This summer, The Fremont Tour returns to the Center of the Universe, promoting the quirky public art with an 80-minute, guided walk through the neighborhood, taking a turn on the odd spectrum. This family-friendly, ADA accessible, interactive tour takes place this summer on Sundays, through September 2nd, at 11a and 1p, starting on Solstice Plaza (711 N 34th St – on Patches Place.)
On Saturday, June 23rd, from 2:30p – 6:30p, the volunteer-matching non-profit, The World Is Fun (TWIF), will be hosting a ‘Know Your Neighborhood’ event at Shawn O’Donnell’s In Fremont.
Help spark a discussion about who we want to be, and how we want to contribute to the world. Attend the Ben Franklin Circle at the Fremont Branch Library on May 29th to find out more about these opportunities to improve ourselves face-to-face – and visit the BenFranklinCircles.org website to find out more about the 13 virtues.
On Saturday, June 16th, the Fremont Solstice Parade, as produced by the Fremont Arts Council (FAC), will return to our streets at 1p. This will be the 30th Annual Parade, and it will be followed by the FAC’s annual Solstice Celebration at Gas Works Park.
Harp Seattle returns to Dusty Strings this Fall, October 5th – 7th, with classes and concerts. This three-day intensive for musicians provides opportunities rare for players of this gorgeous instrument. Early bird registration is available through June 15th
The Fremont Historical Society is hosting a free, family-friendly presentation about Fremont & The Klondike Gold Rush, at the Fremont Branch Library, on Saturday, May 12th at 11a.
On Saturday, May 26th, at 2p, at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library, the next Fremont Fireside Chat will share, live, valuable information and stories on the Fremont Arts Council – and its absolutely extraordinary events.
Expect to hear reports of more giant bunny activity from news sources that cover Queen Anne and points south, but for now, Fremocentrist.com is happy to share the news that Fremont (and the Sunday Market) remains safe, with plenty of carrots for all!
Happy Easter!
…and April Fool’s!
On Saturday, March 31st, at 7:30p, Orchestra Seattle and Seattle Chamber Singers will present ‘Stories From The East’, a concert of music by Kamran Ince, and Frederic Chopin, concluding with one of the most popular pieces in the orchestral repertoire.
On Tuesday, March 27th, at 6p, hear a Fremont Fireside Chat on the You Heard It Here program on KBFG 107.3FM, Fremont’s new low-power radio station. The program will be re-broadcast on Easter Day, April 1st, at 11a.
