On Friday, April 15th and Saturday, April 16th, at 7:30p, turn out to support efforts to fight human trafficking – and enjoy a show of artistic beauty and stunning talent at the same time. At the Fremont Abbey Arts Center, in the Grand Hall, the Karin Stevens Dance company and the rock band JUBILEE will perform together on a show called The New Abolitionist Movement: A Dance Concert For A Slave-Free World.
Now that Fremont has enjoyed the beautiful, colorful and interesting mural – by Todd Lown – on the North 46th Street underpass for a year, its time to pitch in and make it tidy once more, on Sunday, April 17th, from 11a – 2p.
Stone Soup Theatre has an incredible opportunity going on over the next three weeks, April 7th – 24th, for lovers of live theater as well as those simply looking to see new talent or find an entertaining way to pass time. The Double (XX) Play Fest kicks-off this weekend with performances of 11 short plays written by, and directed by, women.
Moisture Festival is in its final week for 2011, and the incredible, indescribable vaudeville revival show appears to be going out with a big, wet bang!
This Friday, April 1st, from 6p – 9p, is the Fremont First Friday Art Walk – seriously! Fremont’s Art Walk continues to grow in venues, artists and offerings of entertainment and refreshments.
This week, the Moisture Festival continues to reign delighted grins and shocked stares at Hale’s Palladium – as well as sophisticated silliness and elevated eyebrows at ACT, with the burlesque and Grand Varieté shows. However, Moisture will also hit the road – and for the 2nd year show audiences how the beautiful Georgetown Ballroom welcomes the whimsical, wild and wonderful vaudeville revival Festival.
An e-mail broadcast has gone out – get tickets to the first week of Moisture Festival before it sells out! That’s right, the one, the only Moisture Festival Variete/Comedy show has returned to Fremont, and Hale’s Palladium. Starting on St. Patty’s Day (March 17th) to run through Sunday, April 10th (with the not-to-be-missed April Fool’s Show on April 1st,) tickets to the frivolous fun, tremendous talent and wacky weirdness can be purchased through Brown Paper Tickets, as well as at the doors…unless they sell out!
The 22nd Annual Emerald City Insulator/Bottle Collector’s Show (and Potluck) will take place on Saturday, March 12th, in the gym at B.F. Day Elementary School (3921 Linden Ave N). Collectors and distributors of these unique items will be on-hand, starting at 10a, to display, sell and trade with the general public.
From the “only in Fremont” files, a large heart was hung on the bronze sculpture of Vladimir Lenin in celebration of Valentine’s Day, on Monday, February 14, 2011.
This weekend, Friday & Saturday, Feb 4 & 5, Stone Soup Theatre will offer discounted tickets to their latest production, How I Learned to Drive written by Pulitzer Prize winning playwright Paula Vogel, and directed by John Vreeke.
