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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
Our Favorite Event Picks, May 14-31
May 14
Man of la Mancha
May 15
Bainbridge Island Farmers Market
5th Annual Boaters' Fair
Tools for Effective Climate Change Communication
Concert: Holly O'Reilly & Jeremy Serwen
May 16
PAWS WagFest 2010
Bainbridge Symphony: A Musical Heritage
Books - Trudy Lisagor: Small Things
May 18
Fields' End Roundtable
May 19
Chamber Luncheon: Business Couple of the Year Gerard & JoAnn Bentryn
Encore Performance- The Met Live in HD:
Armida
City to City Walking in France
May 20
Books - Robin Hobb: Dragon Haven
May 21
Organ Concert:
Halden Toy
May 22
Bainbridge
Island Farmers Market
Hyla Chili Cook-Off
May 23
Books - Suzanne Selfors: Smells Like Dog
May 27
Chamber After Hours
Books - Glenn Rockowitz:
Rodeo in Joliet
May 29 - 31
Meet the Winemakers of Bainbridge Island
May 29
Bainbridge Island
Farmers Market
Concert - Jami Sieber & Friends
May 30
Books - Fishes & Dishes
Live Music
Seabold Second Saturdays
Weekly
Pegasus
Coffee House
Stephens House
Four Swallows
Treehouse Cafe
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This is the official newsletter produced by
Bainbridge Island
Chamber of Commerce
395 Winslow Way East
Bainbridge Island, WA
(206) 842-3700
Produced and Edited
BY Mickey Molnaire
Disclaimer: All content in this newsletter is screened, but The Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce is not responsible for inaccuracies. Please verify all information by using the websites and links provided.
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Greetings from your friends at the
Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce!
This issue of What's Happening - Bainbridge Island features major events coming up during the rest of May. To find other events around town, please view our online Community Calendar.
The Chamber has moved!!! Visit us in our new space at 395 Winslow Way East, next to the Streamliner Diner.
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Don't Miss These Chamber Events:
 Monthly Luncheon
Wed, May 19, 11:30 AM
Honoring Business Couple of the Year Gerard & JoAnn Bentryn of Bainbridge Island Vineyards & Winery. More...
Business After Hours
Thurs., May 27, 5:30 PM to 7 PM
Eagle Harbor Window Coverings & other Bjune businesses. More...
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Man of La Mancha at BPA
May 14 -23, Fri. & Sat. 7:30 PM, Sun. 3:00 PM
The show that introduced "The Impossible Dream" to the world tells the story of the "mad" knight, Don Quixote, as a play within a play, performed by Cervantes and his fellow prisoners as he awaits a hearing with the Spanish Inquisition. The original 1965 Broadway production won five Tony Awards, and became one of the most enduring works of musical theatre. Suitable for "PG-13" Audiences. More...
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 5th Annual Boaters' Fair
Sat., May 15, 10 AM
Join the Kitsap Coast Guard Auxilliary for a day of Nautical Fun & Boater Safety Education. Bainbridge Island Commons & City Dock. Free hot dogs, soft drinks & chips. Free event, all ages. More...
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 Tools for Effective Climate Change Communication
Sat., May 15, 10 AM
This workshop will explore the psychology of human barriers to scientific information processing and ways to encourage purposeful change toward solutions to long-term, large-scale human-induced environmental threats. Based on an October 2009 "Guide for Scientists, Journalists, Educators, Political Aides and the Interested Public," by the Center for Research on Environmental Decisions (CRED). At Eagle Harbor Congregational Church. More...
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 Island Music Center:
Holly O'Reilly & Jeremy Serwer
Sat., May 15, 7:30 PM
Singer & song writer Holly O'Reilly performs her blend of Americana/folk/bluegrass with musician & friend Jeremy Serwer. At IMC. More...
