Spring 2012 edition - Bainbridge Island Arts & Humanities Council

CURRENTS 

SPRING 2012 MARCH | APRIL | MAY | cultural quarterly & eVeNtS caleNDar 

IN THIS ISSUE 

vIsIt ouR 

new websIte 

IsLAnd tReAsuRes 

gReAt deCIsIons 

At tHe LIbRARY 

ARts In eduCAtIon 

bLooM 2012 

CeLLuLoId 

bAInbRIdge 

PoetRY MontH 

bAInbRIdge 

ARts & CRAFts 

bAInbRIdge IsLAnd 

MuseuM oF ARt 

bAInbRIdge CHoRALe 

IsLAnd MusIC CenteR 

events CALendAR 

And MoRe 

Bainbridge Island 

ARTS & HUMANITIES 

COUNCIL

From the Director 

2 CURRENTS SPRING 2012 

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND ARTS & HUMANITIES COUNCIL 

As part of preparing this 

edition of Currents, I had the 

pleasure of going through 

our newly created donor 

database to assemble a list 

of 2011 Arts & Humanities 

Council supporters. 

I say pleasure because while data-intensive 

exercises are typically tedious, this one proved 

quite the opposite. As I went through all the 

names, I was instead thrilled, warmed, and 

inspired by the outpouring of generosity 

bestowed on this organization by both new and 

past donors and in-kind contributors. 

With your help, we ended 2011 in the black, 

a huge accomplishment for a nonprofit 

organization in this or any economic climate, and 

one that laid the groundwork for our continued 

work this year. On behalf of our Board of Directors 

and staff, thank you. We couldn’t be happier to 

publicly recognize your contributions on page 15. 

The coming pages provide a snapshot of our 

spring programs along with updates from 

Bainbridge Arts & Crafts, the Bainbridge Island 

Museum of Art, Island Music Center, and 

the Bainbridge Chorale. Helping to promote 

organizations like these in this publication 

and through other means of outreach such as 

our new website, our cultural calendar, and 

community e-blasts, constitutes a big part of our 

mission. 

But I’m also really excited about our revitalized 

effort to connect directly with individual artists 

and to support their work as well. Once upon a 

time, in one of my previous incarnations, I was 

a struggling professional musician. I know how 

challenging it can be, whether you’re a writer, a 

dancer, a filmmaker, a musician, an actor or any 

other type of creative professional, to go through 

the creative process, let alone make a living at it. 

That’s why in recent months we renewed our 

commitment to support individual working artists 

as well as established organizations. I choose 

to live on Bainbridge for the creative buzz that 

permeates the air waves here. You have my 

commitment that we at the Arts & Humanities 

Council will do what we can to ensure our island 

remains a nurturing haven for those who inspire 

us with their inventiveness and vision! 

Cheers, 

Barbara Sacerdote, 

Executive Director 

Editor’s Note 

our Latest Line of Hats 

Over the course of a week/day/hour in my chair here at the Marge Williams 

Center, I’ll pursue a slew of assorted deadline-driven ventures. Large-scale 

projects like developing an issue of Currents or building and launching a 

new website are peppered with, quick, short-term tasks like writing a press 

release, designing an e-blast, or popping a post on Facebook. 

I can’t characterize this work as wearing different hats. It’s more like I’m a milliner who each season 

crafts a line of distinct but thematically bound lids designed to build brand awareness but, as 

importantly, draw lots of favorable attention to the wearer. 

Before I stretch that metaphor beyond recognition let me just say that my job as communications 

manager for the Arts & Humanities Council is about promoting what we and other members 

of the cultural community are up to and in doing so, help build and strengthen our collective 

connection. 

To that end, I couldn’t be happier with how our work has evolved in the last few months. 

Last quarter, we re-designed and streamlined Currents to better serve our mission and 

our audience. 

This quarter, we launched our new website at www.BainbridgeArtsHumanities.org, making 

a purposeful effort not only to showcase our own programs and services, but to create readily 

accessible spaces for those we serve, including cultural organizations, individual creative 

professionals, students, teachers, and members of the community at large. 

Find out more about the new site on page 4. You are all hungry to know each other and to support 

each other, and we believe this resource can be a big part of that. 

Of course, you’ll also see on the coming pages that we have many high-quality programs and 

services of our own in progress and coming up including the Island Treasure Awards, Arts in 

Education, Great Decisions, Poetry Month, Celluloid Bainbridge, and our annual fundraiser, 

Bainbridge in Bloom, scheduled for July 13-15. 

Keep reading to get the latest, and please stay in touch. 

Lindsay Masters, Editor 

P.S. There's an actual Hat exhibition coming up in May! See page 6. 

ARTS & HUMANITIES COUNCIL STAFF AND BOARD 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

Mike Lewars, President 

Andrea Mann, Vice President 

Sandy Rich, Vice President 

Ted Cozine, Treasurer 

Claire Younker Moe, Secretary 

THE STAFF Barbara Sacerdote, MFA, CFRE, Executive Director 

Lindsay Latimore Masters, Communications Manager 

ARTS & HUMANITIES COUNCIL MISSION: 

To create an environment on Bainbridge Island in which the arts and humanities flourish. 

CURRENTS PUBLICATION STAFF 

Susan Arens 

Patricia Bell 

Christine Davis 

Terry Fuerst 

Juliet LeDorze 

LINDSAY LAtImore mASterS, Currents Editor | 206.842.7901 | currents@bainbridgeartshumanities.org (contact for calendar and spotlight editorial space) 

JeANette ALexANDer, Currents Designer | 206.842.6368 | jalexgd@sounddsl.com (contact for submittal questions related to publication design/production) 

JuLIet SchLeSSer, Advertising Sales | 206.780.5335 | julietjs5@gmail.com (contact for display advertising reservations, ad specs and information) 

Currents is a publication of the bainbridge Island Arts & Humanities Council. 

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13,000 copies are published 3-4 times per year, mailed free to all b.I. postal patrons, and placed at many local venues. 

ON THE COVER: 

Clockwise from top: Catherine Martinez, Red Poppy 2; ocheami co-founder Kofi Anang in performance; Peggy vanbianchi, Iluminated Hand. 

Courtesy photos.


