This Friday, December 20th, at 6p and 9p, Brown Paper Tickets will host two special, free workshops on the music business, with Martin Atkins. The author of ‘Welcome To The Music Business*’ will be discussing issues he’s encountered in his three decades of music experience, and this D.I.Y. book on entering the music industry.
Seattle Public Library (SPL) invites patrons to participate in an on-line survey from December 1st – December 21st. The survey is intended for SPL leadership to learn and better understand how our community uses technology.
This weekend, from tonight through the morning of Monday, November 11th, road construction will close down State Route 99/Aurora through Seattle.
All King County voters – including those in Fremont – must return their ballots for the November 2013 General Election by the end of November 5th – tomorrow!
Last Monday, October 28th, the Seattle Department Of Transportation held an open house at B.F. Day Elementary School – and the people packed in to learn more about this planned project to build a dedicated lane for cyclists on Westlake Avenue.
Rob Mattson, long-term Ballard District Coordinator for the Department of Neighborhoods of the City of Seattle, announced his retirement earlier this month.
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.’
At Makerhaus studio members can use tools and resources to create the next great prototype – or piece of art. Yet Makerhaus also offers an amazing selection of classes, including an upcoming three-hour course called ‘Patents Demystified,’ taught by Associate Patent Attorney Dylan Adams.
Fremont residents, and voters, can turn out to learn more at the July 22nd meeting of the Fremont Neighborhood Council. The meeting takes place next Monday starting at 7p at Doric Lodge 92 – and is open-to-the-public.
On Saturday, August 3rd, at 3p, Fremocentrist.com invites everyone to an enjoyable – and educational – stroll along the Fremont waterfront and through a bit of the commercial core of the Center of the Universe, starting at History House of Greater Seattle.
