Join Council Member Keith Blocker, Metro Parks Executive Director Shon Sylvia and Library Director Kate Larsen to hear about new library services for the Hilltop area. Come provide input on > Continue Reading
An ages 21+ program. This is your chance to learn about Washington State history through tasting sweets, paired with craft beers and wines! Try dessert delicacies while learning from confectioners > Continue Reading
The 6th annual Destiny City Film Festival will celebrate the best cinematic storytelling from the Pacific Northwest and beyond! The 3-day festival will feature high-quality film programming for film fans > 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 > Continue Reading
Looking for something to do on those cold winter nights? Hilltop Artists presents Winter Warmers, a series of evenings where renowned artists provide inspiring demonstrations, with the assistance of our > Continue Reading
Groups of wear blue runners who meet regularly to run in honor of the service and sacrifice of the American military. Runners join together in a circle of remembrance, call > Continue Reading
An Asia Pacific Festival that features a different Asia Pacific country annually. It is located at the Tacoma Dome Exhibition Hall. It showcases the featured nation plus all other 46 > 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 > Continue Reading
Rebuilding Together South Sound’s annual dinner auction is in its 11th year. This year’s theme is, “No Place Like Home in the Pacific Northwest”, celebrating the greatness of the Pacific > Continue Reading
An homage to native traditions. Fire-Mountain, originally commissioned and performed by Symphony Tacoma in 2017, paints a musical portrait of Mount Rainier’s melting glaciers by Puyallup native Daniel Ott. Grammy-winning > Continue Reading
