The remaining rays of summer will be celebrated at Fremont Mischief Distillery in its new outdoor concert space. On Saturday, September 8th starting at 6p, enjoy live music by St. Paul de Vence and Le Wrens, while enjoy beverages from the cash bar and dining on food from Foodz Catering.
On Thursday, August 30th, from 6:30 – 8p, another opportunity will be available to learn about the plans to improve the public playground at B.F. Day Elementary School. This Open House will also allow input on playground development and give information on the design development.
This Saturday, August 25th, enjoy the final Fremont Outdoor Cinema of the 20th Anniversary season with ‘Dudefest 3: I Am The Walrus’. Throw on your bathrobe and lace up your bowling shoes, and come out for a special engagement screening of the Coen Brothers’ cult classic film, ‘The Big Lebowski.’
This week, August 23rd – 26th, the 2012 USA Canoe Kayak Sprint National Championships will be held in the Small Craft Center at Green Lake, at the southwest ‘corner’ of the park.
A locally produced documentary, on the history of the Fremont Arts Council, the Fremont Troll and installation of public art, will have a second screening on August 26th at 6p at the Doric Lodge #92. This screening is specifically for those who want to stay after and offer constructive opinions during an optional Q & A session.
On Saturday, August 18th, get your golf on as PubPuttGolf.com hosts the first-ever Fremont Invitational 9-hole putt-putt golf course through 9 area drinking establishments. Register on-line to play through.
This weekend, get a double-dip of Fremont Outdoor Cinema as the season edges to an end with shows both Friday, August 17th & Saturday, August 18th. On Friday, celebrates the scintillating cinema of director Kevin Smith with an uncharacteristically ambitious double feature of ‘Clerks’ & ‘Mallrats’. On Saturday, ‘Caddyshack’, the classic 1980 screwball comedy about screw-ups, will be screened.
Another LoreDona Vintage Spectacular gussies up the White Rabbit on Saturday, August 18th (starting at 9:30p) with live music, a variety revue and an opportunity for attendees to break out their best vintage wear – or just show up to see what other’s pulled out from fashion history.
On Sunday, August 19th, the U-Park lot at North 35th St & N Phinney Ave that shows movies all summer, becomes a place of enlightenment and electronics. At 3:30p, ThingOut brings gizmos and an electronics swap meet to Fremont, and at 7:30p, Ignite Seattle 17 brings us enlightenment, but makes it quick!
On Saturday, August 18th, from 11a – 3p, Groundspeak – the global geocaching leaders – will celebrate International Geocaching Day with a Block Party full of fun, family-friendly activities (many of them free,) that could attract up to 2,000 people from around the world!