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 PAWS WagFest 2010
Sun., May 16, 9:30 AM
PAWS' celebration of all things canine. You needn't bring a dog to have a great time, but if you do bring a furry friend, you'll be sure to get sloppy kisses for it. In addition to a 1.5-mile fundraising walk, WagFest features all sorts of doggie demonstrations, activities & vendors. The event supports PAWS' pet food bank, veterinary financial assistance fund and the Hartstone spay/ neuter fund. Fundraising teams compete for the coveted WagFest Cup and other excellent prizes. Trophies and prizes are also up for grabs in a variety of contests throughout the day (costume, talent, look-alike, and tail wagging). At Battle Point Park. More...
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 Bainbridge Symphony:
A Musical Heritage
Sun., May 16, 3 PM
This exciting program offers something for everyone - a chance for students to play with the full symphonic winds and percussion, a chance for the adult musicians to give back to the community that supports them, and a chance for everyone to see the vibrant, growing orchestral education program that the BIYO offers. Featured are works by Grieg, Meyer, Vaughan Williams, Brahms, and Beethoven. At the Island School. More...
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 Books - Trudy Lisagor:
Small Things
Sun., May 16, 3 PM
In 2009, shortly after her mom passed away, Trude discovered a cardboard box containing a worn, cloth-bound journal of short personal essays written by the grandmother she had never met.This collection of words from her namesake, which reveals the wisdom gained by a Jewish immigrant from Nazi Germany, leapt from the pages and into Trude's heart. In Small Things, Trude shares these essays along with her own reflections. More...
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 Field's End Writer's Roundtable
Tues., May 18, 7 PM
Carol Cassella presents "Ways to Make Your Writing Group Really Work." Carol Cassella and George Shannon. More...
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 City to City Walking in France: Learnings from a Novice Pilgrim
Wed., May 19, 7:30 PM
France has an extensive and ancient trail system between cities throughout the country including sections of the pilgrimage to Compostela. There are detailed maps and directional markers. It looks entirely safe, fulfilling and fun. But....can you still get lost? What about wild boars? Can you get shot by French hunters? Does the beauty make you happy all the time or are there still moments of suffering? Find out what not to do from Neil Baker, who tried it alone the first time and then with a partner. Also, bring your stories about walking in France to share! Sponsored by The Traveler. At the library. More...
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 Encore Performance: The Met Live in HD - Armida
Wed., May. 19, 6:30 PM
Renée Fleming stars as Rossini's sorceress, opposite no fewer than six tenors. Mary Zimmerman directs the fanciful story of the sorceress who enthralls men in her island prison of sensual delights, Zimmerman says, "has an epic, enchanted quality and a tremendous visual element." Members from the Bainbridge Symphony Orchestra perform during interludes. At the Pavilion. More...
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 Books - Robin Hobb:
Dragon Haven
Thurs., May 20, 7:30 PM
Acclaimed best selling fantasy author Robin Hobb of Tacoma, known for her series including Farseer, Liveship Traders, and Tawny Man, unveils her new book--the second in the Rain Wild Chronicles-which returns to the world of the Tawny Man trilogy. In a thrilling tale of resurgent dragons inhabiting a world that both needs and fears them, the final remnant of the dragon population and the human outcasts of the Rain Wild settlement trek up the Rain Wild River, in search of a legendary place where dragons and Elderlings once lived in harmony and comfort. Does a haven exist for them? More...
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 Organ Concert: Halden Toy
Fri., May 21, 7:30 PM
Halden Toy is a sophomore at Marysville Pilchuck High School. He has been playing the organ for approximately 5 years. Halden is the winner of the 2009 Young Organists Competition for Region VIII of the American Guild of Organists and is currently studying organ with Douglas Cleveland. His main interest is in early music. He will perform classical organ works of Bach, Buxtehude, Langlais, Briggs, and Widor on the 2006 Bond Pipe Organ at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church. Reception follows. More...
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 13th Annual Chili Cook-Off
Sat., May 22, 11 AM - 3 PM
Help judge this year's winners. A small donation supports Hyla Middle School and buys you tasting and voting rights. Live music, games, raffles, cakewalk, lots of family fun. More...