More Great Decisions 

to Be Made in March 

At press time, we’re more than 

halfway through this year’s 

Great Decisions at the Library 

series, having covered topics as 

varied as Promoting Democracy; 

Mexico: Transborder Challenges; 

Cybersecurity; Exiting 

Afghanistan and Iraq; and 

The State of the Oceans 

(featuring a special film 

screening that packed the 

Great Hall at IslandWood). 

There’s still plenty of 

thought-provoking material 

to examine around some of 

the most pressing issues of 

our time including Middle 

East Realignment (March 3); 

Indonesia (March 24); and 

Energy Geopolitic (March 31). 

All of these free, moderated 

discussions, co-sponsored with 

the Bainbridge Public Library, 

take place at 9:30 Saturday 

mornings in the library’s large 

meeting room. 

Check our website weekly 

to get topic updates and 

suggested readings. You can 

also join the Great Decisions 

mailing list by emailing admin@ 

bainbridgeartshumanities.org. 

Makosky’s work to grace 2012 bloom Poster 

…and how our call to artists bloomed 

We’re delighted to announce 

that the work of Bainbridge 

Island printmaker Martha 

Makosky has been selected for our 

2012 Bainbridge in Bloom poster. 

A Moment Still Ajar, pictured here, 

will serve as the face of the Bloom 

garden tour, the Evening in Bloom 

benefit auction, and the Preview 

Day Lunch, all taking place the 

weekend of July 13-15. 

A place for art 

Martha’s piece was chosen from 

among more than 150 works 

submitted by 25 individuals 

last November following a 

broad-reaching call to artists. 

We welcomed submissions in all 

mediums and invited artists to push the envelope. The primary criterion, in keeping with the 

Bloom, was that work be inspired by outdoor spaces. 

Save these Dates for the Bloom 

Preview Day Luncheon | Friday, July 13 

Evening in Bloom Gala | Sunday, July 15 

Garden Tour Weekend | July 13, 14 & 15 

A MoMEnt StIll AjAR, MonoPRInt And tRAnsFeR PRInt wItH CHIn CoLLe, 22x30. 

The quality, quantity, and variety of the submissions 

received was a revelation. Although we had to 

choose one artist and image for the poster, the 

selection process left us with an imperative not 

to lose touch with the remaining work or with the 

artists who created it. 

Our new website offered the perfect platform for a virtual gallery. When you browse 

BainbridgeArtsHumanities.org, you’ll see striking imagery on nearly all of the main pages, 

much of which came directly from the Bloom poster art competition. 

Plans are also in the works to assemble a Bainbridge in Bloom gallery in the weeks leading 

up to the July 13-15 event, to further expose the community to our talented creators and 

strengthen the connection between the arts and our annual garden-based fundraiser. 

A place for artists 

The process of making individual contact with each of the Bloom submitters touched a 

niggling nerve with our staff. For some time, we’d wanted to re-connect the Arts & Humanities 

Council with individual artists, not just established organizations, both to promote their work 

in a continually challenging arts economy and to offer a community service. Last summer 

we had a good, if rueful, laugh when a staff member sought a musician for her wedding and 

realized she didn’t know where to start. We are a cultural organization; that was just silly. 

So we put out another community call, this time to invite artists across disciplines with a 

Bainbridge connection to send us their contact info, specialty, and website or Facebook 

addresses. Et voilá, a Creative Professionals Roster was born on our new website. 

On the home page, click Resources, and then click Creative professionals roster. 

The Resources section of the site includes many other listings as well, including artist 

opportunities, classes, and spaces. 

Stay connected, help us grow 

Email bloom@bainbridgeartshumanities.org to join our mailing list and stay apprised 

of all things Bloom. To be added to the ever-evolving Creative Professionals Roster, email 

admin@bainbridgeartshumanities.org and include your contact info along with your 

website address or Facebook page. 

CURRENTS SPRING 2012 3


Arts in education Is off and Running 

Providing access to quality arts education experiences remains one of the Arts & 

Humanities Council’s primary goals, and we do so through our award-winning Arts 

in Education program. 

Seven schools are participating this year on Bainbridge Island and in North Kitsap: 

Woodward Middle School; Sakai Intermediate School; Commodore Options; and 

Blakely, Wilkes, Ordway, and Suquamish Elementary Schools. 

Woodward recently had a visit from the West African dance, drumming, and 

storytelling group Ocheami, which worked with the entire 7th grade on a 

collaborative performance that was held in the Bainbridge Commons. Programs 

such as this illustrate a great strength of the AIE program: enhancing students’ 

firsthand understanding of other cultures during their classroom study of the same 

material. 


Other programs are unfolding as 

we speak: Woodward is at work 

on a unit on Shakespeare with 

theater instructor Karen Harp- 

Reed, and Diane Bedell’s class is 

hosting artist Craig Jacobrown’s 

Northwest Native mask-making 

residency at Blakely Elementary. 

As the classroom residencies get 

OCHEAMI IN PERFORMANCE. CouRtesY PHoto. 

under way, we’re working hard 

behind the scenes to streamline the program and strengthen connections among 

our partnerships. We’re working closely with the Bainbridge Island School District 

to ensure that protocols are in place that align with their goals and requirements. 

Additionally, we’re making ongoing efforts to keep the program relevant and 

cutting-edge. Program Coordinator Kristin Tollefson is currently participating in the 

Washington State Arts Commision's Teaching Artist Training (TAT) Lab, an eightmonth 

professional development program for teaching artists funded by WSAC 

with support from the National Endowment for the Arts. Kristin has brought back 

and is now employing best practices from the field of teaching artistry including 

the use of streamlined planning forms, consistent assessment procedures, and 

targeted program evaluations. 

Community partners have helped greatly as well, as we continue to ensure 

the program’s relevance to our teachers and students. For support of this vital 

and evolving program, we’re grateful to WSAC for continued funding, BCF, and 

the Suquamish Tribe, as well as the Parent Teacher Organization Coordinating 

Committee, Parent Teacher Organizations, principals, school administrative staff, 

and other district representatives along with the Arts & Humanities Council 

Board of Directors. 

For more information about Arts in Education, click Education on the home page of our website. 

