Join Tacoma Tree foundation for Caminemos Juntos a day of community and movement, Saturday, September 23, 2023 from 11:00 AM -2:00 PM. We will gather in Wapato Park for a 5K run and/or mindfulness walk with guides Sarah Low and Claudia Linares-Ruthruff. Acompáñenos este sábado a disfrutar en comunidad y en movimiento. Nos reuniremos en > Continue Reading
You are invited to the Asia Pacific Cultural Center 7th Annual Korean ChuSeok Festival at Asia Pacific Cultural Center September 23, 2023 from 11-4pm. ChuSeok means “autumn eve” in Korean, and is a traditional harvest festival celebrated worldwide immersing you in the Korean culture. APCC’s ChuSeok Korean Festival includes a fun-filled day of Samulnori drum > Continue Reading
Join Tacoma Tree Foundation and the Green Tacoma Partnership for the Hops for Treetops downtown tree walk & pub crawl, September 23, 2023 from 2-4:30. Hops for Treetops combines a love of trees with a love for Tacoma's homegrown ales, pilsners and lagers. Led by local arborists, the event will focus on some special downtown > Continue Reading
Pierce County and Tacoma Library invites participants to a Poetry in the Park Walk , September 23rd from 5-6pm. Poetry in the Park is a guided walk connecting people to nature by engaging our senses with the environment around us. Join as we enjoy reading nature-themed poetry signs as we stroll through Snake Lake Park and > Continue Reading
Washington State Historical Society presents the second annual Henry R. Fenbert Challenging History Lecture. Historian Monica De La Torre will discuss her first book, Feminista Frequencies: Community Building through Radio in the Yakima Valley. De La Torre's book tracks the emergence of Chicano community radio in rural farmworker communities in the 1970s. Her presentation will > Continue Reading
Tacoma Little Theatre invites you to come laugh harder than you’ve ever laughed before at the performance of The Play That Goes Wrong, September 8-24, 2023 Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm. (Sundays at 2:00pm) Welcome to opening night of the Cornley Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, where things are quickly going > Continue Reading
Food is Free believes that everyone should have access to fresh produce, regardless of income, and they invite you to FIG Share Day September 24th from 12-3pm at People's Park. At our FIG Share Days we share produce that we’ve grown in our FIG Gardens, but we also collect donations from community gardens and backyard home gardeners > Continue Reading
Key Peninsula Community Services invites you to join for Gentle Tai Chi Tuesday and Thursday from 9:45-10:45. Gentle Tai Chi teaches movements that focus on strength, flexibility and balance in a fall prevention program for older adults. Please call KPCS at 253-884-4440 for information on this free program.
Branch Out is coming up on November 4! Branch Out is one of our biggest tree giveaways! We believe that everyone deserves tree-lined streets! Each Branch Out tree that is planted helps Tacoma communities grow healthier, happier, and grittier in the face of pollution and extreme weather. Help us find fir-ever homes for our free > Continue Reading
Pierce County and Tacoma Library invite participants to a Poetry in the Park Walk , September 27th from 11-12pm. Poetry in the Park is a guided walk connecting people to nature by engaging our senses with the environment around us. Join as we enjoy reading nature-themed poetry signs as we stroll through Fort Steilacoom Park's > Continue Reading
