The Bainbridge Island Library is a welcoming community center with activities, programs, and resources for all ages.
The Bainbridge Island Library is a unique public/private partnership. The library building and grounds are owned by the people of Bainbridge Island, managed by a volunteer Board of Directors (Bainbridge Public Library), and funded solely by private donations. BPL Board also produces programs such as Field's End Writers Roundtables and Speakers Forums. Staff, technology, books and materials, and administration are provided by the Kitsap Regional Library system and funded by property tax dollars. The Bainbridge Island Library is a branch of the Kitsap Regional Library.
The Bainbridge Island Library is a welcoming community center with activities, programs, and resources for all ages. As a testament to the community's appreciation, more than 200 energetic and dedicated volunteers give their time and talents to keep this resource available to everyone and meaningful to the quality of their lives.
Over 300,000 people visit the library each year and check out over 500,000 items from the collection. We hope you enjoy your visit to the library. If there is anything we can do to help you, please do not hesitate to ask.
Bainbridge Public Library ensures a vibrant community space dedicated to the joy of reading, the discovery of ideas, and the power of information by owning, operating, and maintaining the library building and grounds.
