On Wednesday, October 17th, at 8a, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce will host a special meeting featuring Bob Donegan, C.E.O. of Ivar’s. The meeting on ‘Competing for Success: Customer Service, Marketing, and Retaining Team Members’ will take place in the new Ounce of Prevention eatery.
On Sunday, October 14th, special guests will be leading worship at Emmanuel Church during the 10a service, as group of young artists from the ‘at-risk’ slums of Rio de Janeiro, Brazil will lead the gathering.
This Friday, October 5th, from 6p – 9p, the Fremont First Friday Art Walk will bring a free evening of culture and community as visitors stroll among a variety of venues. The weather forecast is for rain on Friday night, but Art Walk will brighten the night with creativity and color – and an opportunity to explore the art of the Center of the Universe.
On Friday, October 5th, jumpstart the First Friday with an author event at Vif Wine|Coffee, in Upper Fremont. Partnering with Book Larder, Vif will welcome Dana Frank and Andrea Slonecker in to talk about their exciting new book, ‘Wine Food’.
On September 22nd, the Fremont Arts Council (FAC) will lead its Luminata Lantern Walk around Green Lake once again, to celebrate the Autumnal Equinox.
On September 20th, from 2p – 8p, get discounts at participating Fremont Third Thursday boutiques. At Pipe and Row, get loads of transitional pieces that can help your mixed response to the weather.
On Wednesday, September 19th, from 8a – 9:30a, at NalandaWest, the Chamber will host a meeting on ‘Connecting Businesses and Non-Profits To Make a Difference’.
From September 19th – October 6th, see the Forward Flux Production of ‘A Small History of Amal, Age 7’ on the boards at West of Lenin theatre.
The ‘Water Under The Bridge – Aurora Bridge Bioswale Concept Unveiling & Tour’ informational open house will be Sep 19th from 4:30p – 6:30p at Milstead & Co. Come learn how an innovative developer has provided a place where landscaping and design can create a cleaner public water table.
This Fall, Seattle Public Utilities (SPU) will break ground on a major civic improvement project, the Ship Canal Water Quality Project, with construction starting in Ballard but slowly moving across Fremont over the next few years.
