Latest Events in Bainbridge(August Updated)

Get ready to rewind time and relive the magic of the 1980s at Nissley Vineyards ! Pop sensation Tiffany , who stole hearts with hits like "I Think We're Alone Now," will be performing live among the vines. It’s a night of neon dreams, shoulder pads, and sing-along anthems under the stars—with fine wine in hand, of course. Gather your crew, tease that hair, and pull out your best retro threads for an unforgettable evening of music, memories, and vineyard vibes. Tiffany's Bio A legendary pop star, Tiffany earned two U.S. number one hit singles with “I Think We’re Alone Now” and “Could’ve Been,” and set a record as the youngest female artist to top the Billboard charts with her debut album. In 2000, Billboard ranked Tiffany’s album The Color of Silence as the “Top Ten Best Albums of the Year.” In 2011, she released her country-pop LP Rose Tattoo , embracing the music she grew up on. Her 2016 critically acclaimed A Million Miles marked the first time Tiffany had been a co-producer on her own record. As a writer and co-producer on her 10th studio album, Pieces of Me , Tiffany fused elements of rock and pop, while still showcasing her trademark tendency for big radio friendly choruses. Now she’s ready to bare her soul and invite listeners to walk with her into the light via her 11th studio album, Shadows, out November 25, 2022. She has sold more than 15 million albums to date. Beverages & Food: • Food from local food trucks will be on-site with a variety of items to choose from. You are also welcome to bring your own food. (No carry-in alcohol except Nissley wine). • Choose from a variety of Nissley wines ranging from dry to very sweet. • Nissley wines may be purchased by the glass or by the bottle. You are welcome to take bottled wines home with you. • Local craft beer will be available during the event and may be purchased to consume here, but not to go. • Wine Slushies will be available in a variety of flavors. Table Reservations on the Lawn • We are pleased to offer reserved table seating on the lawn. Skip the hassle of bringing your own seating and enjoy this comfortable option. • Tables are available from 5:30 -9:30 pm, and your choice of table is first come first served. • A table reservation does not count as your general admission. A table reservation must be purchased IN ADDITION to an Admission purchase. One table reservation necessary per group of 4 guests. • A table reservation includes 1 table and seating for a max of 4 people. If your group is larger than 4, you will need to reserve more tables. • Tables will be set up side by side to accommodate a group, but only if they are reserved under one name. • Tables and chairs are limited, and they are often sold out. If you are not able to reserve enough tables for your group, some will have to use carry-in chairs and sit outside the reserved table area. • Table reservations may ONLY be made through Eventbrite. • Lawn chairs and blankets may not be used in the reserved table area. Please refrain from: • Handing tickets over the fence or along roadways. • Bringing an alcoholic beverage other than Nissley wine. • Taking food or drink onto the dance patios. • Using grills, fires, torches, and bright LED's. • Spraying pesticides, pouring candle wax, or dumping food on the lawn or pavement. • Climbing on or over the wood fences. • Carrying weapons of any type. • Smoking or vaping in the main concert area. Smoking or vaping is allowed only as follows: 1) In the parking meadows. 2) On the hill behind the food trucks. 3) In the gravel lane behind the fence East of the winery. 4) In the access driveway behind the stage. • Bringing pets in the parking or seating areas. Registered service dogs are permitted and must be leashed. • Setting up tents and canopies on the main lawn in front of the winery. • Dressing offensively. Shirts are required. Rain/Weather Policy: • If we cancel the event, your online ticket will be automatically refunded 100% of the ticket cost and the table rental cost, if any. Information Source: Nissley Vineyards | eventbrite

Friday, July 4th, 2025 Hook & Ladder Meet & Greet and Color Theme Party Time: 4PM to 9PM Saturday, July 5th, 2025 Joe Sweet Building Sneaker Ball Cocktail Attire Time: 6PM to Midnight All registrants will receive swag bag and t-shirt that they will need to wear to the Color Theme Party. Arrangements will be posted on time and pickup location for registration. Information Source: Daniel Smith | eventbrite

