The Lynwood Theatre is certainly the oldest cinema on Bainbridge Island, having been built in 1936…read more Although it is showing some signs of its age, the owners still manage to keep the facility up and clean. The seats are comfortable, and it's easy to see the screen from just about any seat in the theater. There's a stage before the screen, so even the seats towards the front of the theater still have good vantage of the screen. We went to a crowded show, but we were still comfortable in our seats, even with people all around us. My only complaint would be the popcorn, which was slightly burnt and not quite as fresh as we would've liked.

Great little theater to take in an art film at and there are lots of easy food options next door…read moreand across the street. It makes for an overall nostalgic and wonderful experience.

To me, this theater remains THE finest and most well-run theater complex in the county. The staff…read moreis clearly dedicated to providing the best customer service around. They and the management have truly created a warm, welcoming environment that feels like family. I had a pair of Happy Birthday movie passes which I used for my son and myself. We used to see Deadpool & Wolverine in 3D. 3D movies come with a slight surcharge. This was a new procedure for Olivia, the cashier, but she quickly adapted. She made us feel valued as customers with her friendly manner and her concern for making sure we got the discounted price we were entitled too. SEEfilm remains the best place to watch 3D movies in the county. Large screen, large, comfortable chairs, stadium seating, and a world class 3D projection system with surround sound. The auditorium is always clean. And it was the perfect venue to watch Deadpool & Wolverine. It's by far the best of the three films. After the movie my son talked to Sara, the GM of SEEfilm. He said she was also very nice and enjoyed my son's praise about the family environment of the theaters. He also told he how much he appreciated that the theater hires people with disabilities to help them develop new job skills and to attain work experience. SEEfilm's a very special place and my family remains grateful that it's here in Kitsap County.

Have gone here several times. Easy parking, and clean theater. Great theater location to grab a…read morebite at one of the restaurants nearby.

My parents have raved about this theater for years. They like to make it a movie night and go see a…read moredouble feature. I guess they recently raised their prices, but it is currently 5$ for 2D movies, which is a great deal and they show multiple different movies each week. These are the same movies playing for regular prices at other theaters in the area. I'm told they often even have free sneak previews that are easy to access. I'm not sure what you have to do to be able to get access this theater, but I was able to go with them and get on base with just providing my ID at the gate. There is a large parking lot and the theater itself is pretty large. On the night I went they were running behind and the movie started later than the posted time, but not sure how often this occurs. Thankfully my parents warned me in advance that you say the pledge of allegiance prior to the movie starting or I would have been very confused. They have a full concession stand and some deals on popcorn and drinks. My parents enjoy the variety of seasoning available to spruce up your popcorn.

This is probably the best movie theater in town. The deals are awesome. I'm only paying $20 for two…read moretickets, refillable popcorn, and a bottomless soda. I enjoy the seats too, they are more than comfortable. I'm coming back here every time there's a movie I'm interested in.

Spoiler alert: we attend often though not regularly and we know a few of the thespian's who ply…read moretheir craft here and in Bremerton. This afternoon we saw "The Laramie Project 10 Years After" - if you're much younger than me you may have no recollection of what happened in Laramie in 1998. I highly recommend that you see it anyway. The play is very well written and the production we saw at the Jewel Box was very well acted! Bravo for all involved! If you can't see it live that's a shame but do Google it and watch it on some platform or another. Spoiler alert: the TV Entertainment Program called 20/20 did a great injustice to the people of Laramie....IMHO

This is a Wonderful theater, with 96 seats, arranged on three sides of the stage, making you feel…read moreyou are right there with the actors, even if you are in the back row. It presents six plays and musicals per season, plus a new series that presents authors, concerts and improv comedy. Known for its free cookies and coffee and its low cost bar, this theater attracts people from throughout the county and even from Seattle.

