Solid Ground Offers A Foreclosure Prevention Workshop
On June 8th, from 6p – 8p, at the Solid Ground offices (1501 N 45th St,) attend a free workshop on foreclosure prevention.
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May 2016
Fun Run & Art Walk In Fremont This Friday
On Friday, June 3rd, the Fremont Fun Run & Briefcase Relay will race through the neighborhood, starting and finishing at Fremont Brewing. After running, walking or just cheering on the participants, stroll through the neighborhood, and check out the Fremont First Friday Art Walk venues.
A Memorial Day Moment Of Thanks
This Memorial Day, Fremocentrist.com wants to acknowledge the incredible sacrifice made by those who have fought for freedom, and for our future safety.
Come Dancing! Salsa Con Todo Has More Classes In June
In June, Salsa Con Todo offers three weekend workshops. Learn Salsa or Zouk, and get dancing!
Here, Hold This A Moment To Build A Parade
It’s time to gather together and build a parade. On June 18th, at 3p, the Fremont Arts Council (FAC) Solstice Parade will take to the streets – and we need you to help build it.
Dusty Strings’ Folklife Sale This Weekend!
From May 27th – 30th, Dusty Strings holds its 31st Annual Folklife sale. Dusty Strings has been stocking up on all their great products in advance of this event.
Free Film Screening & Book Bingo Launched At Fremont Branch Library
On Saturday, May 28th, from 1p – 4:30p, the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library (SPL) will host the SPL African-American Film Series with a free screening of the award-winning ‘Malcolm X’.
Final Free Anytime Fitness Outdoor Boot Camp In Fremont
This Saturday, May 28th, at 10a, the final free workout for May takes place in Solstice Plaza, beside the Fremont Anytime Fitness.
Please, Help Clean-Up Fremont With Our New Neighbors
On Saturday, May 28th, meet with friends and neighbors at Patrick Place Apartments for a community clean-up, starting at 9:30a.
Fremont Chamber Lets Businesses Get Shameless About Self-Promotion
Last Wednesday, May 18th, at the Fremont Abbey, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce welcomed nearly 50 businesses and non-profits to shamelessly self-promote their cause, service and needs.