Experience the ultimate relaxation at Yoga in the Vineyards, an event held at the scenic Nissley Vineyards in Bainbridge, PA. This invigorating yoga practice is designed to lengthen, strengthen, and calm both your body and mind. To fully enjoy the class, make sure to wear comfortable clothing and consider bringing an additional layer for the end of the session. In addition, bring a large beach towel along with optional yoga equipment such as a mat, strap, and blocks. All fitness levels and abilities are welcome, but participants should be able to easily get up and down from the ground. Throughout the class, various options will be provided to accommodate individual needs, ensuring a tailored experience. Led by the experienced Registered Yoga Teacher, Charla Lorenzen (E-RYT 200 and RYT 500), this 45-minute yoga class promises to leave you feeling rejuvenated. After the session, indulge in a complimentary tasting of six pre-selected Nissley wines. Please note that the wine tasting is only available to those aged 21 and above. Charla Lorenzen is not just a skilled yoga instructor but also an ACE-certified fitness instructor. With years of experience teaching a variety of fitness classes to participants of all ages and backgrounds, Charla is passionate about promoting wellness through group exercise. Don't miss out on this unique event! Join us at Yoga in the Vineyards on September 16, 2023, for a blissful yoga practice and a delightful wine tasting experience. Tickets are available for $15.

Experience the captivating world of artists' books with the exclusive Open Book Tours at the Cynthia Sears Collection. Immerse yourself in this intimate hands-on encounter with a diverse collection of artists' books, where you can delve into the current exhibition through up-close demonstrations and engaging conversations. Our knowledgeable curators and esteemed guest tour guides will guide you through this extraordinary art form, where visual art and language intertwine seamlessly. These small group tours offer a closer look and deeper understanding of artists' books, as creators employ various media, materials, and forms to express their unique visions. Be captivated by the fusion of creativity and craftsmanship as you explore these stunning works of art. Limited seats are available for each event date, ensuring an exclusive and immersive experience. Mark your calendars for the following dates: July 15, July 19 (Sold Out), August 16, August 19, September 20 (Sold Out), and September 23. Each event can accommodate up to 12 attendees, so please inform us promptly if you are unable to attend, to allow others to partake in this extraordinary journey. Don't miss this extraordinary opportunity to discover the beauty and intricacy of artists' books at the Open Book Tours. Join us at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, located at 550 Winslow Way East, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110. Tickets for the September 20 event are sold out.

Join Linda Okazaki and Bob Haft at BIMA for an engaging conversation titled "Memory, Time, & Place." This thought-provoking dialogue will be moderated by Greg Robinson, Chief Curator of Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. The event will take place at the Frank Buxton Auditorium, located at 550 Winslow Way East, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110, on October 22, 2023. Both Okazaki and Haft have a rich background in the arts. Okazaki, a featured retrospective artist from Port Townsend, brings a unique perspective to the discussion. Haft, a photographer, art historian, and Professor Emeritus from Evergreen College in Olympia, hails from Walla Walla. The two artists first connected as undergraduate art students at WSU in Pullman and have since maintained a lifelong friendship. The conversation will delve into various topics, including artistic inspirations, visual inquiries, and interpretations, as well as individual filters of memory, time, and place. Okazaki and Haft will explore familiar realms, both real and imagined, and offer their insights into these captivating subjects. Following the dialogue, guests are invited to a reception, providing an opportunity for further discussion and connection. Tickets for this enlightening event are priced at $10 - $12. This is an event that art enthusiasts and those interested in exploring the intersections of memory, time, and place should not miss. Join Linda Okazaki and Bob Haft at BIMA for an enriching experience that will broaden your understanding of the artistic world.

The Seattle Center is hosting an incredible Halloween Family Magic Show, brought to you by Seattle Magic Show. This artful and creative theatrical performance is the perfect entertainment for the whole family. Magician Raymond will be presenting his monthly shows at the Theater Puget Sound, located on the first floor of the Armory Building in the Seattle Center. The best part? Admission is absolutely free! Prepare to be amazed as Magician Raymond combines creative magic, mind reading, and plenty of audience participation in this interactive 45-minute show. Both kids and adults will be fully engaged and captivated by Raymond's unique and creative magic tricks. With over 35 years of experience, Raymond has entertained thousands of people at theme parks, schools, and theaters across the country. Mark your calendars for October 28, 2023, and head to the Seattle Center for an unforgettable Halloween experience. The magic show promises to be a delightful and enchanting event for everyone. Don't miss out on this amazing entertainment opportunity. For more information about the Halloween Family Magic Show at the Seattle Center, visit Seattlemagicshow.com.

