Celebrate a Bainbridge Holiday - Winter 2012

FIND UNIQUE ART AND THE LASTEST HOLIDAY GIFTS ... ALL WHILE SUPPORTING LOCAL MERCHANTS November 2012

Published as a supplement to the Bainbridge Island Review

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bloedel reserve

A Kid-Sized Village.

Family-Sized Fun. Great things come in small packages.

True for children, and also true for our Holiday Village on display throughout December. Quickly becoming a holiday tradition for island families, this kid-tastic miniaturized town is filled with charming buildings and electric trains. Cocoa and cider add irresistible flavor.

So come to Bloedel and ring in the season.

You’re in for a big treat.

Exquisite hand-made, hand-painted models European- and American-inspired designs Free with Bloedel Reserve general admission Kids 12 and under free with paying adult Advance reservations are never required Open Tuesday - Sunday, 10 a.m. - 4 p.m.

PLUS these two Mondays: Dec. 24 and Dec. 31.

The Holiday Village at Bloedel Reserve December 1 – December 31 7571 NE Dolphin Drive, Bainbridge Island

For more information visit our website, or call: www.bloedelreserve.org • 206.842.7631

Visit 71 Artists in 10 studios

NOv. 30, Dec. 1 & Dec. 2, 2012

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Sure-fire stocking stuffers

By Leslie Kelly

For Her:

very year, the “stockings are hung by the chimney with care.” But how did that tradition ever get started?

No one really knows for sure, but there are popular legends that attempt to tell the history of Christmas stockings. One legend says that long ago, there lived a poor man and his three very beautiful daughters. He had no money to get his daughters married, and he was worried what would happen to them after his death.

A Saint named Nicholas was passing through town when he heard the villagers talking about the girls. Saint Nicholas wanted to help, but knew that the old man wouldn’t accept charity. He decided to help in secret. He waited until night and crawled down the chimney.

He had three bags of gold coins with him, one for each girl. As he was looking for a place to keep those three bags, he noticed stockings of the three girls that were hung over the mantelpiece for drying. He put one bag in each stocking and off he went.

When the girls and their father woke up the next morning, they found the bags of gold coins and were overjoyed. The girls were able to get married and live happily ever after. This led to the custom of children hanging stockings or putting out shoes, eagerly awaiting gifts from Saint Nicholas.

But, if you’re not planning to fill the stockings on your mantel with gold coins, here’s a few ideas to help you with those stockings — all of which can be found right here on Bainbridge Island.

Every woman would love a soft-bound journal by papaya for her to record her most precious thoughts. Just 5-by-7 inches in size with a variety of beautiful covers, including Asian prints, butterflies and flowers. (HollyDays, $9.99.)

Or how about a brightly colored and sparkled frame with sequins that holds a 3-by-3 picture? Just the perfect thing for mom. Each has a basic color of green, gold, pink and blue with a rainbow of sequins attached. These are made in India. (ACE Hardware, $4.99.)

Ladies will glow beautifully with a collection of Pre de Provence mini soaps. Choose from many fragrances including Guava Grapefruit, Wild Lily, Midnight Honeysuckle and Venbena. (ACE Hardware, $1.29 each.)

Here’s a practical idea — pocket notepads from Punch Studio. They have a fold-over cover and 75 sheets each decorated to match their cover, with fans, peacocks, butterflies and initials. (ACE Hardware, $3.99.)

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salt and pepper shakers in cartoon character themes? There’s Tom & Jerry, Charlie Brown and Snoopy, and Popeye and his sweetie Olive Oyl. Or maybe your mom would prefer sets of cows, cats and skunks. (Winslow Drugs, $11.99.)

Try a new set of luggage tags from Linneadesign.com. These colorful tags are encased in heavy plastic with plastic ties and depict local places like Bainbridge Island and the San Juans. Or try an international locale like London or even Hawaii. (Dana’s Showcase, $4.95 each.)

For the woman of the house who likes to set a mood, try a set of skinny candles. Just 5 inches tall and 1 inch around, these will look great on the dresser or in the bathroom.

There are lots of scents to try: five-spice tea, fresh linen, orange vanilla, timber and black pepper. (Danger, $6.99 each).

If your mom is the kind who’s in the kitchen a lot, check out the selection of locally made glass refrigerator magnets in bright colors with lots of interesting stripes, dots and squares. (Danger, $5.)

For Him: Dad can always use a mini-retractable utility knife by Titan. This 4-inch knife comes with three blades and a quick change blade mechanism. It has a bright yellow-and-black safety handle. (ACE Hardware, $9.99.)