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 Books - Suzanne
Selfors:
Smells Like Dog
Sun., May 23, 3 PM
Smells Like Dog is the story of Homer Pudding, an ordinary farm boy who dreams of going on grand adventures like his uncle, the famous explorer Drake Pudding,and the dog he inherits when his beloved uncle mysteriously vanishes. Suzanne will also announce the winners from her 3rd Annual Student writing contest. More...
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 Books - Glenn Rockowitz: Rodeo in Joliet
Thurs., May 27, 7:30 PM
Rodeo in Joliet, is a glimpse into the mind of the author after his cancer diagnosis at 28, when he is diagnosed weeks before the birth of his only son, and given three months to live. Ironically, his father is diagnosed a week later, and his cancer journey parallels and then diverges from Glenn's during the window of time covered in this book."A visceral, powerful love letter from a man to his father and to his son that will leave you gasping and grateful to be alive when you reach the final page." More...
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 Meet the Winemakers
of Bainbridge Island
Sat., Sun. & Mon., May 29-31
12 Noon - 5 PM
Only on select weekends throughout the year do the artisan wineries of Bainbridge Island (now there are seven!) open their doors and reveal their secrets. Learn from the winemakers themselves. Taste classic wines from Eastern Washington grapes as well as new favorites from island vines. Visit Washington's newest wine destination, Bainbridge Island! More...
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 The River Between ~
Jami Sieber and Friends
Sat., May 29, 7:30 PM
Electric cellist, vocalist and composer Jami Sieber is a celebrated pioneer of her instrument with an inspiring and fearless style of performance that has been recognized internationally. Sieber creates her own kind of world music, boasting immediate emotional impact and conveying a visionary presence that goes beyond the gorgeous melodies and tribal rhythms. Lush and powerfully evocative, her music transforms from the deepest stillness to moving melodies and rhythms that light the heart on fire. At BPA. More...
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 Books - Fishes & Dishes
Sun., May 30, 3 PM
Fishes & Dishes is a cookbook by Kiyo Marsh, Tomi Marsh & Laura Cooper. It contains delicious recipes focusing on the bounty of Alaska and the Pacific Northwest. It also contains stories from Alaska's commercial fisherwomen who provide a unique, funny and sometimes harrowing perspective in a predominately male industry. They have participated in all areas of commercial fishing, from crabbing on the Bering Sea, to tendering salmon in Southeast Alaska.The book includes tips on preparing seafood, and essays on topics such as sustainability, sailor superstitions, and pairing wine to seafood. More...
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 Live Music on Bainbridge
Pegasus Coffee House
Most Fridays & Saturdays
7:30-9:30 PM
Schedule & links to musicians' web sites...
Stevens House Concerts
Saturdays 7:30-9:30 PM.
Self-serve dessert bar on every music night. More..
Four Swallows Restaurant
Wednesdays, 6:30-9:00 PM
Dine to the music of guitarist Alan Simcoe.
Seabold Second Saturdays
2nd Saturday of every month
Sign-up 6:30 PM, Show at 7:30 PM
All-acoustic open mic. More...
Treehouse Cafe
Saturdays, 8 PM
Wednesdays, 7:30 PM - Eagle Harbor Jazz Ensemble
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Upcoming Events...
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 Spring is here and there is plenty to do and see on Bainbridge Island. Hop on a ferry and get away to it all! Check out the video Bainbridge Island in Winter.
June 2 Pomegranate Presents- Jennifer Louden
June 4 First Friday Gallery Walk
June 5 Second Annual Swim for Sports Benefit
Grand Opening: Ted Olsen Nature Preserve
Concert - Hanz Araki
June 9 Learn Effective Tools to Deal with Conflict
June 12 Meet the Winemakers of Bainbridge Island
June 17 Leading Edge Technology Showcase
June 19 Strawberry Festival
Meigs Park Work Party
June 26 Rotary Rummage Sale Preview
June 27 Rotary Rummage Sale & Auction
June 30 Ice Cream Social
For the most up-to-date info on community events, please
see our Community Calendar
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Bainbridge Island
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Bainbridge Island 98110 P: (206) 842-3700
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