Experience the magic of jazz with a remarkable show that pays tribute to the legendary Mary Lou Williams. Pianist and composer Ann Reynolds, along with filmmaker Kay D. Ray, have curated a captivating evening of live performance and film, aptly named "Celebrating Mary Lou Williams An Evening of Live Performance and Film." Taking place at the Frank Buxton Auditorium in Bainbridge Island, this event promises to transport you through the captivating history of jazz in the 20th century. Mary Lou Williams was a true jazz pioneer, renowned for her exceptional piano playing and compositions. As Duke Ellington aptly described, she was "perpetually contemporary." From her early days in boogie and stride piano to her innovative contributions to various jazz sub-genres, Mary Lou's music embodies the evolution of jazz itself. Through her mesmerizing compositions and masterful performances, she painted a vivid picture of the genre's rich history. This extraordinary show seamlessly weaves together live performances by esteemed Northwest musicians with archival film interview clips and rare footage of Mary Lou Williams herself. Pianist and composer Ann Reynolds, filmmaker Kay D. Ray, pianist and conductor Kent Stevenson, pianist and composer Nelda Swiggett, pianist Alex Guilbert, bassist and music impresario Terry Morgan, drummer and conductor Maria Wulf, bassist Heather Chriscaden, flutist and trombonist Freddy Fuego Gonzalez, and tenor saxophonist Jason Turner all contribute their immense talents to bring Mary Lou's compositions and favorite pieces to life. Join us on November 1, 2023, at the Frank Buxton Auditorium in Bainbridge Island for an unforgettable evening of live performance and film that celebrates the immense legacy of Mary Lou Williams. Immerse yourself in the mesmerizing sounds of jazz and witness the magic of this remarkable artist. Tickets for this extraordinary event are priced at $25-$30, so don't miss out on this unique opportunity to experience the history of jazz through Mary Lou's timeless music.

Join an immersive one-day workshop on November 5, 2023, in Bainbridge Island, Washington, where adults can explore the captivating world of folding techniques and pop-up mechanics. Led by renowned book artist Colette Fu, this workshop offers intermediate to advanced students the opportunity to expand their skills in creating dimensional works using paper and easily accessible materials and tools. Fu, a Philadelphia-based artist, is known for her intricate compositions that incorporate photography and pop-up paper engineering. Her books have been featured in prestigious collections such as the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the Library of Congress. Fu's expertise and knowledge will guide participants as they learn folding techniques and pop-up mechanics to bring their projects to life. The workshop will be held at the Classroom in the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, located at 550 Winslow Way East. Ticket prices are $200 for members and $230 for non-members. Don't miss this chance to delve into the world of paper engineering and unleash your creativity with Colette Fu.

Artist Colette Fu is a talented paper engineer and photographer who combines her passions to create extraordinary pop-up books and art pieces. Currently, she is in residency at BIMA, located in Bainbridge Island, where she is working on a massive pop-up book of a Wishing Tree. This stunning creation will be showcased in the MESA Gallery. During her residency, Colette will also give a presentation, sharing insights into her artistic process, her work, and the inspiration behind her captivating pieces. Colette Fu holds an MFA in Fine Art Photography from the renowned Rochester Institute of Technology. Her fascination with constructing pop-up books began after completing her degree. Since then, she has designed pop-ups for acclaimed stop-motion animation commercials and has worked with prestigious clients such as Vogue China, Canon Asia, and Moët Hennessy-Louis Vuitton. Her work has been recognized and included in esteemed collections like the Library of Congress, the West Collection, and the Cynthia Lovelace Sears Collection. Currently based in Philadelphia, Colette Fu has established a prolific career as an artist. She not only creates her own art but also teaches pop-up courses and conducts community workshops at various art centers, universities, and institutions worldwide. Her expertise and passion for pop-up paper engineering have made her a sought-after educator. Colette Fu's impact on the art world has been acknowledged through numerous accolades and grants. She was awarded a prestigious Joan Mitchell Painter's & Sculptors Grant in 2020 and received the Meggendorfer Prize for best paper-engineered artist book in 2018. Fu has also been a recipient of a Fulbright Research Fellowship to China and grants from organizations such as the Independence Foundation, Leeway Foundation, and Puffin Foundation, among others. If you're interested in experiencing the magic of Colette Fu's art, mark your calendars for November 11, 2023. The Eye on Artist: Colette Fu event will take place at the Frank Buxton Auditorium, located at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art in Bainbridge Island, Washington. This event is free, offering a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Colette Fu's pop-up creations.

