum will be offered from 7-9 pm on October 17th at the BHS Commons. In …
Although the term “fake news” didn’t garner Word of the Year status until 2016, this dubious journalistic practice has been with us a long time. But our digital ecosystem seems to have evolved into a near-perfect environment for the flourishing of fake news, even as …
For many of us who care about the environment, the current political climate and federal-level actions can be particularly discouraging. As Pulitzer-Prize winning writer Junot Diaz recently said, “There’s nothing about our impoverished political systems…that is going to be able to hold us together in …
Bring your love of barbecue, beer, and the Delta Blues to the Arts &Humanities Bainbridge Fall Camerata fundraiser, to be held at Rolling Bay Hall on October 15th. The event is sure to be a rhythmic and lively experience as the island’s own Rolling Bay …
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, …