Events in Fremont, NE

At Nebraska Quilt Company, this class supports both new and longtime Bernina owners in getting the most from their machines. It begins with fundamentals such as cleaning and maintenance, moving confidently around the machine, and putting practical stitches and techniques to use. From there, the focus turns to decorative sewing, including straightforward machine applique, creative effects with a twin needle, and machine-stitched cross stitches. Stabilizer basics are covered to help enhance results and spark new ideas. The session concludes with machine quilting, using invisible thread to mimic the look of hand quilting, and creating personalized labels with the machine’s built-in alphabets. Embroidery is not included in this class. Attendees receive a $20 in-store credit and 20% off Bernina branded accessories, with some restrictions.

Spend a dedicated sew day in the Classroom studio at Nebraska Quilt Company and focus on your own quilting or sewing projects. The space includes irons and cutting mats, offering a comfortable place to work alongside others. Participants are welcome to bring fellow quilting friends to stitch together, connect, and nurture a growing community.

The beloved Downtown Fremont Farmers Market returns with a new downtown setting and a fresh partnership. MainStreet of Fremont has joined with the long-running market to continue this community tradition in the heart of downtown. Visitors can explore local vendors offering farm-fresh produce, baked treats, handmade goods and more while enjoying live music and a lively atmosphere. Offerings rotate throughout the season, with favorites like tomatoes, sweet corn, melons, apples, cucumbers, pumpkins and herbs, along with fresh pasta, cookies, pastries and cinnamon rolls. Find honey, farm eggs and other locally produced foods, plus herbal teas, soaps, lotions, lip balm and bath products. Artisan selections may include pottery, cedar planters, permanent and custom jewelry, home décor, crafts and pet accessories. Each week brings new vendors and seasonal discoveries.

This four hour lecture and demonstration is tailored for owners of single needle home embroidery machines who want to advance their hobby. The session offers an overview of the PR series to outline available options and capabilities. Demonstrations show how free arm embroidery expands what can be stitched and walk through features on the PR1060W that support quilting. The presentation also covers accessories that make it easier to embroider items that are challenging to hoop, helping you approach tricky projects with more ease.

Browse a variety of vendors offering produce, baked goods, and homemade items. Stroll through the booths and find something to take home.

Spend a day with Gudrun, creator of Stripology, focused on the Miriam quilt. Enjoy dedicated sewing time, a little travel to a secret destination, games and plenty of fun. A gift box and kits are included. The project finishes at 70 by 91 inches, and the Stripology method helps you make solid progress in a single day. Activities take place in the shop.

This session presents the sophomore year of Tucker U.

Explore what sets the ScanNCut DX SDX330D apart in a focused demonstration that highlights its standout capabilities and how it complements embroidery projects. After the overview, get hands-on with a quick make-and-take activity using the machine. Clear, step-by-step instructions will be provided so you can follow along confidently and head home ready to scan and cut.

Whiskey River brings a high energy show to Mount Michael as part of a family-friendly fall festival. The performance adds lively entertainment for attendees of all ages.

This open sew day takes place in the Classroom studio at Nebraska Quilt Company, offering a comfortable setting for personal projects. Attendees bring their own work, and the studio provides the space, irons, and cutting mats. Quilting friends can participate together, creating an easy way to connect and build community through shared creativity.

Nebraska Quilt Company, a Stripology Shop Partner, presents a class centered on the Cartwheels quilt that incorporates behind-the-scenes video instruction from Gudrun Erla of GE Designs. Designed for beginner to intermediate quilters, it is particularly friendly to those new to Stripology rulers. Participants expand piecing skills, learn diagonal cutting, work with bias edges, and discover practical ruler and sticker techniques. A Stripology ruler is optional because Gudrun’s patterns also include directions for standard rulers, and one is available for purchase if desired.

Fremont Golf Club hosts a community golf day that honors Leonard and the positive difference he made in many lives. The outing raises funds in his memory, awarding a scholarship to a Midland University student and directing additional contributions to local partners and to MS-related needs. Expect a warm atmosphere centered on remembrance, camaraderie, and creating new memories on the course.

An open sewing session in the Classroom studio invites participants to bring a project to work on. Space, irons, and cutting mats are available for use. Quilting friends are welcome, with an emphasis on growing community and building new friendships.

