Some good stuff is happening in the neighborhood in the coming days. This is just a curated list; there’s plenty more going on in Fremont. See the comprehensive calendar on our digital light pole at fremontneighbor.com/events.
Sunday, October 25: Fremont Rapid Response Group meet-and-greet
A newly forming Fremont rapid response group, which organizes neighbors to respond to immigration enforcement activity and share know-your-rights information, will hold an informal, alcohol-free meet-and-greet at noon Sunday at Pluto Cafe. Organizers describe it as a casual chance to meet, bring newcomers and talk through next steps. The group is also convening around the Fremont Neighborhood Council meeting on Tuesday (below).
Tuesday, October 27: Fremont Neighborhood Council meeting
The Fremont Neighborhood Council will hold its final regular meeting of the year at the Doric Lodge, 619 N 36th St. A board business meeting opens at 6:15 p.m. and the general meeting starts at 7, running to about 8:30. Two speakers headline: Eduardo Rojas of the Seattle Office of Economic Development on programs that help small businesses, and Brent Low, an ACLU attorney, on civil liberties and know-your-rights questions. Free “rights kits” with whistles and information will be available.
Thursday, October 29: Fremont Night Market
The Fremont Night Market takes over N 35th St. between El Camino and Triangle Spirits from 5 to 9 p.m. with local vendors, food, and Halloween vibes. This edition adds a pet costume contest and a bring-your-own-pumpkin carving.
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