The American Lung Association offers everyone the Master Home Environmentalist program, a free service providing home visits to assess indoor air quality for positive health and quality of life.
The Seattle Office of Emergency Management and Seattle Neighborhoods Actively Prepare sent out a list of suggestions to consider this week as our winter weather arrives. Take a moment to consider one or two steps you could take to be better prepared for winter
This week, through November 22nd, Show Pony boutique is offering a 20% discount on all jewelry and sale items of their on-line marketplace. Use the… Read More »Show Pony Offers Shop Early Holiday Specials This Week!
On Sunday, November 22nd, from 10a – 4p, the Fremont Sunday Market will hold a community-wide, all-ages celebration of 25 years of hand-made, creative, and artisanal crafts, collectibles, arts, antiques and imports – and some of the best street food ever!
From now until December 31st, everyone who lives, works, plays or shops in Fremont can vote for their favorite of the Center of the Universe in 2015, at vote@box2219.temp.domains
This Fall, Fremont’s aptly named distillery, Fremont Mischief, has plenty more to get everyone 21+ in well-deserved trouble. Fremont Mischief has announced their latest collaboration: warm up your winter palate with artisanal popcorn from KuKuRuZa, flavored with Mischief apple brandy.
Join in a week-long marathon at the Fremont Arts Council Powerhouse (3940 Fremont Ave N) making salmon windsocks for the International Salmon Delegation for the Climate in Paris in December. Help achieve the goal of 350 Salmon by giving an hour or a day to this art party!
On Wednesday, November 18th, at 7p, at West Of Lenin, the new & used improvisation and sketch comedy of Smitty & Miles returns for a one-night engagement. If you want to laugh, and think, and have a great night out with original, enjoyable comedy, get tickets today for Smitty & Miles.
On Tuesday, November 17th, from 5:30p – 7:30p, Fremont’s newest florist, Juniper Flowers, will be holding an Open House in their new shop, located downstairs from Fremont Coffee – off the alley.
On Monday, November 9th, Stone Soup Theatre Artistic Director Maureen Miko sent out an e-mail explaining the new direction being taken by the theatrical company. While the non-profit will continue their exceptional work with youth, through drama outreach, summer camps and the Office of Arts & Cultural Affairs Creative Advantage Program, they will no longer be producing professional theater productions at their DownStage Theater space (4029 Stone Way N), after December 2015.
