On Sunday, April 6th, the Lake Union Liveaboard Association (LULA) held a celebration at The Ballroom to acknowledge the great progress they’ve achieved in fighting for the rights and preservation of their iconic housing on Seattle’s shorelines.
On Saturday, March 29th, at 3p, at History House, Fremont mover-and-shaker, Barb Luecke, will talk on aspects of the Fremont Public Art collection.
hank you to everyone who voted through Fremocentrist.com for Fremont’s Best of 2013! Votes have been tallied, and awards created for winners of these special honors.
For the Saturday, January 25th Fremont Fireside Chat, at 3p at History House, attendees can witness an intimate interview that attempts to answer the question, ‘What about The Burkes?’
The Seattle Aquarium has joined the Seattle Public Library (SPL) Museum Pass Program. This program allows patrons of the SPL System to use their library card to check out free museum passes.
Support movable art, and get a great gift for art lovers and motor heads alike, by ordering copies of the unique 2014 Art Car Calendar.
On November 9th, at 3p, the Fremont Fireside Chat series – sponsored by HomeStreet Bank – will continue at History House of Greater Seattle with ‘The 1,003 Stories of Fremont.’
On Saturday, October 5th, at 3p, sit in on the next Fremont Fireside Chat at History House of Greater Seattle, and sponsored by Home Street Bank.
Next Saturday, August 3rd, starting at 3p, the latest installment in the Fremont Fireside Chat will take a stroll – ‘carry a torch’ – and use 3D visual aids to bring to life the dynamic development of Fremont’s waterfront, public art and the central retail core.
In mid-August, History House will have another segment of the pavers around the ‘Late For The Interurban’ statue of J.P. Patches & Gertrude, by Kevin Pettelle, engraved. If you have a message as a Patches Pal, or simply something to share with posterity, order a personalized Patches Paver before August 8th using a printable .pdf order form.