Karen leads a festive, hands-on embroidery workshop where participants create a set of three Santa pillows, perfect for the holiday season. The class welcomes all experience levels, from newcomers to seasoned stitchers.

pARTy in the Park returns with a refreshed concert format at John C. Fremont Park featuring Dylan Bloom. The event focuses on uniting the community to celebrate the arts and the creativity that defines the Fremont Creative District. It also kicks off Gallery Walk Weekend, with the MainStreet Fremont Gallery Walk hosted across Downtown Fremont the following day. The weekend showcases local artists, creative businesses, and unique exhibits, and includes an opportunity to vote for favorite sculptures in the Fremont Sculpture Walk. Improvements at John C. Fremont Park have been completed, and additional event details will be shared.

David Adam Byrnes performs live at Buck's Bar and Grill. Guests of all ages are invited to attend. General admission is priced at $20.

A Local Collective presents the fall edition of its semi-annual Modern Market, transforming the heart of Waterloo into an open-air celebration of Nebraska small businesses. Explore more than 60 thoughtfully selected vendors offering boutique fashion, gifts, home goods and handmade items, complemented by a lively soundtrack, seasonal decor and plenty of autumn atmosphere. Food and drinks are available from Roam Wine + Bar, Corndog Co, Retro Roast Coffee, Caked Up Cake Pops, Gracie's Sodas + Sips and Gelu Italian Ice. A live DJ sets the tone, the Little Locals fun area by good .co adds family-friendly activities and styling from Seven Ten Events and Omaha Pumpkin Co brings the fall look together, with lots of photo-friendly moments throughout. The lineup includes Little Mango, Shop OBI, Blueberry Hil Boutique, 308 Boutique, M’bellish, Willow and Sage, Shiloh Noa & Co, House of Paradox, Salty Spur, Nurtured Dough Sourdough Co, Thistle & Bloom, Chiara Maximo, Real Honest Tallow, Mesh, Romantic Rendezvous, The Only Facial, Ash and Ash Co, Good.Co Calligraphy, DJ Woodworking, Kristina Cole, Leela & Lavender, Island Vibes Creations, J Class, Golden Road Hat Bar, Husband’s Approval Boutique, Rockin’ Vaquerita Western Wear, K Posh Boutique, Big Bay Little Bay, Fresh + Frugal, Amanda Robinson Designs, Vicky Jane Boutique, Fifty-One Ten Boutique, Lighthouse Boutique, Your aDOORable Home, No Particular Reason, Rosie Ruth Jewelry, G&R Closet, Good Luck Charmed Co, 8 Ave Boutique, Permanent Jewelry by Amber Carter, Frankie Dee, Honey’s Boutique, Earl and Gray, Black Dirt Boutique and The Boutique at Seven, alongside many others. The market is also close to Junkstock.

Returning for its third year, this 200 kilometer challenge travels through the scenic Bohemian Alps on three distinct loops of about 40 miles each, with every loop starting and finishing at Czechland Lake. Riders can take on the full distance solo or share the effort in a three person relay. The course is built to test resolve and inspire perseverance, and crossing the finish line is an achievement to celebrate. Finishers earn a spot in the Hall of Pain photo album as a lasting tribute to the hard work it took to get there.

The Junkstock Gas & Gears Car Show brings the full Junkstock atmosphere together with great food, live music, and a showcase of classic vehicles. Cars and trucks from 1989 or earlier can enter and compete for trophies in more than ten categories. Registration includes entry to Junkstock for the driver and one guest, and the guest must arrive with the registrant. The first 30 registered entries receive a free swag bag. Participants also have access to all the food and vendor offerings at Junkstock, with bands playing throughout the day. Registration is free and handled only through the official Junkstock and Vanitii Productions link, so disregard any other links shared in comments.

FurEver Home Inc. is offering a convenient drive-thru clinic for pet nail trims and microchipping. Pull up in your vehicle and a volunteer will meet you at the car to take your pet for care. Pricing is $15 for nail trims and $30 for microchipping. Exact cash is preferred, and debit or credit cards can be scanned at your vehicle. Dogs, cats, and critters are welcome. Please keep dogs on leashes, and have cats and critters secured in carriers. Bring your punch card to collect punches and receive the tenth free after nine. For smoother traffic, please use the Marvin Court entrance.

Deepen your understanding of your Bernina embroidery machine in an owners class designed to help you use it to its full potential. Learn core skills, from getting started and loading designs to selecting stabilizers, hooping properly, and exploring a range of embroidery techniques. The class concludes with a small project that puts your new skills into practice so you leave feeling confident and ready to create. Participants receive a $20 in-store credit and 25% off branded accessories. Some restrictions may apply.

