Over last weekend, Fremont celebrated its Festivus, and the fun in shopping and exploring the Center of the Universe! Thanks to HomeStreet Bank and the Fremont Chamber of Commerce, our overall sponsors, Fremont Festivus offered everyone, of every age and interest, an opportunity to mark the season – for FREE!!
A reception for local glass artist Rodman Gilder Miller has been announced for Sunday, December 9th from 3p – 6p at the Down Under Gallery (465 N 36th, #C.)
This Friday, December 7th, the Fremont First Art Walk will bring its culture and artists to our community – as the centerpiece of the Fremont Festivus celebrations.
For those unfamiliar with the beautiful offerings at Juniper, they will be hosting a one-day-only Holiday Pop-Up Shop on Saturday, November 24th, from 10a – 3p featuring spiced cider and specialty products crafted by local artisans.
Last week, due to the diligence of our neighbors including the eagle-eyed folks at etg coffee (it MUST be the brew!), Fremocentrist was able to help get the word out about the terrible vandalism/theft of the Fremont ‘Center Of The Universe’ Guidepost. (Click here to read the original post.)
The Fremont Arts Council (FAC) events committee has created a public survey to collect information on potential volunteers and attendees at the annual ‘Feast of the Winter Solstice’.
Thanks to neighbors who notified Fremocentrist.com that someone dismantled the Fremont Guidepost on the afternoon of Tuesday, Nov 7th.
Classes in Ikebana take place on Wednesdays from 7:15p – 9:15p, and on Thursdays from Noon – 2p. The classes in November take place on the 7th, 8th, 28th, and 29th – and all classes are open for beginners to advanced students.
On Friday, November 2nd, from 6p – 9p, the Fremont Art Walk will welcome visitors to come explore 15 locations, several of which will be celebrating the Day of the Dead in addition to the art and artists of Art Walk.
On December 7th, 8th & 9th, Fremont Festivus returns with all sorts of FREE activities and entertainments for shoppers seeking a Fremont holiday!
