
COME FOR A FESTIVAL!
WE KNOW HOW TO HAVE A GOOD TIME!
Bremerton’s Festivals Line Up
One Time Event
March
St. Patrick’s Day Parade
Downtown Bremerton
Celebrate the luck of the Irish with Bremerton’s beloved St. Patrick’s Day Parade through downtown. Local groups, floats, and plenty of green.
One Time Event
June | Father’s Day
Bremerton Beer Fest
Downtown Bremerton
A Father’s Day tradition — sample craft beers from regional breweries alongside live music, food vendors, and great company on the waterfront.
One Time Event
July
Bridge Blast
Bremerton Waterfront
Bremerton’s legendary Fourth of July fireworks spectacular over Puget Sound. One of the best fireworks shows in the Pacific Northwest.
One Time Event
August
West Sound Film Fest
Admiral Theater, Bremerton
A celebration of independent film from the Pacific Northwest and beyond. Screenings, filmmaker Q&As, and community events throughout the weekend.
One Time Event
August
Taste of Kitsap
Downtown Bremerton
Sample the best bites from Kitsap’s local restaurants, food trucks, and culinary talent all in one place. A foodie’s favorite summer event.
Multiple Dates
Aug 26–30
Kitsap Fair & Stampede
Kitsap Fairgrounds, Bremerton
A premier 5-day community celebration blending over a century of agricultural tradition with high-energy professional rodeo.
Multiple Dates
Sept 5–7
Blackberry Festival
Bremerton Boardwalk
A Bremerton annual tradition! Join us on the Boardwalk to celebrate blackberry season. With over 150 vendors slinging handmade goods, berry-themed merch, and tasty treats.
One Time Event
October | Halloween
Trick-or-Treat Street
Downtown Bremerton
A safe, spooky Halloween tradition for families. Kids trick-or-treat at local businesses up and down Pacific Avenue in costume.
One Time Event
December
Winter Fest
Downtown Bremerton
Kick off the holiday season with Bremerton’s beloved Winter Fest — festive vendors, holiday lights, and the annual tree lighting ceremony in the heart of downtown.
One Time Event
December
Krampus
Downtown Bremerton
Bremerton’s most unique holiday tradition. The legendary Krampus roams downtown in a festive, adults-only celebration of the darker side of the holiday season.







