The nine recipients of the 2020 Fellowship Awards, given by Artist Trust, include literary artists Rena Priest and Sharma Shields, performing artist Benjamin Hunter, multidisciplinary… Read More »Artist Trust 2020 Fellowship Recipients Announced, Including Former Fremonster
Local writer, and occasional contributor to Fremocentrist.com, Bill Crossman has published a book of his stories about everyday, and yet extraordinary, Fremont folk. The book,… Read More »Local Writer Releases ‘18 Windows…’, A Book About All Of Us
On the first Friday in February, VAM Studios will be bringing the dancers back to the Center of the Universe with the Fremont Fringe. The… Read More »Dancing & Art Showcased Safely With The Fremont Fringe Next Friday
Once again, the Fremont Guidepost has been vandalized! Unfortunately, due to COVID pandemic prevention measures, there are fewer eyes than usual on the iconic art… Read More »Guidepost Vandalized – Can You Provide Eyes Or Ears On The Crime?
While local eateries continue to modify their out-door dining options, Hale’s Ales will celebrate it with new brews. The Inaugural Open-Air Dining now available at… Read More »Hale’s Celebrates Inaugural Open-Air Dining With New Brews
The Woodland Park Zoo is open to visitors, observing rigorous safety standards to keep everyone healthy and preventing the transmission of coronavirus. While many of… Read More »Woodland Park Zoo Launches New Partnerships With Cultural Institutions
It’s the new year, and a good time to answer the request of the Fremont Arts Council to fill out its survey. Our community’s creative,… Read More »Haven’t Done It Yet? Fremont Arts Council Still Needs Survey Feedback
Today, the Center for Wooden Boats reopens its livery, allowing those who need the fresh air of boating to be able to get out on… Read More »Center for Wooden Boats Call For Artists For 45th Anniversary Poster
On Friday, January 8th, from 6p – 8p, Fremont will start the new, better year of 2021 with art and dance – done in the… Read More »First-ish Fremont Art Walk, & Fremont Fringe Dance Display!
Local artist, Rodman Gilder Miller, has repaired his iconic neon sculpture on the Fremont Bridge so that his depiction of Rapunzel once again showed her… Read More »Rapunzel Lets Down Her Hair, Once Again
