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Paintings by Roberto Esparza will hang in the Grand Hallway Gallery at the Village Green Community Center in Kingston during November and December. The exhibit is presented by the Village Green Arts Program. Visitors can view the show during the community center's regular hours at 26159 Dulay Road NE.Schedule: November through December
Pianist and flutist Jovino Santos Neto, a three-time Latin Grammy nominee, will lead a five-piece ensemble in a program of Brazilian music. The roughly 75-minute concert, without intermission, is part of the monthly First Sundays Concerts series presented with the Bainbridge Community Piano Association.
Musicians of all levels are invited to the Olalla Community Club's free open jam session, with backline provided for acoustic and electric players. Listeners are welcome too.Schedule: Every other Thursday (next: Nov. 19, Dec. 3, Dec. 17)
The Bainbridge Island Film Festival returns for four days of screenings at the Lynwood Theatre, Bainbridge Cinemas and the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art. The lineup includes scripted features, documentaries, animation and short films, along with panels and family programs. Event passes are $95 to $175; individual tickets are sold separately.Schedule: Nov. 6-9
The Suquamish Museum waives admission on the first Friday of each month. Visitors can explore exhibits on the history and living culture of the Suquamish people.Schedule: Monthly, first Friday (next: Dec. 4)
Galleries, shops and restaurants in downtown Bremerton, Manette, Charleston and Lebo open their doors for the monthly First Friday Art Walk. The free, self-guided event showcases the city's art scene and goes on rain or shine.Schedule: First Friday of each month (next: Dec. 4)
Galleries, shops and other businesses in downtown Bainbridge Island stay open late for the monthly First Friday Art Walk, organized by the Bainbridge Island Downtown Association. Visitors can stroll Winslow Way to see featured artists and special exhibits, with refreshments at some stops.Schedule: First Friday of each month (next: Dec. 4)
Lawrence "Pearls" Lambert and Elaine Dempsey, formerly of the acoustic trio BiG WiDE GRiN, perform original songs, holiday music and favorite covers at Olalla Vineyard & Winery. The show is for ages 21 and older.
Rambler Arts presents The Suitcase Junket, the one-man dark-folk project of multi-instrumentalist Matt Lorenz, at the Indianola Clubhouse. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show starts at 7:30 p.m. The all-ages concert is funded by Rambler Arts; donations are welcome.
The Ladies Musical Club of Seattle presents a Veterans Day concert built around a restored Steinway "Victory Vertical," one of the pianos built for U.S. troops during World War II. Restorer Jordan Cook will be on hand, and performers will play music of the era. A reception follows. Admission is free.
