On Saturday, November 2nd, from 11a – 1p, the City Of Seattle will re-dedicate Fire Station 9 after a complete rebuild, and the dedication of Fremont’s newest piece of public art – ‘Nine Lives’ by Peter Reiquam.
On Tuesday, October 8th, from 6:30p – 7:45p, the Fremont Library Book Group will discuss the book ‘A Palestine Affair’, by Jonathan Wilson. The book is available through the Seattle Public Library System, and will be due the night of the meeting. The Fremont Library Book Group meets monthly, on the second Tuesday, and is open to the public with a casual attendance policy.
On Monday, October 28th, from 5p – 7p, the Seattle Department of Transportation (SDOT) will hold a public open house on plans to build a two-way cycle track on Westlake Avenue between Lake Union Park and the Fremont Bridge.
On Saturday, October 26th, from 5:30p – 8:30p, enjoy a family movie and a ‘scary’ spaghetti dinner with other families and neighbors at the Wallingford Community Center, in the Good Shepherd Center.
On November 9th, at 3p, the Fremont Fireside Chat series – sponsored by HomeStreet Bank – will continue at History House of Greater Seattle with ‘The 1,003 Stories of Fremont.’
On Tuesday, October 22nd, from 7p to 9p, enjoy ‘Single Malt Madness 2013’ at The Barrel Thief Wine & Whiskey Bar in Fremont. Participants can explore a wide range of special single malts, most aged from 12 – 20+ years.
On Monday, October 21st at 8p, Sandbox Radio Live presents its latest offering of live radio theater – Howl!
Only two weeks remain to see the world-premiere production of ‘Mirror Images’ at the DownStage Theater (4029 Stone Way N.) This weekend – Friday, Saturday & Sunday – enjoy this drama written by local playwright Scott Timmons, directed by Zachariah Robinson and produced by Playwright’s Theatre.
On Saturday, October 19th, join Seattle Against Slavery (SAS) at the Fremont Abbey Arts Center for the inaugural Fall Wine Tasting – a fundraiser to fight human trafficking here in Washington State, including within the Seattle area.
At Makerhaus studio members can use tools and resources to create the next great prototype – or piece of art. Yet Makerhaus also offers an amazing selection of classes, including an upcoming three-hour course called ‘Patents Demystified,’ taught by Associate Patent Attorney Dylan Adams.
