A few tickets remain on sale for seatings on April 9th, 10th & 11th of Seattle Blind Café, at NalandaWest. This pop-up, heart-opening experience can still be taken, for those looking to taste of positive social change in the dark.
On Monday, April 13, at 8p, at the University Heights Community Center, a public meeting is planned for input on the development proposed for 3860 Bridge Way N. The proposal is for a 5-story structure containing 18 residential units and 5 live/work units, and no on-site parking (permit #3018230.)
While the votes of Fremocentrist.com readers were counted on January 1st, due to scheduling conflicts (and a few trips, a couple of cancelled meetings, a wedding…) it has taken until now for presentations of two of the awards to be done.
The Rotary Club of Fremont is holding a public vote to discover the names of the Fremont Dino topiaries. Long referred to as ‘Mama & Baby,’ the wise minds of the Official Dino Caretakers heard a whisper that these Fremonsters want us to figure out their names – and that they may not even be female… (A fact in serious doubt by this writer!)
This weekend, on Saturday, April 4th, from Noon – 4p, volunteers are needed to clean up and organize the FAC permanent workshop space, The Powerhouse.
This weekend, April 3rd & 4th, the Hop Scotch Spring Beer & Scotch Festival takes place at Fremont Studios. This premier beer, Scotch, whiskey, and wine tasting experience benefits the Fremont Chamber of Commerce community grants program which benefits many, many non-profit organizations and event producers at the Center of the Universe.
On Monday, April 6th, at 6:30p, at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library (SPL,) the public can enjoy a free presentation of live poetry, read by the poets, with a question-and-answer session to follow. This comes in conjunction with National Poetry Month, being celebrated at several branches of the SPL.
