Bookstores in Bremerton, WA

There's some Irish events at the Admiral and the Roxy on Sat https://www.admiraltheatre.org/tickets

Escape Hour in Gig Harbor!

Or Dave and Busters in Auburn. It’s not near Bremerton, I know but it’s an idea!

Dragonfly Cinema is a small quaint vintage theatre in Port Orchard. Have dinner at Cosmos first (in Port Orchard too) by the fireplace...then go to the movies...after you could walk along the waterfront....if the weather permits...or grab a dessert and coffee at Amy's on the Bay. Inexpensive and romantic.

Find a venue playing good music and cozy up in a dark corner. Or there is this! https://www.admiraltheatre.org/events/?view=calendar&month=March-2018

Mini golf if it’s dry? They are open until 8 https://www.facebook.com/133935296664035 . NW Golf Range

Schedule a date night at AR Workshop in gig harbor! Make something personalized to commemorate your 10 years! www.arworkshop.com/gigharbor PM me for a $10 discount code good for booking up to March 31

https://www.facebook.com/ComedyInKitsap/ Check out the events calendar!

got to a movie at the newly restored Roxy Theater! https://www.facebook.com/RoxyRevivalBremerton/

Jenn Brown. I am so sorry for your loss. This was part of the reason we moved here, to buy a real fixer upper so my folks could come live with us due to my father's health issues to be near to good medical facilities closer. He too passed away three weeks ago. I believe his quality of life was the best we could do and he passed away peacefully. I hope this was true for you too. Cancer is a mean way to go. Again my prayers are with all.

If your willing to go to gig harbor they have a fun place. https://www.facebook.com/1757227584559633 Escape Hour Gig Harbor

The area has a lot of amazing hikes if you guys like picnics; green mountain gives a view of the Olympics and seattle. Euling (sp?) tree farm has some phenomenal waterfalls, check the the tide charts and explore the shore between mannette bridge and warren (manette side, less private property). Or, if you guys like live music https://www.facebook.com/121029031287601 The Charleston , The Manette Saloon, or the The Hi-Fidelity Lounge usually have some pretty awesome music. Good luck!

Wallaby Ranch in Fall City, you can play with Kangaroos

Eagle Harbor Books on Bainbridge is great. Then you can get an ice cream at Mora!

https://www.facebook.com/155773631181224 Uwajimaya Seattle is pretty fun and has a really cool bookstore. You can walk there from the ferry.

Port Townsend has some fun shops and historical places to see. Ride on Victoria Clipper to Victoria BC. Going to Ocean Shores if she’s not by an ocean. In Seattle- Space Needle, Seattle Center has a couple of museums, underground Seattle tour is fun if okay with dark wet places. Interesting history. Shopping at Pike Place Market, Shopping on the waterfront and Seattle Aquariu. Poulsbo and cute bookstore, Mora Ice Cream there as well as Dancing Brush for painting pottery. Definitely Powell’s books in Portland. Glass Museum can be fun especially watching the glass blowing in Tacoma. Dorkeys arcade can be fun Tacoma. Shopping at Bellevue Square and other high end shops in that area just to see the crazy high prices wealthy people pay for things. There is a trampoline jumping place in Federal Way. Werehouser Bonsai Gardens. The arboretum in Seattle and the Japanese Garden there. If she’s in high school and wanting to check out schools, tour UW.

Wings Over Washington on the Seattle waterfront and then Pike's Place Market is a fun day.

https://www.facebook.com/1757227584559633 Escape Hour Gig Harbor

The Seattle Public Library downtown is fun to walk through. There’s also Elliott Bay Bookstore on Capital Hill.

Ballard is one of my favorite neighborhoods in Seattle. Good food, one of my favorite bookstores is there, and The Locks are interesting to see. U Dub might be fun for her to walk around. The campus is gorgeous and their Suzzalo Library is beautiful. If you look them up online sometimes they have exhibits/events going on. Easy to get to now that the light rail has a UW station. It would be a lot of walking since the campus is pretty big. But well worth it. Burke Museum is over there as well. Seattle Center would be worth the trip. Just an FYI, since the Space Needle is currently under construction it’s not quite the same but the observation deck is still open. Plus there is the Museum is Pop Culture (formerly the EMP), Pacific Science Center, etc. Then there is always the zoo, the aquarium, the Seattle Wheel, Pike, etc. Depending on the things she wants to do you can always look into a City Pass.

https://www.facebook.com/71772286792 Liberty Bay Books has a used book cart! Tons of books!

Tracyton library. Also Rotary Garage sale April 8 th at the fairgrounds.

The Book Stop in downtown Poulsbo, I love! It's really organized so it's easy to shop through too, which is always a plus

Book stop is wonderful, if you want labyrinthine and musty smelling the one in Kingston next to the Safeway there (left on the road you take to get on the ferry) is jam packed and great. I've also heard of one in Port Orchard but never been. For new... Liberty Bay Books in Bremerton and Poulsbo.

PAGES! SILVERDALE https://www.facebook.com/347015742039474 Pages Books

I haven't found any. But online thriftbooks.com is great!

Check the Christian book section at Barnes and Noble in the mall.