Girls Who Code is a national Club that is designed as a free after-school program for 6th-12th grade girls to join a sisterhood of supportive peers and role models from UW Tacoma. We use computer science (CS) to change the world with a mission to close the gender gap in CS. Participants have the opportunity > Continue Reading
The annual Teeny Awards Ceremony celebrates the best in our region's arts and culture according to teens. Come and help us elevate and celebrate young people's contributions to keeping our arts community healthy and strong for decades to come. Plus, there will be cupcakes! Tacoma organizations who are nominated for an award include: Broadway Center > Continue Reading
Come get your hands dirty and learn about bikes while supporting your local non-profit community bike shop! No experience needed, must be 16 yrs or older to participate. Orientation will be an information night only, just bring yourself and your eagerness to learn! Please fill out a form either online at our website www.2ndcycle.org or > Continue Reading
Our choir is opening our doors to the community for a night of connection, music, and love! Immigrants, Refugees, and second generation Americans especially welcome. There will be a live band, refreshments, music, and dancing. This is a family friendly event open to the community. The Tacoma Refugee Choir has no religious affiliation. Thank you > Continue Reading
The annual Teeny Awards Ceremony celebrates the best in our region's arts and culture according to teens. Come and help us elevate and celebrate young people's contributions to keeping our arts community healthy and strong for decades to come. Plus, there will be cupcakes! Tacoma organizations who are nominated for an award include: Broadway Center > Continue Reading
FREE and open to the public. See this special dance production crated by TUPAC, exploring the diversity of masculinity in the African American community. Presented in association with the Smithsonian Institution Traveling Exhibition Services' Men of Change: Power. Triumph. Truth. The exhibition will be open and free for all from 3:00-8:00 PM on Third Thursday, February 20.
The annual Teeny Awards Ceremony celebrates the best in our region's arts and culture according to teens. Come and help us elevate and celebrate young people's contributions to keeping our arts community healthy and strong for decades to come. Plus, there will be cupcakes! Tacoma organizations who are nominated for an award include: Broadway Center > Continue Reading
FREE and open to the public. In conjunction with UWT/SIAS Community Book Project, join us for a discussion about Esi Edugyan’s award-winning novel Washington Black and Black History Month. UWT Senior Lecturer in History Libi Sundermann, PhD, explores how the enslaved protagonist of Washington Black reflects the real-life contributions enslaved peoples made to knowledge and advances claimed by European > Continue Reading
Tacoma’s Old Town has a special sense of community that embraces strong individuals and for that, we can thank some of our earliest residents. Learn about three of them as Job Carr Cabin Museum presents Breaking Molds and Building Community - Tacoma’s Founding Mothers.
Please join us for our 9th annual Stand Up & Cheer luncheon! Each year, we gather to celebrate our Scholars and the many community members who help us guide them into and through college. Our Scholars can't wait to meet you and tell you more about our year of incredible growth!