THE SUQUAMISH TRIBE 

NEW WEBSITE 

The Masters of 

Our (new) Domain 

The Arts & Humanities Council invites 

you to visit our brand new website: 

www.BainbridgeArtsHumanities.org 

We undertook a site redesign last fall with the 

over-arching goal of better supporting our core 

mission: To create an environment on Bainbridge 

Island in which the arts and humanities flourish. 

Highlights include: 

A dynamic cultural calendar with all the info 

you’ll need to scope out what’s happening 

tonight, next week, or a month from now. 

A Resources section that showcases cultural 

organizations, creative professionals, and 

local venues. 

A fresh look and feel. 

Straightforward pointers to information 

about our programs and services. 

An integrated Bainbridge in Bloom section. 

Along with the new website address comes a 

new set of staff e-mail addresses, beginning with 

admin@bainbridgeartshumanities.org, your 

go-to address for questions and information 

about the site or the Arts & Humanities Council. 

Visitors to our old address (www.artshum.org) 

and those who send mail to our old @artshum.org 

e-mail addresses, will automatically be re-directed 

to our new website and inboxes. 

A big thank-you 

Our website was designed by Josh Rowland of 

Josh Rowland Web Design and Development, 

and made possible in part by a grant from the 

Bainbridge Community Foundation. 

We’d also like to thank you, the Bainbridge 

community, for your ongoing support of the 

arts and humanities on Bainbridge Island.


Congratulations to george shannon and Michele 

van slyke, 2012 Island treasure Award winners! 

The Arts & Humanities 

Council celebrated 

children’s book author 

George Shannon and 

metal artist Michele 

Van Slyke at this 

year’s 2012 Island 

Treasure Awards, held 

on February 25 at 

IslandWood. 

“Michele and George 

embody the spirit of 

the Island Treasure 

Award,” Executive 

Director Barbara 

Sacerdote said. 

“Their talents and 

achievements in the 

visual and literary 

MICHElE vAN SlykE AND GEORGE SHANNON. PHoto: JIM RePLIngeR. 

arts, respectively, 

have made an indelible impact on the culture of Bainbridge Island. The vibrancy of each of 

their works is matched only by a consistent generosity in sharing it, and themselves, with the 

community. We couldn’t be more excited to honor them as Island Treasures.” 

Learn more about George and Michele and about the Island Treasure Award at 

BainbridgeArtsHumanities.org, and look for a full event recap in our summer edition. 

Celluloid bainbridge 

Moves to october 

Celluloid stalwarts who are wondering about 

this year’s festival (doesn’t it usually happen 

about, er, now?), wonder no more. Beginning 

this year, the Arts & Humanities Council is 

shifting the timing of our beloved annual film 

fest to help pace our programming and to 

offer local filmmakers the chance to showcase 

their work during a fantastically fitting film 

season: the fall. 

Viewers, mark you calendars for Sunday, 

October 14 at the Historic Lynwood Theatre. 

Filmmakers seeking submission, this year’s 

deadline is 5 p.m. Friday, June 1. The primary 

submission criterion is that films have a 

Bainbridge connection. 

For an application, complete guidelines, and submission details, see our website or email 

celluloid@bainbridgeartshumanities.org. 

PHoto: JeweL CLeARwAteR 

Rounding the 

Poetry Corner 

The Arts & Humanities 

Council will once again 

celebrate National 

Poetry Month in April by 

selecting and posting 

community members’ 

verse in local storefronts. 

Poetry Corners literally 

puts poetry in your faces, 

in the best possible sense! 

Our hope is that seeing 

original poems along 

your everyday route will 

inspire you to pause, read, 

absorb, and reflect. 

This year’s theme, fitting 

in the wake of recently 

completed downtown 

reconstruction and the 

entrance of spring, is 

“Transformation.” 

If you’d like to submit a 

poem for consideration 

by the Poetry Corner's 

jury, the deadline is 

March 9. Full submission 

guidelines are on our 

Poetry Month page, 

where you’ll also find 

information about other 

Poetry Month activities 

around the island, 

including those offered 

by the Bainbridge Public 

Library. 


BAINBRIDGE ARTS & CRAFTS 

MARCH 2-APRIL 2 

ReId ozAKI, UntItlED. CeRAMIC vesseL. PHoto: toM HoLt. 

lAUREl lUkASzEwSkI 

Every one of Laurel’s works is like an idea made of porcelain. Her 

exhibition will include individual sculptures and a spectacular wall 

of more than 1,500 porcelain cherry blossoms. 

APRIL 

FRI., APRIl 6, 11 a.m. – 8 p.m. 

SAT., APRIl 7, 11 a.m. – 5 p.m. 

SUN., APRIl 8, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. 

SCHMOOzING wITH THE JEwElERS 


REID OzAkI AND COMPANy 

Remember the teacher who changed the way you see the 

world? For many ceramics students, Reid Ozaki has been that 

teacher. For this exhibition, Reid shows his own work in the 

company of his former students. Reid Ozaki and Company 

corresponds with the National Council on Education for the 

Ceramic Arts (NCECA) conference, Seattle, March 25-31. 

Reid will give a gallery talk on Saturday, March 3. 

Last year the street, this year the floor! BAC’s exhibition galleries may be closed for a few days in April while our 

new floors are installed, but our retail gallery will remain open. 

We’re using this opportunity to present Schmoozing with the Jewelers. Please drop by the gallery to meet 

more than a dozen artists who’ll be making ornamental sculpture in a variety of materials and methods. They’ll 

bring lots of work available for purchase – much more than we can usually show. Please join us for this fun, free, 

and timely event. (Mother’s Day is just around the corner!) 

Artists include Joanna Beachy, Kristin Carman, Annie Huntley, Poppy Knopf, Carolynn Lancaster, Barbe Martin, 

Michele McCarter, Shane Miller, Shirley Moss, James Powell and Glynn Schultz, Lisa Rona, and Passiko True. If 

you want to be sure to talk with a particular artist, please call us at 206.842.3132 to check their schedule. 

MAY 4-28 

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TENTH ANNUAl ARTISTS’ AlMOST PERFECT SAlE 

APRIL 5-8 THURSDAy, 10-6 | FRIDAy, 10-8 | SATURDAy, 10-6 | SUNDAy, 11-5 

What started in 2002 as a “seconds sale” has grown into a huge annual sale of perfectly beautiful 

jewelry, paintings, ceramics, glass, photographs, and prints. Artists take home 65% of the sales, and in 

this economy, that’s great income boost. 

