After a decade of waiting, residents were greeted by an open-air festival along Bremerton's revamped Fourth Street.

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Quincy Square is the work of a "Fourth Street Action Group" that includes architects Rice Fergus Miller and local developers Sound West Group. The group envisions a public plaza that can host large ...

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BREMERTON — Legendary musician and producer Quincy Jones has given the city of Bremerton his blessing to use his name for a $5 million public square project on Fourth Street.

Quincy Jones first discovered his love for music as a child in Bremerton. A new town square and a jazz festival for high school and middle school ensembles honor his legacy.

The novel civic project will transform a long neglected downtown street into an active, bustling thoroughfare with new community gathering space, art and programming inspired by the late Quincy Jones.

The project aims to revitalize a long-neglected street with housing, arts, entertainment and retail.

Though he achieved international fame, Quincy Jones never forgot his upbringing in Seattle and Bremerton.