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NO KINGS, March 28th 2026

On Bainbridge Island, We Walk Our Talk

Event Link

Event will run from 9am - 11am, and will involve a procession through town towards the ferry intersection. Timing and destination location of Bainbridge's event is intended to enable people to also attend the big event in Seattle if they so choose.

Ways to get involved

Beforehand

Spread the word on your social media and other forums
Make your own signs on your own, with your friends, or at one of our planned sign-making parties (Check our calendar or groups.io for updates)
Coordinate with your neighbors to form a group to represent your unique Bainbridge Island neighborhood with signs, colors, or other visual symbols
- Feel free to print out these mini flyers and customize them with your own neighborhood & info
Join the conversation on Indivisible Bainbridge Island's groups.io listserv to stay informed & contribute your ideas
Sign up to volunteer for one of the many roles available either before or during the event (singers / musicians, photo / videographers, artists of all types, peacekeepers, media liaisons, and many others). Learn more

On the day of

Come to the event and bring your friends, your signs/symbols of resistance, your determination, your commitment to non-violence, and your love of democracy and the promise of what our country could and should be
Spend time with your community & meet new people who care just as deeply about protecting our neighbors and our representative democracy
Be loud, be joyful, and be utterly undeniable as an ever-growing resistance movement

After the event

Post about your experiences on social media and other forums
Stay plugged in and find your next act of resistance.

Protests are great visibility events to demonstrate our collective power both to ourselves and to those we oppose, but they are just one facet of a larger resistance movement and strategy.

Get plugged in, grow your skills, and find your zone.

Welcome to the resistance ✊

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Flashlight Vigil, January 10th 2026

Link to additional photos

Bainbridge Islanders joined together at Waypoint Park for a Flashlight Vigil on January 10th, creating space to process the many harms of 2025, and to reaffirm our commitment to protecting our neighbors and standing for the essential American ideals of liberty and justice for all. Many people attended our monthly community meeting beforehand at Eagle Harbor Church and participated in a procession down Winslow way to the event, carrying our lights and messages of grief, hope, and resolve.

The vigil itself included remarks from our emcee, a flugelhorn rendition of Taps preceding a minute of silence, a sharing of hardships and hopes, and connecting through music via performances on guitar and group singalongs to familiar tunes set with original lyrics that reflect the historical moment in which we find ourselves.

In just the week leading up the vigil, even more events unfolded to add to our reasons to grieve, and plans for the vigil were adjusted to include acknowledgment of the reckless military actions in Venezuela, and the clear escalation in state violence with the killing of Renee Nicole Good.

Other Indivisible groups nationwide also held vigils this weekend, with a clear message to get ICE Out for Good. Per the ACLU, more than 1000 events were planned for the weekend nationwide, from large cities like Seattle (article | video), to small towns like Kitsap county’s own Port Orchard (video). Indivisible.org estimates that nearly 1200 events took place over the weekend.

Special thanks to

Stephen Hubbard		For serving as emcee of the event & performing Taps to lead into the minute of silence
Kristen Guy		For leading the group singalong for our homegrown song lyrics of "We will stand up for our neighbors" Lyrics \| YouTube Demo
Larry Dewey		For performing on guitar
Greg Relaford		For putting together the official event video above
The Indivisible BI Planning Team		For making the event a reality
Our volunteer peacekeepers		For ensuring the event was safe for all participants
Everyone who attended		For making the event a success

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NO KINGS, October 18th 2025

Huge shout out to the approximately ~1,000 Bainbridge Islanders who came out to form our No Kings human banner in Gideon Park

-- which then grew to ~1,500 by the time we joined our 50501 friends at the Ferry intersection of 305 & Winslow Way!

Drone footage & video compilation courtesy of Loren Bast

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Walk Against Ice, September 13th 2025

	The first ever all-Kitsap Event, WALK AGAINST ICE, was a strong statement of community support for vulnerable people in the wake of cruel and illegal ICE actions. Video created by South Kitsap Indivisible with special thanks to photographers, Lee D (S. Kitsap) and J. Cobb.