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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 for March 2012
Mar 2 First Friday Art Walk Mar 3 Great Decisions Pinewood Derby The EDGE Improv Blues Benefit at IMC Kids Night Out at the Museum Bainbridge Symphony: Once Upon a Time Mar 4 Student Art Contest Bainbridge Symphony: Once Upon a Time First Sundays at the Commons: Gail Petits Mar 5 Open Mic Science Film: Mt. Rainier Historic Climb
Mar 7
Andrew Lloyd Weber in HD: Love Never Dies Mar 8 Books: Corbitt & McCaffrey - Politics of the Possible Ferry Tales Book Club Mar 9 Family Movie Matinee: Hugo Mar 10 Latin Night Planetarium Show & Star Gazing - Mars Mar 11 Books: Okimoto - Walter's Muse Mar 12 Jell-O Art Contest Mar 13 The Great War Lecture Series Mar 14 Island Film Group: The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance Mar 15 Books: Sarah Jio - The BungalowPrivate Eyes Preview Mar 16 Private Eyes Opening Night Mar 17 BI Library 50th Anniversary Open House Small Island, Big Green Winery Tour Weekend Island Theatre on the 50th! St. Patrick's Day Mar 18 Winery Tour Weekend BI Dine Local Downtown Books: Martin & Bromberg - Shadows of a Fleeting World Island Theatre on the 50th!
Private Eyes Mar 19 BI Dine Local Downtown Mar 20 Field's End Writers' Roundtable Mar 21 Travelogue: Experience Incredible India BI Dine Local Downtown Eide & Eide: The Dyslexic Advantage Mar 22 Books: Schaumburg - Her Last Race BI Dine Local Downtown March 23 Private Eyes Mar 24 Great Decisions How to Write a 10-Minute Play
Private Eyes Mar 25 Books: Sidles - Second Nature BI Dine Local Downtown Private Eyes Mar 26
BI Dine Local Downtown
Mar 27 The Great War
Lecture Series BI Dine Local Downtown
Mar 28 The Exuberant Mind: Secrets of the Teenage Brain Finding Genius in Your Life with Michael MeadeBI Dine Local Downtown
Mar 29
BI Dine Local Downtown Books: Gullo - Trading Manny Mar 31 Great Decisions
2012 Home & Garden Show Island Film Group: Pleasantville
Live Music
Seabold Second Saturdays
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Pegasus
Coffee House
Treehouse Cafe
The 122
Recreational Folk Singing
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Bainbridge Island
Chamber of Commerce
395 Winslow Way East
Bainbridge Island, WA
(206) 842-3700
Mickey Molnaire, Editor
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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 in February.
To find the many other events around the island, please view our online Community Calendar.
The Chamber is your local source for:
- Member Support & Services
- Community Events Calendar
- Visitor Information
- Relocation Information
- WA State Vehicle & Boat Registration (renew your tabs online and pick them up in our office)
We are located at 395 Winslow Way East, between the Streamliner Diner and Johansson Clark Real Estate.
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2012 Bainbridge Island Home & Garden Show
Sat., Mar. 31, 10 AM - 4 PM
Featuring keynote speaker Andy Navage with "Secrets of the Bloedel Reserve." Get a head start on your gardening and remodeling. Vegetable growing tips, solar energy, home projects. Exhibitors, presentations. More...
March Chamber Luncheon
Wed., Mar. 21, 11:30 AM
New technology programs at Olympic College support aeronautics and other technical industries. Public welcome. At Wing Point Golf & Country Club. Sign up online or call 206-842-3700. More...
March Chamber After Hours
Thurs., Mar. 22, 5:30 - 7 PM
Venue to be announced -watch our calendar and weekly emails. Public welcome. No reservations necessary. More...
Bainbridge Business Connection
Fridays, 7:30 - 9 AM
The Bainbridge Business Connection (BBC) is a Creative Strategy Roundtable offering storefront and home-based Bainbridge business owners and managers a focus group for strategy testing, honest detailed critique, and community support. At Office XPats in the Pavilion. More...
