Looking for something to do on Bainbridge Island this weekend? From hands-on repairs and thought-provoking theater to laid-back live music, September 19–20 has a little something for everyone.

🔧 Fix-it Fair
🎭 Matt Butler’s Reckless Son
🍷 The South Seas at Eleven Winery

Three very different ways to spend the weekend — all right here on Bainbridge Island.

Books, culture, live music, and local wine—Bainbridge Island has something for every kind of outing.

📚 Sip & Swap Book and Puzzle Exchange
🎨 The Abundance of Salalberries pədt’aqa
🎶 Live Music at the Winery: Liquidhorse

Make the most of summer on Bainbridge Island with live music, local wine, creativity, and community connection. Add these three events to your calendar:

🎶 Terry’s Sounds of Summer Concert Series

🍷 Live Music with Singer/Guitarist Mark Soltys

🧶 Friday Crafternoon

Bainbridge Island’s August calendar brings together outdoor film, live music, local art, and Shakespeare in one strong lineup. Here are three events worth adding to your schedule:

🎬 Movies in the Park: Spaceballs

🎨 2026 BIMA Block Party

🎭 William Shakespeare’s Twelfth Night

Summer on Bainbridge Island has a little bit of everything: classic cars, outdoor concerts, and laid-back live music at the winery. Here are three local events worth adding to your calendar:

🚗 Bainbridge Island Classic Car Cruise-In

🎸 Terry’s Sounds of Summer: High-Voltage Honey

🎻 Live Music at the Winery: Dumpster Joe

Summer on Bainbridge Island is full of smart, lively ways to get out and connect, from trivia and live music to inventive youth theatre. Here are three upcoming events worth adding to your calendar:

🧠 Trivia Night

🎶 Terry’s Sounds of Summer: Nite Wave

🎭 Peter and the Starcatcher

The fall vibes are here!!! I’m someone who leans toward gratitude naturally—especially for the good people around me— clients, friends, family. But even with the best intentions, it's nice to have a reminder of the why in the life we are leading.

I’ve had a few things re-emerge on my path lately that I’d love to share. I am guessing these aren’t anything new to you either, but perhaps a subtle reminder of the good that is right now and what we are striving for.