PEGGy vANBIANCHI 

Peggy extends the idea of a 

bird in the hand by painting 

global migration routes on 

vintage gloves. 

HATS 

You could invent the story 

of someone’s life just by looking at their 

hats. In this show, seven artists look at hats as fashion, 

personality, and biography. Artists include Amy Williams d’Apice, 

Pam BergLundh, Karen Buhler, Linda Costello, Mary McInnis, Julie 

Paschkis, and Deborah Peek. 

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151 winslow way e 

bainbridge Island, wA 98110 

206.842.3132 

Mon-sat, 10-6, sun, 11-5 

www.bacart.org 

SPRING 

EDUCATION 

EVENTS 

BAC has upcoming 

workshops on pastels, 

watercolor, collage, 

composition, and still-life 

painting. Please check 

the education page of 

our website for current 

information on our 

upcoming artist talks, 

demos, and workshops. 

www.bacart.org/ 

education/html. 

BAC SCHOOl SHOwS 

ElEMENTARy SCHOOl 

May 3-19 | Reception May 4, 

6-8 p.m. 

HIGH SCHOOl SHOw 

May 23-27 | Reception May 25, 

4-6 p.m. 

Every year for decades, we 

have taken time out of our 

exhibition schedule to show 

the community beautiful art 

made by Bainbridge Island 

kids. Over the years we watch 

individual artists continue to 

develop, and some of them 

go on to become our artists. 

This month, as always, we also 

give away two scholarships to 

graduating seniors.

Creating a 

permanent 

home for the 

art of our 

region and 

our time. 

Join us 

in creating a 

new visual art 

museum on 

Bainbridge Island. 

The museum’s 

future programs 

include: regional 

art exhibitions, 

a permanent 

art collection, 

and educational 

programs for all 

ages, skill levels, 

and interests. 

Our location: 

The corner of 

Winslow Way and 

Highway 305, one 

block from the 

ferry terminal. 

MAx GROvER, PAIntIng. PHoto: NIck Felkey PhOtOGraPhy. 

GET INvOlvED! 

There are many ways you can make 

a difference in our community by 

supporting the new art museum. 

Volunteer – we need help in a number 

of ways: education programming, 

exhibit installation, committee 

participation, fundraising events, office 

help, and more. 

Schedule a tour of the Auditorium 

and Classrooms – The museum 

has a 95-seat auditorium and 

two classrooms. 

Help build the dream – please 

consider making a donation to the 

capital campaign or help us build the 

permanent collection. Contact Renate 

Raymond, Development Director or 

Greg Robinson, Executive Director. 

vISIT OUR wEBSITE! 

www.bainbridgeartmuseum.org 

Contact us for more information: 

info@bainbridgeartmuseum.org 

or call 206.842.4451, Joan Vassiliadis, Office Manager 

BAINBRIDGE ISLAND MUSEUM OF ART 

JENNy ANDERSEN, CeRAMIC sCuLPtuRe. PhOtO: NIck Felkey PhOtOGraPhy. 

MuseuM RendeRIng, wInsLow wAY vIew. cOurteSy OF cOateS DeSIGN. 


lAUREl lUkASzEwSkI. See page 6. 

APRILAuthors Carolyn Hansen and Kathleen 

kATHlEEN MCkEEHEN, Brugmansia versiColor. 

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SPRING ARTS & HUMANITIES EVENTS 

For detailed event descriptions, see bainbridgeartshumanities.org. 

MARCH 

4 sundAy 

bainbridge symphony orchestra, 

“once upon a time,” 3 p.m. 

Pre-concert chat at 2:15 p.m. 

bainbridge Performing Arts. 

bainbridgeperformingarts.org. 

9 fRIdAy 

Messy Friday. 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. 

Kids discovery Museum. kidimu.org. 

Family movie matinee: Hugo, 3:30 p.m. 

bainbridge Public Library. krl.org. 

14 wEdnEsdAy 

Preschool storytime. 10:30 a.m. 


Island Film group, the Man Who Shot 

liberty Valance. 7 p.m. bainbridge 

Public Library. krl.org. 

18 sundAy 

tour of Architects, bainbridge Island tour. 

Free community event. Full schedule and 

tour locations: tourofarchitects.com. 

Lauren Rioux & brittany Hass, 3 p.m. 

Island music Center. islandmusic.org. 

Private Eyes, 3 p.m. bainbridge Performing 

Arts. bainbridgeperformingarts.org. 

JOHNPAUl JONES, FAIA. 

COURTESy OF JONES & JONES ARCHITECTS 

26 MondAy 

27 TuEsdAy 

tuesday tunes with dave webb. 11 a.m. 


Friends of the Library book sale, 10 a.m. 

to 3 p.m. bainbridge Public Library. 

krl.org. 


1 THuRsdAy 

Free First thursday at KidiMu. 

kidimu.org. 

Friends of the Library book sale, 1-4 p.m. 

bainbridge Public Library. bifriends.org. 

Author Cheryl dalsanders, Everyday 

Heaven, 7:30 p.m. eagle Harbor book Co. 

eagleharborbooks.com. 

Author C. J. silas, no Girls Allowed: 

the jock and jill Mentality of Sports 

Broadcasting. 3 p.m. eagle Harbor book 

Co. eagleharborbooks.com. 

First sundays Concert: jazz vocalist 

gail Pettis. 4 p.m. bainbridge Commons. 

firstsundaysconcerts.org. 

10 sATuRdAy 

Friends of the Library book sale, 

10 a.m. to 3 p.m. bainbridge Public 

Library. krl.org. 

ovation! glee performance at the 

bargain boutique wall of Courage. 

2-4 p.m. ovationmtb.com. 

15 THuRsdAy 

teen Anime Club. 3:15 p.m. bainbridge 


Author sarah Jio, the Bungalow, 

7:30 p.m. eagle Harbor book Co. 


Authors david Martin and nicolette 

bromberg, Shadows of a fleeting World: 

Pictorial Photography and the Seattle 

Camera Club, 3 p.m. eagle Harbor book Co. 


Island theatre on the 50th: Everything in 

the Garden by edward Albee. 7:30 p.m. 

bainbridge Public Library. islandtheatre.org. 