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This Month's Featured Event
Bainbridge Island Public Library
50th Anniversary
Sat., Mar. 17, 10 AM
Activities, Events, and Exhibits all Day!
In the meeting room:
10:30 a.m. Jell-O Art Contest. Sponsored by the Bainbridge Library Teen Advisory Board. Make a creative piece of art made only out of Jell-O and Jell-O boxes. Jell-O art with a literary theme is encouraged but we're open to all creations!
1 p.m. Student Bookmark Contest Awards. Celebrate the art and haiku entries of Bainbridge students grades K-8 with awards and refreshments.
2 p.m. Book talk by Martha Bayley: 50 Years of Good Reading, 3 p.m. 50th Anniversary Birthday Cake. Join us for cake and a community photo with photographer Joel Sackett.
In the Library:
Create the Future (2062): What do you think the library will look like in 2062? Share your thoughts and visions.
Share the Present (2012): Joel Sackett photography exhibit: "A Look at the Library on its 50th Year."
Celebrate the Past (1962): Fashions, photos, artifacts, books, music, trivia. Take a picture in our old-style photo booth.
In the Children's Room: Crafts, displays, more.
And don't miss a special Island Theatre production of Edward Albee's 1962 play, Everything in the Garden at 7:30 PM Sat. & Sun. More...
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 First Friday Art Walk
Fri., Mar. 2, 6-8 PM
Bainbridge Arts & Crafts: Ceramics show includes a wall of 1500 porcelain cherry blossoms. Bainbridge Performing Arts Gallery: Mixed media by G. Frank Karreman. Island Gallery: NCECA (National Council on Education for the Ceramic Arts) Exhibition. Roby King Galleries: New Works by Robert Schlegel. Special at Bainbridge Commons: Demos by park district art instructors. Refreshments served at most venues! A number of local restaurants join the monthly event, offering small plates and weekend specials. Easy walk from the ferry. Complete list of venues here...
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 Great Decisions at the Library
Drop by the Bainbridge Public Library for coffee, a short film, and a discussion of a timely foreign affairs topic.
Topics: 3/3 Middle East Realignment
3/24 Indonesia.
3/31 Energy Geo-politics.
Co-sponsored by Kitsap Regional Library and the Bainbridge Island Arts and Humanities Council. More...
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 Create Your Own Master Peeps
Through Mar. 17
Get some marshmallow Peeps, a small box (such as a shoe box) and design a scene based on your favorite book. Drop off your diorama at the Bainbridge Library and fill out a contest entry form March 1-17 at a participating branch during regular library hours. Vote for your "Peeples" choice March 19-April 5. Winners in each age group (6-12 & 13-18) will be announced Friday, April 6. More...
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 Pinewood Derby
Sat., Mar. 3, 11 AM
The Tyee Nation Pinewood Derby is open to all Bainbridge Island kids ages 5 to 10 years. Dads and Moms can enter Tyee supplied derby cars, too! We do a pot luck, have some great racing tunes and see who has the fastest derby car for each age group. Kids and parents have a great time building and racing their pinewood derby cars! At the Grange Hall. More...
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 Bainbridge Symphony - "Once Upon a Time"
Sat., Mar. 3, 7:30 PM
Sun., Mar. 4, 3 PM
Flying carpets, a genie in a lamp, Grimm and Mother Goose - this weekend's program features music inspired by fairy tales! Mozart's Magic Flute Overture derives from his opera about an evil queen and two young heroes. Ravel wrote music inspired by fairy tales that was ultimately made into a ballet. Finally, Carl Nielsen crafted incidental music for a play production of Aladdin. Also on this program is Bruch's Violin Concerto performed by Corin Lee, an up-and-coming and outstanding young artist. This program is children friendly - bring the whole family! More...
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 Kids' Nights at the Museum
Sats., Mar. 3 & 17, 5:30 - 9 :30 PM
AKA Parents' Night Out! On the first Saturday of each month, children 3.5-10 years old are invited to KiDiMu for a fun-filled evening of museum playtime, games, movies and a pizza dinner, while their parents get to enjoy a night out! This a drop-off program - registration is required by noon on Friday before the event. More...
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The EDGE Improv
Join The EDGE for an ingeniously improvised evening of on-the-spot comedy, all from audience suggestions. For more than sixteen years, the troupe's riotous antics have inspired rave reviews from audience members. Season Presenting Sponsor: Coates Design Architects. At BPA. More...
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 Annual Student Art Contest
Bainbridge Island students and residents K through 12 can enter their art in the 12th annual Student Art Contest. The contest will be held at the Pavilion (403 Madison Ave. NE) and entries must be registered from 9:30 to noon. The exhibit is open from noon to 5, and the Award Ceremony is at 5pm. Entries are based on the child's grade, plus an open "RecycleArt" category. Kids can enter up to three pieces in their grade category, plus up to three pieces in RecycleArt. Please see the complete rules on the BI Parks & Rec District website.
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 Films of Historic Mt. Rainier Climb
Mon., Mar. 5, 7 PM
One of Mt. Rainier's most remarkable ascents will be featured when climb leader Phil Bartow shares award-winning film, rare slides and inspirational stories of the historic 1981 ascent by eleven disabled climbers - a crowning achievement of The International Year of the Disabled. Seven blind, two deaf, one amputee and one epileptic climbers with blessings of Lummi spiritual leader, Joe Washington; and guides Jim Whittaker and Bartow, successfully scaled a route where only a week before an avalanche had claimed nine lives. Admission: By donation or logs for the fireplace! At Yeomalt Cabin, 900 Park Ave. More.
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 Open Mic Science
Mon., Mar. 5, 8 PM
Genomic Profiling of the Immune System. Beyond genome sequencing cutting edge genomic analysis tools can be used to assess the status of the immune system from a few drops of blood. These extensive molecular profiling approaches can used to monitor immune health and detect diseases early, select appropriate therapies and measure responses to treatments. Open Mic Science hosts leading local scientists the first Monday of every month in in the informal atmosphere of the Treehouse Cafe. Free. More.
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 Andrew Lloyd Weber:
Love Never Dies
Wed., Mar. 7, 7:30 PM
The first ever US showing ofthe highly anticipated sequel to The Phantom of the Opera. This fabulous event will also include an introduction from Andrew Lloyd Webber discussing the creative process and stumbling blocks of developing Love Never Dies and behind the scenes content that follows Lloyd Webber on set as he provides his creative insight and direction to the cast and crew. More...
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January Readings at Eagle Harbor Books
 Ann Corbett & Mary Ellen McCaffree: Politics of the Possible
Thurs., Mar. 8, 7:30 PM This lively journey through one dynamic decade proves our political system really can function as our founders designed. Mary Ellen McCaffree and Anne Corbett take us inside a government overhaul led by a team of moderates -- fledgling politicians and citizens alike -- who said 'Our government isn't working for us!' then rolled up their sleeves, joined the process and made a difference.  Jean Davies Okimoto: Walter's MuseSun., Mar. 11, 3 PMIt's the first summer of her retirement and librarian Maggie Lewis is relishing the unfolding of sweet summer days on Vashon Island: walking on the beach, reading the classics, and kayaking. But in June when a sudden storm hits the island, Maggie's summer becomes about as peaceful as navigating white water. Not only does her wealthy sister arrive uninvited with a startling announcement; but Maggie finds herself entangled with her new Baker's Beach neighbor, Walter Hathaway. A famous children's author and recovering alcoholic, Walter has a history with Maggie they would each like to forget. Delightfully told with humor and insight, Walter's Muse is a page turner for romantics, writers, and the young at heart at any age.  Sarah Jio: The BungalowThurs., Mar. 15, 7:30 PMIn the summer of 1942, twenty-one-year-old Anne Calloway, newly engaged, sets off to serve in the Army Nurse Corps on the Pacific island of Bora-Bora. More exhilarated by the adventure of a lifetime than she ever was by her predictable fiancé, she is drawn to a mysterious soldier named Westry, and their friendship soon blossoms into hues as deep as the hibiscus flowers native to the island. Under the thatched roof of an abandoned beach bungalow, the two share a private world-until they witness a gruesome crime, Westry is suddenly redeployed, and the idyll vanishes into the winds of war.  David Martin & Nicolette Bromberg: Shadows of a Fleeting World
Pictorialism emerged in the early twentieth century as a prominent style of fine art photography. Artists engaged in this style were interested in the effects of transient light and Japanese compositional elements. They developed innovative darkroom techniques to create unique soft-focus photographs that reflected contemporary painting styles. Historically, pictorial photography was narrowly defined by certain characteristics that gave an inaccurate assessment of its
important contributions to the medium. Recent rediscoveries
from American regional camera clubs, including the Seattle
Camera Club (SCC), reveal that the movement was broader and more individualist than previously thought. The book provides a rare glimpse into the regional Pictorialist movement. It documents the lives and artistic accomplishments of the SCC photographers.
 Brock & Fernette Eide: The Dyslexic Advantage
In this paradigm-shifting book, neurolearning experts Drs. Brock and Fernette Eide describe an exciting new brain science that reveals that dyslexic people have unique brain structure and organization. While the differences are responsible for certain challenges with literacy and reading, the dyslexic brain also gives a predisposition to important skills, and special talents.
This ticketed event will take place at IslandWood. Tickets are available at Eagle Harbor Book Company or online.
 Kim Schaumburg: Her Last Race
The year is 1993. Women jockeys are no longer a novelty in the world of horse racing, but they still have to fight hard for respect in a male-dominated sport that heeds its own rules. Nikki Summers has spent too many years toiling as a second-rate jockey at an obscure track in Oregon, as she slowly pays her way through college with hopes of becoming a veterinary doctor. When tragedy forces her to question her motives for participating in such a brutal sport, she heads south to finally confront the mother who abandoned her as a child. With pride and profession on the line, the story gallops toward the finish on a course beset with mother/daughter conflicts and ethical dilemmas.
 Connie Sidles: Second Nature
In the rush of modern life, in the chaos of a world that is often in crisis, where can you find peace of mind? Constance Sidles finds it in nature. If, like her, you're searching for a haven that gives you respite from care and grants you hope for the future, then come with her as she takes you on a journey into the wilds of a natural area set in the heart of a big city: the Montlake Fill in Seattle.
 Jim Gullo: Trading Manny
Thurs., Mar. 29, 7:30 PM
Ask Jim Gullo: the past few years have been difficult ones for fans of baseball. In December 2007, just as his seven-year old son Joe was beginning to develop a true passion for the game, the Mitchell Report on players' steroid use made it clear that America's pastime wasn't what it claimed to be. Suddenly Jim found himself struggling to answer some difficult questions. Jim and Joe set out to find their own answers. By turns humorous, heartbreaking, and inspiring, Trading Manny tells the story of their journey back to baseball--how along the way Joe traded his idol for amore worthy hero, and Jim learned something valuable about being a father.
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 Ferry Tales Book Club
Thurs., Mar. 8
Commuting cutting into your book club time? Then join KRL for a monthly book group on the ferry. This month: No assigned book. Let's get to know each other! 4:40 Seattle-Bainbridge riders, we'll read and discuss one title each month. If you're on the 3:50 BI-Seattle, just drop in and enjoy talking about something you've read and loved - no assigned reading required.The 4:40 book selection will be available on the ferry during the meeting, and at the Bainbridge Public Library all month. More...
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 Family Movie Matinee: Hugo
Fri., Mar. 9, 3:30 PM
An orphaned boy secretly lives in the walls of a busy Paris train station and looks after the clocks. Based on the Caldecott Award winning book by Brian Selznick, 'The Invention of Hugo Cabret'. Free at the Library.We'll pop the popcorn! More...
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 Latin Night
Sat., Mar. 10, 7:30 PM
Featuring DJ Latin mix Salsa, Cha Cha, Rumba, Bachata, Merengue and Tango. Salsa workshop 7:30-8:15 pm free with dance! Music tailored to attendees. NO pre-registration or partner required! Singles & couples. Adults & teens. Dressy casual. Be kind to wood floor - wear shoes with clean soles, no black marks. Doors open 7:15 PM. At Island Center Hall. More...
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 Planetarium Show & Star Gazing: Mars
Sat., Mar. 10, 7:00 PM
Mars will be close to Earth in early March, and easily visible. To the naked eye, the planet will appear as a bright red-orange object rising around sunset and setting around sunrise. If the sky is clear, astronomers will also be on hand with telescopes. Free at Ritchie Observatory, Battle Point Park. More...
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 Jell-O Art Contest-Call to Artists
Mon., Mar. 12
Make a creative piece of art made only out of Jell-O and Jell-O boxes. Prizes for "Most Mouthwatering," Most Jiggly," "Tallest," "Most Colorful" and more. Jell-O art with a literary theme is encouraged but we're open to all creations! Bring your jell-o to the library between 9 and 10:30 a.m. on Saturday, March 17. Judging at 11:00 a.m. Sponsored by the Bainbridge Library Teen Advisory Board for the library's 50th anniversary. Free at the Library. More...
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 The Great War
Tues., Mar. 13, 7 PM
This free film and lecture series continues at the Bainbridge Public Library.
Session 4. Tuesday, March 13
Film - Sergeant York
Session 5. Tuesday, March 27
Armistice and Aftermath
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 Island Film Group:
The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance
Wed., Mar. 14, 7 PM
Ranking with STAGECOACH as one of the greatest of its genre, THE MAN WHO SHOT LIBERTY VALANCE is the modern-day Western to beat all Westerns. Jimmy Stewart plays the bungling but charming big-city lawyer determined to rid the fair village of Shinbone of its number one nuisance and Bad Man: Liberty Valance (Lee Marvin). And as if all that weren't enough, the biggest star that ever aimed a six-shooter plays the "Man" of the title: John Wayne. Super-sincere Stewart and rugged rancher Wayne share the same love interest (Vera Miles). One gets the gunman but the other gets the gal . . . and the glory. James Stewart, John Wayne; Paramount Pictures; Directed by John Ford, 1962. Free at the Library. More...
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 Private Eyes
Opening Night
Fri., Mar. 16, 6:30 PM
Lisa is married to Matthew but is having an affair with her British theater director, Adrian. But, maybe not. Perhaps it's just a figment of Matthew's imagination and fodder for sessions with his therapist. Or perhaps the affair is just part of a play that is in rehearsal. The real truth is that nothing is ever quite what it seems in PRIVATE EYES and the audience must play the role of detective to sort it all out. Suitable for "PG-13" audiences. Mar. 16-25, Fri-Sat 7:30, Sun 3:00. Pay-what-you-can preview Thurs., Mar. 15. Opening night reception 6:30. At BPA. More...
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 Winery Tour Weekend
Sat. & Sun, Mar. 17 & 18
Noon to 5 PM
Only on select weekends throughout the year do the 7 artisan wineries of Bainbridge Island 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! Map & More...
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 Small Island, Big Green
Sat., Mar. 17, 10 AM - 2 PM
Celebrate RePower Bainbridge's one year anniversary!Thanking more than 1,700 Islanders who have saved energy and money in their homes in the past year.Enjoy family activities. Receive THE BIG GREEN CARD for one-day-only retailer discounts. Don't have THE BIG GREEN CARD? Schedule your FREE Home Energy Check-Up before March 17, 2012, or visit us at the Winslow Mall during Small Island, Big Green to sign up and get your card on the spot to enjoy discounts all day long! More...
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 St. Patrick's Day
Contra Dance
Sat., Mar. 17, 7:30 PM
St. Patrick's Day Bash, with Stuart Williams and Friends to heat up the hall with fabulous Seattle caller, Sherry Nevins. Sherry teaches a workshop at 7:30 and cues all dances. No previous experience or partners required. At Island Center Hall. More...
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 BI Dine Local Downtown
Sun.-Thurs Mar. 18-22 Sun.-Thurs Mar. 25-29 Similar to Seattle's Restaurant Week, 13 participating restaurants will be offering a three-course (prix fixe) dinner featuring an appetizer, entree and dessert with at least three options under each course for $28 per person (excluding drinks, taxes, and gratuity.) These specials will run for dinner service from Sunday-Thursday nights. Some of the restaurants will also be offering a $15 prix fixe lunch menu. More...
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 Field's End Writers' Roundtable
Tues., Mar. 20, 7 PM
Reflections from the Seattle P-I Book Beat with John Marshall. The P-I's longtime book critic looks back at more than a decade of interviews and reviews of authors from across the country and around the Pacific Northwest. He discusses the craft of book criticism and offers his recollections of interviews with such notable authors as John Updike, Margaret Atwood, Richard Ford, Elizabeth Gilbert, Barbara Kingsolver, and Tom Robbins. Free at the Library. More...
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 Travelogue: Experience Incredible India
Wed., Mar. 21, 7:30 PM
Enjoy an evening rich in images and information with veteran travel guide Beth Whitman. She'll offer words of wisdom for those considering a journey to the subcontinent whether traveling solo, as a group, as a student, or for business. She'll provide practical advice on understanding the culture, staying safe, where to stay, and how to get around. Co-sponsored by the Bainbridge Public Library and the Traveler. Free at the Library. More...
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 How to Write a 10 Minute Play
Sat., Mar. 24, 1 PM
Have you ever wanted to try writing a 10-minute play? Now's your chance! Seattle playwright & teacher John Longenbaugh will teach participants how to create one of these short but sweet plays, just in time for the 10-Minute Play Festival, sponsored by KRL and Island Theatre. All Kitsap adults and teens in grades 9-12 are encouraged to enter their 10-minute play into the festival. Plays are due May 15th, and a number of the plays will be selected by judges to be performed on August 18 and 19.
Note: you can attend the workshop without entering the festival, and vice versa. More information on the festival will be forthcoming. Free at the library. More...
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 The Exuberant Mind: Secrets of the Teenage Brain
Wed., Mar. 28, 6:30 PM
A workshop for parents, mentors and educators. The latest research on the neurobiology of the teen mind has revealed a stage of dynamic development that is wrought with both extreme vulnerability and extraordinary promise. Learn effective ways to parent a teenager based on this data. Explore Compassionate Communication & how your parenting can benefit. Learn about the uniqueness of the teenage brain & effective ways to parent a teenager. Explore Compassionate Communication & how your parenting can benefit. At West Sound Academy, Poulsbo. More...
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 Finding Genius in Your Life with Michael Meade
Wed., Mar. 28, 7 PM
The original idea of genius refers to the natural spirit and inner qualities of a person; this includes their god-given talents as well as the way they are aimed at life. In that sense, everyone has a genius nature and something essential to give to the world. However, when neglected or rejected our natural genius can incite our worst inner demons. An evening of stories and poems and discussion of the many ways that the genius in us keeps finding meaningful ways for us to change and to grow. At Island Center Hall. More...
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 Island Film Group:
Pleasantville
Sat., Mar. 31, 2 PM
Join us for a special showing of Pleasantville (1998), a film about the power of books in honor of the Bainbridge Library's 50th Anniversary.
When two 1990s teenagers are transported back to the black and white, 1950s-style town of Pleasantville, one of the oddities they notice is that all the books consist of blank pages. When the teens tell the plot of a missing text, the book fills itself in (in color). Soon the library becomes the most popular place in town, with teenagers lined up outside the door, eager for new ideas. As the people of Pleasantville expand their thinking through books and other experiences, they and their world gradually fill with color. When the "old guard" of Pleasantville attempt to stop this process, their techniques include burning the books and forbidding access to the library. Free at the Library. More...
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 Live Music on Bainbridge
122 Winslow
Thursdays, Karaoke 9 PM
Fridays, Live Music 9 PM
Saturdays, DJ & Dancing 9 PM
Sundays, Jazz Night 9 PM
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BI Metro Park & Rec
Camp Yeomalt Song Circle
Every 4th Friday, 7:30 PM
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First Sundays at the Commons
Mar 3 Gail Pettis, Jazz Vocalist More...
Island Music Center Mar 3 Blues Benefit
Mar 17 Matt Price & Peter Spencer
Mar 18 Lauren Rioux & Brittany Haas
Recreational singing - traditional American folk songs Tuesdays, 7:30 - 9 PM More...
Pegasus Coffee House Most Fridays & Saturdays 7:30-9:30 PM
Mar 2 Ethan J. Perry
Mar 3 Chad Knight
Mar 9 Jill Knight
Mar 10 TBA
Mar 16 TBA
Mar 17 TBA
Mar 23 Steve Grandinetti
Mar 24 Joey Shaheen
Mar 30 Courtney Marie Andrews
Mar 31 Jim Page
Seabold Second Saturdays
2nd Saturday of every month
Sign-up 6:30 PM, Show at 7:30 PM
All-acoustic open mic.
Mar 10 Tania Opland and Mike Freeman
Treehouse Cafe
Saturdays, 8 PM
Featuring local artists ranging from acoustic sets to funk & soul dance music.
Mar 3 Danny Barnes
Mar 10 Left Hand Smoke
Mar 17 The Clumsy Lovers
Mar 31 Eldridge Gravy |
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Upcoming Events...
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 Check out our new downtown sidewalks and landscaping! There is plenty to do and see on Bainbridge Island. Hop on a ferry and get away to it all!
Watch the video "Bainbridge Island in Winter" April is National Poetry Month - Check Next Month's What's Happening for More Poetry Events Apr 1 Books-Hansen & Peck: Power-Hiking Seattle
Chamber Music: Accessible Modern/Openly Tonal
First Sundays Concert: Capella String Quartet
Apr 2 Open Mic Science
Nordic Folk Dancing
Apr 3 Lego Building Challenge
Apr 5 Annual Artists' Almost Perfect Sale
Apr 6 Annual Artists' Almost Perfect Sale
Apr 7 The Met Live in HD Manon
Annual Artists' Almost Perfect Sale
Apr 8 Annual Artists' Almost Perfect Sale
Apr 11 Island Film Group: The Sweet Smell of Success
Apr 12 Books-Becker & Stein: The Future Remembered
Apr 14 Bainbridge Chorale- "The American Vision"
2nd Annual Premier Plant Sale at Bloedel Reserve
6th Annual Bainbridge Island Walk MS
The Met Live in HD - La Traviata
Opening Day Farmers' Market
Planetarium Show & Star-gazing
Dance: Maia Santell & House Blend
Apr 15 Books-Peter Corning: The Fair Society
Bainbridge Chorale- "The American Vision"
Apr 17 Field's End Writers' Roundtable
Apr 20 Winslow Historic Tree Walk
Apr 21 Old Bainbridge Historic Bus Tour
Island Theatre
Bainbridge Symphony: Rachmaninoff's Piano
Concerto No. 2
Contra Dance
Apr 22 Island Theatre
Books-Hanson & Hanson: Breaking Through
Concrete
Apr 23 Celebrate World Book Night at Eagle Harbor Books
Apr 25 Food & Books Library Fundraiser at Eagle Harbor
Books
Apr 27 Family Movie Matinee: The Muppets
Bainbridge Uncorked Island Wine Festival
Apr 28 Field's End 10th Anniversary Writers' Conference
Artists' Marketplace Spring Sale
Seattle Opera Preview: Madame Butterfly
Apr 29 Books-Olson: Down John's Road
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