Halloween looks to offer plenty o’ fun this year, particularly for the short of stature and life-experience among us. That is, of course, for the children! Enjoy Halloween Hoopla, Trick-or-Treat In Fremont, and Bubbleman – and the annual celebration of the Fremont Troll’s birthday!
On Saturday, November 10th, at 2p, History House will unveil the results of an extensive history project entitled, ‘Fremont: Timber to Troll.’ Volunteers are anxiously sought to help with organizing and assisting with the presentation, leading up to and during the November 10th event.
For three nights – November 8th, 9th & 10th – Fremont will host the super-special Seattle Blind Café, for three seatings. Dinner and music is served, in the dark, at the Fremont Baptist Church.
This Friday, October 19th, ‘Demon Dreams,’ a play by Tommy Smith, will start a one-month run at West Of Lenin – directed by Fremont’s own A.J. Epstein. The play will run through November 10th, with tickets available through Brown Paper Tickets.
Tonight and tomorrow, October 17th & 18th, will be the preview performances at Stone Soup Theatre of ‘Wdeunfrol Wdors (Language Art)’ a set of eight vignettes by Shel Silverstein and David Ives. Opening night for this show, directed by Maureen Hawkins, with a talented cast, is Friday, October 19th.
On Monday, October 22nd, two Fremont community organizations offer two very different, but very educational and helpful evenings of information – on safe art supply storage, and election decisions.
On Wednesday, October 24th, at 9a, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce, in partnership with the Fremont Neighborhood Council, will host a roundtable with representatives from the Seattle Police Department, at History House.
On Thursday, October 11th, 2012, the City of Seattle installed the first counter of bicycle traffic crossing the Fremont Bridge.
On October 31st, from 4p – 5p, Fremont will enjoy a special Fall phenomenon – a bubble-xtravaganza by Seattle’s own Bubbleman, Garry Golightly, at Red Triangle.
On Wednesday, October 10th, from 7p – 9p, at the North Seattle Community College, join in on the ‘Safe Communities Conversation,’ hosted jointly by the Seattle Police Department and the Office of the Mayor.