Join BIMA for the thought-provoking event, "Into the Light: Explorations with Linda Okazaki and Lisa Fortlouis Wood, Phd." This engaging discussion brings together artist Linda Okazaki and clinical psychologist Dr. Lisa Wood in an exploration of Okazaki's fascinating retrospective exhibition. Okazaki, a renowned artist from Port Townsend, has collaborated with Dr. Wood, a professor emeritus and clinical psychologist from the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, since the 1980s. Together, they have embarked on a transformative journey to delve into Okazaki's life work, which she describes as a series of incomplete sentences. Through their collaboration, they have gained fresh insights into the complexity of Okazaki's vibrant paintings. This event offers a unique opportunity to join the conversation and gain a deeper understanding of Okazaki's personal experiences, her use of color to convey emotions, her incorporation of dream imagery, and her exploration of the unconscious mind. From her early childhood to her recent discoveries, Okazaki's art will be viewed in a new light, shedding light on her artistic process and inspirations. The discussion will be expertly moderated by Greg Robinson, Chief Curator of the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Following the conversation, attendees will have the chance to connect with other art enthusiasts during a reception. Don't miss this chance to immerse yourself in the world of Linda Okazaki's captivating artistry. Mark your calendars for November 12, 2023, and join us at the Frank Buxton Auditorium, located at 550 Winslow Way East, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110. Tickets for this enlightening event are available for $10 - $12.

Immerse yourself in an exhilarating escape from your mundane weekday routine with the invigorating alternative to the monotonous Netflix routine. Prepare to be captivated by the extraordinary artistic journey of Hilma af Klint, the visionary abstract artist who defied conventional boundaries long before the term "abstract" even existed. Her awe-inspiring works, characterized by their immense size, vibrant colors, sensual themes, and otherworldly nature, emerged from a deep wellspring of inspiration derived from spiritualism, modern science, and the natural wonders that surround us. Delve into the fascinating life and artistic genius of Hilma af Klint through the lens of director Halina Dryschka's remarkable documentary, "Beyond the Visible: Hilma af Klint" (2019). This mesmerizing film not only unravels the intricate tapestry of af Klint's craft, but also sheds light on the unfortunate misjudgment and marginalization she faced amidst a patriarchal narrative of artistic progress and the capitalistic determination of artistic value. Discover how this pioneering figure, previously overshadowed by the annals of art history, was finally acknowledged in a groundbreaking retrospective at the renowned Guggenheim Museum. Experience this transformative cinematic masterpiece as part of the smARTfilms: Artfilms series, presented by the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Mark your calendars for November 28, 2023, and head to the Frank Buxton Auditorium, nestled within the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art at 550 Winslow Way East, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110. This extraordinary opportunity is not to be missed, with tickets available for the modest price range of $10 to $12. Immerse yourself in the world of Hilma af Klint and revel in the beauty and depth of her groundbreaking artistry.

The ACE Choir - African American Cultural Ensemble is an exceptional arts event taking place in the vibrant city of Bainbridge Island. Hosted at the renowned Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, this cultural extravaganza promises to be an unforgettable experience for all attendees. Mark your calendars for December 9, 2023, as this is the day when the ACE Choir will take the stage and captivate audiences with their awe-inspiring performances. Immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of African American culture as you witness the melodic harmonies and powerful voices of this talented ensemble. The venue itself, located at 550 Winslow Way East, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110, provides the perfect backdrop for this enchanting evening. Don't miss your chance to be a part of this extraordinary event - tickets are available for just $22 to $25. Experience the magic of the ACE Choir - African American Cultural Ensemble and let their music transport you to a world of beauty, passion, and soul.

Discover the rich tradition and contemporary practice of wireworking in Slovakia through the experiences of Fulbright Scholar, artist, and educator Kristin Tollefson. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Slovakian wireworking as Tollefson shares her insights and images from her five-month stay in Central Europe. During her time in Slovakia, Tollefson explored the art of wireworking, known as 'drotárstvo' in Slovak, which originated in the picturesque mountains bordering Czechia and Poland. This ancient craft, which has been recognized as Intangible Heritage by UNESCO, holds a special place in Slovakian culture. Tollefson's journey took her to Žilina, a city in northern Slovakia, where she uncovered the deep-rooted significance of wireworking and its relevance to contemporary discussions in art and society. As part of this fascinating exploration, Kristin Tollefson will be conducting an Introduction to Sculptural Wireworking workshop on January 20, from 1-4pm. Join her to gain hands-on experience and delve further into the world of wireworking. Kristin Tollefson is an accomplished artist whose work bridges the gap between people and their environment through sculpture, installation, performance, and jewelry. With an MFA in Metalsmithing from the esteemed Cranbrook Academy of Art, Tollefson has taught at renowned institutions such as Cornish College of the Arts and Pratt Fine Arts Center. Her expertise as a teaching artist has taken her around the world, sharing her knowledge and passion for art. Tollefson has been the recipient of prestigious grants and awards, including Fulbright (Slovakia and Iceland), The American-Scandinavian Foundation, and Artist Trust. Don't miss this incredible opportunity to explore the untold stories of wire, life, and art with Kristin Tollefson. Mark your calendars for January 18, at the Frank Buxton Auditorium in the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Tickets are available for $10 - $12.

