This week, on Sunday, July 24th, from 2p – 4p, the free concert series – Music In the Sculpture Garden – features music two incredibly talented singer-songwriters. These performances only show that the series continues strong in the seventh year of the series, and the second to last concert.
The Washington News Council has just announced the subject of their and 13th Annual Gridiron West Dinner. This year, on December 15th, at Fremont Studios, they will roast/toast the innovative, internationally recognized glass artist icon, Dale Chihuly.
Sunday, July 10th, from 2p – 4p, will be the latest installment in the free concert series held in the covered courtyard at History House. Come enjoy Music In the Sculpture Garden, and a Sunday afternoon of high-quality acoustic music.
On Saturday, July 9th, from 1p – 4p, the Seattle Police Foundation will host the North Seattle ‘Picnic At the Precinct’ at the Seattle Police Department North Precinct (10049 College Way North.)
Yes, Saturday, July 2nd starting at 2p is all about zombie culture, zombie fun and brains – for you. But for the Fremocentrist.com, this year’s Red, White & Dead fest – particularly the annual Zombie Walk through Fremont that begins its lurch at 6p – is about securing our World Record. So, slather on some fake blood, slip on a something worn and ripped (you know you were going to anyway…) and stagger down to North 35th Street & Phinney Avenue North for an afternoon zombie party!
On Sunday, June 26th, the doors open at 7p, as local artists gather to perform a tribute concert for Ron Davies, the talented song writer who passed away. The show also launches the release of a CD of 18 of Davies’ songs, recorded by fans and friends. The concert, at Hale’s Palladium (4301 Leary Way NW,) will feature the considerable talents of many local musicians and performers.
Less than two weeks left to the Fremont Arts Council Solstice Parade, and a stroll past the Powerhouse (3940 Fremont Ave N) will offer plenty of opportunities to, “Here, hold this!”
Only five days left to prepare for the Fremont Fun Run 5K! Don’t worry, the nearly flat course will go by quickly – and even quicker if you gather together five friends and take part in the Briefcase Relay!
While watching the Fremont Arts Council (FAC) Solstice Parade is nifty-keen, being a part of building this incredible piece of celebration art will provide rush beyond description. Perhaps best of all, a contribution can be large or very, very small.
Again this year, Frame Up Studios will sell the fabulous Fremont Fair posters (before, during and after the festival) to raise money for Solid Ground, and their programs to end poverty through building community.
