Winter on Bainbridge Island

Winter is right around the corner, and with the chill in the air and the joy of the holiday season, there are so many stellar things to do on Bainbridge Island. From music and art to fun family-friendly performances and other community events, celebrate the coldest season of the year with some fun, not-to-miss functions.

HOLIDAY VILLAGE   |   DECEMBER 15 – JANUARY 6

Bloedel Reserve is bringing holiday magic to Bainbridge Island in an intricately designed tiny town that will wow both the young and the young at heart. Inhale the fragrance of cider, watch the train travel around the village, and enjoy fabulous holiday décor.

MEET THE ARTIST   |   DECEMBER 16

Head to the Bainbridge Island Art Museum for an informal opportunity to engage with Alfredo Arreguín, whose work is currently on exhibition in the gallery. Ask questions about his process and gain first-hand knowledge about what inspires his art.

FIRST FRIDAY ART WALK   |   JANUARY 4

On the First Friday of every month, the Island arts scene comes together to showcase vibrant pieces of art in a variety of mediums. Businesses open their doors for good food and company, as residents and visitors stroll downtown Winslow. Be sure to stop by RSIR!

MOCHI TSUKI 30TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION   |   JANUARY 5

IslandWood has partnered with the Bainbridge Island Japanese American Community to support the 30th anniversary celebration of Mochi Tsuki. Guests will have the opportunity to participate in traditional mochi making, learning about the culture and the history of the Island’s Japanese American Community.

WINE & CHOCOLATE   |   FEBRUARY 9

The Bainbridge Island Wineries “Wine on the Rock” presents a special evening of Wine & Chocolate to kick-off Valentine’s Day early and treat your sweetheart to a weekend of wine tastings with chocolate pairings at five of the Island’s wineries.

BSO PRESENTS MUSES   |   FEBRUARY 16 – 17

The Bainbridge Island Symphony will bring Muses to life this winter, with a performance that will encourage viewers to let their minds wander the infinite spaces of imagination. This is part of a four-concert classical series with a star-studded cast of guest performers and special collaborations.