Check-in and silent auction begin at 10:30am. Luncheon program starts at 11:30am. Tickets are $25 each or $250 per table. To register/purchase tickets, visit our website hilltopartists.org, call 253.571.7670 or e-mail info@hilltopartists.org
Start Tacoma Arts Month off on the right note with a kaleidoscope of pop-up art exhibits, hands-on activities, music and dance performances, and more at this free, family friendly, community festival! Pack up the family, invite your friends and come help us celebrate! Location Asia Pacific Cultural Center 4851 South Tacoma Way
We frequently hear stories from our amazing young leaders of how one caring adult impacted their lives for the better. This is your chance to be that one caring adult and hear from our youth leaders, foster families and community supporters about how The Mockingbird society is improving foster care and ending youth homelessness.
The Repack Project this Saturday has openings in the morning and afternoon session! Volunteers will be repackaging dried, fresh or frozen bulk foods in to smaller, family-sized quantities. Once repackaged the food is ready to be distributed to the Pierce County emergency food sites that we serve. When: Saturday, October 1, 2016. Pick from our > Continue Reading
Associated Ministries 36th Annual Hunger Walk.
Downtown employers, employees, residents, and fans, will be celebrating on Oct. 14, 2016, and we invite you to join us! Our Annual Luncheon is an opportunity to honor our transportation innovators talk about transportation issues facing downtown, and support the work that Downtown On the Go does in the downtown community to promote walking, biking, > Continue Reading
The Tacoma Tool Library Presents: Halloween Costume Sewing Workshop with Roby Doherty Thursday, October 6th, 6pm—8pm Tacoma Tool Library, 1314 MLK Jr Way Learn how to make your own Halloween costume! Come with a costume idea, a drawing/picture of the idea, and any fabric materials you plan to use, and we will get you started! > Continue Reading
Please join us for an innovative networking series featuring insider tips, tricks and trade secrets from Pierce County’s nonprofit community. True tales about professional best practices will give you insights into how organizations thrive in this region.
Sue Goetz of Urban Gardening Company/The Creative Gardener will help us to understand which plants will make great hedges for our Pacific climate.
Brian Birkenstein has now worked for close to twenty years in over twenty countries in a variety of roles. In his personal travels, he has been to all fifty states, sixty-three countries and all seven continents. It’s a big world though, and he has a lot more to see and do. He has written a > Continue Reading
