Recently I had a chance to speak with Carole Williams, former principal of B.F. Day Elementary School, and Suzie Burke, Fremont Land Owner. They reminisced about the ‘Bite of B.F. Day,’ an event they helped organize to benefit the school and the P.T.S.A.
On Saturday, August 2nd, at 3p, the Fremont Fireside Chat series hosts a free, one-hour History Walk – an active, engaging presentation on the Fremont Troll, Troll Avenue and the iconic Fremont Baptist Church building – starting at History House of Greater Seattle.
On Saturday, August 2nd, starting at 3p, please join in a short neighborhood stroll and a long look at Fremont history, with this summertime installment of the Fremont Fireside Chat series. Join this free, one-hour tour – sponsored by HomeStreet Bank – that starts at History House, hikes to the Fremont Troll, and toddles along to Fremont Baptist Church.
On Monday, July 14th, at 7p, Playwrights’ Theatre will produce a dramatic reading of a draft of the play ‘Air Force Two’ by Christopher Bailey, for an audience of constructive critics at the DownStage Theater (4029 Stone Way N.)
For the next month, July 7 – August 8, visitors to the lovely and historic Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library should be aware that the main floor public restroom will be closed for remodeling.
On July 14th, demolition is expected to begin on the roof of the historic bus shelter at the meeting of Westlake Avenue North and Dexter Avenue North – just south of the Fremont Bridge.
Every Wednesday, including July 9th, from 6:30p – 7:30p, at Balance Studio, drop-in for a Capoeira for Beginners class.
On July 7th, starting at 7p, at Hale’s Palladium, the Washington Craft Beer Heritage Pairing will gather Northwest craft brewery founding fathers together for an evening of dining, drinking, and discourse.
This Memorial Day, Fremocentrist.com wants to acknowledge the incredible sacrifice made by those who have fought for freedom, and for our future safety.
On Saturday, May 31st, at 2p, at History House, enjoy the next in the Fremont Fireside Chat series of free presentations – this time out, learn about the history behind ‘Fremont Month’ (a.k.a. ‘June’ in common vernacular.)