22 THuRsdAy 

Author Kim schaumburg, Her last 

Race, 7:30 p.m. eagle Harbor book Co. 


great war: end of a Civilization. 

Part five of five-part film and 

lecture series. 7 p.m. bainbridge 


1 sundAy 

April Fool’s Day! 

botanical illustration workshop begins 

with Kathleen McKeehen. winslow Art 

Center. winslowartcenter.com. 

2 fRIdAy 



visually impaired persons book club. 

2 p.m. bainbridge Public Library. krl.org. 

bI Metro Parks instructor demo 

and display, 5-7 p.m. bainbridge 

Commons. biparks.org. 

5 MondAy 

spain Cultural study opening 

celebration. 8:30 a.m. 

the Island school. 

theislandschool.org. 

toddler storytime, 10:30 p.m. 


11 sundAy 

Author Jean davies okimoto, Walter’s 

Muse. 3 p.m. eagle Harbor book Co. 


16 fRIdAy 


Kids discovery Museum. special “nature 

books” edition today. kidimu.org. 

three-day portrait workshop begins with 

darrell Anderson. winslow Art Center. 

winslowartcenter.com. 

19 MondAy 

toddler storytime. 10:30 a.m. 


23 fRIdAy 

Private Eyes, 7:30 p.m. 



28 wEdnEsdAy 

bainbridge Library book group: We 

Have Always lived in the Castle. 7 p.m. 


Finding genius In Your Life, with 

Michael Meade. 7 p.m. Island Center 

Hall. mosaicvoices.org. 

Peck, Power-Hiking Seattle: fourteen Great 

Walks through the Streets of Seattle and 

Environs, 3 p.m. eagle Harbor book Co. 


Poetry Month begins. bainbridgeartshumanities.org. 

First Friday Art walk. openings at bAC, 

directors gallery, Roby King galleries, 

Island gallery, bPA, and others. 

bainbridgedowntown.org. 

Kids night at the Museum 

(parents’ night out). 

5:30-9:30 p.m. Kids 

discovery Museum. 

kidimu.org. 

6 TuEsdAy 

tuesday tunes with dave webb. 

11 a.m. Kids discovery Museum. 

kidimu.org. 

baby storytime, 12:30 p.m. + 

pajama storytime 7 p.m. bainbridge 


12 MondAy 

toddler storytime, 10:30 a.m. 


Create a “Kidibook” In celebration of 

the library’s 50th anniversary, today 

through March 18. Kids discovery 

Museum. kidimu.org. 




Private 

Eyes 

20 TuEsdAy 

tuesday tunes with dave webb. 

11 a.m. Kids discovery Museum. 

kidimu.org. 

baby storytime. 12:30 p.m. 


29 THuRsdAy 

spanish book club: El hermano asno by 

edwardo barrios. 7 p.m. bainbridge 


3 sATuRdAy 

great decisions at the Library: Middle east 

Realignment. 9:30 a.m. bainbridge Public 

Library. bainbridgeartshumanities.org. 

bainbridge symphony orchestra, “once 

upon a time,” 3 p.m. Pre-concert chat at 

2:15 p.m. bainbridge Performing Arts. 


7 wEdnEsdAy 

Preschool storytime, 10:30 a.m. 


17 sATuRdAy 

Happy St. Patrick’s Day! 

bainbridge Public Library’s 

50th Anniversary open house. 

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at the library. 

bainbridgepubliclibrary.org. 

Kids night at the Museum (parents’ 

night out). 5:30-9:30 p.m. Kids 

discovery Museum. kidimu.org. 

24 sATuRdAy 25 sundAy 

great decisions at the Library: 

bainbridge Chorale Young singers 

Indonesia. 9:30 a.m. bainbridge Public spring concert. 2 p.m. blakely school 

Library. bainbridgeartshumanities.org. auditorium. bainbridgechorale.org. 




30 fRIdAy 

Chamber Music series, “Accessible 

Modern/openly tonal,” 3 p.m. 



First sundays Concert: Capella string 

Quartet. 4 p.m. bainbridge Commons. 


A good Yarn knitting and book 

group. 7 p.m. bainbridge Public 


senior book discussion, travels with 

Charley. 1 p.m. bainbridge senior 

Center. krl.org. 

Field’s end writers’ Roundtable with 

John Marshall. 7:30 p.m. bainbridge 

Public Library. fieldsend.org. 

bainbridge Has the blues benefit 

for IMC. 7 p.m. Island Music Center. 

islandmusic.org. 

the edge Improv, 7:30 p.m. 



8 THuRsdAy 

Ferry tales – new monthly ferry book 

group on 3:50 bI-seattle and 4:40 

seattle-bI runs. krl.org. 

Authors Anne Corbitt and Mary ellyn 

McCaffery, Politics of the Impossible: 

the Decade our American Democracy 

Worked. 7:30 p.m. eagle Harbor book Co. 


13 TuEsdAy 

tuesday tunes with dave webb. 11 a.m. 


baby storytime. 12:30 p.m. bainbridge 


great war: end of a Civilization. Part four 

of five-part film and lecture series. 7 p.m. 


evening with Matt Price & Peter spencer. 

7 p.m. Island Music Center. islandmusic.org. 

Island theatre on the 50th: Everything in 

the Garden by edward Albee. 7:30 p.m. 

bainbridge Public Library. islandtheatre.org. 




21 wEdnEsdAy 

Preschool storytime. 10:30 a.m. 


travelogue: experience Incredible India. 

7:30 p.m. bainbridge Public Library. 

krl.org. 

Author Connie sidles, Second 

nature: tales from the Montlake 

fill, 3 p.m. eagle Harbor book Co. 


Private Eyes, 3 p.m. 



31 sATuRdAy 

great decisions at the Library: energy 

geopolitics. 9:30 a.m. bainbridge Public 

Library. bainbridgeartshumanities.org. 

bainbridge Island Home & garden show, 

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. woodward Middle 

school. bainbridgechamber.com. 

Island Film group: Pleasantville. 2 p.m. 


Home & Garden Show 2011. Courtesy photo. 

2 MondAy 

3 TuEsdAy 

toddler dance party. 10:30 a.m. 

