The City of Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) has changes proposed for N 34th St between Fremont Avenue and Stone Way North, and on Tuesday, Janaury 23rd, from 4:30p – 6p, they will share preliminary street design concepts in the Urban Beer Garden at Fremont Brewing.
On Wednesday, January 24th, from 5:30p – 8p, Seattle Pacific University (SPU) will host a discussion on ‘Homelessness Advocacy 101’ with representatives from the Seattle/King County Coalition on Homelessness, all taking place in the Student Union Building Gazebo Room.
On Sunday, January 21st, from Noon to 2p, the Fremont Arts Council will be cleaning out their workshop space, The Powerhouse, and they could use some help.
The folks at Outsider Comics & Geek Boutique love squirrels, a lot! So, they will be making a big deal about these nutty little animals on Squirrel Appreciation Day on Sunday, January 21st.
On Saturday, January 20th, at 2p, Fremocentrist.com is hosting an educational presentation at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library, on ‘The Industrial Evolution of Fremont.’ Local landowner and neighborhood icon, Suzie Burke, will speak on how the industrial zones of Fremont have changed and adapted over the last 100 years.
Join a free writing circle, run by Hugo House writers, and hosted at the Fremont Branch Library, and other branches of the Seattle Public Library.
On Monday, January 22nd, from 6p – 8p, take ‘A Wine Tour of Italy’ with North Seattle College and The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar. Become more familiar with the main regions, grapes and classic styles of the wines of Italy.
It is time to submit ideas and proposals to the City of Seattle Department of Neighborhoods on ways we can improve our streets and parks, through the ‘Your Voice, Your Choice’ (YVYC) initiative. This year, $3,000,000 will be spent on small-scale improvements, submitted by us and our neighbors, between now and February 2nd.
On Friday, January 19th, starting at 6:30p, there will be a celebration at Shawn O’Donnell’s American Grill & Irish Bar to mark the one-year anniversary of the Fremont location.
Community groups with proposals on how to renovate, expand, or upgrade a Seattle Park are hereby invited to apply for the Major Project Challenge Fund (MPCF,) a Seattle Park District funding initiative.
