Just in time for the Fremont Chamber of Commerce Picnic-In-The-Park, the Fremont Arts Council Solstice Celebration (following the Solstice Parade,) and the Seafair Summer Fourth gathering and fireworks display, Kite Hill reopens with more A.D.A. accessibility on June 15, 2015.
On Sunday, June 14th, from 2p – 4p, at History House, friends and neighbors will gather together to say farewell to George Heideman, who passed away on April 30th.
Starting on Sunday, June 14th, The Hallows Church will change its worship schedule from two services a day, to one at 5p. The change in time provides more opportunity to participate in summer activities.
On August 4th, the 31st Annual Night Out takes place, and the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods has funds available to support small community events.
This weekend, the culmination of an annual nine-month creative process at West of Lenin takes place. Tonight through Sunday, see SOAP Fest – a play festival of three short works, written this year by Phillip Lienau, Carl Sander and Vincent Delaney.
On June 7th, musicians ages 16 years and older can enter to win a band and a live show! A partnership between Dusty Strings and Nectar Lounge has created this creative competition – ‘All Shook Up!’
June is Fremont Month, and it all starts with art – and the Fremont First Friday Art Walk! On Friday, June 6th, from 6p – 9p, explore art installations at a variety of venues around the Center of the Universe, and celebrate Fremont Month with art.
This is it! Bigger than big, better than bet and funner than fun, on June 5th, it’s the Brooks Sports Fremont 5K & Briefcase Relay – it’s a Friday night and it’s full of healthy, hearty fun!
On Saturday, June 6th at 7p, Victory Music will hold its Spring Originals fundraiser at Stone Way Café. This two-hour, all-acoustic concert features professional solo, duo and combo musical acts, for the entertainment and enjoyment of all music lovers.
