The City of Seattle Department of Transportation will be making modifications to N 34th Street between Stone Way and Fremont Avenue North, and the initial… Read More »Construction To Begin On N 34th St Mobility Improvements
During the COVID-19 lockdown, Fremont’s entertainment venues have been closed for the safety of audiences, staff and performers. With new, tighter restrictions coming for this… Read More »Support Our Nightclubs NOW For The Future Of Our Music Community
A brief glance inside the Fremont Mischief Distillery early this week showed a chaotic sight – the entire, small-batch distillery courtyard filled with kegs of… Read More »Hand Sanitizer Sold Nationally From Fremont Mischief & Fremont Brewing Partnership
Since the first week of March, Fremont Mischief Distillery has been producing hand-sanitizer. First done as a health measure and party favor for attendees to… Read More »Fremont Mischief Delivers 1,500 gallons Of Hand Sanitizer
UPDATED: Dear Fremont Friends, based on the Governor’s recommendation Monday morning, March 16th, to stay home as much as possible we are postponing this event… Read More »Fremont Chamber Meeting On Facebook Live
At the start of November, Clear Cut Plastics relocated to Ballard – giving up the storefront on N 36th Street, near Dayton Ave N, between… Read More »Clear Cut Plastics Has Moved – End Of An Era?
On Saturday, October 12th, from 2p – 5:30p, Seattle Made will focus on Fremont, and the artisanal production spaces that make a large part of our commercial area. ‘A Tour of Fremont Production Spaces!’ will take attendees behind-the-scenes at three specific locations, while talking about operating these small, independent businesses in Seattle.
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 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.
On-line applications are now being accepted, until March 1st, for the U.S. Small Business Administration Emerging Leaders training initiative, through the Seattle SBA District Office. This free ‘mini-MBA’ program gives small business owners tools to spark sustainable growth, and create more jobs, in our area.