Lego building challenge for K-4. 10:30 

bainbridge Public Library. krl.org. a.m. bainbridge Public Library. krl.org. 

weeklong intensive drawing/painting summer camp demos today through 

workshop with seattle artist 

April 6 at KidiMu. kidimu.org. 

Michael Lane, today through Friday, 

Pajama storytime. 7 p.m. bainbridge 

10 a.m.-4 p.m. winslow Art Center. 



4 wEdnEsdAy



APRIL continued 

5 THuRsdAy 6 fRIdAy 

shrek-along. 1 p.m. bainbridge Public Library. 

Free First thursday at KidiMu. kidimu.org. Historic winslow walking tour with 

krl.org. 

10th Annual Artists’ Almost Perfect sale, 

bainbridge Arts & Crafts. today through 

sunday. bacart.org. 

the bainbridge Island Historical 

Museum. Reservations, details: 

842.2773. 

First Friday Art walk. openings at bAC, directors 

gallery, Roby King galleries, Island gallery, bPA, 

and others. bainbridgedowntown.org. 

Friends of the Library book sale, 1-4 p.m. 

bainbridge Public Library. bifriends.org. 

schmoozing with the Jewelers, 

bainbridge Arts & Crafts, 11 a.m. 

today through sunday. bacart.org. 

Kids night at the Museum (parents’ night 

out). 5:30-9:30 p.m. Kids discovery Museum. 

kidimu.org. 

7 sATuRdAy 

9 MondAy 

First day of Passover 

series begins: watercolor Play for 

easter egg Hunt and activities, 

beginners with Catherine Martinez. 

10:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. Kids 

Mondays in April, winslow Art Center. 



the edge Imrov, 7:30 p.m. 

bainbridge Performing Arts. 8 sundAy Easter 

A good Yarn knitting and book group. 

7 p.m. bainbridge Public Library. 


krl.org. 

10 TuEsdAy 

series begins: Abstract oil Painting 

with Michael ottersen. tuesdays 

in April, winslow Art Center. 


CATHERINE MARTINEz, RED PoPPy 2. 

detAIL. CouRtesY IMAge. 

14 sATuRdAy continued 

Friends of the Library book sale. 



bainbridge Chorale spring concert, “the 

American vision.” 7:30 p.m. Rolling bay 

Presbyterian. bainbridgechorale.org. 

See article this page. 

18 wEdnEsdAy 

travelogue. 7:30 p.m. bainbridge Public 


19 THuRsdAy 




Island theatre: fifth of july, by Lanford 

wilson. 7:30 p.m. bainbridge Public 

Library. islandtheatre.org. 


Rachmaninoff’s second Piano 

Concerto, 7:30 p.m. bPA. 


11 wEdnEsdAy 

Island Film group: Sweet Smell of 

Success. 7 p.m. bainbridge Public 


12 THuRsdAy 

13 fRIdAy 

20 fRIdAy 

winslow tree 

walk with the 

bainbridge Island 

Historical Museum. 

Reservations, 

details: 842.2773. 

22 sundAy Earth Day 


Rachmaninoff’s second 

Piano Concerto, 3 p.m. bPA. 


Island theatre: fifth of july, by Lanford 

wilson. 7:30 p.m. bainbridge Public 

Library. islandtheatre.org. 

14 sATuRdAy 

summer Farmers Market opens, 9 a.m. 

to 1 p.m. town square at City Hall Park, 

continuing saturdays through nov. 10. 

bainbridgefarmersmarket.com. 

verksted gallery 25th anniversary 

celebration, 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. 

verkstedgallery.com. 

15 sundAy 

16 MondAy 

Author Peter Corning, the fair Society: the 

Science of Human nature and the Pursuit of 

Social justice, 3 p.m. eagle Harbor book Co. 


bainbridge Chorale spring concert, 3:30 p.m. 

bainbridgechorale.org. See article this page. 

17 TuEsdAy 


Frances McCue. 7:30 p.m. bainbridge 


25 wEdnEsdAy 

summer camp registration begins, bI 

Metro Parks. biparks.org. 

“Food and books” library fundraiser. 

5 p.m. at eagle Harbor book Co. 

bainbridgepubliclibrary.org. 

DAvID GUTERSON. COURTESy PHOTO. 

28 sATuRdAy 

seattle opera Preview: Madama 

Field’s end 10th anniversary writers’ 

Butterfly. 2 p.m. bainbridge Public 

Conference featuring david guterson, 


barry eisler, and others. 8:45 a.m. to bainbridge Chorale annual fundraiser: 

6 p.m. at Islandwood. fieldsend.org. A Feast For the senses – blast from 

Artists’ Marketplace – a spring sale. 10 

the Past. 7:30 p.m. My girl in Kingston. 

a.m. to 5 p.m. woodward Middle school. 

bainbridgechorale.org. 

bistudiotour.com. 

21 sATuRdAy 

Reid Hanson’s old bainbridge historic 

bus tour with the bainbridge Island 

Historical Museum. Reservations, 

details: biparks.org. 


night out). 5:30-9:30 p.m. Kids 


23 MondAy 

gallery Reception for Marilynn gottlieb, 

6:30 p.m. Frodel gallery at west sound 

Academy. westsoundacademy.org. 

24 TuEsdAy 

Friends of the Library book sale. 10 a.m. 

to 3 p.m. bainbridge Public Library. 

krl.org. 

26 THuRsdAy 

spanish book club: Martin fierro, by Jose 

Hernandez. 7 p.m. bainbridge Public 


27 fRIdAy 

Family movie matinee: the Muppets. 3:30 

p.m. bainbridge Public Library. krl.org. 

29 sundAy 

30 MondAy 

SPRING CONCERT 

The 

AmericAn 

Vision 

Reflections on light, love and life, 

in this world and the next. 

Sat., April 14 | 7:30 p.m. 

Sun., April 15 | 3:30 p.m. 

Rolling Bay Presbyterian 

Church | 11042 Sunrise 

Dr. NE | Bainbridge Island 

Our spring concert celebrates the many and varied 

experiences that make up life and the afterlife as seen through 

the eyes of American composers from the nineteenth through 

the twenty-first centuries. The featured work is Morten 

Lauridsen’s contemporary masterpiece, Lux Aeterna. In his 

own words, it is “an intimate work of quiet serenity centered 

around a universal symbol of hope, reassurance, goodness and 

illumination at all levels.” 

