On the West of Lenin stage June 6th – 30th, A.J. Epstein presents ‘The Agitators’ by Mat Smith. This new play, set between 1849 and 1895, explores the decades-long, sometimes adversarial relationship between Frederick Douglass and Susan B. Anthony.
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, May 11th, at 11a, the Fremont Historical Society will be at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library, answering questions and sharing information on the ‘What The Fremont Bridge Has Seen.’
This weekend, all Fremont area churches are offering opportunities for worship, with times listed on the Fremocentrist community calendar.
On Sunday, April 7th, HNA Crew members along with nearly 100 supporters gathered outside the LWRC building to dedicate six new crew shells – named after alumna, supporters, the Crew Director, and one Fremont legend.
As Moisture Festival runs into its second to last week, the Down Under Gallery is displaying some of the hundreds of photos of the performers at the vaudeville showcase, taken by Michelle Bates. Her show, ‘15 Years of Moisture Festival’, captures the magic and mischief of Moisture, in a permanent and collectible form.
This week, Show Pony moves into a new location – at 3501 Fremont Ave N – from around the corner.
The Gas Works Park Play Area is scheduled to be closed January 28th & 29th as Wyser Construction crews use a crane to replace the decayed smoke arrestor located in the center of the play area.
We at Fremocentrist.com wish you a new year full of new experiences and new opportunities.
