****Time for ticketing has ended, but we will have seats at the door. We also have an overflow room if we run out of seats! Join us and your community, enjoy the conversation, and meet author Imbolo Mbue after the presentation. It is going to be a great event!
Repeats every month on the fourth Wednesday until Sun Jan 31 2021.
Wednesday, December 23, 2020 - 7:00pm to 8:00pm
Wednesday, January 27, 2021 - 7:00pm to 8:00pm
Virtual Classes & Events
Join us on Zoom on the 4th Wednesday of the month for history talks by the Bainbridge Island Historical Museum.
Wednesday, January 27th @ 7 pm
Racial Equity Matters: Black Islanders Stories of 2020
Bainbridge Island Black Community members share personal perspectives, and their individual experiences of our Island’s responses to the national outcry for social change and racial equity, during the historic events of 2020.
Learn the basics of book folding and create a work of art using everyday materials found around the house. In this two-week "craft experience" you will learn new techniques each session and have time to create and chat. Work on your project between sessions and share your progress. Registration required. Ages 18 and up. Once registered you will receive a supply list and more information about the project.
The Kingston Library book group reads fiction and nonfiction throughout the year. Pick up a copy of the book at the Kingston Library. This month: "Nothing to see here: a novel" by Kevin Wilson.
Join by video by clicking on the link below or dial in by phone.
Bainbridge Island photographer Joel Sackett brings years of Island memories to life through images in the newest Historical Museum exhibit entitled Vanishing Bainbridge. Join us on Google Meet as Joel shares Island history, his stories and highlights things forgotten or little seen as well as things familiar. To join the Google Meet, visit the link below:
https://meet.google.com/xgr-wqcz-irm (Chrome browser recommended.)
To join by phone, dial +1 929-287-3229 and enter PIN: 496 818 101#
Want help getting started with your family history? Have questions about DNA testing? Maybe you’re done some research and need some suggestions about what to do next? We can help. We research all over the world, not just this area. There will be experienced amateur genealogists on hand from the Bainbridge Island Genealogical Society (BIGS) and KRL to answer your genealogy questions. And you’ll learn about the many genealogical resources available from BIGS and Kitsap Regional Library.
Learn the basics of weaving. Create your own mini tapestry using everyday materials found around the house. In this two-week "craft experience" you will learn new techniques each session and have time to create and chat. Work on your project between sessions and share your progress. Registration required. Ages 18 and up. Once registered you will receive a supply list and more information about the project.
****Time for ticketing has ended, but we will have seats at the door. We also have an overflow room if we run out of seats! Join us and your community, enjoy the conversation, and meet author Imbolo Mbue after the presentation. It is going to be a great event!
