Have you heard? Pete’s Fremont Fire Pit has opened for lunch and dinner. The first fully Fremont restaurant to celebrate the culture and craziness created here at the Center of the Universe, offers mouth-watering BBQ, burgers and booze.
This Friday, January 6th, be one of the hardy! One of the proud! One of the potentially soggy, wet messes to trudge through Fremont and experience the First Friday Art Walk, from 6p – 9p. It’ll be so worth it!
This Friday, January 6th, during the Fremont First Friday Art Walk, from 6p – 9p, Frank & Dunya will host a long-awaited solo art exhibit of works by the shop’s owner, Emiliya Lane.
A wish for peace this holiday season, from The Fremocentrist.com
Over the eight days of Chanukah, also known as ‘The Festival Of Lights,’ A.J. Epstein has installed a progressive lumina display in the store front of the Ethereal Mutt building, where the West of Lenin theatre operates.
This Friday, December 16th, from 3p on, gift shoppers, art lovers and the friends will get a rare chance to visit inside the studio of local glass and neon artist Rodman Miller, at 2929 Mayfair Ave N.
This weekend offers a variety of live theater – ballet, British Panto and heart-warming family drama – ideal for families, and/or those who enjoy interactive, holiday-flavored entertainment. Check out ‘Steadfast Tin Soldier’ by Dance Fremont, ‘A Child’s Christmas In Wales’ at Stone Soup Theatre, ‘Peter Pan’ at Hale’s Paladium – plus the final weekend to see ‘A Pale & Lovely Place’ for those in a more adult, less heart-warming family mood…
From December 1st – 11th, West Of Lenin will host ‘A Pale And Lovely Place,’ a musical, black comedy, one-man show written and performed by Kevin Joyce, and directed by Kevin Kent.
Much to their chagrin, Sound Theatre Company and Stone Soup Theatre have actually had to turn away people showing up for performances of their hit, joint production of ‘The Compleat Works of Wllm Shkspr(ABRIDGED)’. In an effort to fit more folks in, they’ve added an evening show to the last day of the production’s run – on this Sunday, on November 27th at 8p.
The Fremont Players offer up their annual British Panto performance, this year taking a twist on the family-favorite ‘Peter Pan’. Shows will take place at Hale’s Palladium, twice daily on weekends, starting December 10th and running through to mid-January. Check the dates and times of shows at Brown Paper Tickets.
