Teacher Tom Hobson, a Fremont Arts Council volunteer and, for 15 years, early childhood educator at the Woodland Park Cooperative School has published a collection of short essays about teaching, and learning from preschoolers, entitled, ‘Teacher Tom’s First Book.’
Naturopathic Family Medicine, a source for wellness, offers health services for both adults and children with experienced physicians and practitioners. However, NFM believes prevention is the best medicine. During Men’s Health Month, consider taking steps to improve your health through care and prevention.
Book Larder, our cookbook store in Upper Fremont, offers a full calendar of classes, cooking demonstrations and author talks throughout the year. In June, they have plenty of books and classes worth considering, particularly as we all find ourselves with spring and summer bounties of fresh veggies and fruits.
Right now, the Woodland Park Zoo has begun birth watch for our very pregnant giraffe Tufani. While we wait, this summer WPZ has re-opened a Butterfly Garden, and built a new, year-round Pollinator Patio.
This Saturday, on May 13th, from 11a – 1p, the Fremont Historical Society will kick-off celebration of the 100th Anniversary of the opening of the Fremont Cut of the Lake Union Ship Canal, and the Fremont Bridge. Attend the reception to learn more about this important milestone celebration.
Next Wednesday, on May 10th, from midnight to midnight, the Seattle Foundation will host its annual Day of Philanthropy, where our on-line donations to area non-profits can be stretched through strategic corporate matches. This year, early-bird pledges can be accepted for GiveBIG in advance of May 10th, with the donation to be processed on that day.
On Wednesday, May 10th, from 7p – 8:30p, at Columbia Lutheran Home, attend this acclaimed workshop aimed at helping attendees plan ahead, and achieve peace of mind. Hear from an estate planning attorney about what you need and how to complete forms at home to set your future expectations.
Last Wednesday, April 19th, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce hosted its monthly membership meeting at the Bastyr Center for Natural Health, with informative speaker Steven Ruttner talking about professional facelifts.
On Saturday, April 22nd, from 10a – 2:30p, in Upper Gwinn Commons, the Seattle Pacific University School of Psychology, Family & Community will host an educational resource fair for those living with Autism Spectrum Disorder (ASD.)
This weekend, Friday, April 14th & Saturday, April 15th, the Seattle Scotch & Beer Fest returns to the Fremont Studios, giving all of us another reason to stay indoors.
