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 Saturday, January 14th, starting at 7p, local band Pickled Okra will entertain their fans, and soon-to-be fans, at The Gypsy café, as they celebrate the release of their new CD, called ‘Sounds Like Chicken.’ The CD will be given out free to all ticket buyers. Purchase yours today for $12 in advance (on Brown Paper Tickets) and $15 at the door (ages 18 and under get in free.)
On Sunday, January 15th, at 6p, The Hallows Church will gather for its monthly worship service at 717 North 35th Street. This non-traditional church began in spring of 2011 and has held monthly worship since November.
On Friday, January 13th, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce will host another of its popular, quarterly Women’s Networking Social gatherings, from 4p – 6p, at the 509 Wines Tasting Room.
After an unavoidable, but thankfully brief, delay, the new location of the Fremont Anytime Fitness opened on Wednesday, January 4th in the LakeView Building, at 837 N. 34th St.
This Saturday, January 7th, from 6p – 10p, Doric Lodge #92 invites all Fremonsters to come share a meal, enjoy some music and dance!
Neo-burlesque troupe, the Backbar Beauties, return to Backdoor @ Roxy’s to perform their monthly tease. On January 8th, the Forbidden Fruit show has two seatings – at 7p and 9p.
This Friday, January 6th, be one of the hardy! One of the proud! One of the potentially soggy, wet messes to trudge through Fremont and experience the First Friday Art Walk, from 6p – 9p. It’ll be so worth it!
This Friday, January 6th, during the Fremont First Friday Art Walk, from 6p – 9p, Frank & Dunya will host a long-awaited solo art exhibit of works by the shop’s owner, Emiliya Lane.
Got the post-holiday, winter weather blues? Brighten up your life, and laugh yourself silly, with the Fremont Players (and the Fremont Philharmonic) in the British Panto production of ‘Peter Pan.’ Declared “rowdy and playfully irreverent,” by ParentMap, this family friendly show will leave adults rolling just as much as the kids.
Celebrate the history of Fremont – history of the settlement of the area in the late 1800s – through a series of plaques to be installed around the neighborhood. The first four have been installed, with more to come in 2012 to form a tour of the area, and information on the project can now be at www.fremonthistorytour.org.
