How Artists are Surviving this Pandemic: Diane Haddon
In this new monthly series, artist Lone Hansen will be asking fellow creators: “How are you surviving as an artist during this pandemic?” To start it off, Hansen
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FEATURED EVENTS
Sep
10 - 27
2020
Community Cider Project and Fruit Mapping
Local farmer and ciderist Michael Chick of St. Lô Cider will turn your overabundance into a fresh, hyper-local cider made from Bainbridge Island... More Info
Sep
12
2020
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Nov
15
2020
Art Exhibition - Undersea Garden: A Voyage of Wond...
Presented by Tangled Fibers, a collaborative group of four Olympic Peninsula fiber artists. Using fiber, color, texture and whimsy, the Tangled... More Info
Sep
13
2020
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Oct
11
2020
Food for Life - Kickstart Your Health (Online)
This is weight loss without restricting “carbs” or counting calories. The key to healthy weight loss and maintaining a healthy weight is learning... More Info
Sep
18
2020
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Dec
31
2020
Partially Open: Bainbridge Island Historical Museu...
We are thrilled to announce that we will be able to partially reopen to the public. Beginning on Friday, September 4th , the Museum will be open to... More Info
Sep
23
2020
Connections Cafe Family Mental Wellness Check Up
Join local therapists and representatives from Helpline House and Island Fitness for an overview of how to find help when you need it and how to... More Info
Sep
23
2020
Bainbridge Island History Museum at the Library
An ZOOM, facilitated panel discussion with Shannon Dowling, Marsha Cutting (above) and Ralph Munro.
To join the meeting, go... More Info
Sep
25
2020
September 25: Bainbridge Pod Accomplice – The Wa...
September 25: Bainbridge Pod Accomplice – The War of the Worlds
In the final September episode of the Bainbridge Pod Accomplice, Frank Buxton’s... More Info
Sep
25
2020
Virtual ArtBites: Creative Collaboration
Join us for this intimate lecture series that exists to foster vibrant dialogue about topics that relate to the arts. Our Creative Collaboration... More Info
Sep
26
2020
Bainbridge Prepares: Virtual Day of Preparedness
On Saturday, September 26, 2020, please drop in from 10-2 pm for virtual presentations from our keynote experts and Bainbridge Prepares Team Leads... More Info
Sep
28
2020
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Oct
09
2020
Registration Now Open for Afternoon Ecologists
We’re thrilled to announce that registration for Afternoon Ecologists, our new program for 4th – 6th graders, is now open!
Held on... More Info
Oct
28
2020
Bainbridge Island History Museum at the Library
A ZOOM panel discussion with Deborah Cheadle, Dave Cinamon and Joel Sackett.
To join the meeting, go to https://krl.zoom.us/j/96907549766
The... More Info
EXPLORE ARTS AND ARTISTS ON BAINBRIDGE ISLAND
FEATURED ARTIST
Matthew X Curry studied at the Pratt Institute School of Architecture in NYC. His architectural training informs all areas of his 20+ year, multi-faceted career including architectural interiors, furniture design as well as fine art, sculpture and more recently award winning woodworking. Matthew has had the fortune to have worked in design of high end residential and corporate offices, yacht interiors, celebrity offices, restaurants, night clubs and more.
FEATURED ORGANIZATION
Tartaglia Fine Art is a new Bainbridge Island fine art gallery. On July 1, 2020, Danna jumped out of retirement and opened her second art gallery. Serendipity played a big part again in this new adventure when she walked into a suddenly available space and the new Tartaglia Fine Art came to life. The gallery features Danna's diverse paintings, photography and jewelry, plus a few favorite artists who join in the new gallery.
FEATURED Public Art
Halls Hill Labyrinth was created byJeffrey Bale, a garden designer and stone artist from Portland, Oregon. This 36-foot diameter labyrinth is based on the 13th Century French Chartres Cathedral labyrinth. Counting the Central ring, the number of circles is 12, which ties the labyrinth to both the seasonal and lunar cycles. Jeffrey has incorporated the Native American medicine wheel into his mosaic pattern, through orientation and coloration of stones.
