In its bi-monthly e-newsletter, Dusty Strings Music School gave updates on some of their teachers. The list of activities these professional musicians will be about this summer, proves again that Dusty Strings has an incredibly talented, and interesting, staff!
On June 27th, 2011, Long Beach Transit (LBT) of Long Beach, California, held a christening celebration of the new AquaLink II which they scheduled to start service on July 1st. This is yet another high-quality boat built by Kvichak Marine Industries, here in Fremont.
This Thursday, July 14th, at 6p, Hub And Bespoke, Fremont’s own ‘cycle boutique’ will host a summertime movie night, featuring a classic film about a boy and his bike – Pee Wee’s Big Adventure.
As usual, the Fremont First Friday Art Walk (this month on July 1st) contains too much to see, do and experience during its much too short window, from 6p to 9p. Solution? Review the offerings (always listed in advance on the website) and plot a course.
On Saturday, June 25th, Silence-Heart-Nest will be closed while the staff attends a one-day retreat. The restaurant will open regular hours again on Sunday, June 26th – just in time for brunch! On their e-newsletter, they also mentioned new menu items…
This Saturday, June 25th, come enjoy the very first show of the 19th season of the Fremont Outdoor Cinema! Be among the first in Seattle to join the fun for 2011 – and one of the rare few to ever participate in a Shaun Of The Dead quote-along.
On Saturday, June 25th, from 10:30-11:15 a.m., youngsters, and their parents, are welcome to join in the fun as Dusty Strings hosts a family concert, featuring Caspar Babypants. Arrive early for this free show, to make sure the children have enough room to dance and sing along!
“Hello, new neighbors! We’re happy to announce that our preschool has found a new home at the Fremont Baptist Church, at 717 N. 36th St. For now, we’re still going by the name Woodland Park Cooperative Preschool.”
Things do go a little wacky here at the Center of the Universe in the time of the Solstice, and the Fremont Fair. On June 14, 2011, local developer Brian Regan reported some interesting happenings going on in the ‘hood – particularly in the area of his property at 3417 Evanston Avenue North.
On Saturday, June 18th, the Fremont Arts Council Solstice Parade will roll down the fair streets of Fremont, starting at Noon. One outstanding place for viewing – for those who have chosen not to be in the parade – will be at History House (790 N 34th.) For Victory Music will host concerts in the covered sculpture garden courtyard of the museum before and after the parade.
