On Friday, September 2nd, the Paul Frank ‘Academy of Awesome’ tour hits Fremont (Winnebago and all) and they need musicians! Along with games, exhibits and contests (plus, the Puppy Prom!) the show includes a stage to showcase the incredible talent among local musicians, who can win the chance at exposure to a nation-wide audience.
Save up your unwanted, gently worn clothes, shoes and accessories and trade-them-out for new-to-you treasures at the Clothes Swap this Saturday, August 27th, from 1p – 5p. In addition to recycling in the best way possible – re-use – this event also raises funds for the Fremont Arts Council!
The Fremont Neighborhood Council (FNC) monthly meeting for August will be held this Monday, on the 22nd, starting at 7p. Starting this month, the volunteer organization has changed the location of their meeting from History House to Doric Lodge #92 at 619 N 35th Street.
This Sunday, August 21st, from 2:30 – 4:30p, ukulele players can gather for the monthly Uke Jam at Dusty Strings (3406 Fremont Ave N,) hosted by Sunga Rose.
Well junior supernatural angst fans (and the adults who love them) the rescheduled screening of the movie ‘Twilight’ casually planned for Saturday, August 20th, 2011 at the Fremont Outdoor Movies has been officially cancelled.
On Saturday, August 20th, starting at 4:30p, Dorkbot-Seattle will host a new kind of festival called ‘ThingOut,’ in the parking lot beside the Fremont Studios (155 N 35th) before Ignite Seattle 15 takes the stage.
On Saturday, August 20th, starting at 7:00p, Ignite Seattle 15 invites audience members to fill the Outdoor Cinema lot for a series of five-minute talks meant to enlighten, educate and entertain. The talks come accompanied by projected slide images that automatically change every 15 seconds. With swift pacing, varied topics and engaging speakers, the evening promises to live up to the tagline – ‘Enlighten Us, But Make It Quick.’ Tickets, sold at the gates, cost $5, and the gathering will start at 8p.
The twice-weekly bulletin distributed by the City of Seattle Department of Planning & Development (DPD) recently reported on this project pending in Fremont at 804 N 48th St.
On Monday, August 15th, at 6p Literacy Source will screen the documentary, Writing Our Next Chapter at the Seattle Public Library Fremont Branch (731 N 35th.) In celebration of their 25th anniversary, Literacy Source created this video that shares stories and experiences of their students.
For the last traditional screening of the 2011 season of the Fremont Outdoor Cinema, on August 13th at dusk, the parking lot will be lit by the neon illumination of TRON.
