The 46th Street Mural may create much more for our community than an art covered wall. The Steering Committee continue to work – even after the mural is finished, and they’ve shared the results from an on-line survey they conducted that gave feedback on the mural, and other aspects of our community.
Five years ago, Chris Schumacher accidentally packed with him a stuffed toy frog given to him just before he reported for duty at the Coast Guard. After taking a few photos of FrogFrog during his travels on an ice breaker in the Arctic, Schumacher created a ZoomShare web site (www.frogfrog.zoomshare.com) , safe for children, with photos taken at sights all over the globe.
On Saturday, April 9th, the newly opened Fremont Branch of Key Bank welcomed a number of celebrities and community folk. Key Branch Manager for Fremont, Samira Salchic, presented Principal McCloskey with a $1,000 check for our local elementary school, B.F. Day.
On Saturday, April 9th, from 11a – 1p, the new Fremont branch of Key Bank will hold their Grand Opening Celebration – a great opportunity for the Fremont community to enjoy food, fun and free stuff while meeting the new neighbors.
Come dance, sing and laugh during an outrageous rock concert being held at Dusty Strings Music Shop on Saturday, January 15th at 11a featuring the Brian Waite Band. The free concert will take audience members to magical worlds where animals are rock stars, and instruments come alive!
On Saturday, December 18, four youngsters walked off with new bikes – thanks to Doric Lodge #92 and Wright Brothers Cycle Works – from the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library. Yet, all kids and parents – and involved citizens – who attended the short but very sweet ceremony ultimately won. With generous distribution of pizza, chocolate and certificates of participation, plus the sense of accomplishment and pride that pervaded the room, all attendees got caught up in the celebration.
On the nights of Friday, November 12th, and Saturday, November 13th, the resident dance company of the Fremont Abbey Arts Center – Karin Stevens Dance – will perform. Both dance performances feature live music accompaniment by the Starry Night Chamber Orchestra, and take place in the great hall of Fremont Abbey (4272 Fremont Ave N)