Join artist and researcher Kristin Tollefson for an inspiring workshop on Introduction to Sculptural Wireworking. Discover the techniques, tools, and tips needed to create stunning wire artworks. Dive into the craft's rich history and global evolution, gaining a deep appreciation for its beauty and versatility. Through presentations, demonstrations, and hands-on engagement, you will experience the art of wireworking firsthand. As a curious beginner or someone with crossover experience in metalworking or textile techniques, this workshop is designed to cater to your needs. All materials and tools will be provided, allowing you to focus solely on unleashing your creativity. Walk away with a curated selection of handouts and your very own sample pieces, showcasing your newfound skills. Don't miss this chance to learn from Kristin Tollefson, an esteemed artist and educator with over 35 years of experience. Join us on January 20, 2024, at the Classroom | Bainbridge Island Museum of Art in Bainbridge Island, WA, for this transformative workshop. Secure your spot now and embrace the art of sculptural wireworking.

Experience an evening of poetry with Washington State Poet Laureate Arianne True as she delves into the profound connection between words and collaboration. Arianne True, renowned for her work in understanding the self, has dedicated extensive time to exploring her own identity as someone who has been marginalized by society and who grapples with chronic illness and disability. Join Arianne as she takes us on a transformative journey, shedding light on how Western society often estranges us from our true selves, and how we navigate our way back. Delving into the impact of a changing and ailing body, Arianne offers fresh perspectives on the intertwined nature of identity, self-discovery, and the power of poetic expression. Additionally, in consideration of all attendees, please refrain from using strong fragrances. Arianne True, a queer poet and teaching artist based in Seattle, has dedicated much of her career to working with youth. As the 2023-2025 Washington State Poet Laureate, she has been recognized with several prestigious fellowships and residencies, including those from Jack Straw, the Hugo House, Artist Trust, and the Seattle Repertory Theater. A proud alumna of Hedgebrook and the MFA program at the Institute of American Indian Arts, Arianne currently resides in Burien with her beloved cat. For more information about Arianne True and her inspiring work, please visit the Washington State Poet Laureate website at https://www.arts.wa.gov/washington-state-poet-laureate/.

Join Washington State Poet Laureate Arianne True for an enchanting evening of poetry and introspection at the event "Writing as Liberation with Washington State Poet Laureate Arianne True". This captivating gathering will feature True reading aloud her evocative poems while delving into the profound connection between words and collaboration. Discover True's unique perspective on poetry as a conduit for historical narratives through her own compelling writing and captivating stories. Gain insight into her collaborative projects with music and museums, as she explores the intersection of different art forms. Arianne True, a queer poet and teaching artist from Seattle, has dedicated her career to working with youth, earning her fellowships and residencies from esteemed institutions such as Jack Straw, the Hugo House, Artist Trust, and the Seattle Repertory Theater. As an alumna of Hedgebrook and the MFA program at the Institute of American Indian Arts, True brings a wealth of experience to her craft. Immerse yourself in this enriching evening and be inspired by the transformative power of words. The event will be held on January 25, 2024, at the Frank Buxton Auditorium in Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Don't miss the opportunity to witness Arianne True's remarkable talent, as she shares her poetry and insights on writing as liberation. Tickets are available at the affordable price range of $10 - $12.

Join Linda Okazaki, an acclaimed exhibiting artist, for an engaging conversation about her remarkable retrospective exhibition, "Into the Light." This thought-provoking event will take place at the prestigious Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (BIMA) and will be moderated by the esteemed Chief Curator, Greg Robinson. Linda Okazaki's retrospective has garnered immense praise and has been extended through February 25th, providing an extended opportunity for art enthusiasts to immerse themselves in her captivating works. During the conversation, Linda Okazaki will unveil her fascinating discoveries made throughout the exhibition. Her profound insights into her artistic process and inspirations promise to provide a deeper understanding of her vision. Additionally, attendees will have the privilege of witnessing Linda Okazaki sign copies of her books, which will be available for purchase at the BIMA Museum Store. Ensure you don't miss out on this remarkable opportunity to engage with Linda Okazaki and gain unique insights into her artistic journey. Mark your calendars for February 4th, 2024, and make your way to the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Secure your ticket now, priced at $10-$12, and prepare to be captivated by the power of Linda Okazaki's artistry.

