Bremerton Pins and Buttons

Crazy Eric's Bremerton

Crazy Eric's Bremerton

Boats sit in fall moorage at the downtown Bremerton, Washington, USA marina.

MXPX Bremerton Ska Punk, the band played many music inspired. MXPX Bremerton Ska Punk, the band played many music inspired. MXPX Bremerton Ska Punk, the band played many music inspired.

Food is available at the Bremerton marina.

Did you play with the FP farm play set when you were a kid? The farm set was one of my favorites. Here the animals are stacked like the Bremerton Musicians.

If you were born in Bremerton and left, moved here and grew up or got stationed at Bangor, you are a Bremerlo. Be proud of that fact, we are.

Were you there when Bremerton had two high-schools? If so, you can recall the fierce rivalry between the Knights and the Wildcats. Which one were you? If you’re a Wildcat, cut loose with this throw back t-shirt.

Not a whole lot is known about the Bremerton Rollerdrome, other than it opened up in 1951, and was apparently pretty popular, as this old school roller skating rink was in business for about twenty years. Why the penguin? Some say the rink was originally built in the '40s as an ice skating rink, and as roller skating gained in popularity, the facility dumped the ice in favor of hard wood skating surfaces.

The venue that would become known as Natacha's originally opened their doors as Perl's Ballroom back in 1934. From a large wooded lot off of Arsenal Way in Bremerton, Washington, Perl's hosted blues and rock n roll acts from across the country nightly for decades. In 1971, Perl sold her business to Bill Sesko, who renamed the establishment for his wife, Natacha. The venue continued to host rock acts throughout the '70s, but in the '80s Natacha's became a popular spot for punk, hardcore, and metal bands. This was turned up to 11 in the mid '80s when Seattle implemented the TDO (Teen Dance Ordinance) which all but made it illegal to host all ages shows in the city, so many shows were now a ferry ride away in Bremerton at Natacha's.

Washington Wanderer

The Olympic Mountains stand tall behind Southworh.

Not a whole lot is known about the Bremerton Rollerdrome, other than it opened up in 1951, and was apparently pretty popular, as this old school roller skating rink was in business for about twenty years. Why the penguin? Some say the rink was originally built in the '40s as an ice skating rink, and as roller skating gained in popularity, the facility dumped the ice in favor of hard wood skating surfaces.

A cottage retreat is spied through the trees.

A lone baseball glove rests on a picnic table in a parklike setting.

A baseball glove lies ready for an orchard game.

A slightly altered Mount Raineir reveals the artist's mind.

Mount Rainier is seen over Puget Sound

Mount Rainer, Tahoma, twoers over development, demonstrating why the Natives called it God.

If you were ever stationed in Bremerton prior to the mid 1990’s you must have drank at the White Pig Tavern. Plenty of Bass Asses passed through this bar. Did you ever swing a beer or throw a punch at the “Albino Swino”? If so, get this T-shirt NOW sir.

Water Safety Instructor. To have your pool or city put on shoot me a message.

Sir-Mix-Alot wrote a song about girls from Bremerton but he was wrong. He should have dedicated his most popular hit to our lovely ladies. Because baby got back, word.

In 2012 we joined forces with an amazing Bremerton craft beer company and released a limited run of Bremerlo Malt liquor and t-shirt to the masses. It was a fun endeavor. Though the beer is gone, the shirt remains. Get yours while it's cold. MMMM beer.

Uff Da painting on the side of a building in Poulsbo, Washington