DINE & DISCOVER
A Sunday Evening of Nature,
Delicious Food, and Connection
Register for the February Dinner
Dine & Discover
A Sunday Evening of Nature, Delicious Food & Connection
We’re thrilled to announce Dine & Discover, a new dinner series on our Bainbridge Island campus. Join us for the perfect Sunday evening, with live music, a beautiful meal, and complementary wine pairings. Dinner will be prepared by Executive Chef Jim White and his team, who are passionate about bringing sustainably sourced foods and thoughtful dining experiences to students and adults alike. What a delicious way to support IslandWood’s innovative environmental education programs!
4450 Blakely Ave NE, Bainbridge Island WA 98110
Pacific Northwest casual – jeans, flannels, and fleeces are welcome!
For those of you coming from Seattle, ferries leave Seattle at 3:50 and 4:45pm. You can drive your car onto the ferry and park at IslandWood.
Our February Dinner
As it’s the month of love, our February dinner will include an optional “What’s Love Got to Do With It?” talk presented by our staff naturalist, Christina Doherty. We promise, it’s one not to be missed!
Date: Sunday, February 9th, 2020
Time:
- 5:30 pm: Live music & seating begins
- 6:00 – 7:15 pm: Family-style dinner served at community tables
- 7:30 – 8:30 pm: Optional talk – “What’s Love Got to Do with It” | Presented by Christina Doherty, IslandWood’s Staff Naturalist and Certified Interpretive Guide
Cost: $100 per person includes optional “What’s Love Got To Do With It?” talk, live music, three-course meal, beer & wine, and support of environmental education.
If you can’t make it on February 9th, don’t fret! We have another great Dine & Discover dinner on March 29th!
Birds do it. Bees do it. Exactly how is the question. Over one billion years ago life on Earth started reproducing sexually and things got…weird. We’ll journey through the animal, plant and fungi kingdoms and reveal the secret sex lives of some familiar species here on Bainbridge Island and the Puget Sound in a lively and visual presentation. How do fruit flies proposition one another? What reptile bears live young? We’ll uncover the bizarre truth behind courtship ritual, mating techniques and adaptations all happening in your backyard. Bring your curiosity and your sense of humor for this light-hearted, yet scientific soiree!
Our March Dinner
We’re so excited to celebrate Earth Month that we’re kicking it off a few days early with our our March dinner! Join us for an optional docent-led hike through our trails, followed by live music, a scrumptious three-course meal, and wine & beer pairings.
Date: Sunday, March 29th, 2020
Time:
- 5:15 pm: Doors open
- 5:30 – 6:20 pm: Optional docent-led hike
- 6:30 pm: Family-style dinner served at community tables
Cost: $100 per person includes optional docent-led hike, three-course meal, beer & wine, and support of environmental education.
Photo courtesy of Marcela Pulido.