Open Sew Thursday at Nebraska Quilt Company is a sew day in the Classroom studio where participants bring their own projects. Space, irons, and cutting mats are provided. Guests are welcome to bring quilting friends to help grow community and build friendships.

Returning with a refreshed format, the 4th Annual Boo! Bazaar brings a series of Vintage Halloween night markets to Elkhorn Shores where artists, makers, collectors, and Halloween enthusiasts gather to celebrate the season. A curated marketplace features original art, handmade goods, vintage and antique finds, Halloween collectibles, autumn and seasonal decor, apothecary items and metaphysical wares, books and curiosities, artisan crafts, boutique pieces, and sweet treats. Each evening offers a full experience with shopping alongside the Blood Rush Haunted Attraction, Halloween movie nights at Elkhorn Shores, and food options for a festive close outdoors. Many returning Boo! Bazaar vendors are set to showcase new and signature creations, honoring the tradition of vintage Halloween in a lively night market setting.

ReCaptured makes its first appearance at Junkstock in Waterloo with a performance centered on the greatest hits of Journey. A beautiful fall evening provides the backdrop for this debut show.

This community sewing day centers on Quilts of Valor and takes place at Nebraska Quilt Company. Participants sew together in a collaborative setting.

Advance your quilting practice with the Second Semester of Tucker University’s Sophomore Year in the School of Design. This six-class series is designed for quilters who want to grow their skills, sharpen accuracy, and find fresh, creative ways to use the tools they already know well.

Designed for both new and long-time Brother sewing machine owners, this class at Nebraska Quilt Company helps participants get the most from their machines. It begins with essentials such as cleaning and maintenance, moving around the machine, and practical stitches and techniques. The focus then shifts to decorative sewing, including machine applique, creative effects with a twin needle, and cross stitches, plus stabilizer basics to support more creative results. The class wraps up with machine quilting, how to work with invisible thread to achieve a hand-quilted look, and creating custom labels using built-in alphabets. Embroidery is not included. Attendees receive a $20 in-store credit and 20% off Brother branded accessories, with some restrictions.

Open sew day takes place in the studio classroom every Thursday, offering a relaxed place to focus on your own project. Attendees bring something to work on, while space, irons, and cutting mats are provided. Quilting friends are welcome to sew together, strengthen connections, and grow the community.

Enjoy an appearance by MK2 featuring Brian Holland at The Door Sports Bar & Grill.

This hands-on sewing class focuses on making a versatile travel tote with thoughtful organization. With more than a dozen pockets, the bag keeps essentials neatly arranged. The finished tote measures approximately 13 inches high by 16 inches wide, expands to about 22 inches across the top, and is 6.5 inches deep. Designed to work as a carry-on or a reliable bag for the car, it offers practical space and structure. Instruction covers the project from start to finish, and most participants complete their tote by the end of class. A lunch break is included. Bring your own meal and use the available fridge or microwave, or visit nearby downtown restaurants.

FurEver Home Inc. hosts a convenient drive-through event offering nail trims and microchipping for pets. Pull up in your car and a volunteer will meet you at your vehicle to assist with your pet. Services are priced at $15 for nail trims and $30 for microchipping. Exact cash is preferred, and debit or credit cards can be handled at your car. Dogs, cats, and other pets are welcome. Keep dogs on leashes, and have cats and other pets in secure carriers. Bring your punch card to collect stamps, and after nine punches the tenth service is free.

Hosted at A View West Shores, the Vision Beyond Sight 2026 Gala honors two national milestones, 25 years since 9/11 and the nation’s 250th anniversary, while highlighting courage, perseverance, and unity. The program also underscores ongoing support for people living with vision loss today and the impact that caring communities can have. A veteran whose life was profoundly affected by the events of September 11, 2001 will share personal reflections, offering a reminder that in difficult times hope is strengthened by those at our side and the communities that support us.

Learn how to work with longarm rulers while practicing safe techniques to plan, stitch, and finish beautiful quilts. Materials are included, and all stitching takes place on longarm quilting machines in the Education Studio. Participants can experiment with a variety of rulers to determine whether ruler-guided quilting fits their style. This hands-on class is held at Nebraska Quilt Company.

