Bainbridge Arts & Crafts Collectors' Sale

Bainbridge Arts and Crafts launches 2025 with The Collectors’ Show, Jan 3 – Feb 2, 2025

Opening Reception: Friday, January 3, from 6 – 8 p.m. as part of the First Friday Art Walk.

When word spread that, rather than closing its doors for good on December 31, Bainbridge Arts and Crafts (BAC) would remain open and build on its 76-year legacy as the island’s only nonprofit art gallery, art lovers across the island were thrilled—and now, they’re springing into action. The gallery’s January 2025 exhibit will feature regional art from local collectors where one hundred percent of sales will support BAC’s fundraising efforts, ensuring both artists and the broader local community will benefit from high-quality, accessible art for years to come.

Generous art collectors from the Bainbridge community have donated works of art to BAC for the nonprofit’s Collectors’ Show. Featuring painting, sculpture, and ceramics, the show opens on First Friday, January 3, and runs through February 2. More than 25 local collectors have donated great works from beloved artists including Max Grover, Kim Murton, Gerard Tsutakawa, and Diana Cronin.

Founded in 1948, BAC is one of Bainbridge Island’s foundational arts organizations. Today, BAC supports more than 200 Northwest artists and serves thousands of youth, adults, and seniors every year through its scholarships, programs, and classes.