On Friday, September 6th, from 6p – 9p, the Fremont First Friday Art Walk will offer everyone a chance to experience art and culture for free. Stroll the ‘hood and meet the artists at a great variety of venues displaying an extraordinarily diverse art mediums.
This year the Fremont business of Dusty Strings marks 40 years of making high-quality harps and hammered dulcimers.
This weekend, June 22nd & 23rd, the place for fun and festivities is at the Fremont Street Fair – and it is a great time to take the bus to the Center of the Universe!
At Bar House on Saturday, June 22nd, at 2p, there will be a long line-up of live music, plus DJ Sid Licious, immediately after the Fremont Solstice Parade passes by. This free show will be held at one of Fremont’s smallest and most casual drinking establishments, open to everyone 21+.
The Fremont Street Fair returns on June 22nd & 23rd, offering two different days of festivities and entertainments, including the Fremont Arts Council Solstice Parade, the Seattle Art Car Blowout, the Dog Parade, and live music performances.
The Fremont Street Fair is coming over the weekend of June 22nd & 23rd, with live music, lots of shopping, delicious eats and plenty of beer garden opportunities. Yet, the Fair also serves as a framework into which our community inserts even more of its art – specifically Seattle Art Cars and the Fremont Solstice Parade.
According to sources at the Fremont Chamber of Commerce, the Fremont 5K Fun Run & Briefcase Relay won’t be happening this year. No reason has been given, so far, by Pro-Motion Events, the organizer since 1991.
The month of June is a month of celebration in Fremont, and the Fremont First Friday (FFF) Art Walk is a great kick-off to all our festivities! On Friday, June 7th, from 6p – 9p, stroll the Center of the Universe for a look at original art, and Fremont Fair posters, and a fundraiser for the Fremont Solstice Parade!
On Saturday, June 22nd, and Sunday, June 23rd, the Fremont Street Fair returns to the Center of the Universe, to showcase the fabulousness that is our unique, creative and phenomenal community!
A fundraiser conducted by the Rotary Club of Fremont, on behalf of the B.F. Day School Playground Improvement project, was a naming contest for the Dinosaur Topiaries, which the Club keep trimmed and neat as part of their quarterly Burke-Gilman Trail clean-up. And the official names are: Dino & Dora!!
