The Fremont Players and Fremont Philharmonic Orchestra return to Hale’s Palladium for the seasonal fun of traditional British Panto, opening December 8th, and running weekends through January 6th. This time out, the Fremont Players have set their stage for a new, outrageous telling of ‘Puss in Boots.’
On Saturday, December 1st, Fremont offers two ways to celebrate the season – one conventional (in a Fremont way,) and the other honoring art and environment along with the holidays! From 9a – 2p, the Red Door Ale House will host Santa Claus with photo packages available from Rowland Photo, and a delicious brunch (plus adult beverages,) available for purchase. From 2p – 4:30p, the Friends of Troll’s Knoll and Trees for Seattle will host a clean-up, decorating and planting around the Fremont Troll.
The Fremont community continues to find creative ways to celebrate the season, with the Lighting of the Troll and Fremont Festivus.
Residents who live near the Fremont Troll, and several of them who clean and maintain the park around the popular sculpture, have crafted a letter and a plea to neighbors to request help from the City of Seattle. They’ve sent out a letter asking everyone to write or e-mail City officials asking for removal of encampments in the park land around the Fremont Troll.
On November 14th, at 8a, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce will host an informative meeting on how businesses and schools can connect to create tomorrow’s workforce today. Held at Adobe’s Fremont Campus (801 N 34th St,) this will be a tremendous opportunity for learning how we can get involved in our schools to help students succeed.
By November 14th, the B.F. Day PTSA hopes to raise money for vital programs not otherwise funded by the School Budget, such as Reading & Math Intervention, Classroom Tutors, Field Trips, Teacher Grants, Music Programs, Writing Programs(WITS), and Community Building Events like the Family Dinners.
On Wednesday, October 31st, from 3p – 6p, Trick-or-Treat in Fremont returns for another opportunity to gather treats and treasures from 100+ businesses around the Center of the Universe!
On Saturday, October 20th, registration opens at 7:30a for the Making Strides Against Breast Cancer walk at Gas Works Park. This American Cancer Society event will unite communities behind efforts to save lives from breast cancer.
Today, Seattle Parks & Recreation has announced that the renovated play area and viewing plaza at Gas Works Park has now re-opened.
On September 22nd, the Fremont Arts Council (FAC) will lead its Luminata Lantern Walk around Green Lake once again, to celebrate the Autumnal Equinox.