Adults: $20 • Seniors: $17 • Students, teachers, military: $12 

Children under 13: free. 

AUCTION/FUNDRAISER 

A Feast for the Senses: Blast from the Past! 

Sat., April 28 | 6:00 p.m. | My Girl, Kingston 

The theme of the 

annual Chorale 

fundraiser is a walk 

down memory lane to 

the beat of the classic 

pop songs of the 50s 

and 60s. The venue, 

My Girl, is an authentic 

replica of a1950s 

drive-in restaurant, 

complete with classic 

cars, juke boxes, and a 

DJ/auctioneer who will 

inspire you to get out 

on the dance floor and 

dust off (or make up) 

your 50s moves. Dig out your poodle skirt or blue suede shoes 

and join us for en evening of fun! 

$50 per person includes a buffet of 50s-style cuisine. 

SPRING CONCERT AND 

ANNUAL AUCTION EVENT 

TICkETs/ MoRE InfoRMATIon foR BoTH EVEnTs: 

206.780.2467 or www.bainbridgechorale.org 

the Bainbridge Chorale is a choral performance company which promotes musical 

growth and education for its participants and audiences, and is dedicated to expanding 

the awareness and appreciation of the choral arts. 




MAy 1 TuEsdAy 

AlISON 

SHERwIN. 

2nd GRADE, 

BlAkEly 

SCHOOl. owl. 

See page 6. 

4 fRIdAy 

visually impaired persons book group. 


krl.org. 

First Friday Art walk. openings at bAC, 

directors gallery, Roby King galleries, 

Island gallery, bPA, and others. 

bainbridgedowntown.org. 

9 wEdnEsdAy 

Island Film group: Harvey. 7 p.m. 


10 THuRsdAy 

Author brandon Jones, All Woman and 

Springtime, 7:30 p.m. eagle Harbor book 

Co. eagleharborbooks.com. 


the full Monty, 7:30 p.m. 



13 sundAy Mother’s Day 

the full Monty, 3 p.m. bainbridge 

Performing Arts. 



Pajama storytime. 7 p.m. bainbridge 


webster gadbois, world premier of new 

works by young bainbridge Islander. 

7:30 p.m. benaroya Hall. 

2 wEdnEsdAy 

Kids night at the Museum (parents’ night 

out). 5:30-9:30 p.m. Kids discovery Museum. 

kidimu.org. 

5 sATuRdAy 

the edge Imrov, 7:30 p.m. 



11 fRIdAy 

ovation! show choirs spring concert. 

7:30 p.m. bHs theatre. 

ovationmtb.com. 




14 MondAy 

ovation! show choir auditions for glee 

and voce. 4-6 p.m. Also now scheduling 

show choir orchestra auditions. 

Appointments: info@ovationmtb.com. 

A good Yarn knitting and book group. 


krl.org. 

3 THuRsdAy 

Free First thursday at KidiMu. 

kidimu.org. 

Friends of the Library book 

sale. 1-4 p.m. bainbridge Public 


6 sundAy 

First sundays Concert: vocal showcase. 

4 p.m. bainbridge Commons. 


7 MondAy 

8 TuEsdAy 

12 sATuRdAy 

Friends of the Library book sale. 10 

a.m. to 3 p.m. bainbridge Public Library. 

krl.org. 

Hanz Araki, 7 p.m. Island Music Center. 

islandmusic.org. 

ovation! show choirs spring concert. 

7:30 p.m. bHs theatre. ovationmtb.com. 

15 TuEsdAy 


Michael overa. 7:30 p.m. bainbridge 


16 wEdnEsdAy 18 fRIdAy 

19 sATuRdAy 

travelogue. 7:30 p.m. bainbridge Public Family movie matinee: Puss in Boots. 3:30 Reid Hanson’s old bainbridge historic 


p.m. bainbridge Public Library. krl.org. bus tour with the bainbridge Island 

17 THuRsdAy 

Montana skies, 7:30 p.m. Island Music 

Center. islandmusic.org. 

Historical Museum. Reservations, 

details: biparks.org. 






building Community together: Rotary 

in the 1960s. 2 p.m. bainbridge Public 

Library. bainbridgepubliclibrary.org. 



night out). 5:30-9:30 p.m. Kids discovery 

Museum. kidimu.org. 

Island theatre at Your House. 6:30 p.m. 

Play and venue tbA. islandtheatre.org. 




20 sundAy 

the full Monty, 3 p.m. 



Friends of the Farms Annual Meeting. 

Live music, ceremonial grape cane 

bonfire. 4-6 p.m. day Road Farms. 

friendsofthefarms.org. 

21 MondAy 

22 TuEsdAy 

Friends of the Library book sale. 



23 wEdnEsdAy 

24 THuRsdAy 

25 fRIdAy 

26 sATuRdAy 27 sundAy 

organ Recital with susanna valleau, An evening with actor elizabeth 

Crystal springs historic walk with the 

7:30 p.m. st. barnabas. stbbi.org. 

Mitchell, a special KRL fundraising bainbridge Island Historical Museum. 



event. 6-9 p.m. at a private residence. 

brownpapertickets.com/event/224306. 

Reservations, details: 842.2773. 

the full Monty, 3 p.m. 







MAy ExHIBIT AT BPA GAllERy - Full monkeys, 

By SAlly JO MARTINE. CouRtesY PHoto. 

28 MondAy 

Memorial Day 

29 TuEsdAy 

30 wEdnEsdAy 

31 THuRsdAy 

spanish book club: El ruido de las 

cosas, by Juan gabriel vazquez. 7 p.m. 


Coming up 

JUNE 1 

second annual KidiMu 

birthday bash. kidimu.org. 

JUNE 15-JULY 1 

the Pirates of Penzance. 

ovationmtb.com. 

JULY 13-15 

bainbridge in bloom garden tour. 

bainbridgeartshumanities.org. 

Island Music Center 

Have you or anyone you know ever wanted to play piano, 

violin, saxophone, flute, trumpet, guitar (any style), harp, 

fiddle, viola, cello, coronet, clarinet, trombone, bass guitar, 

percussion, or mandolin? Have you thought of taking voice 

lessons? Would you like to know more about Kindermusik 

or Suzuki Piano? How about attending a workshop, group 

class, or concert? 

