Visit the Indiegogo crowd-sourcing site, to learn about perks of donating to publication of this limited-edition (3,000 printed) art book. Perks include limited edition prints and signed copies of ‘Mystic Hug Thug.’ Please visit Ryan Henry Ward’s Indiegogo page for more information.
This Saturday, on April 22nd, at 7:30p, Orchestra Seattle & the Seattle Chamber Singers (OSSCS) will perform at the First Free Methodist Church (near Seattle Pacific University,) a concert that includes Brahms ‘A German Requiem.’ And on May 13th, starting at 6p, the OSSCS will return to Fremont, at the Fremont Abbey Arts Center, for a fundraising auction, La Nuit Infinie, to support their musical program.
On Thursday, April 20th, many Fremont retailers will be offering special discounts and deals, and staying open late to give you more time to explore what our locally based small businesses have to offer, all as a part of Fremont Third Thursday!
This weekend, Friday, April 14th & Saturday, April 15th, the Seattle Scotch & Beer Fest returns to the Fremont Studios, giving all of us another reason to stay indoors.
On May 20th, at 9a, starting at Hale’s Brewery, adventurous souls, interested in having fun…and fundraising for a great cause, can take part in the first-ever Great Unknown Challenge, for the Lupus Foundation of America.
Local filmmaker Michael Falcone’s documentary, ‘The Hall Of Giants: The Story of Fremont & The Troll’, has been nominated for Best Documentary and Best Cinematography prizes at the Nice International Film Festival in France. On Monday, May 15th, the film will be shown to audiences and judges, with the prize bestowed on the winning film on May 20th.
On Saturday, April 8th, at 8p, attend a fundraiser and tribute to Pearl Jam at ‘Hail, Hail’ at High Dive, as a benefit for Vitalogy Foundation.
On April 14th & 15th, the Seattle Scotch & Beer Fest takes place inside the Fremont Studios, serving up tastes of 50+ craft brews and select Scotch & Irish Whiskey, plus wine and hard cider.
On Friday, June 2nd, the Brooks Fremont 5K & Briefcase Relay will be bigger than big, better than bet and funner than fun! Starting at the J.P. Patches statue, this crazy fast 5K has all the elements necessary for a healthy evening: costumes, community and Fremont Brewing beer.
The CEA (Coordinated Entry for All program) can help match services and housing resources to persons facing a housing crisis. CEA will serve all people experiencing homelessness. Please visit a CEA access point, or call 206/328-5796 or cea@kingcounty.gov
