Many visitors to our small island community are coming to celebrate, and there are a lot of wonderful restaurants on Bainbridge Island for dinners and events. Heyday Farm is a favorite destination dining opportunity—a historic and sustainable six-acre farm about ten minutes from the Bainbridge Island ferry. Heyday Farm is a fantastic place to visit
Located just 35 minutes by ferry from Seattle, Downtown Bainbridge Island has a charming tree-lined main street with shops, cafes, wineries, and art galleries, perfect for an afternoon stroll. During the summer, these quiet streets turn into a lively tourist hub. Many visitors just come for a day trip and retreat back to the city
There’s certainly no shortage of things to do on Bainbridge Island all year round! In fact, each season has its draw to our sleepy island community on the Puget Sound. Winter is cozy and best spent indoors, and Spring means crisp sunny days and cherry blossoms along Winslow Way (our charming main street). Summer is
There’s no better place to spend a chilly, rainy Northwest day on the island than at the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. Next year will mark the 20th anniversary of this local gem, connecting visitors and residents alike to the beautiful and creative art of the Puget Sound region. The major exhibits at the Bainbridge
Downtown Bainbridge Island, known as Winslow, is one of Washington’s most charming small towns. Within minutes from the ferry dock, you’ll find the Bainbridge Island Art Museum, the Bainbridge Alehouse, Eagle Harbor Winery, and many cute local boutiques. Not only is our downtown area completely walkable, but you’ll also love meeting the folks that call
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