• Dordlofva Café soft opens, serving from sidewalk window

    Dordlofva Café soft opens, serving from sidewalk window

    A reader reported that Dordlofva Café at 3500 Fremont Avenue North had a soft opening May 9 and is serving from a sidewalk-facing window. For the next three weeks, they will serve drinks and pastries. There are plans to serve alcoholic drinks and ice cream in the future. More details to come!

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  • Fremont Neighbor Notes for May 9-13

    Fremont Neighbor Notes for May 9-13

    Hello, neighbors! Welcome to “Fremont Neighbor Notes,” a Friday guide to what’s happening around our community in the coming week.  May 9-12: Ballard Bridge Closure – Bridge closes Friday at 10 p.m. (lane closures starting 7 p.m.) and reopens Monday by 5 a.m. 15th Ave NW will also be fully closed between NW 51st St and NW 50th St during…

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  • J.P. Patches statue – Late for the Interurban – vandalized

    J.P. Patches statue – Late for the Interurban – vandalized

    One of Fremont’s well known art installations was recently vandalized and community members have mobilized to repair the damage. According to FOX 13, the bronze sculpture was damaged within the past few weeks when someone covered the entire statue with black paint, obscuring the iconic clown’s recognizable white face, red lips, and red nose. J.P. Patches, portrayed by Chris Wedes,…

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  • Join the movement to make Fremont a Creative District

    Join the movement to make Fremont a Creative District

    Fremont has long been celebrated for its artistic spirit and now community volunteers hope to formalize the legacy by creating an official Creative District through Washington State’s ArtsWA program. A team of volunteers is hosting an in-person working meeting May 7 from 5-7 p.m. at Fremont Pizza to advance the initiative. “We need help to make this happen,” said Caroline…

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  • Maypoles take center stage at May Day event

    Maypoles take center stage at May Day event

    Community members gathered at Meridian Playground for the Fremont Arts Council’s annual May Day celebration on May 3. Participants of all ages enjoyed traditional Maypole dancing around both children’s and adult Maypoles, creating a colorful spectacle of intertwining ribbons. The festive atmosphere included flower crown making stations, live music performances, and a community potluck featuring diverse dishes. Children engaged in…

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