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Fix It Clinic on Saturday, Sept. 29

Celebrate SF Bay Area Month of Photography!

Fremont Main Library and the Fremont Photographic Society present works by local photographic artists throughout September. The exhibit highlights four subject areas: Landscape, Human Interest, Creative/Abstract and Monochrome. Learn what inspired the photographer to create the image and which techniques and processes were used to achieve his or her vision.

Also on display will be a selection of antique cameras and photography books. Exhibits are located on the second floor of the Fremont Main Library, 2400 Stevenson Blvd. Fremont, CA 94538.

 

On Saturday, September 15, the Fremont Photographic Society will host a free cyanotype workshop in front of the library. Cyanotype is one of the oldest and simplest photographic processes. Bring objects you want to image such as leaves, keys, paperclips or flowers to make your own photogram. Just expose to the sun, put in water and watch the image appear before your eyes! Flat, opaque objects with an interesting shape are easiest to work with, but other objects can create interesting images. For ages 6+, Workshop runs all day or until supplies run out.

 

Habitat for Humanity presents “Path to Homeownership” Tuesday, Sept. 11

Zumba with Christina at the Fremont Main Library Saturday, September 8

Free Concert Saturday July 14: The Jones Gang

Join us for a wild Americana ride with The Jones Gang. 2 p.m. Saturday July 14 at the Fremont Main Library www.thejonesgang.com Like a VW van with 310,000 miles rolling out of the shop, The Jones Gang (formerly Houston Jones) is still trucking. A collection of misfits and malcontents who, like a hippy transformer, assemble into something much greater than the sum of its parts. An insane collection of rock, funk (Motown and Louisiana), gospel, blues, folk and country. The band covers a musical history the size of the USA, in a tight and soulful style. The gang can move seamlessly from a murder ballad to a New Orleans rumba, first breaking your heart and then making you glad you’re alive. Travis Jones, the soul mountain, is the lead singer with a voice for the ages. Henry Salvia ‘motor city misfit’ plays more notes than exist on the piano. Josh Zucker is the strong and solid base and bass of the band, and Peter Tucker, is of course the best peter-tucker-style drummer in the world, and the only drummer officially approved by the northern California bluegrass society.