BAC has been a nonprofit community base for art and art education since 1948.
February Exhibition
When Light Breaks Through
February 6 – March 2, 2026
This February, twelve Puget Sound artists working with paint, clay, glass, ink, wire, fiber, and photography show their skill in utilizing low contrast, high contrast, and tonal grays to create impact, mystery, mood and beauty.
Our February exhibition features art by Theresa Choi, Mikey Cozza, Leah Gerrard, Gary Groves, Larry Halvorsen, Sandee Johnson, Dorothy McGuinness, Linda Okazaki, Steve Stolee, Christie Tirado, Jeanne Toal and Kay Walsh. Experience how these artists build form, capture moments, respond to the natural world, and charge up abstraction through their explorations of darkness and light.
Opening reception at First Friday, February 6, 6–8pm.
Upcoming & Recent Events
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First Friday Opening Reception: When Light Breaks Through
Friday, February 6, 6–8pm.
This February, twelve Puget Sound artists working with paint, clay, glass, ink, wire, fiber, and photography show their skill in utilizing low contrast, high contrast, and tonal grays to create impact, mystery, mood and beauty. Learn More
FREE! Walk-ins welcome. Exhibition runs February 6 – March 2.
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Enter the 'Love Local 98110' Giveaway
Throughout February
BAC is proud to participate in Love Local 98110, a community-wide invitation to support island organizations.
When you make a purchase of $100 or more in a single transaction at BAC during the month of February, you’ll be entered into a raffle to win a gift generously provided by Glass Eye Studio.
$100+ transactions at BAC throughout February get you entered into the raffle.
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First Friday Opening Reception: Floribunda
Friday, March 6, 6–8pm
Join us at First Friday in March to celebrate the opening of our newest exhibition, Floribunda. The website will be updated with more details soon.
FREE! Walk-ins welcome. Exhibition runs March 6–30.
Painting by Sarah Gordon
Get to Know Us
Bainbridge Arts & Crafts is a nonprofit gallery and education center. We show the work of some of the region’s finest contemporary artists and craftspeople, and offer art education to our community through our school and outreach programs, Art After Sixty, workshops, and informal artist talks.
Since 1948, Bainbridge Arts & Crafts has been all about community. There are many ways to participate: Shop at the gallery, join us for artist talks and demonstrations, take an art class, donate, volunteer, and come to a First Friday opening of the latest exhibition every month.
Every day you’ll find paintings, prints, glass, ceramics, jewelry, sculpture, and so much more—all created by professional Northwest artists.
The gallery at a glance:
● 200+ Northwest artists
● Art in a variety of mediums and a wide range of price points
● New special exhibitions every month
● Free public receptions every first Friday at Bainbridge Island’s Art Walk
● National shipping available on many works of art
● Your purchase supports free art education and outreach programs for the community
Interested in showing your work at Bainbridge Arts & Crafts? Fill out our Artist Submission Form. If you have any questions, contact us at submissions@bacart.org.
