On Sunday, January 26th from 3p – 5p and on Wednesday, February 5th, from 6p – 8p, families can come find out more about the opportunities available for the next school year at Fremont Community School.
The City of Seattle Office of Arts & Culture has asked for applications from artists interested in working as part of the team designing and building the New Seattle Police Department North Precinct, and developing art for this new civic building.
Monday, January 13th, at 8p, Minion Productions will present touring performer Kurt Fitzpatrick at The Studio of West Of Lenin with the Seattle debut of ‘Hooray For Speech Therapy.’
This Friday, January 3rd, from 6p – 9p, take a tour of Fremont by its art works. The First Friday Art Walk has a vast variety of venues showing an amazing selection of art.
Over the next two weekends (December 28th & 29th, and January 4th & 5th) the Fremont Players will conclude their run, at Hale’s Palladium, of their new British Panto ‘Dick Whittington And His Cat’.
This weekend, grab one of your final opportunities to see the well-received production at Stone Soup Theatre of ‘A Child’s Christmas In Wales’ based on the poem by Dylan Thomas and ‘A Long Christmas Dinner’ based on the story by Thornton Wilder.
On Saturday, February 8th, Seattle7Writers will once again host their all-day (9a – 6:30p) writing workshop in Fremont, at the Fremont Abbey Arts Center. This full day will involve mini-lessons and one-on-one consultations with some of the Northwest’s finest authors.
This Friday, December 6th, during the Fremont First Friday Art Walk from 6p – 9p, be sure to stop off at Pel’Meni Dumpling Tzar and Portage Bay Goods for Christmas cheer and plenty of holiday gift options.
This is the final weekend for audiences to enjoy high-quality, ambitious theater produced in Fremont by Book-It Repertory Theatre, at West Of Lenin. Also, coming up, an evening of irreverent storytelling with ‘Christmas B-Sides & Rarities’.
One week remains in the 5-week effort to raise $5,000 to keep Stone Soup Theatre operating in Fremont. Only $850 is still needed. So far, 46 people have contributed to this effort – could you help find a few more?