Or try the new WD-40 No-Mess Pen. It’s no bigger than an ink pen and fits easily in your turn to stuffers, next page

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pocket. Have WD-40 with you anywhere to lubricate that sticky lock, to remove crayon marks or price stickers. It’s low odor and puts “WD-40 where you want it and no where else.” (ACE Hardware, $3.29.)

For the wine-loving dad, how about a blownglass wine cork? Made with colorful swirling glass tops or even the face of the family dog.

(Winslow Drugs, $8.99 to $9.99.)

Maybe he could use a bottle opener that looks like an old-fashioned key and attaches to a key ring. But this key will pop off a beer bottletop in seconds. Silver in color, made by Suck UK in London. (Winslow Drug, $9.95.)

Any dad could use a RFID Blocking Wallet.

This wallet has a RFID blocking liner that stops electronic transmissions of personal information.

Keep your information safe here or when you travel. (The Traveler, $10 and up.)

And if dad or mom travel, why not give them a 2-ounce bottle of Bed Bug Magic? The handy spray can be used to keep worries about bed bugs at bay. Spray the beds in hotels and your luggage. It’s non-toxic and will make sure you have a smooth trip. (The Traveler, $10.95.)

Teens:

Here’s a game the teens will love: the Zip It version of Bananas Grams. It’s a zippered brown cloth bag with game pieces for the 20-second

crossword race you can play anywhere. (The Traveler, $14.99).

If your teen loves to joke around, try any of the “Jokes on You” fun stuff, including fake poo, fake barf, or a hand buzzer that goes off when you shake hands. Throw in a bendable Mr. Bill just for fun. (Calico Cat Toy Shoppe, $2.39 to $6.99.)

For the teen with a need for something small to hug, give them a hand-sized Microbes Cold, Cough, or Bed Bug. These stuffed toys come with their own story and will fit in any stocking.

Your teen will love the plush pink bed bug with red legs. (Calico Cat Toy Shoppe, $9.99.)

How about a LED spotlight by Nite Ize Innovation? It’s the size of a night light and attaches to your key chain or jacket, or put it on your dog’s collar to have light wherever you go. (ACE Hardware, $7.49.)

Just great for any active teen, try a handcrafted Guatemalan-made knitted kick bag

by Toy Smith. Use it for a game of Hacky Sack or Lego Yoda Star Wars flashlight keychain at Winslow Drug.

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make up your own game to play with these brightly colored balls. (ACE Hardware, $4.99.)

Your teen girls will love getting a PooPooPaper mini-journal made in Thailand. These journals are actually made from recycled elephant droppings and a portion PooPooPaper at Winslow of the proceeds go toDrug. ward the conservation of elephants. These journals have decorated covers bearing elephants and other animals and will fit in a purse or backpack.

(Winslow Drug, $7.99.)

And teens will be delighted with any of a great selection of compact travel board games including magnetic chess, Chinese checkers, Backgammon and Snail. Made by Bamboo Games, GeoCentral and ToySmith, each game is less than 6 inches in size and will bring hours of fun. (Winslow Drug, $5.99 to $11.99.)

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Kids: For the kid who loves Star Wars try a Star Wars Lego compact flashlight that will allow him to have a light handy. These attach to backpacks and can be carried anywhere.

(Winslow Drug, $11.49.)

If your kid is more the creative type, try a combination of minisets of crayons, colored pencils and playing cards. Cards are only 2-inches-by-1-inch and come in various patterns. There’s also minipackages of molding clay. (Calico Cat Toy Shoppe, 75 to 95 cents.)

Younger kids love to find small trucks and cars in their stockings.

These colorful metal collectable cars include a race car, school bus, tractor, an F-16 plane or even a Mini-Cooper! (Calico Cat Toy Shoppe, $6.99 to $7.99.)

For the kids who like astronomy, how about a set of glow-in-the-dark planet and stars? By Great Exploration, these sets will be a great way

to learn about what’s in the sky.

(Calico Cat and Toy Shoppe, $6.99.)

If your kid is more the active type, try a Play Ground Classics Chinese jump rope, for hours of jumping fun. These come with instruction on how to play a number of games with these colorful woven ropes. (ACE Hardware, $3.49.)

Want to add some sound to your kid’s Christmas day? How about a Papa Products’ Sound Bites sound effects machine? It’s a hand-held box that with a few batteries that emits 20 different sounds. Among them: “Boing boing,” “ChaChing!”, “Boom!,” “Crash!” and “Bloop.”

