Take a Tour
You’re invited to take a free guided tour of BARN any Wednesday or Sunday between 1 and 3 pm (excluding holidays). No need to register, just walk in and join the next tour. Your guide will take you inside all 10 studio workspaces, show you the tools and equipment, and answer your questions.
You also are welcome to visit BARN any day during open hours. Maps of the facility are available for self-guided tours, and you’ll be able to see inside the studios as you walk through the building.
BARN (Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network)
8890 Three Tree Lane NE
Bainbridge Island, WA 98110
206-842-4475

Getting Here
BARN is located on Bainbridge Island, Wash., just a 35-minute ferry ride from downtown Seattle. Located 1.8 miles north of the Bainbridge ferry terminal, BARN is accessible by foot, bus, bicycle, or car. Free parking is available on site.
Driving directions
From the ferry terminal: Follow W-305 north for 1.6 miles. Turn left onto Madison Avenue North. In .1 miles, turn right onto Northeast New Brooklyn Road. In 453 feet, turn right onto Three Tree Lane. BARN is on the right at the top of the hill.
From the north: Travel south on W-305. Turn right at the light 5.3 miles south of Agate Pass Bridge, onto Madison Avenue North. In .1 miles, turn right onto Northeast New Brooklyn Road. In 453 feet, turn right onto Three Tree Lane. BARN is on the right at the top of the hill.
Kitsap Transit
Try BI Ride, a free bus shuttle service that makes regular stops at the ferry terminal and other island locations.
From the Bainbridge Ferry Terminal, there are several Kitsap Transit buses that will take you to the nearby intersections at Highway 305 and Madison Avenue, or New Brooklyn Road and Madison Avenue. BARN’s address is 8890 Three Tree Lane, a right turn off New Brooklyn Road Northeast.
WA State ferries
The Bainbridge Island ferry will take you on foot or in your car from downtown Seattle to Bainbridge Island.
Beyond BARN
Beautiful Bainbridge Island
Visitors come to Bainbridge for its beaches, bike rides, walking trails, farms, gardens, wineries, art venues, and more. Home to the renowned Bloedel Reserve, the Bainbridge Island Museum of Art, and the Bainbridge Island Japanese Exclusion Memorial, there is much to see and do.
Bainbridge Creative District
ArtsWA has designated Bainbridge Island as an official state Creative District. The island features a strong presence of art galleries, First Friday Art Walks, Moonlight Markets, theaters, museums, and more. BARN serves as a central hub for local artisans.
