Tickets are on sale now for what may become a New Year’s Eve tradition for Fremonsters. Enjoy a scrumptious meal, outrageous entertainment and elegant atmosphere at Fremont’s own speakeasy, the Backdoor At Roxy’s, as you ring in the year to come!
This weekend offers a variety of live theater – ballet, British Panto and heart-warming family drama – ideal for families, and/or those who enjoy interactive, holiday-flavored entertainment. Check out ‘Steadfast Tin Soldier’ by Dance Fremont, ‘A Child’s Christmas In Wales’ at Stone Soup Theatre, ‘Peter Pan’ at Hale’s Paladium – plus the final weekend to see ‘A Pale & Lovely Place’ for those in a more adult, less heart-warming family mood…
Don’t Forget – Until Tuesday, December 13th, the Edward Jones office of Marko Tubic (503 N 36th) will serve as a Fremont drop-off point for the U.S. Marine Corps Reserve ‘Toys For Tots’ program.
On Wednesday, November 30th, from 6p – 8p, all Fremonsters are encouraged to stop by the B.F. Day Elementary School gymnasium to give input on the design of the playground.
For those wanting to shop, but also avoid the crowds (and chaos,) consider shopping Fremont this Black Friday – and supporting our diverse collection of small, independent retailers and restaurants. For those looking for a unique gift, for themselves or loved ones, that want to avoid traffic altogether – Moisture Festival tickets went on sale yesterday!
From December 1st – 11th, West Of Lenin will host ‘A Pale And Lovely Place,’ a musical, black comedy, one-man show written and performed by Kevin Joyce, and directed by Kevin Kent.
Much to their chagrin, Sound Theatre Company and Stone Soup Theatre have actually had to turn away people showing up for performances of their hit, joint production of ‘The Compleat Works of Wllm Shkspr(ABRIDGED)’. In an effort to fit more folks in, they’ve added an evening show to the last day of the production’s run – on this Sunday, on November 27th at 8p.
Last week, November 8th 2011, Bold Hat Productions announced final dates for three events – Hop Scotch, Fremont Oktoberfest, and the Fremont Street Fair – that they produce in Fremont.
On Saturday, November 19th, starting at 6p, the Fremont Abbey Arts Center – our independent, community-based arts center – celebrates its sixth year! Come enjoy the party!!
Hurry to purchase tickets, while they remain, for the Sound Theatre Company/Stone Soup Theatre joint production of ‘The Compleat Works of WllmShakspr (ABRIDGED)’ on stage now until November 27th.
