Through the holidays A Splash of the Caribbean is exhibiting at Penelope’s on Bainbridge Island. The unique exhibit features artwork from the Dominican Republic, Tobago and Honduras.

Dominican Taino tapestries by Gloriver Cordero Wright are on display along with painted bamboo masks from Copan, Honduras and carved calabash masks from the island of Tobago, West Indies.

Penelope’s is a casual, affordable Italian restaurant located on the first floor of The Pavilion on Bainbridge Island.

Penelope’s is open daily, Sunday-Thursday 12:00 pm-9:00 pm and Friday-Saturday, 12:00 pm- 10:00 pm, for lunch, dinner and after-movie coffee and desserts, and will feature a nice selection of wines to enjoy with your meal, or take home!

Penelope’s is the next generation “That’s A Some”, owned by Will and Penny Lawrence-Grant, and Marti Lawrence-Grant.

Owners, Will and Penny Lawrence-Grant

They are very happy to share their love of community, family and food with fellow Islanders! Check out their website for more info at http://www.penelopes98110.com

Penelope's on Bainbridge Island

Tags: Alyssa Johnson, Caribbean art and craft, Caribbean Splash, Dominican taino tapestries, Gloriver Cordero Wright, Honduran bamboo masks, Penelope's on Bainbridge Island, Penny Lawrence Grant, Tobago Calabash masks, Will Lawrence Grant

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