Each market offers different operating hours and vendors, so please visit their websites to learn more about upcoming events and information.

• Irvington Farmers Market
• Niles Farmers Market
• Kaiser Permanente Fremont Medical Center Farmers Market

Designed by nationally acclaimed skate park designer, Wormhount, Inc., the Park features a street course and bowls, offering skaters endless opportunities to improve their skills while meeting other skateboard enthusiasts.

• Hours, dawn to dusk or until 8:00 p.m.
• Map
• Read the Skate Park rules before you go

Owned and operated by the City of Fremont, Aqua Adventure is a 3-acre waterpark located on Lake Elizabeth in Central Park. With multiple water slides, a pool, and a lazy river. It is the perfect spot to create family summer memories that will last a lifetime.

Fremont has parks for all – including our furriest of residents! Get outside and embrace the beautiful nature our City has to offer.

• Central Park
• Dog park
• Playgrounds
• Other facilities

History is all over Fremont from our historic rails to our farms, wineries, parks, and more. Learn more about our history and our historic places.

Art Galleries

Fremont is home to two art galleries that showcase various exhibitions throughout the year. Visit their webpages below to learn more about their operations and offerings.

• Fremont Art Association
• Olive Hyde Art Gallery

Art in Public Places

In Fremont, art hangs on more than just walls. With more than 60 public art installations located throughout the city, Fremont offers art for all to enjoy. Art beautifies the city, generates community interest, enhances the city's economic vitality and cultural vibrancy, and creates a unique identity for Fremont.

Explore all of the artwork Fremont has to offer using the City’s new Art in Public Places Story Map.

boxART!

The City’s boxART! program helps bring art to Fremont, beautify the community, and abate graffiti. Through the program, launched in 2014, Fremont's many traffic signal control boxes are transformed into compelling and creative murals. To date, the City has transformed close to 90 boxes. 

Explore Fremont’s boxART! murals using the City’s new boxART! Story Map.

Did you know that Fremont has four different museums? Plan your trip by visiting each museum’s website.

• The Museum of Local History tells the story of Southern Alameda County.
• The Mission Museum in Old Mission San José offers a detailed look into the Spanish exploration and the 1797 founding of the mission district.
• The Niles Depot Museum shares the tale of our railroads.
• The Niles Essanay Silent Film Museum and Edison Theater showcases Fremont’s history on the big screen.

Pay homage to Fremont’s roots as a performing arts hub by attending a show or performance at one of Fremont’s three performing arts centers:

• Gary Soren Smith Center for Fine and Performing Arts at Ohlone College
• StarStruck Theatre

Each website contains additional information on upcoming events and performance schedules.