Performance
Piano Bar
Earth & Vine Wine Bar 4620 Lynwood Center Rd NE Ste 140,, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110Come enjoy live piano music for a chill Monday night off here at Earth & Vine. We are featuring a special guest rotated monthly and enjoy discounted draft beers and stay for the music!
Open Mic Night
The Marketplace 4738 Lynwood Center Rd NE, Bainbridge Island, WAOn the first and third Thursday of every month Marketplace will be hosting an Open mic night for all of eager music gurus to come and show off your skills! Sign-ups start at 6pm, so pick your favorite song, grab some liquid courage and get ready to sing your heart out.
New Age Flamenco (Free Friday Concerts)
The Marketplace 4738 Lynwood Center Rd NE, Bainbridge Island, WAThe band was formed in 1998 by bass player Oleg Ruvinov. In 1999, the band adopted name “New Age Flamenco” and practiced frequently playing popular tunes by Gipsy Kings, Carlos Santana, Armik and others. Their music reflects a strong Latin connection, Mediterranean folk, European roots, jazz, and a gypsy soul blended with the infectious rhythms of modern music
Jean Chaumont Trio (Manor House)
The Manor House 4611 NE, Woodson Ln NE, Bainbridge Island, WA
WEPA (Free Friday Music)
The Marketplace 4738 Lynwood Center Rd NE, Bainbridge Island, WAMalo Castro, voted twice as “Best Percussionist” at the Kitsap County Music Awards, he adds the Latin clave and spice to music ensembles throughout the Northwest! With authenticity and keep musicality, Malo is comfortable playing in musical settings from rock, to jazz to Latin and Brazilian music. Malo leads WEPA a five piece Band playing
Latin Jazz New York style.
Marvin Hoffert Jazz (Free Friday Concert Series)
The Marketplace 4738 Lynwood Center Rd NE, Bainbridge Island, WAMarvin Hoffert Jazz has been performing in Kitsap County since 2015, when Marvin Hoffert migrated West to Bainbridge Island and hooked up with Carson Farley and Gary Grout. We love the beautiful tunes that we grew up with – the Ballads and the Swing Tunes from The Great American Songbook, the lilting Bossa’s that swept out of Brazil, and the moving Clave’s that danced in from Cuba. We play these tunes with respect, but also add some features of more modern jazz – We call this straight ahead jazz with a contemporary flare.