(Winslow Drug, $7.95.)

Pets: For the dog, try a FlashFlight light-up Ultimate Disc. These discs will make fetch lots more fun when Rover is chasing a brightly lit toy.

(Paws and Fins Pet Shop, $9.99.)

And Fido will love getting a Dog Kong air dog interactive toy. The come in a variety of shapes, sizes and colors. (Paws and Fins Pet Shop, $3.99 and up.)

Here’s someStores visited thing for this story that will Paws and Fins Pet also be Shop, 360 Tormey a gift to you. A Lane, Suite 198, packable 206-780-1141.

Rain Danger, 285 WinPoncho slow Way East, for the 206-855-9661. dog.

Calico Cat Toy RC Pets Shoppe, 104 Winslow created Way West, these 206-842-7720. pocketsized packs in purple, gold, red and blue – just the thing for our Northwest rains. Each easily folds out to become rain poncho to cover the dog. (Paws and Fins Pet Shop, $10.99.)

How about a travel bowl for the dog or the cat? These open into a convenient reusable bowl for food or water. (ACE Hardware, $3.19.)

Here’s something for Mittens.

Cats will love the light-up cat toys

by Flicker Fun. In funny characters

1. Attend the Tree Lighting Ceremony Saturday, November 24, 5pm at Columbia Plaza.

2. Get your picture taken with Santa on December 1, 8, or 15 from 10am-1pm at Columbia Bank downtown.

3. Shop local for gifts!

4. Find out when the Fire Dept Music Truck comes through your neighborhood.

5. Shop for a new home for the new year with Kristi Nelson!

271 Madison Avenue South #102, Bainbridge Island, WA 98110 Cell: 206-391-1718 • www.LivingOnBainbridgeIsland.com

5 such as ostriches and other birds in bright, feathery colors. Or maybe your cat would prefer a catnip toy by Spot.

These come in shapes to entice your pet like fish, birds and butterflies. (Paws and Fins Pet Shop, $4.99 to $6.99.)

For the bird in your family, here’s something — a string of colorful wooden beads mixed with bells that will hang from the bird’s cage and keep your feathered friends happy.

Made by Bird Brainers, these knotted rope toys are a great gift for the birds! (Paws and Fins Pet Shop, $3.99.)

The Traveler, 265 Winslow Way East, 206-842-4578.

HollyDays, 100 Winslow Way West, 206-842-5598.

Dana’s Showhouse, 194 Winslow Way East, 206-842-6945.

Winslow Drug, 290 Winslow Way East, 206-842-2652.

ACE Hardware, 635 High School Road NE, 206-842-9901.

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Poulsbo

minutes away.... a world apart Best Local Beer Line-up & Fresh Cask We have GIFT CERTIFICATES!

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Every Saturday, 11am - 3pm Nov. 23 - Dec. 22 Anderson Parkway • Horsedrawn Hayrides • Mr. & Mrs. Claus • Carolers

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DEC 1st

• Scandinavian Bazaar at Sons of Norway • Jule Fest at the Waterfront 4 - 6 pm – Christmas Tree Lighting – Music – Bonfire – Scandinavian Dancing – The arrival of Lucia Bride by the Vikings

DEC 8th • Lighted Boat Parade • Artwalk

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Quilting fabric, patterns, notions, Port Gamble’s 10th Annual quilt kits, felted wool & cross Fruitcake Contest Submission Deadline: Dec. 8th, 11:30 AM stitch & embroidery supplies.

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We’re calling all amateur, professional and first-time fruitcake makers to show us what they’ve got at the 10th Annual Fruitcake Contest in Port Gamble!

Winners will receive a commemorative plaque and a donation will be made to the charity of your choice.

Do you have what it takes to win the golden fruitcake?

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The many wonderful and unique shops and galleries...catch a live production in historic Port Gamble Theater...dine in the exquisite restaurants...experience a one of a kind outdoor adventure and a romantic overnight getaway...It’s all here.

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For the

ADVENTURER on your list...

Kayaks • Standup Paddleboards • Clothing • Accessories And classes for beginners to die-hard outdoor enthusiasts

The Best Christmas Pageant Ever!

It tells the story of six delinquent children surnamed Herdman. They go to church for the first time after being told that the church offers snacks. Despite protests from other church members, they are given roles in the Sunday school’s Christmas play, in which they tell the Christmas story in a nonconventional fashion!

