Bremerton Community Farmers Market

Just fantastic! A festival vibe each week with delicious local foods and crafts. I love the addition of the restaurant food vendors so people can grab dinner there and sit in the grass to eat picnic style.

this market has become a weekly destination for me and my 5-year-old (when in season...i believe it starts up in may and runs through october). i go for the farm fresh fruits and veggies. she goes for the face painting. and we both go for the icelandic ice cream. it is at evergreen park every thursday from 4-7 pm. totally fun.

Hopefully it will grow - I bought some nice fruit here and that was all.

A bit small, but still full of positive energy and set amongst a beautiful park, so plenty of redeeming qualities.Would like to see more vendors present with greater diversity of products, but it's still a nice opportunity to get outside and be around your neighbors.

Wow....... A Cool Little Farmer's Market right in the Park covered by shade trees !! Nicely layed out, seemed like about 20+ booths. A Donut truck, Some Tacos to snack on, Bread, all kinds of Fruits and veggies, Ice Cream, Plants, Arts & Crafts, saw come jewelry, a man playing some music, I even saw a lady selling Crumpets !??! Now that's something I gotta try next time. !!Every Thursday 4-7, even runs through October. Well worth the time to check it out. Cool playground in the park to keep the kids busy also !!

Wow!! The market has really grown, this year. Instead of 6-8 booths on the outer strip of the park, like last year, they've increased the vendors to around 20! The market covers 1/3 to 1/2 of Evergreen Park with kettle corn, Icelandic ice cream, CJ's dinner options, textiles, hygiene and beauty products, and, of course--produce and plants. Expected, but awesome: organic heirloom radishes from Wyckels Farm--yay! I got the last bunch!Unexpected, and also awesome: green garlic from a vendor on the outside edge near the kettle corn--green garlic is actually garlic greens, and was amazing roasted with broccoli and sauteed in with spinach.Yay, for my little city! We are not rural, but we have a radical selection at our market, and it's early in the season.

A mediocre but not entirely useless farmers market. At its best you can actually get some veggies and bread and ice cream and it feels like an actual farmers market. Other days there's not much except little old ladies selling pot holders and it's kind of pathetic.