The Rotary Club of Fremont is holding a public vote to discover the names of the Fremont Dino topiaries. Long referred to as ‘Mama & Baby,’ the wise minds of the Official Dino Caretakers heard a whisper that these Fremonsters want us to figure out their names – and that they may not even be female… (A fact in serious doubt by this writer!)
Nine teams of fourth and fifth grade students from Seattle Public Schools will compete in the city final of the 20th annual Global Reading Challenge on Tuesday, March 24th at 7p, at the Central Branch of the Seattle Public Library in the Microsoft Auditorium.
On Thursday, March 12th, from 3p – 9p, Reuben’s Brews will hold one of their ‘Thank You, Thursday’ fundraisers – this time for our own B.F. Day Elementary School P.T.S.A.
On March 6th from 6p – 9p, the Fremont First Friday Art Walk offers a free, cultural experience. With the weather forecasted to be 60 degrees, and sunny, this is an ideal time to spend a spring evening viewing art around the Center of the Universe.
t’s been two sad and empty years since the last ‘Quiz Night for Day,’ but it’s time again, on November 4th starting at 7:30p, for a night of trivia, tacos and too much fun at Pecado Bueno. For $25 per person, enjoy the evening while knowing 100% of the money goes to benefit the B.F. Day Elementary School P.T.S.A.
On Tuesday, September 16th, the Rotary Club of Fremont, and its new President Beth Tesh, invites everyone to come feast on tacos at Pecado Bueno – and support literacy programs at B.F. Day Elementary School.
On Saturday, September 6th, a few hundred people gathered at the Upper Playfields of B.F. Day Elementary School to raise money for the school – and compete for the unique Fremont Wiffleball Trophy.
Last minute registration remains open for the annual Center of the Universe Wiffleball Tournament, scheduled for September 6th (first pitch at 9a,) at the B.F. Day Upper Playfield.
Recently I had a chance to speak with Carole Williams, former principal of B.F. Day Elementary School, and Suzie Burke, Fremont Land Owner. They reminisced about the ‘Bite of B.F. Day,’ an event they helped organize to benefit the school and the P.T.S.A.
On Saturday, July 19th, from 11a – 2p, the Hallows Church will host one of its annual ‘Party In The Park’ gatherings where everyone from our community can celebrate the season, and one another.
