Bainbridge Island Museum Of Art

Cultural & educational programs: bima's educational and cultural programs continued to support the community, including producing and presenting more than 50 different forms of program outreach. The museum spotlighted the works of more than 100 other artists of multiple genres through digital programs, films, concerts, poetry, lectures, art kit delivery, and humanities programs, both at the museum and virtually. This included off-site, digital and live programs to a community celebration of martin luther king jr day and dia de los muertos, all aimed at keeping people connected to art. Bima placed a special emphasis on reaching vulnerable populations and those experiencing challenges to arts engagement, including those facing isolation, financial hardship, and health/mobility challenges, as well as maintaining its mission to showcase and amplify diverse voices and art forms.

Other events: with bima's doors wide open, bima's staff, volunteers, patrons, artists and all guests attended community and art events to celebrate the pacific northwest's amazing artists!