Artist Javier Spanky Loco Silva, Jr. has dedicated his life to art, cultural heritage, and creating a secure future for young individuals. With a strong presence in Kitsap County and beyond, Javier weaves together his passion for art and cultural preservation, offering invaluable insights into his latest installation at the prestigious Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. This captivating event, titled "Untold Stories: Art and Transformation," showcases the seamless integration of his endeavors, providing a thought-provoking experience for attendees. During the event, Javier Spanky Loco Silva, Jr. will engage in an audience Q&A session and engage in a conversation with Daniel Frederick, the esteemed Executive Director of Coffee Oasis. This unique opportunity allows guests to gain a deeper understanding of Javier's creative process and the profound impact of his works. Born in West Los Angeles, CA, Javier's early love for comic books and art has evolved into an international brand encompassing his talents in painting, music, tattooing, and installations. Moreover, through his nonprofit organization L.O.C.O.S. (Leading Our Children Off Streets), Javier empowers young individuals by equipping them with the necessary tools to become artists and independent business owners in the tattoo and art industry. His large-scale installation featured in the BIMA Día de los Muertos exhibition is testament to his artistic vision and commitment to honoring cultural traditions. Don't miss the opportunity to witness the transformative power of art as Javier Spanky Loco Silva, Jr. unveils his exceptional installation at the Frank Buxton Auditorium, located within the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Join us on February 8, 2024, for an enlightening and immersive experience that delves into the untold stories behind the fascinating world of art and its profound ability to inspire and transform. Tickets for this extraordinary event are priced at $10 - $12.

Experience a rare glimpse into the captivating Spring 2024 exhibitions at the prestigious Bainbridge Island Museum of Art (BIMA). Delve into the artistic brilliance of these exclusive showcases during the Inside the Exhibitions: Spring event, presented in the esteemed Frank Buxton Auditorium. With the guidance of renowned curators Catherine Alice Michaelis and Greg Robinson, attendees will gain invaluable insights into the featured artists and uncover behind-the-scenes anecdotes that only the curators are privy to. This member-exclusive presentation promises to engage and educate, providing a unique opportunity for BIMA Members to express their appreciation. The event, aptly named "Inside the Exhibitions: Spring," will take place on March 18, 2024, in the heart of the captivating city of Bainbridge Island. As a token of gratitude to our esteemed Members, admission to this extraordinary event is complimentary. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in the world of art and discover the hidden gems within these remarkable exhibitions. Visit the official Bainbridge Island Museum of Art website to learn more about becoming a BIMA Member and securing your place at this enlightening event. Unlock the door to a world of creativity and inspiration; join us for Inside the Exhibitions: Spring.

Step into the fascinating world of Kathy Ross and immerse yourself in the captivating creations of this extraordinary tin artist. Delve into the whimsies and worries that inhabit Kathy Ross's artistic realm, as you explore her remarkable works. This exclusive event offers a unique opportunity to gain insight into the mind of this talented artist through a lively Q&A session, hosted by Chief Curator, Greg Robinson. Following the event, attendees will have the chance to mingle and enjoy a reception. Welcome to "Kathy Ross: Serious Fun" at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, located at 550 Winslow Way East, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110. Join us on March 24, 2024, for an unforgettable experience. Tickets for this remarkable event are priced at $10 - $12. Immerse yourself in the world of Kathy Ross and discover the magic she creates with tin. Don't miss out on this opportunity to witness the incredible talent of one of the art world's most cherished artists.

Experience the work of master printmaker Gary Groves at the upcoming event, "Gary Groves: Making Things." This highly anticipated event will take place on April 7, 2024, at the Frank Buxton Auditorium in Bainbridge Island, WA. Delve into the world of woodcut prints as Gary Groves shares his early inspirations, artistic endeavors, and the techniques he employs to create his intricate and captivating pieces. Join Greg Robinson, Chief Curator, as he engages in a compelling conversation with Groves about his illustrious career. Following the discussion, attendees will have the opportunity to unwind and engage in further conversation at a reception. Don't miss this exclusive chance to gain insight into the mind of a master printmaker. Tickets for this event will go on sale on January 31, 2024, at 12:00 AM. Be sure to secure your spot early as this event is expected to draw in art enthusiasts and professionals alike.

