Kirby has been in Fremont for a lifetime, as a resident, employee, employer, and playmate. She's served on the Fremont Chamber of Commerce, the Fremont Neighborhood Council and the Fremont Arts Council, and can be seen wandering the Center of the Universe year 'round. When it comes to Fremont, she likes to say she's full of it!
On behalf of Screaming Flea Productions (Hoarders, Sell This House,) Fremont resident Alicia Raymond has issued an invitation for a family that wants to undergo a back-to-nature re-booting of their lives for a reality show pilot called, ‘Big Family Fix.’
As the annual fall publishing push of new cookbooks is awaited at Book Larder, the community cookbook store in Upper Fremont, the shop will hold a sale this weekend – September 8th & 9th – with discounts of 25 – 40% on select titles.
Over the last two weeks Jessica Randall, and a scant few volunteers, have been hard at work cleaning up, and doing minor repairs, on the SPACE art installation at 600 N 36th St. Randall contacted Fremocentrist.com to inform readers that life has been found in SPACE, as the once blue – now pearl-ized – planet has cracked open to reveal a secret worthy of SPACE-exploration.
On Saturday & Sunday, September 8th & 9th, Fremont will host the first-ever Universe Classic Wiffle Ball Tournament on the Upper Playfields at B.F. Day Elementary School.
This Friday, September 7th, from 6p – 9p, the First Friday Art Walk offers a sensational selection of sights and sounds – that could only occur at the Center of the Universe. Do not miss out on several select and single-opportunity shows at this month’s participating venues.
Happy Labor Day To All – And To All A Good Day’s Work!
The ‘Fremont: Timber To Troll’ history project being compiled currently at History House of Greater Seattle continues to gather materials from Fremonsters of all times, talents and temperaments. The final presentation of the student’s projects, the DVD and a possible art display has been rescheduled for November 17th to get more people, and their contributions, involved.
Urban Earth (1051 N 35th St) will be open this weekend, including on the Labor Day holiday. All perennials are 40% off today through Labor Day, on September 3rd.
The Seattle Department of Parks & Recreation will host three public meetings to learn from the community how they interact with the Parks website, social media and public computers available at Parks Community Centers.
The meetings will take place from 7p – 8:30p at:
Garfield Community Center (2323 E Cherry St) on Monday, September 10th
Northgate Community Center (10510 – 5th Ave NE) on Thursday, September 13th
Van Asselt Community Center (28200 S Myrtle St) on Monday, September 17th
The Seattle Department of Parks & Recreation invites the community to a meeting on the Lower Woodland Cloverleaf Ball Field and Tennis Court Lighting Replacement project on Tuesday, September 4th from 6p – 7:30p. The discussion of the existing lighting system for the ball fields and tennis courts will take place at the Green Lake Branch of the Seattle Public Library System (7364 E Green Lake Dr N.)
