During April & May, 2016, Theo Chocolate will give $10 from each sale – from the Theo website or factory store – of their new,… Read More »Theo Raises Funds, With Your Help, For Homeless Women & Children
Through Sunday, May 8th, get 15% off custom framing, digital printing and ready-made frames at Frame-Up.
Fremont Health Club is offering a selection of drop-in classes that can be attended for a one-time-only fee, or anytime by FHC members. On Saturday, April 16th at 12:30p, join in a special Capoeira class. Enjoy this Brazilian martial art, combining elements of dance, acrobatics, and music, for only $15 (as a non-member.)
In an attempt to support local small businesses, and share the love of their employees for their community, Tableau is sponsoring a Cash Mob at Milstead & Co at Friday, April 8th at Noon.
On Wednesday, April 13th, from 6p – 8p, The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar will welcome Pike Brewing for a special Barrel-Aged Pike Night. Sample a tasting flight, or a full pour, of Pike beer aged in specially selected whiskey casks.
On Wednesday, April 6th from 4:30p – 7:30p, join the Seattle Good Business Network, and some of its members, at the free North Seattle Neighborhood Expo at Fremont Studios.
Fremocentrist.com has confirmed information that Google will be moving their Seattle offices to South Lake Union from Fremont, in approximately three years.
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While sad news for Fremont, in April Literacy Source will be relocating to more spacious facilities in Lake City, at 3200 NE 125th St. Attend the upcoming Annual Literacy Source Breakfast! On May 4th, from 7:30a – 9a, at Seattle Pacific University, hear from students who have changed their own lives and those of their families, along with the 2016 top book picks from Nancy Pearl. Reserve a seat, or just ask questions, at 206/782-2050 or breakfast@literacysource.org
Last Wednesday, March 16th, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce (FCC) hosted an informational meeting on steps businesses could take towards greener practices, without spending their green. The meeting featured representatives from the City and King County, along with representation from one local business (Green Cleaning Seattle) taking massive steps to save the earth, and enhance their business for employees, customers and everyone.
