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!
For Fremonsters, a face mask could be more than a face mask. It could be a new way to express our individuality and support of… Read More »Specialty Masks Now Available from Henry, & Pipe And Row
The 2020 Fremont Arts Council’s Solstice Parade will be virtual, with anyone welcome to contribute a performance, interview, or story to the fabric of the… Read More »One Week Left To Join The FAC Virtual Parade
The Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) is looking for emerging artists seeking to enter the public art realm. ARTS has a professional development and… Read More »Public Art Boot Camp Now Accepting Applications from Emerging Artists
The Woodland Park Zoo animals continue to survive and thrive this spring, thanks to the tireless work of the Zoo keepers and veterinarians. Not only… Read More »Lots Of Adorable Babies Announced At Woodland Park
While our nightclubs, High Dive and Nectar Lounge, are closed for social distancing to prevent COVID-19, they are still working hard to provide those at… Read More »Nectar & High Dive Continue To Provide Live Music, On-Line
Contrary to the frightening rumors, the Fremont Sunday Market is alive and well – and supporting its sister market in Ballard while working on a… Read More »Fremont Sunday Market Working On A Triumphant (& Safe) Return
Next week, starting on Tuesday, May 26th, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will have construction crews working in front of the new Cedar Speedster… Read More »SDOT Starts Transit Improvement On N 36th At Phinney Ave N
The need for food and our food banks is greater than ever, with donations down 80%, the demand already doubled, and expected to rise much… Read More »A Donation Challenge To Local Groups – Businesses, Non-Profits & Neighbors
Each week, more of Fremont’s businesses are transitioning into the post-‘Stay Home’ COVID-19 reality. As ‘curbside’ becomes a way for our brick-and-mortar to keep their… Read More »Find More Places To Dine Out (And Take-Away) In Fremont
The Ship Canal Water Quality Project is building a stormwater collection system beneath Ballard, Fremont & Wallingford – to keep contaminated water out of the… Read More »Construction Rolls Forward For Ship Canal Water Quality Project