Great experience in the middle of high trees!!! Wow I wanted to come here for a long time. I…read morefinally got to. Super easy to spot them with their sign which is the entrance for their different parking lots. You park in the middle of the forest. There's a pretty cottage where the restrooms are. Then, you enter the trail through a pretty arch where they check your tickets. If you don't have any, you can get them by the both for a couple more dollars. You can also purchase a pretty cool bag for their 100 anniversary. There is a water station too. The trail leads to the stage. Remember you will have to come all the way up so travel light. You can bring your own low chairs or rent for $5. We sat at yhe middle. Sound was good. Sometimes they had some problems but nothing too terrible. LOVED they have live music!!! Can you beleive this in the middle of the forest? We saw a Dr Seuss play. Good and fun performance. Easy to go out. Bremerton is the nearest ferry stop buy you can also try Kingston or driving from Tacoma all yhe way up. With one ferry down at Seattle we drove up to Edmonds waiting was very fast for a Sunday :D We didn't have to wait 3 hours at Seattle. It was a 20 minute drive from Kingston. We could see a big line for the way back.

Went here for the first time with my 5 year old on Saturday. We saw Beauty and the Beast and were…read moreabsolutely blown away. The performance was absolutely amazing, the cast and production crew did it to perfection. It was so magical. They have stadium type folding flat pads with backs to rent , 2 for 5$. Everything is cash only though so make sure to have cash. The only downsides were that the walk is definitely a steep hill with switchbacks down and therefore steep back up as well. I wish they'd rent the chairs down at the bottom instead of at the top since I had to carry all of our stuff already. The other issue is parking. They do a good job packing cars in but you get blocked in by several rows of cars, which means you literally can't get out until the right cars leave and it makes it for a long exit. Otherwise, the theater itself is absolutely gorgeous. The cast and crew did fantastic. I'd highly recommend this place and we will definitely be back.

Since 1972 Silverdale's Whaling Days has been a Family Oriented Festival in the "Old Town" section…read moreof Town, Always the Last weekend in July it is a Fun time for all with Booths, Rides, A Whale of a Run, Fair Food and even a few Games to be played. Interestingly it is run exclusively by Volunteers. They have a Beer Garden and Fireworks on Friday Night. They also have the Duck Race with a chance for someone to win big as well as a Stage set up with some excellent Musical acts appearing live throughout the weekend. It's usually a pretty cool summer event; It has a real "Small Town' feel to it.

Hmmmmm.... I think some people put some great effort into this event, but holy jose I think the…read moresketchiness of Silverdale comes out to play. Crowd was very iffy and not the most comforting to be around. Standard arts and crafts/business/massage/organic/crunchy booths are there that I have seen at every fair around these parts. Great Duck race is a huge plus, but nothing really too exciting. Meh

I found this place completely by accident and I'm glad I did. I stopped in on a random Saturday and…read moreimmediately loved the atmosphere. The bright lights, colorful machines, and overall Tokyo-style arcade vibe made it a fun place to explore. The staff were incredibly friendly and took the time to explain how everything worked. You purchase one of their arcade cards at the kiosk and load funds onto it. The minimum load was $20, which felt reasonable considering they have several machines where you're guaranteed to win a prize on select machines. The arcade was clean, well-maintained, and had a great energy. I brought my girlfriend and we ended up winning a few prizes for both of us. The plushies are collectibles from nanco and very high quality everything looked clean and in good condition. There isn't a whole lot to do beyond playing claw machines it's exactly what it advertises itself to be: a clawcade. But that's not a bad thing. It's a fun place to add a little excitement to your day. I'd definitely come back and would recommend it to anyone looking for a unique arcade experience or a fun date spot stop!

I saw this was new in town so I stopped to check it out. All the machines are claw machines. The…read moreones lit up in red are " winner every time" machines. The ones lit up in blue are all skill based. You have to put money on a playing card to play any of the machines. The cheapest one I saw was $2.50 for each play. They have a small seating area that is available for reservation for parties. It's very bright and inviting inside. No food or drinks available. The staff were very friendly and helped explain the process. They do have a prize upgrade system as well. Also, if you take a picture on their selfie wall, post it on Instagram and tag them you get a free prize.

Super cool spot to come grab a beer and watch the game. Plenty of activities for the kiddos. They…read morehave free arcade games, nachos and MNF! Need I say more?