This photo of the J C Penney Company was taken circa 1925. Today the building that housed J C Penney houses the The Blue Yoga Studio & several other businesses. The building where Petrow's was now houses Yankee Peddler West & the Zlotkys is now Lou's Sporting Goods.

We hope to see you tomorrow! Sign in and supplies will be at 152 E 6th St (enter through the door closest to the APT Store). mainstreetfremont.com/downtown-clean…

See you soon! Meet us at 152 E 6th St (enter through the door closest to the APT Store), to pick up supplies and be assigned a zone.

We can't wait to spend Thursday nights in the park enjoying free live music and delicious food with great company!

Looking to get out of the house this weekend? Take a stroll downtown or visit one of our many shops! mainstreetfremont.com/directory

Today we're sharing photos of the building that is now known as the 505 Lofts. The B&W photo was taken ~1914 when the five story building was the Fremont National Bank. The 2nd photo is from ~2011 when the building was vacant. The 3rd photo was taken around this time last year.

This photo is from ~1916, the building housed Jackmans Photo Studio on the 2nd floor. On the main floor was Horstmans Shoe Store & Blair & Mulloy a clothing store. The 2nd photo shows the building ~2020 when Sampters occupied the space. Now the building is home to Smitten + Steel

Last year we had so much fun with High Heel! We can't wait to kick off the Concert in the Park series with them again this year on June 6th! Grab your family & friends, a couple chairs or blankets & join us at John C Fremont Park on Thursday nights in June & July 11th!

This photo taken ~1925 depicts Hotel Terry located at 350 N Main St. Canvas awnings which are stretched over the front sidewalk are marked Hotel Terry & Cafe. This building was restored in the mid 70s when it became the John C Apartments. In 2020 there was a fire that killed 1.

This photo was taken circa 1900. It depicts the former Fremont Post Office located on 6th & Broad. Richardsonian Romanesque influences are readily visible in the architecture of this 1893 structure. Two men have happened on the scene and have paused for the exposure.

We are excited to have Aux Chord join us at this year's Concert In The Park series on June 13th! This four-piece covers every genre that they can & play music from the the 50s to today. Join us at John C Fremont Park June 13th with your chair or blanket! Music starts at 7 p.m.!

Join us June 20th with HoneyTown, a professional events band from Lincoln that provides family friendly music specifically for community events & weddings. They perform a variety of dance & sing along oriented R&B, Country, Pop & Rock. We'll see you there!

This photo taken ~1906 depicts Saegar & Sons. The downstairs is occupied by the cigar shop. Additional space in the building is occupied by the Saeger's cigar factory as well as living quarters. Today this building is home to Five-0-Five Brewing Company.

This photo taken ~1895 depicts the Ideal Steam Laundry building on the corner of 5th & Broad Streets. The original building was constructed in 1884 The building is now home to Løv Bridal. Follow us on Facebook to see more details!

Today, we remember and honor the brave men and women who made the ultimate sacrifice for our freedom. Their courage and selflessness will never be forgotten. Let us cherish the liberties they fought for and keep their memory alive in our hearts.

This photo depicts Rogers Tent & Awning Company located in this brick building facing south at 248 E 1st Street circa 1925. Today, Rogers Tent & Awning Company still occupies this building.

This years Chalk Art Festival Theme is Fremont on the Grow! Applications are open for this years chalk art festival! Head over to our website to learn more and download your application! Applications will be accepted until July 5th! mainstreetfremont.com/crazy-days

In this photo taken ~1878 shows a 2 story brick building located on 6th & Main. The building is occupied by the Lee Hardware Store. In 1994 Buck's Shoes moved into the building where it operated until 2019. Today the building is home to Buck's Axe Throwing which opened in 2022.

We just wanted to take a moment to show some appreciation to the many unique small businesses that make our downtown district such a great place to work, live, and visit! Show a downtown business some love in the comments by leaving a short note about why you love them!

We are bummed to make this call but rather than have everyone set up & get rained on we have made the precautionary decision to cancel the concert tonight. We are hoping to reschedule & will keep the public updated once the details are final. We appreciate your understanding!