On a sun-dappled morning on Bainbridge Island, the hum of creativity is palpable inside the Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network—better known as BARN.
In the sprawling 25,000-square-foot facility, the air is alive with the sounds of saws in the woodshop, the rhythmic clatter of looms in the fiber studio, and the quiet focus of artists, makers, and learners of all ages. But BARN is more than just a collection of studios and tools; it is a living, breathing community where craft, learning, and service come together to foster connection and innovation.