Celebrate Spring With These Kitsap Events & Activities

March 30, 2026

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From Easter to Earth Day, art walks to galas, there's always something exciting going on here in Kitsap County. We've rounded up a list of events and activities that are sure to remind you of why this is such an incredible place to live. We've included family-friendly outings, workshops, big outdoor events, and unique gatherings.

Easter Bunny & Egg Hunts

Easter is almost here! There are many great egg hunts and chances to see the Easter bunny with your little ones. Here are a few we think are egg-cellent.

Easter Bunny Photos at Kitsap Mall in Silverdale: Now - April 4^th.
There’s still time to stop by the mall to get a cute photo with the one and only Easter bunny. Or,reserve a photo session online.

Visit With the Easter Bunny in Poulsbo: April 4^th 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM.
This is a fun chance to snap a cute pic while shopping in downtown Poulsbo.

Easter Egg Hunt and Train Rides in Port Orchard: April 4^th 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM.
This event is for children 10 and under and includes free 12-minute train rides byKitsap Live Steamers.

2^nd Annual Egg Hunt in Kingston: April 4^th 10:30 AM.
Located at the Village Green Community Center, this event has a Pre-K egg hunt, another one for K - 2^nd grade, and a third for 3^rd - 5^th grade. $5 suggested donation to keep this tradition going.

Ciderhouse Easter Egg Hunt with Live Music in Poulsbo: April 5^th 1:00 PM - 7:00 PM.
Bushel & Barrel’s 6^th annual Easter event features two egg hunts for different age groups, live Irish music, and an Easter-themed Trivia Night.

Events & Activities for Art Lovers

If you’re an artist or simply enjoy admiring art, here are some upcoming art-related events that may interest you.

First Friday Art Walk on Bainbridge Island: April 3^rd 6:00 - 8:00 PM.
Enjoy light refreshments as you stroll through downtown Winslow, surrounded by wonderful art and live music. And, stop in to see our colleagues at Windermere Bainbridge Island. They’re proud participants and love supporting local artists.

Cedar Weaving Workshop in Suquamish: April 10^th 10:00 AM - 4:00 PM.
Led by Suquamish tribal elder, Kippie Joe, this cedar weaving workshop teaches you how to create your own cedar woven salt and pepper shakers. Registration is required and it’s $140 per person with all supplies included. This workshop is limited to 15 participants.

BARN Spring Bazaar on Bainbridge Island: May 2^nd 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM.
Bainbridge Artisan Resource Network (BARN) is an incredible studio for all kinds of creatives. Connect with locals and buy directly from local artisans. You’ll find beautiful jewelry, intricate woven baskets, woodwork, and more. You’ll also be able to check out their ten maker studios.

Events That Support Great Causes

There’s nothing like a community event that brings people together for a meaningful cause. Here are a few upcoming local events that we think you’d be proud to attend.

Fishline’s Spring Gala at Kiana Lodge in Poulsbo: April 17^th 5:30 - 9:30 PM.
Join Fishline for a wonderful evening of live music, an auction, and a dessert dash. Funds raised support our neighbors in need.Fishline has been helping Kitsap residents since 1967 and has served thousands of people.

3rd Annual Pints For Pets in Kingston: April 19^th 2:00 - 5:00 PM.
Hosted byWindermere Broker Therese Currie, this is sure to be a fun afternoon at Hood Canal Brewery. There will be live music, a food truck, raffle prizes, and games. It’s perfect for the whole family, pet-friendly, and it raises money for Kitsap Humane Society.

Viking Fest Road Race in Poulsbo: May 16th 9:00 - 11:00 AM.

More than just a race, this annual event directly supports over 1,200 local programs offered by Poulsbo Parks & Rec each year. You can participate in a 1-mile run, a 5-mile run, or a virtual 5K. Registration closes on May 15th.

Ways to Celebrate Earth Day

Earth Day is a time to get outdoors, appreciate nature, and learn how we can protect our planet. Here are some special ways to celebrate it.

Visit a State Park for Free on Earth Day: No Discovery Pass is needed on April 22^nd, Earth Day. Western Washington is full of gorgeous state parks. Take a day off to explore, or visit a state park here in Kitsap County for a picnic dinner.

Earth Day Book and Plant Sale in Bremerton: April 25^th 9:00 AM - 3:00 PM.
Manchester Library’s annual event is back! Stock up on some new reads, purchase native plants, and bring the kids for Earth Day activities.

Earth Day at Bloedel Reserve on Bainbridge Island: April 26^th 10:00 AM - 3:00 PM.
An exciting day of science, crafts, plants, and lawn games, this event is for the whole family. Also, there will be crepes and pizza for sale. Earth Day activities are included in youradmission ($10 - $22 per adult; $10 per teenager, $5 per child). Members get in free.

Fun Things to Do That Are Totally Free

While there are many no-cost events and activities in Kitsap County (like hitting the trails or beaches), here are a handful that we think will appeal to many different people.

Fort Ward Park Run on Bainbridge Island: April 4^th at 9:00 AM.
This weekly Saturday 5K is a community event for anyone who wants to walk, jog, or volunteer. While itis free, please register in advance.

Free Showing of “The Lorax” at Kingston’s Firehouse Theater: April 11^th 9:30 AM.
Sponsored by Poulsbo Therapy and Wellness, this will be fun for kids and adults. TheFirehouse Theater is great little theater that plays both box office hits and independent films.

Spring Carnival at Battle Point Park on Bainbridge Island: May 2^nd 10:00 AM - 2:00 PM.
Free and full of family fun, this event features a maypole dance, live music, a circus workshop, and carnival-style games.

Farmers’ Markets Across Kitsap County: Various dates & times.
Going to one of our local farmers’ markets connects you with our community and helps support local farmers and artisans. They often include live music and tasty treats. What’s not to love?!

Interesting Events for Community Connections

Looking to get more connected or make some new friends? Here are three unique events that support local businesses and promote community connections.

Line Dancing with Dawn in Poulsbo: April 14^th 6:30 - 8:30 PM.
If line dancing is your thing, head to Western Red Brewing for this great class for intermediate line dancers. A weekly event, you can try it once and come back for more! Not sure if you’re intermediate? If you know the basics of the grape vine, sailor step, and step-pivot, then you are. All ages are welcome and the $20 fee pays for your 2-hour class and your first beverage.

Spring Fling! in Bremerton’s Charleston District: April 25^th 12:00 - 4:00 PM.
Whether you’re already a fan of the Charleston Business District or haven’t ever been there, this is your chance to enjoy its local businesses through its spring celebration. There will be activities for all ages.

Bremerton Night Market: May 1^st 5:00 - 8:00 PM.
This quirky market promises an evening of live music from The Wydros, unique vendors, and street eats. It’s a celebration of all things funky, creative, and fun.

Windermere’s Free Shred Fest

Our list wouldn’t be complete without Windermere’s free annual Shred Fest. It’s on Saturday, April 25^th, 10:00 AM - 1:00 PM. Stop by our Windermere Silverdale, Poulsbo, Kingston, or Bainbridge Island office. Our colleagues will be ready to shred your documents and recycle your electronic waste. It’s a great way to get some spring cleaning done!

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