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Get your hands dirty at the Troll’s Knoll Oct. 12 work party
Ready to show some love to one of Fremont’s quirkiest green spaces? Friends of the Troll’s Knoll wants YOU to join them for a community work party on Sunday, Oct. 12, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. We’re talking tree planting, trail mulching, and tucking in some spring bulbs that’ll pop up with color when the sunshine returns. And here’s…
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Where Fremont Gathers: Fremont Night Market
On the last Thursday of each month, Fremont transforms as the sun sets and the Fremont Night Market comes alive. This relatively new addition to the neighborhood’s event calendar offers something different: a curated evening marketplace that captures Fremont’s creative, offbeat spirit after dark. “We wanted to bring something fresh and community-oriented to Fremont, something a little more offbeat and…
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Fremont Neighbor Note for October 3
Hello, neighbors! Welcome to Fremont Neighbor Notes, spotlighting can’t-miss community events each Friday. Today we’re looking beyond Fremont’s borders to City Hall, where decisions about our neighborhood’s future are being made right now. There’s a public hearing next Tuesday, Oct. 7, where you can tell the Seattle City Council what matters to you in the city’s $8.9 billion budget. Mayor…
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Fremont Candidate Forum 2025: Packed house as neighbors grill the candidates
Last night the Fremont Neighborhood Council packed the Doric Lodge for its 2025 Candidate Forum, one of those rare chances to hear directly from the people who want to run our city, and to see how they handle questions from actual neighbors instead of reporters. A New York Times photographer was there documenting the mayoral race, catching the candidates as…
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Think you know who Burke-Gilman are? Think again
I’m excited to share this piece from local history buff Valarie Bunn that clears up a common misconception about our neighborhood’s most famous trail. Many Fremont residents assume the Burke-Gilman Trail is named after the Burke family that owns the Fremont Dock Company and significant property here today, but the real story goes back much further, to the 1880s railroad…
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