What's Happening - June
 
 Greetings!
  
Greetings from Bainbridge Island!  There are a lot of things to see and do...please view our community calendar for a comprehensive listing of events  
 
 
 
   
Click Here  if you are looking for overnight accommodations on and around Bainbridge Island.
 
Click Here  for Seattle / Bainbridge Ferry Schedule
 
 
Visit Bainbridge Island Page on Facebook and become a fan! 
Facebook
 
Visit Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce page on  
 
Twitter
 
 
This newsletter is produced by
 
Bainbridge Island
Chamber of Commerce
590 Winslow Way East
Bainbridge Island, WA 
(206) 842-3700
 
PRODUCED AND EDITED
BY Elizabeth Gadbois
 
Disclaimer:  All content in this newsletter is screened, but The Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce is not responsible  inaccuracies. Please verify all information by using the websites and links provided.
 
Thank you! 

 

 
Join Our Mailing List
Featured Article:  Top 11 Romantic Escapades and Adventures on Bainbridge Island
 
Compiled by Best Selling Romance Novelist Susan Wiggs
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
11 Most Romantic Things To Do On Bainbridge IslandSusan Wiggs
compiled by Susan Wiggs
 

1. Watch the sunrise from Fay Bainbridge State Park.

2. Breakfast options-Caf� Nola-white table cloths, good coffee, luxurious food. Or if it's a beautiful day, grab some pull-aparts from Bainbridge Bakers and take them down to Waterfront Park and share. If it's a Saturday, buy fresh berries at the Farmers Market.

3. Recreation! Rent a two-person kayak and paddle around, even out to Blake Island if you're feeling brave. Or get a Laser sailboat or dinghy and explore; you'll probably encounter sea lions. Seeing wildlife up close together is inherently romantic. Landlubbers can bike along the south end, taking in Fort Ward State Park to watch the boats go by. Romantic walks depend on your mood and fitness level: It's an easy beach walk from Lynwood Center toward Point White and back, offering matchless views of Mount Rainier and a bird-watcher's dream at the estuary. Or you could hike a secluded woodland trail, like Peters Trail and not run into a soul. If you have access to a horse, go for a ride in the Grand Forest. (Good luck with that, sez Jay.) For the athletes-try a round of golf or tennis at Meadowmeer followed by a nice drink on the deck.

4. Get a picnic lunch from the New Rose Caf� at Bainbridge Gardens, or at Metro Market take-out and share at one of the shady picnic tables at Strawberry Hill Park.

5. Go for a stroll in the Bloedel Reserve. A really long stroll, and don't take any shortcuts. Nobody will think less of you if you engage in naughty role play in the main house or the Japanese tea house. And do not ask me how I know this.

6. Stop in at Bainbridge Gardens because after Bloedel, you are going to want to bring home a fancy plant like Nightshade. Then go shopping along Winslow Way-don't miss the original jewelry creations and vintage collection at Gilbert Thomas. At Eagle Harbor Book Company, you'll find signed books from every one of the island's 13,447 (and counting) famous authors.

7. Get dual massages at Bay Massage and Skincare.

8. Most romantic restaurant, bar none: The Four Swallows. Lovely setting in a historic house, gorgeous food and wonderful service.

9. Catch an indy film at the historic Lynwood Theatre and afterwards, stop in at Treehouse Caf� for coffee or a nightcap.

10. Stargazing at Battle Point is a must.

11. Romantic places to spend the night abound. Some of my favorites include the Bainbridge Island Beach Cottage, Harbor View Guest House, the Captain's House.
BICC LogoIf you have any questions about any of the above events, or if you would like to submit your event for consideration in the next newsletter, please contact
 
 Elizabeth Gadbois 
 
Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce
  
590 Winslow Way 
 
Bainbridge Island 98110
 
P:  (206) 842-3700
 
 
 Advertising opportunities for uncoming issues of
What's Happening are available. 
 
If you would like to unsubscribe to this email, please use the safe unsubscribe link below. 
 
Thank you!  ~  Your friends at the
 
 Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce