Arts & Entertainment - Bainbridge Island

What's Happening on Bainbridge Island | July 2

The Bainbridge Public Library is more than just a meeting spot for July Fourth festivities; it’s also the site of some great story opportunities.

Park here on Wednesdays

Linda Snyder once sat on a committee whose organizers wanted to hold standing meetings on Wednesday evenings during the summer.

WEEKEND WROCK | Lick Like a Lion to headline Kingston SK8 Rollick

Just up the street from the Little City by the Sea’s downtown core and Fourth of July events, the Independence Day celebration will be extended with a Saturday full of skate competition and concerts. From the group that basically brought you the Kingston Skate Park itself comes The Kingston Sk8 Rollick.

What’s Up Weekend Wrock

Independence Day extended.

Bainbridge author debuts first novel this weekend

The protagonist of Carol Cassella’s debut novel improbably turns anesthesia into poetry. From the first paragraph of “Oxygen,” Dr. Marie Heaton’s reverence for her work putting people to sleep comes through in a way that’s – oh, let’s just get it over with – breathtaking. Of course, as with any juicy and well-crafted story, there’s more to Marie than she herself lets on, and her tendency to over-embrace the rigors of her job hint at conflict and denial that any reader who loves her work, perhaps too much, will identify with.

Lynwood plays host to the Show People of yesteryear

Bainbridge theater celebrates its anniversary with two screenings of

Developers ask Bremerton out to the movies

Ron Sher and Co. plan to host movie nights atop the old J.C. Penney building each weekend this month, starting with

Port Orchard library screens second annual series of film noir

Free admission for old-time movie.

What’s Up for First Friday

Visions of the apocalypse and paintings of liberty in Bremerton July 4, Bainbridge holds off its events until after Independence Day.

What goes up...

A look at Independence Day Events across the county, lighting the proverbial fuse for Fourth of July.