Join Curated Conversations at Bainbridge Island Museum of Art for an evening celebrating the latest works of renowned authors Sasha LaPointe and Tayi Tibble. This exclusive event in partnership with Eagle Harbor Books will feature a reading and audience Q&A session moderated by island writer B.L. Crook. LaPointe, recipient of the 2023 Pacific Northwest Book Award for her memoir "Red Paint," will share excerpts from her new collection of essays, "Thunder Song." These essays delve into indigenous identity, challenge stereotypes, and tackle cultural displacement and environmental issues with a punk sensibility. Meanwhile, Tayi Tibble, a Maori poet hailed as one of the most remarkable poets of her generation, will present her latest poetry book, "Rangikura." Both authors explore themes of cultural identity, generational trauma, and the healing power of art, community, and nature. Don't miss the book-signing session following the event at BIMA Bistro. Members can attend for $10 while non-members can join for $12. Save the date: Monday, April 15, 2024, at 7 pm in BIMA's Buxton Auditorium.

Attend the panel discussion featuring accomplished artists and Executive Directors of NW Designer Craftartists (NWDC) and Bainbridge Arts & Crafts at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Northwest Designer Craftartists members, along with NWDC's Executive Director, Daniel Wallace, and Debra Ruzinsky, the Executive Director of Bainbridge Arts and Crafts, will delve into the realm of contemporary craft in the Pacific Northwest. The focus will be on the "Exquisite Ornament" exhibition currently displayed at Bainbridge Arts and Crafts, showcasing the work of NWDC's past and present members specializing in jewelry, wearable art, and ornamental pieces. Participating artists like Amy Roberts, David Traylor, Gabriela Nirino, and R. Leon Russell will be part of the engaging panel discussion. The event will take place at Bainbridge Island Museum of Art's Frank Buxton Auditorium on Sunday, April 21, 2024, at 3 pm. Admission is free. Don't miss this enlightening event highlighting the artistry and creativity of the region's contemporary craft scene.

Join the panel discussion featuring talented artists and Executive Directors of NWDC and Bainbridge Arts & Crafts at Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Members of Northwest Designer Craft Artists, alongside NWDC's Executive Director, Daniel Wallace, and Debra Ruzinsky, the Executive Director of Bainbridge Arts and Crafts, will present contemporary craft in the Pacific Northwest. The focus will be on the exhibition "Exquisite Ornament" currently showcased at Bainbridge Arts and Crafts, featuring artists like Amy Roberts, David Traylor, Gabriela Nirino, and R. Leon Russell. The event, taking place at BIMA's Frank Buxton Auditorium on Sunday, April 21 at 3 pm, will include a panel discussion followed by a reception. Don't miss this opportunity to explore the intricate world of jewelry, wearable art, and ornamental craft. Admission is free for all attendees.

Art Grice, a renowned photographer from Bainbridge Island, will be presenting an exclusive exhibition titled "Art Grice: Inquiries" at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. This extraordinary event will showcase a selection of Grice's captivating images, representing his impressive 50-year journey in the world of photography. Delve into a thought-provoking conversation with Greg Robinson, Chief Curator, as he discusses Grice's diverse subjects and themes. This unique opportunity allows visitors to gain insight into the artist's creative process and explore the deep meanings behind his photographs. Following the presentation, a reception will be held, providing a chance to connect with fellow photography enthusiasts and further discuss the exhibit. Mark your calendars for April 27, 2024, and be sure to secure your tickets, which will be available for purchase starting January 31 at 12:00 AM. Immerse yourself in the captivating world of Art Grice and witness the power of his artistic inquiries at this remarkable event.

Untold Stories: Exploring Heritage - Within the Silence is an event that brings life to history by sharing the experiences of Japanese Americans incarcerated during World War II. Living Voices, a renowned theatre group, combines the power of theater and archival film to depict the journey of a teenage girl of Japanese descent named Emiko. This theatrical production sheds light on the impact of Executive Order 9066, which resulted in the unjust imprisonment of thousands of innocent Japanese Americans. Emiko, an ordinary American teenager, finds her life forever changed after the devastating attack on Pearl Harbor by Japan. Along with her entire family, Emiko is forced to navigate a challenging path to prove their loyalty to a country that perceives them as "the face of the enemy." The event, set to take place on May 2, 2024, at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art in Bainbridge Island, WA, invites visitors to explore this untold chapter of history. Through the eyes of Emiko, attendees will gain a deeper understanding of the struggles faced by Japanese Americans during this tumultuous period. Within the Silence offers a unique opportunity to reflect on the past and contemplate the lessons it imparts on our present society. Tickets for this thought-provoking event are priced at $12 - $15, providing an accessible avenue for individuals to engage with this important narrative. Join this remarkable exploration of heritage, where the untold stories of the Japanese American community are brought to life with profound theatricality and historical authenticity.

