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Neighborhood 101

Homes

  • Median price: $453,500

Crime

  • Per 1,000 residents: 88

Schools and Parks

  • 4th-graders passing the WASL: 63%
  • Park acreage: 167

Commute (minutes)

  • To downtown Seattle: 10
  • To Redmond: 22

Population

  • Estimates: 7,989

Characteristics

  • Eclectic neighborhood, home to Adobe, Google, Lenin's statue, the Troll and the year-round Sunday Market.


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Fremont's artsy, eccentric background boasts a sense of humor that led the community to proclaim itself The Center of the Universe. Vintage clothing stores, tattoo parlors, brewpubs, restaurants, art galleries and a music studio founded by Stone Gossard of the rock band Pearl Jam are at home here. Some of Seattle's best-loved public art adorns Fremont, including the Fremont Troll devouring a Volkswagen bug under the bridge; Waiting for the Interurban, a life-size statue of people waiting for the train (frequently decorated by locals); a controversial bronze statue of Lenin (originally from Slovakia); and a 53-foot rocket that appears to be in perpetual launch mode. Even the blue and orange drawbridge that leads into the neighborhood is artsy; the bridge tower sports a neon sculpture of Rapunzel. The Fremont Sunday Market, loosely organized like the markets of old Europe, is a bargain-hunter's paradise.


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Shopping Around: Show Pony

Former Olivine Owner Opens Up Shop in Fremont

Rialto Pasta Bar & Grill

A Green Lake favorite moves to Fremont

Northwest Home's 2008 Top Shops

From modern to vintage-retro, here's our annual roundup of the best places to find the greatest goods to stylishly outfit your dwelling.

35th Street Bistro Has Many Hits; A Few Misses

Our resident food expert visits the French Bistro after a new chef takes the reigns
REVIEW ARCHIVE: Enotria in Laurelhurst



Shopping Around: The Secret Life of Flowers

Willow & Bloom // Fremont // 3415A Fremont Ave. N // 206.799.9775 // willowandbloom.com

From Creative to Japanese Designs, More Of Our Favorite Boutiques

Seattle is ripe with specialized clothing stores. Here are the picks that we couldn't fit in the magazine


Blog Entries



Screaming Deal: Boutique Culture Warehouse Sale

Editorial Assistant Madeline Boardman gives you the scoop on finding high fashion at low prices.

Halloween Haunts

Everything you need to have a bloody great time in the city

Events in Fremont

Way of the Qin–Guqin and Nourishing Life

Saturdays and Sundays, from May 15 - October 24
Learn about one of the most refined arts of the Chinese scholar—Ancient Chinese Zither—at the Taoist Studies Institute

Summer Acting Camps at Taproot Theatre

One-week camps beginning June 21 thru September 2
Is your youth itching for the stage? Sign 'em up for an acting camp.

Seattle's own Eli Rosenblatt

Saturday, September 4 at 9 p.m.
It’s not every day you experience an Afro-Cuban-klezmer ensemble

Drinking Places, Drinks and Drinkers

Sunday, September 26 at 3 p.m.
In their Cups: Poems about Drinking Places, Drinks and Drinkers is a collection of thirst-quenching poems, a few of which will be read at Open Books



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