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  • Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial
    Bainbridge Island Japanese American Exclusion Memorial
    Arts & Culture;  Attraction;  Attractions;  Historic Building / Landmark;  Park / Garden
    The memorial wall winds solemnly down to the historic Eagledale ferry dock landing site, where the first of more than 120,000 Japanese—two-thirds of whom were American citizens—were banished from their West Coast homes and placed in concentration camps during World War II. The memorial is a reminder—“Nidoto Nai Yoni” (Let it Not Happen Again)—of what happened on March 30, 1942. Built of old-growth red cedar, granite and basalt, the wall honors the names of all 276 Japanese and Japanese Americans who were exiled from Bainbridge Island by President Franklin D. Roosevelt’s Executive Order 9066 and Civilian Exclusion Order No. 1. It also celebrates this island community, which defended its Japanese-American friends and neighbors, supported them while they were away, and welcomed them home.
  • Bainbridge Island Museum of Art
    Bainbridge Island Museum of Art
    Arts & Culture;  Attraction;  Attractions;  Family Fun;  Meeting Space;  Museum
    Modern ambiance awaits your guests in BIMA’s versatile venue. Influenced by the natural beauty of the Pacific Northwest, BIMA’s light-filled galleries offer award-winning architecture and artistic flair. Just a short (and awe-inspiring) trip from Seattle, and easily accessible from the Kitsap Peninsula, BIMA is the perfect location for any occasion. Galleries Light-filled open rooms, beautiful blonde wood floors and art-filled walls create instant ambiance. The two floors — each with their own unique feel and exhibitions and connected by a signature curving staircase — are available to be reserved separately or together. Auditorium Boasting outstanding acoustics and a state-of-the-art projection system, BIMA’s Auditorium is perfect for films, performances, presentations, and ceremonies. Comfortable, elegant and intimate, the Auditorium creates an engaging and captivating vibe. Sherry Grover Gallery This artistic and intimate space is perfect for sit-down meetings and small gatherings. Guests will enjoy an up-close experience with one of the world’s most extensive collections of artist books. BIMA Bistro The BIMA Bistro is a favorite spot for delicious breakfasts and lunches highlighting the best in local ingredients. The intimate space is great for private meals, rehearsal dinners and smaller receptions and, in warmer temperatures, opens onto the plaza. Classroom Our versatile and dividable classroom space is ideal for workshops and meetings that need a private environment. The space is outfitted with projector, drop-down screen, and conference call capabilities. Catering available through the BIMA Bistro.
  • Bloedel Reserve
    Bloedel Reserve
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    Bloedel Reserve is an experiential public garden and forest reserve, a mixed tapestry of woodlands, meadows, and landscaped gardens. With 150 acres to explore and 14 distinct landscapes, it’s a place to immerse yourself in nature. Plan to spend at least 2 hours on the Reserve. During your visit, you’ll walk approximately 2 miles on well-maintained bark and gravel trails, and paved roads. For guests with limited mobility (ADA), a paved road gives you access to the highlights of the Reserve. The ADA route is approximately 2/3 of a mile round trip and has an incline on the return trip. Wheelchairs are available for use by guests. To maintain our meticulous landscapes and the tranquility of the experience, no food or beverages (other than water), or pets are allowed on the trails. Ask the Gatehouse staff for information about nearby restaurants or city parks where you can enjoy a meal or snack. Please be sure to review our Garden Etiquette before your visit.
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