On Sunday, April 22nd, at 7p, in West of Lenin’s black box theatre, enjoy an evening of hip-hop, music, visuals and ancient stories as Che Sehyun presents ‘Back to the Culture: A Corean American Tale’.
On Sunday, April 1st, Fremont’s faith communities will be celebrating Easter – and everyone is invited to join any of these joyous worship services.
On Saturday, March 31st, at 7:30p, Orchestra Seattle and Seattle Chamber Singers will present ‘Stories From The East’, a concert of music by Kamran Ince, and Frederic Chopin, concluding with one of the most popular pieces in the orchestral repertoire.
On Thursday, March 29th, at Nectar Lounge, Matador! Soul Sounds will be performing live in support of the release of their debut album, ‘Get Ready.’
Please consider helping our neighbors in need, by supporting FamilyWorks, one of our local food banks!
Moisture Festival starts on March 15th, but for those unable to wait for great entertainment – and a fan favorite singer – on Monday, March 12th, second-generation MF performer Caela Bailey will be at The Triple Door.
Fremont’s most beloved, but least known, vaudeville showcase turns 15 this year! Moisture Festival starts on March 15th, and runs over only four weekends, bringing audiences an astounding array of international and local performers to witness and wonder at. Tickets to the shows, at Hale’s Palladium and the Broadway Performance Hall, are on-sale now – get yours while the nights you need remain available!
On Tuesday, March 6th, from 4:30p – 6:30p, the Seattle Office of Arts & Culture (ARTS) is hosting a free information session for anyone with interest in the Artist-In-Residence program at the Fremont Bridge this summer.
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.
On Tuesday, February 27th, at 7:30p, Seattle Pacific University will host an evening of prayers, black spirituals, and ecumenical readings with the Gospel Choir led by Music Professor Stephen Michael Newby.