Greg Robinson, the Cynthia Sears Endowed Chief Curator, invites art enthusiasts to explore the remarkable journey of BIMA's Permanent Art Collection over the past decade. Captivating highlights from this extensive collection will be unveiled, providing a glimpse into the artistic treasures that have been carefully acquired and preserved. The event, titled "BIMA's Permanent Art Collection: So Far," will also feature a thought-provoking panel discussion on the future of this extraordinary collection. Taking place at the prestigious Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, located at 550 Winslow Way East, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110, this event promises to be a celebration of art and culture. Set to occur on May 5, 2024, the event offers a unique opportunity to witness the evolution of BIMA's Permanent Art Collection firsthand. Tickets for this exclusive event will be available for purchase starting January 31 at 12:00 AM. Attendees will have the chance to delve into the artistic achievements of renowned artists and gain insights into the vision that drives the collection's growth. Join Greg Robinson, Cynthia Sears Endowed Chief Curator, as he presents these captivating highlights and engages in a stimulating discussion about the future of the collection. Discover the profound impact of BIMA's Permanent Art Collection and immerse yourself in a world of artistic excellence.

Immerse yourself in the enchanting world of Bharatanatyam, a traditional Indian classical dance form that beautifully expresses stories and emotions through graceful movements and intricate gestures. Experience the magic of this captivating dance style as renowned performer Piyali Biswas De takes you on a mesmerizing journey of storytelling. Bharatanatyam is globally celebrated for its ability to narrate mythological tales through the seamless combination of hand gestures, head-eye-neck motions, and body movements. However, its versatility extends beyond Indian mythology, allowing for the interpretation of a wide range of stories, poems, and narrations. In this extraordinary event, Piyali Biswas De, an accomplished Bharatanatyam dancer, guru, and choreographer, reveals the methodologies of Classical Bharatanatyam dance as a means of storytelling. Through illustrated examples and live demonstrations, she demonstrates how the expressive gestures and movements can weave together tales that transcend language barriers. Piyali's passion for dance has led her to explore various Western dance forms, further enriching her artistic repertoire. With over a decade of experience as a performer, choreographer, and producer, she has garnered a reputation of excellence in the Pacific Northwest. Don't miss this opportunity to witness Piyali Biswas De's enthralling performance and immerse yourself in the world of Bharatanatyam storytelling. Join us at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art on May 8, 2024, for a mesmerizing evening of untold stories brought to life through the captivating artistry of Indian classical dance. Admission is free, so come and be transported to a realm where words are surpassed by the power and beauty of movement. Please note that this event is held at Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, located at 550 Winslow Way East, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110.

Discover the untold stories of Asian American life in the captivating event, "Untold Stories: Ten Thousand Things: Artifacts of Asian American Life". Join Shin Yu Pai, the Civic Poet of Seattle, as she shares intimate and fascinating tales from Asian American communities. Drawing from her highly acclaimed podcast, "Ten Thousand Things", Pai explores a collection of objects and artifacts that offer a glimpse into personal and cultural values, stories of diaspora, and tales of trauma that illuminate the Asian American experience. Through audio clips and captivating anecdotes, she delves into the complexities of Asian American identities and their place within larger conversations on race. From a second-hand novel to a significant blue suit worn by a congressman on January 6, this event will shed light on Asian American histories and examine the Asian American experience amidst the pandemic. Don't miss this enriching talk and gain a deeper understanding of the rich cultural heritage and experiences of Asian Americans. This event will take place on May 15, 2024, at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art in Bainbridge Island, WA. Admission is free. Secure your spot and be part of this insightful exploration.

The Lino Cut Day Workshop, taking place on Saturday, 18th May 2024 in London at the Bainbridge Print Vauxhall, offers a unique opportunity for attendees to explore the art of linocut printing. Led by Usva Inei, a skilled visual artist and art educator, participants will delve into the fundamentals of lino cutting and printing. This full-day workshop, limited to a maximum of 6 participants, ensures a personalized and immersive experience. All tools and materials will be provided, and individuals of all skill levels are welcome to join. During the workshop, Usva will demonstrate the proper and safe use of linocut tools, guiding attendees on how to confidently create their designs. Participants are required to bring an image or drawing as a reference for their lino cut project. The session will cover the basics of printing using a press, offering a comprehensive learning experience in a supportive environment. Don't miss this chance to explore the intersection of queerness and immigration through the art of linocut with Usva Inei.