December 7-22 • Fridays & Saturdays at 7pm • Sundays at 2pm Country Christmas Matinee - Saturday Dec 8 at 2pm www.portgambletheater.com

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Best books for Christmas gifts

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ooks are one of those universal presents that can make great holiday gifts. Whether for a family member, a friend or someone you just want to remember at Christmas such as your pastor or your barber, a really nice book is the perfect gift.

And your local home-owned bookstore, Eagle Harbor Books, 157 Winslow Way East, is a great place to go shopping for books. The store is stocked with great reads for children and adults, both fiction and nonfiction.

Eagle Har“Bouchon Bakery” by bor Books has Thomas Keller. a great selection of cook-

books, coffee table books, reference books and even some fun items that aren’t books, but that book lovers will love.

Victoria Irwin, events coordinator at Eagle Harbor Books, along with the rest of the staff, has these suggestions for books and things that will please just about anyone of any age on your Christmas list.

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uggestions for the adults on your list: “Bouchon Bakery” by Thomas Keller, priced at $50. This is “a dazzling amalgam of American- and French-baked goods.”

“Short Nights of the Shadow Catcher: The Epic Life and Immortal Photographs of Edward Curtis,” written by Timothy Egan, $28. A fascinating story of

one man’s obsession led to a great American cultural treasure.

“The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving,” by Jonathan Evison, priced at $23.95.

Evison, Bainbridge Island’s own author, gives hilarious dialogue with profound moments of insight.

“When Women Were Birds”

by Terry Tempest Williams.

“The Revised Fundamentals “When Women of Caregiving” by Jonathan Were Birds,” by Evison. sellers include Yay! Bacon!

Terry Tempest and Yay! Gingers!

Williams, $23.

Williams creates a lyrical and caring uggestions for children and meditation of the mystery of her young readers: mother’s journals.

“Jepp Who Defied the Stars,”

by Katherine Marsh, $16.99. This nd here’s something with a captivating tale takes young readers little different twist: to 16th century Netherlands with a Yay! Books! for $3.50 each. Fun magnets that capture your favorite turn to books, next page enthusiams. Some of their best-

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15-yearold dwarf.

“Three Times Lucky,”

by Sheila Turnage, $16.99.

“As steeped in Southern culture as a pitcher of sweet tea — and just as re“Three Times Lucky” by freshing.”

Sheila Turnage.

A great debut mystery for middle readers.

“Waking Dragons,” by Jane Yolen, $16.99. A young knight must wake up sleepy dragons and get them ready for school.

“The Bear in the Book,” by Kate Banks, $16.99. A young boy falls asleep while his mother reads him the story of a young bear getting

“The Bear in the Book” by Kate Banks. ready for hibernation.

ere are a couple of other ideas from Eagle Harbor Books: Supoon, $11.95. This fun, sit-up, scraping spoon is part of the store’s collection of great utensils from Dreamfarm.

Or how about trying a Kobo eReader from $79.99 and up. With this version of the tablet readers, you can read eBooks and support your local bookstore. Or download the free Kobo apps and read on other eReaders.

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A family estate winery specializing in delicate and aromatic wines from the Puget Sound Appellation

Your Hometown Island Brewery and Gathering Place 9415 Coppertop Loop ~ Sportsman Park

(206) 451-4646 www.bainbridgebeer.com Your ONE STOP for all your Holiday Shopping!

Come in and check out the largest selection of liquor, beer and wine that Poulsbo has ever seen under one roof!

Beer and Wine

tastings

Saturday afternoons 3-6pm

360.598.2200

19880 7th Ave. NE Hours: 10am-10pm Mon-Sat 11am-6pm Sunday

Changing Seasons Island Florist

from cards to jewelry & everything in between In the Safeway Shopping Village

The Island’s largest selection of local gifts, cards, clothing, candles and more…

Featuring the coolest wine gift items for the holidays!

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Kingston’s Holiday Events November “Neighbor Aid”

In early November every Kingston postal customer will receive mail from ShareNet Food Bank. “Neighbor Aid” is their annual fundraiser that funds food distribution and “Food to Grow On”, the weekend food program for school children. Additionally, $30,000 is distributed annually for emergency assistance to north end residents on the Kitsap Peninsula. You’ll enjoy reading some of the reports from real people they have served. www.sharenetfoodbank.org

Kingston Country Christmas • Saturday, December 1st 4:30pm-6:00pm

Holiday Music from KHS & KMS, Bon Fires, Santa, Tree Lighting, KCYC Parade of Boats and Botanical Light Show. The Light show is made up of over 4000 lights and covers 4 acres.

