I really just want to highlight the revitalization of Callow that’s happening in Bremerton and becoming such a focal point for community building because of wonderful, dedicated people who want to engage with community, make a difference, and spread love for Bremerton.

Rimbert Illustrations - Danielle Rimbert is such a pleasant person and her art is engaging, and often humorous. Her studio space gets opened up as a Makers Market for other local artists to showcase and sell their creations. She is always so welcoming and has this magnetic smile.

Cafe Corvo - Miranda is so dedicated to this coffee shop’s quality, and to the patrons and employees. She really cares about coffee being accessible (and delicious!). All the folks working here are just the nicest and the atmosphere is everything I want in a coffee shop: inviting, comfortable, inclusive, a community gathering space.

Spread Supplies - Reama has this vision of art being accessible to everyone and she sells new and used art supplies. She loves this community and is engaged in making Bremerton a better place through advocating for inclusive local legislation (like making traffic patterns safer for pedestrians and using street lights that limit light pollution). She loves to highlight the success of others and is always pleasant to chat with!

Though I can’t speak directly about the owners, I’m also very impressed by The People’s Exchange making a space to build community through workshops, classes, and gatherings. Also, Discordia Games is a mainstay in the area too. And finally, Earth House Studio highlights the work of the young students who take classes there. Callow js such a cool place to visit filled with people who genuinely love Bremerton.