On Sunday, July 22nd, from 2p – 4p, the music in the Sculpture Garden of History House continues to play. This week, enjoy the sounds of Percy Hilo and of The Lost River String Band, for FREE, in a cool, relaxing, family-friendly atmosphere – before and after touring the Fremont Sunday Market.
The Seattle Department of Parks & Recreation will host two community meetings to discuss renovations to the Woodland Park play area, located at 1000 N 59 St. The first meeting will take place Wednesday, July 18th, from 7 – 9 p.m. at the Phinney Neighborhood Association (Room 1,) located at 6532 Phinney Ave N.
Bastyr University (including the Bastyr Center for Natural Health) will partner with Hopelink July 16 – 20th to collect food for needy families – with your help.
On Saturday, July 14th, the Fremont Outdoor Cinema returns in full splendor with its (nearly) annual showing of a crowd-pleasing favorite film – Ghostbusters!
On Sunday, July 15th, from 2p – 4p, the Music In The Sculpture Garden concert series continues with two great, experienced acts. Come enjoy this free, open-to-the-public, and family-friendly entertainment at History House as Burgundy Pearl and Matt Price perform.
On Wednesday, July 4th, the annual Family 4th Of July celebration takes place at Gas Works Park, and all around Lake Union. This year Fremont will be fully represented in the midst of it all by The Hallows Church, our newest community of worship.
This Saturday, June 30th, the 20th Anniversary Season of the Fremont Outdoor Movies will start with a Seattle screening of the 20th Anniversary of the film ‘Singles’.
With only a week left before taking to the streets with its singular creativity on June 16th at Noon, the 2012 Fremont Arts Council (FAC) Solstice Parade still offers plenty of opportunities for you to engage and get involved.
On Friday, June 8th, Fremont will invite racers to run – along with those who just want an excuse to run in costume, and/or with friends/co-workers. The Fremont Fun Run 5K, and Briefcase Relay, will take place on North 34th Street from Fremont Avenue east nearly to I-5 Ship Canal Bridge.
On Sunday, June 10th, at 2p, the second free acoustic concert in the Music In The Sculpture Garden series takes place at History House. Produced by John Nordstrand, these concerts showcase some of the best musical talents in the Puget Sound – in a covered courtyard, and a family friendly setting.
This week two local singer-songwriters – Kevin Jones and Ron Wiley – will entertain audiences with original songs.