This milestone gala marks ten years of honoring leaders who advance the Foundation’s mission to cure IBD and improve the lives of people living with Crohn’s disease and ulcerative colitis. Annual leadership awards recognize exceptional contributions from community, volunteer, and medical champions, celebrating both individuals and companies whose dedication has helped drive meaningful progress.

Enjoy a lively night out with beverages and plenty of time on the dance floor. The emphasis is on fun, movement, and a social atmosphere with friends. Arrive ready to mingle, sip your favorite drinks, and dance the night away.

This event offers a dedicated day of sewing focused on Quilts of Valor quilts.

Explore Pro-Stitcher, the intuitive computer guided quilting system made for Handi Quilter longarm machines. Held at Nebraska Quilt Company, this session introduces essential features and then expands into additional capabilities, using a clear step by step approach that makes operation straightforward and enjoyable. The program showcases how the software can produce precise, elegant quilting. It suits quilters finishing personal projects as well as those considering a quilting business, and is designed for new users who want more than the basics.

This workshop at Nebraska Quilt Company focuses on building a personal catalog of go-to quilting designs. Participants identify shapes they already enjoy quilting, learn methods for creating smooth pathways that connect motifs, and explore thread options that help background fills stand out. The session emphasizes practical approaches that support confidence, flow, and texture in quilting.

Settle in for a relaxed sew day in the Classroom studio and work on a project of your choice. The space offers irons and cutting mats for shared use. Bringing quilting friends is common, helping build connections and a welcoming community.

Explore how a longarm can do far more than finish quilt tops. Learn ways to adapt techniques typically done on a standard sewing machine so they can be completed on a longarm. Pick up clever shortcuts and ideas for quick, simple projects, and head home with a refreshed perspective on what your longarm can accomplish.

This upbeat, hands-on class helps participants rekindle their sew-jo by guiding them through a compact project on a longarm. Along the way, explore the many ways these machines can be used and enjoy dedicated time to experiment with QUILTING CUDDLE.

Longarm Speed Dating at Nebraska Quilt Company offers a series of short classes led by a national educator for anyone considering a longarm purchase. These quick sessions showcase the education options available and let you sample multiple offerings in one setting. It is an opportunity to explore, compare, and pinpoint what you like or love.

Continue your quilting journey with the Second Semester of Tucker University’s Sophomore Year, School of Design. This six-class series is designed for quilters who want to strengthen core skills, increase accuracy, and find fresh ways to make the most of the tools they already know. Hosted at Nebraska Quilt Company.

Learn to get more from your Baby Lock embroidery machine in an owners class at Nebraska Quilt Company. The class covers essential skills including machine fundamentals, loading a design, choosing stabilizers, proper hooping, and an overview of embroidery types to help you use your machine to its full potential. The day concludes with a small project that puts your new knowledge to work so you can leave with added confidence. Attendees receive a $20 in-store credit and 25% off branded accessories, with some restrictions.

Spend a Thursday sew day in the Classroom studio working on your own project. Attendees bring something to sew, while the studio provides space, irons, and cutting mats to make setup easy. Come with quilting friends to enjoy a welcoming environment that encourages community and new friendships.

At Nebraska Quilt Company, a Stripology Shop Partner, this hands-on class centers on the Two Timer quilt and includes instructional videos with behind-the-scenes tips and tricks from Gudrun Erla of GE Designs. Participants work through the project and finish the class with two projects. The experience is open to all skill levels, with extra support for beginners and those new to Stripology rulers.

MK2 featuring Brian Holland will make an appearance at Osteria Kayla Restaurant. This event offers an opportunity to see the act in person at the restaurant.

This long-running holiday walk returns for its 32nd year as downtown businesses offer specials, promotions, and treats throughout the day. Enjoy family-friendly attractions like a petting zoo, horse drawn carriages, and a festive tree lighting ceremony. Children can write a letter to Santa, then come back later for a photo with him.

Spend a relaxed sew day in the Classroom studio. Bring a project of your own and make use of the provided workspace, irons, and cutting mats. Invite quilting friends to stitch alongside you, build connections, and support a growing creative community every Thursday.

New to your Handi Quilter Longarm Machine? This beginner-focused class at Nebraska Quilt Company walks through fundamental setup and operation. It covers loading the frame, threading, adjusting tension, starting and securing stitches, and using key features for smooth quilting. Participants receive a $20 store credit and 20% off Handi Quilter branded accessories, with some restrictions.