Admission is free! Donations welcome. www.kingstonchamber.com or (360) 297-3813 for more information.

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Holiday Events Farmers Market

10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Saturdays, Nov. 17 through Dec. 22 The Bainbridge Island’s Farmers Market doesn’t close up shop when the days get shortest — it just moves down the street.

Hosted by the Eagle Harbor Congregational Church on the corner of Madison Avenue and Winslow Way, the island’s farmers market continues to sell local food and more from the island’s hometown producers. www.bainbridgefarmers market.com.

Downtown Tree Lighting and Home for the Holiday’s Open House

10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30 and Saturday, Dec. 1, and 11 a.m. to 5 p.m.

Sunday, Dec. 2 Christmas in the Country is the island’s

most unique holiday tradition. A tour through the island’s country roads takes visitors to historic homes and artistic venues for holiday shopping. From handmade arts and craft to island foods and even live music, there is something for everybody. www.christmasinthecountry.info.

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10 a.m to 7 p.m. Saturday, Nov. 24 Downtown Winslow will officially be in the holiday spirit with the Home for the Holiday’s Open House along Winslow Way. The Bainbridge Island DOwntown Association will hand out apple cider at the Winslow Mall, and free horse-drawn carriage rides will be available at the Winslow Green.

And don’t miss the big downtown tree lighting at 5 p.m at Columbian Bank Plaza.

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For continued coverage of what’s happening this holiday season, pick up a copy of the Bainbridge Island Review. To submit holiday happenings to the Review, email editor@bainbridgereview.com.

10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Saturdays Dec. 1, Dec. 8 and Dec. 15 Islanders know where Santa checks his list before the big gift-giving night — Winslow. Santa will be on hand for photos, as he has been for years, at the Columbia Bank in downtown Winslow.

Indie Banditas 4 to 8 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7.

Indie Banditas craft shows get bigger each year. The bazaar’s holiday event is no exception. This year’s holiday Bandita blowout will take over the Winslow Art Center in the Winslow Mall and host crafty vendors offering handmade jewelry, clothes, artwork, and much, much more.

Islanders are certain to find a gift like no other at the Indie Banditas Holiday Bazaar.

Hänsel and Gretel 7:30 p.m. Fridays and Saturdays, 3 p.m.

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Bainbridge Performing Arts brings a delicious tale about sweet tooths gone bad.

A wonderful opera for the whole family of the classic Brother’s Grimm fairly tale.

Bethlehem Experience 6 to 9 p.m. Friday, Dec. 7 and Saturday, Dec. 8.

Rolling Bay Presbyterian Church will once again be presenting Bethlehem Experience, a drive-through, living nativity.

This gift to the community will take place on church grounds, located at 11042 Sunrise Drive. Come experience a 1st century village, talk with Roman soldiers, watch live animals, gaze with wonder upon the manger, and discover the true meaning of Christmas by enjoying this free family event. www.rbpres.org.

Fifth Annual Free Community Caroling with Ovation! and Bainbridge Chorale 4 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 17 Song sheets will be provided for all to come and sing holiday tunes at the Eagle Harbor Congregational Church. The event will be accepting donations for Helpline House as well.

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One Call for All welcomes new director Annual fundraising campaign currently taking donations for island charities

BY RICHARD D. OXLEY Allyson Brown wasn’t sure if she would ever return to Bainbridge Island.

She previously handled community engagement and marketing for IslandWood, but when a health crisis hit her family, she left her job, and the family moved Allyson Brown to Seattle to be closer with loved ones.

But after passing through the difficult time, Brown’s next move was unclear.

“We weren’t sure if we were going to be back on the island at all,” Brown said. “But the first weekend back I was looking through the Review and saw the One Call for All executive director position announcement.”

The path was becoming more clear, and it lead back to Bainbridge.

After asking a few questions and throwing her hat in the ring, she was hired as One Call’s new executive director.

Brown now spends her days managing incoming donations, as well as the relationships between the nonprofits they go to.

One Call for All is Bainbridge Island’s one-stop shopping for charity donations. The organization makes it possible to direct donations to over 80 nonprofits that benefit island families.

One Call’s annual fundraiser is up and running, and it’s the easiest way to give during the giving season.

Every island address is sent a red envelope, now widely associated with the One Call campaign.

Through the envelope, islanders can choose which cause they want to donate to.

“Each island organization part See one call, page 18

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Farmers Jared Trilling and Rebecca Slattery harvest leeks for Persephone Farm.

