Through October 23rd, the Office of Arts & Culture has issued a call for artists to participate in the 2019 Arts In Parks, in partnership with the Seattle Parks & Recreation. These temporary art installations or social practice activities are intended to activate the spaces and engage visitors in their surrounding communities.
This Fall, Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) will break ground on a major civic improvement project, the Ship Canal Water Quality Project, with construction starting in Ballard but slowly moving across Fremont over the next few years.
Recently, Solid Ground – our area’s leading non-profit working to improve the lives of marginalized and low-income people – suggested Diversion as a low-cost, successful solution for assisting people out of homelessness.
The Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) has launched a collection of four videos intended to educate on how the public can safely dispose of hypodermic syringes, needles and lancets – also known as ‘sharps’ – found on private property.
Coming soon – on Friday, September 21st – the City of Seattle will once again host PARK(ing) Day, an annual event to transform on-street parking spaces into creative, community building opportunities, for part of a day.
The FamilyWorks Food Bank which feeds and provides assistance to many Fremont residents, through the Wallingford center and the Greenwood Food Bank, recently got news about funding.
On Tuesday, August 7th, expect to see a lot of neighborhood streets shut down, and neighbors out community-building and celebrating at block parties all over Seattle. This is the National Night Out, promoted in Seattle as a way to strengthen crime prevention by building awareness and neighborhood support for anti-crime efforts.
This Saturday, July 28th, has been officially proclaimed ‘Hale’s Ales Day’ by City of Seattle Mayor Jenny Durkan.
The Seattle Office of Arts & Culture, in partnership with Seattle Public Utilities (SPU,) is inviting artists to submit images of original two-dimensional artworks or wall-hanging sculptures for a competitive purchase.
The Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) is making improvements to arterial streets in the Green Lake and Wallingford neighborhoods, including some connecting to Fremont.
