The Fremont Arts Council (FAC) will once again host its Feast of the Winter Solstice – the beautiful, bountiful and artistically intense celebration of the longest night of the year – on Saturday, December 20th.
On Mondays, from 6p – close, Schilling & Co Cider House will host a weekly ‘Drinking & Drawing’ fundraiser for the Fremont Arts Council (FAC,) and the Solstice Parade.
On Monday, November 24th, starting at 7p, at the DownStage Theatre, everyone is invited to come hear a dramatic reading of a new play, called ‘Private Conversations’ by Scott Timmons.
At the next Fremont First Friday Art Walk, on November 7th from 6p – 9p, enjoy a community-wide celebration of art, demonstrated with a diversity of expressions, at a wide variety of venues.
This Friday & Saturday, November 7th & 8th, at 7:30p, at the Fremont Abbey Arts Center, enjoy an evening of dance, music & projection storytelling inspired by the ‘Le Petite Prince’.
Now, a new sustainability drive has started to raise enough to do care and upkeep of the 46th Street Mural for another five years. Any amount will help! Please, visit the GoFundMe site, and consider giving – and sharing this news with everyone.
On Sunday, October 26th, starting at Noon, volunteers are needed to help clean the Fremont Troll statue in preparation for his 24th birthday on Friday,… Read More »Help Clean Up The Troll, On Oct 26th, For His Big Day!
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, in partnership with Seattle City Light and its Renewable Energy Program, currently is seeking three artists (or artist teams) for two separate art installations incorporating solar power. The deadline for applications is Wednesday, November 5th at 11p.
The Fremont Arts Council (FAC) needs community help to find space where they can store materials and float bases between their annual Solstice Parades. They need a 40’ x 40’ space of land – or warehouse – that they can use for free or minimal rent.
At the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library, on Saturday, October 12th and October 19th, from 1:30p – 4p, Roosterwax presents an opportunity for students in grades 6 – 12, to explore, design, and present their own architectural project using the same methods that architects use.
