17th Annual Taste of Chocolate Returns to Bremen

Chocolate-themed event to benefit local literacy program

Published on Feb. 25, 2026

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The 17th Annual Taste of Chocolate, a popular community event in Bremen, Georgia, will be held on Saturday, March 7, 2026 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m. at the Cherry Blossom Ballroom. The event is co-hosted by the GFWC West Georgia Woman's Club and the GFWC Georgia Bremen Junior Woman's Club, with proceeds benefiting the Ferst Readers of Haralson County literacy program.

Why it matters

The Taste of Chocolate has become a beloved annual tradition that brings residents together to enjoy chocolate treats while supporting early childhood literacy efforts in the local community. Ferst Readers provides free, high-quality books to young children, helping build strong reading foundations from an early age.

The details

Admission to the Taste of Chocolate event is a $10 donation at the door. Community members are invited to attend and sample a variety of chocolate-inspired desserts while supporting the important work of the Ferst Readers program.

  • The 17th Annual Taste of Chocolate will be held on Saturday, March 7, 2026 from 1:00 to 3:00 p.m.

The players

GFWC West Georgia Woman's Club

A local women's club that co-hosts the annual Taste of Chocolate event.

GFWC Georgia Bremen Junior Woman's Club

A local women's club that co-hosts the annual Taste of Chocolate event.

Ferst Readers of Haralson County

A literacy program that provides free, high-quality books to young children in the local community, and is the beneficiary of the Taste of Chocolate event.

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What they’re saying

“Community members are encouraged to attend, sample delicious desserts and support literacy efforts in Haralson County.”

— Jenny (thecitymenus.com)

“For more information, contact Jenny at 770-617-9887 or Amanda at 770-880-0162.”

— Amanda (thecitymenus.com)

The takeaway

The Taste of Chocolate event is a cherished community tradition that brings residents together to enjoy chocolate treats while supporting the important work of the Ferst Readers literacy program, which helps build strong reading foundations for young children in the local area.