Bainbridge Island Museum of Art
The art museum is an educational institution whose mission is to engage a diverse audience with the art and craft of our region and our time.
The art museum is an educational institution whose mission is to engage a diverse audience with the art and craft of our region and our time.
The Cultural Arts Foundation NW, a non-profit organization since 1985, has been dedicated to encouraging the arts, furthering creative potential, and involving the community in the enjoyment and appreciation of the arts in Kitsap County. Through support and sponsorship of the annual Poulsbo Arts Festival and the Art in the Woods Studio Tour, CAFNW showcases the achievements and varied talents for the enjoyment of all our residents and visitors alike.
Mission Statement: We serve the community through unique, intimate theater. Our purpose is to provide quality theatrical productions and to encourage widespread participation in performing arts.
Are you looking for the perfect place to hold your event? Whether it be a wedding for 50 or an auction for 600, Kiana is the perfect setting for any occasion. The grounds are welcoming and peaceful, providing one of the most scenic backdrops on all of Puget Sound. Discover how this award winning venue is the place to create new traditions and continue old ones alike. Immerse yourself in the natural beauty that surrounds us, and you will feel a world away. Sophisticated and simple, this private space will draw you in. Tell us what inspires you, and our experienced planners will help you design an occasion that is something truly remarkable.
P.O. Box 2111
Poulsbo, Washington 98370
Scholarship and service organization, serving all communities in Kitsap County. We are run by volunteers and provide over 200 hours per year volunteering in the county. In the seven years of operation, we have given over $140,000 in scholorship money to young college bound women.
Port Gamble is Western Washington’s best kept secret full of family-fun and outdoor recreation in Washington State’s oldest company-owned town founded in 1853.
The Poulsbo Community Orchestra (PCO) is made up of musicians from the Puget Sound region who rehearse weekly with three scheduled concerts. The PCO is open to all string, woodwind, brass, and percussion musicians looking to gain orchestral experience and to build skill. In addition, this is a great opportunity to learn first hand how an orchestra functions and what it takes to mount a musical performance. Membership includes 16 year olds (which is the minimum age requirement) to adults. Musicians must have at least 2 years recent playing experience. Regular attendance is required to perform in concerts. Members must provide their own instrument and should bring their own music stand.
The mission of the Poulsbo Film Festival is to bring independent film and filmmakers to Poulsbo for a weekend of celebrating diverse stories produced from all across the United States.
We are growing! Our mission is to celebrate history and engage our entire community. Our new venue in the Heritage Museum showcases permanent exhibits that highlight education, businesses, home and heritage. Opportunities for workshops, presentations and seminars will be available upstairs. Explore the nautical side of Poulsbo’s past at the Maritime Museum. The facility includes the Museum Store and – when COVID ends – will provide a venue for private parties and other events. The Martinson Cabin in Nelson Park captures the feeling of early pioneer life. Experience the ambiance of an amazing log cabin! Visit our website for more details.
2021 President: Jim Shields
Heritage Museum: 200 NE Moe St.
Maritime Museum: 19010 Front St.
Martinson Cabin: 317 NW Lindvig Way at Nelson Park
Poulsbo, WA 98370
Our mission is to provide a safe and responsible location for the community and club members to practice shooting sports. The Sportsman Club range complex is located at 16990 Clear Creek Road and offers trap and 5-stand for shotgun, pistol and rifle ranges from 7 to 200 yards, and a primitive area. Training classes are available and special events such as Inter-Club Trap and pistol and rifle competitions are regularly held. Adults pay a daily range fee and supervised youth under 18 years shoot for free. For more information on hours of operation and special events, check our website at https://poulsbosportsmanclub.org.
16990 Clear Creek Rd NW
Poulsbo, WA 98370 United States
We are a family run whale watching company that has been offering tours since 1985. We offer Half Day, Full Day and 3-Day whale watching and bird watching excursions leaving Port Townsend. Our tours are guaranteed to see whales or we’ll give you another trip until you do!
The Clearwater Casino Resort offers everything you need for a getaway, conference, wedding, golf tournament and more. As the only waterfront Casino Resort in the Seattle area, you’ll find a wide array of luxurious amenities. A 183-room Hotel Resort, full-service spa, high-tech meeting spaces, six restaurants, four bars, entertainment, 18-hole golf course and the excitement of casino nightlife with table games, slots, keno, poker and much more.
The Creative Consortium is a new event and coworking space designed with creatives in mind. We have two large studios and a separate coworking area. Whether you’re joining our coworking community or just looking for a space to get creative in from time-to-time, your Creative Consortium membership comes with access to the studios and use of the equipment at no additional cost.
Start a podcast, host an event, tell your company’s story…The Creative Consortium is where your ideas can come to life.
Poulsbo’s Viking Fest is a celebration of Norway’s Constitution Day of May 17 (in Norwegian, “Syttende mai”). In Norway, it is a festival of flags and colorful processions, where children walk to the music of marching bands. Traditional Norwegian costumes are a prominent and common part of the celebrations. The festivities last from early morning to late at night. Parties with family and friends featuring traditional food and drinks are common. The day commemorates the adoption by Norway’s parliament of its own constitution on May 17, 1814, a constitution in large part modeled on the constitution of the U.S. At that time the country was still a part of a union with Sweden, and May 17 became a lasting, unifying national symbol in the struggle for its independence, became official in 1905. Norway was the third nation in the world to adopt a constitution and is today the only country aside form the U.S. to still use its original constitution.