This Saturday, June 15th, from 11a – 2p, The Hallows Church will host the first of three Community Block Parties they have planned for this summer. This one, to be held in the B.F. Day Upper Playfield, is open-to-the-public, who can enjoy free burgers, hot dogs and drinks.
The community based effort to improve the playground surrounding the historic B.F. Day Elementary School building continues to move forward, with playground equipment selection and construction expected this summer.
For over 60 years Wallingford has hosted one of the longest running Seafair parades, formerly known as the Kiddie Parade. Now neighborhood organizations, the Wallingford Chamber of Commerce and the Wallingford Community Senior Center, have teamed up to continue this traditional, family-favorite on Saturday, July 6th at 11a!
This Sunday, March 24th, from 10a – 1p, another work party will be held at Fremont’s own Peak Park (at 4357 Palatine Ave N,) and your hands are needed to get dirty!
Acting Parks Superintendent Christopher Williams has issued a statement on the shooting that took place on Friday, March 8th at a Seattle Parks facility at North 82nd Street & Densmore Avenue N.
This Sunday, February 24th, from 10a – 1p, the first work party will be held at Fremont Peak Park for 2013. Post Winter Solstice, the days get longer and the bulbs start to sprout. Unfortunately, the weeds sprout even more and volunteers are needed to gather the invaders up and send them off to the great compost pile.
On Tuesday, November 27th, from 4p – 8p, the members of the Rotary Club of Fremont (a.k.a. the Fremont Fun Club) will ‘take over’ Pecado Bueno in Upper Fremont for a taco bar extravaganza, to benefit the B.F. Day School Playground Improvement Project.
A second community meeting will be held on Wednesday, October 3rd, from 7p – 9p, on the renovation of the Woodland Park play area. The Seattle Parks & Recreation will host a meeting at the Phinney Neighborhood Association in Room 1, inviting feedback on the schematic designs for the park.
On Friday, September 21st, at dark, members of the Fremont Arts Council will lead a lantern walk half-way around Green Lake – starting at the Aqua Theater and ending at an area near The Bathhouse Theatre.
Last weekend, Sep 8th & 9th, the Fremont Chamber of Commerce produced the first-ever Universe Classic Wiffle Ball Tournament – and it appears to have been a smashing success!
