February 21-22 From February 21–22, 2026, the Kitsap Antique Show returns, offering collectors and enthusiasts a weekend full of vintage treasures. Dealers will showcase fine antiques, collectibles, art, and decorative pieces spanning many styles and eras. Whether hunting for a rare find or browsing for inspiration, visitors will enjoy a wide array of exhibits in a friendly, community atmosphere. Doors open both days for all ages. For show hours, exhibitor details, and ticket

February 13 On February 13, 2026, Night to Shine returns—a prom night experience for people with special needs, graciously hosted by local churches and volunteers. It’s a night of red carpets, live music, dancing, snacks, and royal treatment designed to make every guest feel celebrated and honored. This unforgettable evening brings joy, dignity, and a sense of community support to participants. Visit the host organization’s website HCCToday.org for event locations, registrat

February 12 Join Trek Bicycle Gig Harbor for a Thursday night gravel ride on February 12. This relaxed “party pace” adventure introduces riders to the local gravel scene with an 8–15 mile route and moderate elevation. The ride lasts about 90 minutes and is perfect for cyclists of all levels looking to explore new terrain and make friends. Bring 35mm or wider tires, wear a helmet, and meet at 6820 Kimball Drive. Visit GigHarborCommunity.com for more information and upcoming r

Compassionate care for local seniors By Like Media Team On the Key Peninsula, where neighbors still look out for one another, The Mustard Seed Project has been quietly changing lives since 2006. What began as a simple idea to help local elders remain in their homes and community as they age has grown into a trusted network of programs, volunteers, and partnerships that keep seniors connected, supported, and thriving. Programs are tailored to the challenges of this rural area,

January 21 On January 21, 2026, Pier Into the Night invites the community to experience Gig Harbor Bay’s underwater world—without getting wet. Divers use underwater cameras to live-stream marine life from the docks to a large screen, while biologists and volunteers identify what appears in real time. This free, family-friendly event requires no RSVP; attendees are encouraged to bring a chair and dress warmly. Donations help support Harbor WildWatch’s mission. Visit HarborWild