On May 5th, at the Woodland Park Zoo, the Assam Rhino Reserve will open and the public will have the first of many opportunities to meet Taj, our newest neighbor. This new special exhibition will showcase Asian brown tortoises, demoiselle cranes and two rhinos – the first of their species to live at Woodland Park in its 100+ year history.
The Seattle Public Library offers numerous opportunities and benefits to cardholders, and one of the lesser known is free admission passes to 16 Seattle area museums and cultural organizations. Woodland Park Zoo has just been added to the generous list of locations that Library cardholders can access, and our Zoo is the largest ticketing partnership now in the Museum Pass program.
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 Sunday, April 1st, Fremont’s faith communities will be celebrating Easter – and everyone is invited to join any of these joyous worship services.
Please consider helping our neighbors in need, by supporting FamilyWorks, one of our local food banks!
On Saturday, March 3rd, at 3:30p, Dusty Strings will be hosting a special concert for school-aged kids. The indie-roots band, West My Friend, will perform an interactive concert allowing the students to write and perform a song with the band.
Our public elementary school, B.F. Day, depends on volunteers to get a lot of stuff done. Please know that all help, whatever the magnitude, is noticed, appreciated and needed.
For a limited time, two great shows have arrived in Fremont, at Hale’s Palladium, – Twisted Cabaret and the I Hate Children Children’s Show – and tickets are available now but won’t be for long!
Two weekends of performances remain in which audiences can see an outrageous, original Panto production staged by the Fremont Players, with live music performed by the Fremont Philharmonic, all at Hale’s Palladium.
This school year at B.F. Day Elementary, Fremont’s neighborhood school, there are at least 10 families in need of assistance, and there is an ask for Fred Meyer gift cards to help them make this holiday season happier for their children.
