On Sunday, July 17th, attend the free acoustic concert at History House, as part of the Music In The Sculpture Garden series. This week at 2p will be a new band, The Killdeers, and at 3p The Boys Of Greenwood Glen return to the MITSG stage.
On Saturday, July 16th, from 11a – 2p, the Seattle Police Foundation have invited all those who live, work and play on Seattle’s waterways to enjoy a picnic with the Seattle Police Department Harbor Patrol. Come meet the officers, check out the station (located just west of Gas Works Park, at 1717 N. Northlake Pl) and learn more about the equipment and training that the Patrol use to keep us safe.
On Saturday, July 16th, at 8p, at the Fremont Abbey Arts Center, an evening of dances, choreographed and performed by Seattle’s next generation of dance makers, will be showcased under the title of THREADS.
This Thursday, July 14th, at 6p, Hub And Bespoke, Fremont’s own ‘cycle boutique’ will host a summertime movie night, featuring a classic film about a boy and his bike – Pee Wee’s Big Adventure.
On Saturday, July 16th, the Fremont Outdoor Movie gets Twilight, the 2008 film phenomena that actually managed to convert Forks, Washington into a tourist destination spot!
Sunday, July 10th, from 2p – 4p, will be the latest installment in the free concert series held in the covered courtyard at History House. Come enjoy Music In the Sculpture Garden, and a Sunday afternoon of high-quality acoustic music.
On Saturday, July 9th, from 1p – 4p, the Seattle Police Foundation will host the North Seattle ‘Picnic At the Precinct’ at the Seattle Police Department North Precinct (10049 College Way North.)
On Monday, July 11th, starting at 6:30p, a Design Review Early Design Guidance meeting will be held at University Heights Center (5031 University Way NE) about a proposal for a 4 or 5-story building at 4111 Stone Way North. At the early guidance meeting, the permit applicants for this project will present information, and the public may offer comments.
This Saturday, July 9th, the Fremont Outdoor Movies will screen the 2004 Will Ferrell romp Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy. This comedy takes on the culture of the 1970s, and action news, in a high-camp style ideal for the Outdoor Cinema setting.
Yes, Saturday, July 2nd starting at 2p is all about zombie culture, zombie fun and brains – for you. But for the Fremocentrist.com, this year’s Red, White & Dead fest – particularly the annual Zombie Walk through Fremont that begins its lurch at 6p – is about securing our World Record. So, slather on some fake blood, slip on a something worn and ripped (you know you were going to anyway…) and stagger down to North 35th Street & Phinney Avenue North for an afternoon zombie party!