Island Music 

Center is 10,000 

square feet of 

music consisting 

of twelve studios, 

four classrooms, 

a music library, 

and a concert hall. 

We draw the best 

instructors from 

the Kitsap area as 

well as Seattle. Our concert hall offers a top-quality grand 

piano and professional sound and recording equipment for 

student recitals and community music events of all genres, 

for entertainment and inspiration. 

our mission: 

To enrich lives through music and to advance the quality and accessibility of 

music education and musical experiences in our community. 

Island Music Center is committed to: 

Providing quality music learning opportunities for students, peers, 

and the community 

Supporting and supplementing school programs 

Bringing all levels of musicians together for ensemble playing experience 

Encouraging local music performance and recording production 

Providing music resources to the community 

Island Music Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. We rely on 

our community’s financial support to continue offering quality music 

education, programs, and performances at affordable rates. Island 

Music Center is generously supported by One Call For All, Bainbridge 

Island Arts & Humanities Council, Bainbridge Island Rotary, Eagle Harbor 

Properties, and the generosity of its patrons and supporters. 

IsLAnd MusIC CEnTER 

10598 NE Valley Road 

Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 

info@islandmusic.org 

www.islandmusic.org 

206.780.6911

Hand-crafted pottery, jewelry, 

paintings, and more, since 1987. 

Celebrate our 

25th Anniversary on 

April 14 with live artist 

demos, food, fun & prizes. 

Historic Downtown Poulsbo ▪ 18937 Front Street 

www.VerkstedGallery.com 

April 28, 2012 

10am to 5pm 

Woodward 

Middle School 

Sundays at 4:00pm 

Bainbridge Commons 

Sale items and seconds 

Seasonal work 

and discontinued styles 

Most items under $100 

Juried Studio Tour Artists 

www.bistudiotour.com/marketplace 

Interested in advertising in Currents? Contact Juliet Schlesser via phone 206.780.5335, or email at 

julietjs5@gmail.com to receive our ad guide / reserve space in upcoming issues. 


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Academic Challenge and Support 

Financial Aid Available 

Mudge Mair, Managing Broker 

Thank you to all advertisers – we appreciate your support of the arts and humanities. 

Readers, please patronize our advertisers. 

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Everyday teas and English teaware. 

206.780.2686 

churchmouseyarns.com 

Open Daily. DOwntOwn winslOw. 

A Wonderful Assortment of Travel Essentials 

• Travel Guides 

• Travel Literature 

• Maps & Journals 

• Travel Clothing 

• Travel Accessories 

• Luggage 

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Celebrating Seventeen Years of Travel ~ 1995 - 2012 

Open Daily 

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www.esthersfabrics.com 

Save the dates! 

BLOEDEL RESERVE 

Premier Plant Sale Returns! 

Saturday, april 14 | 10 a.m. – 4 p.m. 

Sunday, april 15 | 10 a.m. – 3 p.m. 

Featuring plants propagated and grown at Bloedel 

Reserve, and by these premier Northwest Growers: 

Dan Hinkley 

Chimacum Woods 

Desert Northwest 

Dragonfly Farms 

Far Reaches Farms 

Friendly Natives 

Growing Girls 

Keeping it Green 

Naylor Creek Nursery 

Rhododendron Species Foundation 

Steamboat Island Nursery 

Sundquist Nursery 

Free admiSSion to Bloedel reServe Both dayS 

7571 NE Dolphin Drive 


www.bloedelreserve.org 

See complete information at our website 

A portion of the sale’s proceeds support the 

Horticulture Program at Bloedel Reserve. 

Rare Plant 

Auction 

on Sunday 



“Blessings” 

St. Cecilia Faith Center and Elementary School 

Bainbridge Island 

(206) 842-7133 

Bainbridge Eye Physicians 

and Eyeland Optical 

Local Convenience, 

Exceptional Service 

Jason C. Cheung, M.D. 

Ophthalmologist 

• Unique European and Japanese Frames 

• Largest Selection of Children’s Eyewear 

• Contact Lenses 

• Sports Goggles and Sunglasses 

• Multiple Pair Discounts 

• Satisfaction Guarantee 

Cheryl “Elle” Tatum 

Licensed Dispensing Optician 

Cheryl “Elle” Tatum, L.D.O. 

Optician 

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Optometrist 

931 Hildebrand Lane NE • Bainbridge Island • 206.842.8010 

Thank you to all advertisers – we appreciate 

your support of the arts and humanities.


Thank you, 2011 Annual supporters 

The board and staff gratefully acknowledge the following individuals, foundations, businesses, and government agencies for their 

generous annual support during the past year. These supporters are an integral part the Arts & Humanities Council’s success, sustaining 

and enriching our programs for creative professionals, educators, and Bainbridge Island patrons of arts and culture. 

foundations and 

Government donors 

Bainbridge Community 

Foundation 

COBI 

LTAC 

National Endowment for the 

Arts 

Rotary Club of Bainbridge 

Island 

The Suquamish Tribe 

Washington State Arts 

Commission 

Individual donors 

$2,500+ 

Anonymous (2) 

Debbi and Paul Brainerd 

Christine Davis 

Joanne and Ed Ellis 

Juliet and Phil LeDorze 

Nancy and Michael Lewars 

Cynthia Sears and Frank 

Buxton 

Olivia E. Sears 

$1,000 - $2,499 

Caroline and Dave Browne 

Sue Cooley 

Cheryl and Jim Dale 

Anne Wilkenson and John Ellis 

Rob Frankland 

Kristen and Ron Lahner 

Madalon and Rod Lalley 

Munder Capital Managment 

Ethel Nichols 

SAP Matching Gift Program 

Tina and Steve Yentzer 

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IN ThIS ISSUE 

ARTS & HuMAnITIES COunCIL......................2-5 

BAInBRIDGE ARTS & CRAFTS..............................6 

BAInBRIDGE ISLAnD MuSEuM OF ART.........7 

EVEnTS CALEnDAR........................................... 8-11 

BAInBRIDGE CHORALE ...........................................9 

ISLAnD MuSIC CEnTER.........................................10 

LOCAL ADVERTISERS.....................................11-16 

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