Help spark a discussion about who we want to be, and how we want to contribute to the world. Attend the Ben Franklin Circle at the Fremont Branch Library on May 29th to find out more about these opportunities to improve ourselves face-to-face – and visit the BenFranklinCircles.org website to find out more about the 13 virtues.
The Fremont Historical Society is hosting a free, family-friendly presentation about Fremont & The Klondike Gold Rush, at the Fremont Branch Library, on Saturday, May 12th at 11a.
On Saturday, May 26th, at 2p, at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library, the next Fremont Fireside Chat will share, live, valuable information and stories on the Fremont Arts Council – and its absolutely extraordinary events.
On April 15th, from 2:30p – 5:30p, at the Central Library (1000 Fourth Ave,) the Seattle Public Library is hosting a workshop for artists on how to turn creativity into a business.
On Tuesday, May 1st, at 7:30a at Seattle Pacific University, the 16th Annual Literacy Source breakfast will bring together students, supporters and staff of the… Read More »Support Literacy Source At The 16th Annual Breakfast On May 1st
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.
On Tuesday, March 27th, at 6p, hear a Fremont Fireside Chat on the You Heard It Here program on KBFG 107.3FM, Fremont’s new low-power radio station. The program will be re-broadcast on Easter Day, April 1st, at 11a.
On Saturday, January 20th, at 2p, Fremocentrist.com is hosting an educational presentation at the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library, on ‘The Industrial Evolution of Fremont.’ Local landowner and neighborhood icon, Suzie Burke, will speak on how the industrial zones of Fremont have changed and adapted over the last 100 years.
Join a free writing circle, run by Hugo House writers, and hosted at the Fremont Branch Library, and other branches of the Seattle Public Library.
On Monday, January 8th, from 6:30p – 7:45p, the Fremont Branch of the Seattle Public Library will co-host a free, public poetry reading by three of leading, published poets from around our region. The quarterly ‘Evening of Poetry’ offers access to original poetry, read by the authors, presented in partnership with co-host Floating Bridge Press.
