The Fremont Street Fair returns on June 22nd & 23rd, offering two different days of festivities and entertainments, including the Fremont Arts Council Solstice Parade, the Seattle Art Car Blowout, the Dog Parade, and live music performances.
On Saturday, June 22nd, at 1p, the Fremont Solstice Parade will dance its way through the Center of the Universe! Everyone can still get involved in creating this spectacular celebration, or just take part on the day.
Whether celebrating Dad, or not, this weekend might be a great time to try out a Ninja Escape adventure.
The month of June is a month of celebration in Fremont, and the Fremont First Friday (FFF) Art Walk is a great kick-off to all our festivities! On Friday, June 7th, from 6p – 9p, stroll the Center of the Universe for a look at original art, and Fremont Fair posters, and a fundraiser for the Fremont Solstice Parade!
On July 13th, the Washington Distillers’ Festival, PROOF, returns to Fremont. This flagship tasting event showcases the best of Washington State’s leading, independent distillers – all at Fremont Studios.
On Saturday, June 8th, at Nectar Lounge, Clinton Fearon will be celebrating the release of a new EP, entitled ‘Time’.
On Saturday, June 22nd, and Sunday, June 23rd, the Fremont Street Fair returns to the Center of the Universe, to showcase the fabulousness that is our unique, creative and phenomenal community!
Today at the Fremont Arts Council (FAC) Powerhouse Open House there will be representatives from ensembles already registered to participate in the 2019 Fremont Solstice Parade, on June 22nd at 1p. These are the winners of the Dave McKay Grant funds, allowing them to realize their visions and bring more art to the Parade.
On Wednesday, May 1st, starting at 3p, the FAC will celebrate May Day in the Lower Woodland picnic area near N 60th St and Aurora Avenue. Attendees are invited to wear white, bring potluck dishes, and be ready to dance and play – including weaving ribbons around the May Pole.
As Moisture Festival runs into its second to last week, the Down Under Gallery is displaying some of the hundreds of photos of the performers at the vaudeville showcase, taken by Michelle Bates. Her show, ‘15 Years of Moisture Festival’, captures the magic and mischief of Moisture, in a permanent and collectible form.
