As the annual fall publishing push of new cookbooks is awaited at Book Larder, the community cookbook store in Upper Fremont, the shop will hold a sale this weekend – September 8th & 9th – with discounts of 25 – 40% on select titles.
On Sunday, July 29th, 2012, the Fremont business district will become the first Seattle neighborhood to be featured with coupons and special offers available from 14 area businesses – good for one-day only.
This Saturday, July 21st, the Fremont Outdoor Cinema features the Coen Brothers’ film treat, ‘Oh, Brother, Where Art Thou?’ Showing at dusk on the parking lot at Phinney Ave N & N 35th St., this film – often praised for its liberal use of folk music as much for the content of its story – will be preceded by a live musical performance by local blue grass duo, The Gloria Darlings. Gates open at 7p.
On Sunday, July 22nd, from 2p – 4p, the music in the Sculpture Garden of History House continues to play. This week, enjoy the sounds of Percy Hilo and of The Lost River String Band, for FREE, in a cool, relaxing, family-friendly atmosphere – before and after touring the Fremont Sunday Market.
On Sunday, July 15th, from 2p – 4p, the Music In The Sculpture Garden concert series continues with two great, experienced acts. Come enjoy this free, open-to-the-public, and family-friendly entertainment at History House as Burgundy Pearl and Matt Price perform.
This Sunday, July 8th, from 2p – 4p, the Music In The Sculpture Garden concert series continues – after taking last week off – with a summer highlight performance. Michael Guthrie will return to the stage at History House inside the covered courtyard along with Carolan’s Corner.
Pete’s Fremont Fire Pit has extended its Happy Hours, and its available selection. Daily Happy Hour now runs from 3p – 6p, with a special late-night deal on Fridays & Saturdays (for looking to drink and dine) from 11p – 1a.
This Saturday, June 30th, the 20th Anniversary Season of the Fremont Outdoor Movies will start with a Seattle screening of the 20th Anniversary of the film ‘Singles’.
The legendary Ballroom pizza, with its huge slices of New York-style wonderfulness, can now be purchased off the sidewalk in front of the pool hall/nightclub.
On Sunday, July 24th, from 2p – 4p, the free summer concert series held at History House will showcase a talented line-up of singer/songwriters from the non-profit ‘Songwriters In Seattle’.