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BY RICHARD D. OXLEY It’s said that home is where the heart is.

And Bainbridge Island is home to a farmfresh community and a gorgeous holiday haven.

It’s about time someone started putting them together.

The island’s farms produce fresh, delicious food year-round and have a wealth of offerings for an island holiday feast, and more. With island food on the table, it is truly a home-cooked meal.

Heide’s Holly Heide Madden is the island’s very own merchant of custom holly creations. The holly can be found at any of the five grocery stores operated by Town & Country Markets, including right in downtown Winslow, Bainbridge Gardens, Manzanita Christmas Tree Farm and the QFC at University Center.

Heyday Farm Alice and Craig Skipton work hard to run their 25-acre organic farm off McDonald Avenue.

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pasture.

The farm offers eggs, Thanksgiving turkeys, oven-ready chickens, pork and beef. They even sell holiday honey.

The Skiptons boast that islanders can taste the difference and recommend using what’s left to make rich, nutritious broths, stocks and soups to savor.

Their products are found at Pane d’ Amore at Lynwood Center, Hitchcock Deli and Bay Hay & Feed. Orders can also be made online at www. heydayfarm.com.

Laughing Crow Farm Using a team of draft horses in the historic soil of Suyematsu/Bentryn Farm on Day Road, Laughing Crow grows organic produce.

For the holidays, they’re offering garlic (including garlic braids), potatoes, onions, sweet potatoes, cabbage, peppers and island-grown corn meal.

Laughing Crow products can be found at the Day Road Farm stand and the Bainbridge Farmers Market.

See pictures of their horses at work at www. laughingcrowfarm.wordpress.com/.

Persephone Farm The longest running CSA program in Kitsap County, Persephone Farm is ready to set island tables with winter produce, late season flowers, holly swags and even winter veggie storage boxes. They can be found at the Bainbridge Island Farmers Market.

They also offer winter CSA programs for pickup at the Johnson Farm on Bainbridge Island and their farm in Indianola.

More information about their CSA program can be found at www.persephonefarm.com.

Rolling Bay Farm Adrienne and Mark Wolfe run their small 8 1/2 family farm on Lovgreen Road, producing jams and apple butter from ingredients grown on their own farm. They also offer holiday pork.

Pick up their handcrafted soaps, yarn and T-shirts as well. Rolling Bay’s farm stand is open seven days a week at 7988 NE Lovgreen Road West. Check them out at www.rollingbayfarm. com.

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Sweetlife Farm Sweetlife Farm grows fruit, berries, herbs, flowers on their farm in addition to producing honey, to make jams, jellies, chutney, herbal salts and rubs, berry vinegars and more. Sweetlife Farm will be part of Christmas in the Country tour, from Nov. 30 to Dec. 2.

Check www.sweetlifefarm.com to make appointments at the farm in December.

Tani Creek Farm Max Sassenfeld operates the certified organic Tani Creek Farm on the south end of Bainbridge Island growing fruits, vegetables, herbs and meat all year-round.

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of One Call are listed. A family can take the form and decide where they want to donate gifts,” Brown said. “One hundred percent of those proceeds go to that organization.”

One Call doesn’t take a cut. But the red envelope isn’t the only way to donate. Islanders can find donation forms at Columbia Bank on the island or at the Bainbridge Public Library. Donations can also be made online at www.onecallforall. org.

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vegetables, garlic, spices, peppers, poultry, heritage goose and duck for roasting, duck eggs and 100 percent, grass-fed Scottish Highland beef. Tani Creek offers a CSA program with pickups on Tuesdays.

Their products are available at Pane d’ Amore and Hitchcock’s Deli in Winslow.

Reserve a holiday goose at tanicreekwaterfowlfarm@gmail.com or call 206-842-3217.

Tani Creek Farm also offers swiss chard, kale, bok choy, napa cabbage, Japanese turnips, parsley, genovese basil, carrots, heirloom beets, heirloom potatoes, heirloom fingerling potatoes, gourmet garlic, onions, leeks, sweet peppers, heirloom hot peppers, salsify, scorzonera, Japanese burdock, parsnips, heirloom winter squash, elderberries, autumn olive/goumi berries, quince, medlar, oca, yacon, mashua, turmeric and ginger.

“One hundred percent of those proceeds go to that organization.”

Allyson Brown Executive director One Call For All

able to raise just over $1 million for island causes.

Brown says the organization is on track to match that number this year. By the first week of November, Brown said they have raised just over $239,000 from approximately 600 donors.

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