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Lemonade stands are a part of summer. They appear at about the same time as the Scotch broom and can be just as prolific. Lemonade stands are quite possibly a young person's first venture into the world of commerce and entrepreneurialism. To keep with the spirit and purpose of Bainbridge Island Community Network (to promote local commerce) here are a few. If you've got a lemonade stand I've missed, give me a call at 842-0236.
Emerald Place Stand
 Sunny days only, hours may vary. Lemonade is cold and the brownies were good.
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The pull out is well marked. Just off Lynwood Center Road before you get to the Center.
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Helpline House
 This was sort of a "flash in the pan," a "one day stand," but it was for a worthy cause. Helps to fund Helpline House. Run by big kids.
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The Eakin Stand
 This homey little place is nestled in the intersection of Wyatt and Eakin (at the foot of Wyatt before you get to the church). A friendly crew. The lemonade was cold and thirst quenching on a hot summer day (at least hot for a Northwesterner). They say they will be open every now and then, and they have a request, "Just don't drive by and wave, STOP!" In other words, folks, this is a business. No "Howdy Hands." Show them your coinage.
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