Urban Earth has put all their plants – with the exception of fall veggie starts – on sale for 30% off, for the entire month of September. With new shipments of 11 different cultivars of Japanese Maples expected, this would be an ideal time to stop by and pick out a few items to brighten your fall garden.
Labor Day weekend might turn thoughts to Bumbershoot or Burning Man, but this year, seriously, think about how it is the First Friday of the month, on September 2nd, and from 6p – 9p it will be the Fremont Art Walk!
Save up your unwanted, gently worn clothes, shoes and accessories and trade-them-out for new-to-you treasures at the Clothes Swap this Saturday, August 27th, from 1p – 5p. In addition to recycling in the best way possible – re-use – this event also raises funds for the Fremont Arts Council!
On Monday, August 15th, at 6p Literacy Source will screen the documentary, Writing Our Next Chapter at the Seattle Public Library Fremont Branch (731 N 35th.) In celebration of their 25th anniversary, Literacy Source created this video that shares stories and experiences of their students.
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On Sunday, August 7th, starting at 8p, the Tweedle Comedy Show once again takes over the stage at the White Rabbit, and offers up stand-up comedy at a price every Fremonster can afford – FREE!
On Friday, August 5th, get ready to walk Fremont as the First Friday Art Walk offers up another amazing selection of venues and artists for your perusing pleasure.
On Saturday, August 6th, at 1p, get help cleaning up those plant containers to take them from late summer into fall. A FREE class at Urban Earth Nursery, with local garden coach and designer Kathy Boullin, will demonstrate how to jazz up those spring containers, for shade or sun locations.
The Bastyr Center for Natural Health, at 3670 Stone Way N, will conduct Well-Child Visits, on children ages 11 and younger, through the end of August for a flat rate of $20!
This Sunday, July 31st, from 2p – 4p, will be the final installment of the 7th Season of free, open-to-the-public acoustic concerts at History House (790 N 34th St.) Music In The Sculpture Garden has provided a showcase for fine acoustic musicians – and an excellent opportunity for audiences to get in out of the sun (or rain) in the covered courtyard, and enjoy quality entertainment. Grab this last chance to kick-back and be entertained!
