On Saturday, April 27th, the Eco Collective has organized an Earth Day Clean-Up of the Burke-Gilman Trail, from Fremont to Ballard. Come make our trail and waterways cleaner, starting at Gas Works Park at 10a.
On Wednesday, April 24th at 6p, at Peddler Brewing, there will be another organizing meeting for the Ballard-Fremont Greenways
On Saturday, June 22nd, the Fremont Arts Council will bring the Solstice Parade back to our streets, starting at 1p. This year, for the very first time, the Fremont Arts Council is attempting to formally schedule the Solstice Cyclists and all other painted bicycle riders, for 2:30p on June 22nd – AFTER THE SOLSTICE PARADE.
KBFG 107.3FM launched in December 2017, with a license from the Federal Communications Commission to deliver low-power radio to Northwest Seattle Neighborhoods (KBFG – Ballard, Fremont, Greenwood.) The KBFG vision is to provide locally focused programs that delve into our community through education, business, lifestyles, and pure entertainment.
On Saturday, March 30th, at 9a, the Fremont Garbage Collective will once again spread out around the Center of the Universe gathering up trash and treasures discarded on the streets and sidewalks of Fremont. Can you give an hour, or even half-an-hour, to make our neighborhood cleaner?
an you help FamilyWorks with a donation? From now until March 31st, donations to support the Kids’ Basics program will be matched – doubling the impact!
On Saturday, March 30th, from 6p – 11p, the B.F. Day PTSA Marvelous Arty Party brings a swinging night of art and variety to the Fremont Abbey Arts Center.
Donating blood is a safe and simple process, and every blood donation has the potential to save three lives. Donating takes less than one-hour, and includes juice and cookies!
On April 19th & 20th, the Seattle Scotch & Beer Fest returns to the Fremont Studios to raise money for Seattle Humane and give us all (21+) a taste, or two, of sensational seasonal brews, plus plenty to learn and absorb about appreciating Scotch.
Solid Ground is currently seeking those who have received assistance, from Solid Ground and elsewhere, to join the new Community Accountability Council (CAC.) With input, Solid Ground can better understand the real-life experience of people seeking services, and better shape Solid Ground policies and programs.
