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.
Salishan Association and Tacoma Housing invite you to National Night Out Salishan Summer Festival, their annual community celebration! Come enjoy a good time outdoors, Tuesday, August 1st, 2023 from 4-7pm, at the Family Investment Center. Connect with neighbors and the people who work to make our community safer. Event includes FREE community dinner, icy treats, > Continue Reading
This year, Hilltop Artists partners with the Imagine Justice Project to bring you the Hilltop Artists’ annual block party! Glass demos in the Hilltop Heritage hot shop, a free snack, music, hands on arts and crafts, exciting booths and activities from our collaborators in youth-serving organizations. Roster to be announced so stay tuned to our > Continue Reading
Join Emergency Food Network (EFN) on Wednesday evenings for beer/cider, pizza, and friends. (21+ event) Help us with the important task of weeding our Mother Earth Farm so that we grow and provide the freshest, most nutritious produce for our food pantry partners!
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.
Uptown Gig Harbor is where the good vibes are this summer! Grab your lawn chair and come enjoy free live music during the annual Summer Concert Series at the Uptown Pavilion. Visit event website to see who is performing and plan your adventure!
The 53rd annual Eatonville Lions Club Arts & Music Festival offers artisans from across the country and crafts, food, a beer garden, and live entertainment for the whole family in the scenic foothills of Mt. Rainier. Festival will be held at Glacier Park August 4th, 5th and 6th. Volunteers are needed for festival success. To > Continue Reading
Come to Lakewold Gardens on August 5th from 7-8:30 for Shakespeare in the Garden. This abridged version of Shakespeare’s A Midsummer Night’s Dream is adapted by PLU Professor Tom Smith and directed by John Serembe. The production will feature actors playing multiple roles and youth fairy dancers, accompanied by a live piano adaptation of selections > Continue Reading
The 53rd annual Eatonville Lions Club Arts & Music Festival offers artisans from across the country and crafts, food, a beer garden, and live entertainment for the whole family in the scenic foothills of Mt. Rainier. Festival will be held at Glacier Park August 4th, 5th and 6th. Volunteers are needed for festival success. To > Continue Reading
Boys & Girls Club of South Puget Sound invites all local families with school-aged children to come to Eastside Community Center Saturday, August 5th between 11:00AM - 2:00PM for our family resource fair: ALL.IN. Pacific Northwest. We will provide family support resources and giveaways including food, beverages and back-to-school supplies, including backpacks, while supplies last. > Continue Reading
Join APCC for a fun and tasty culinary journey into cooking with traditional foods from Okinawa, Japan! Participants are also taste testers when you join us in-person. Each series led by our amazing presenters will take you through the steps in perfecting your dish, which you can make for your family and friends. You can > Continue Reading
A colorful night is coming! Join us in celebrating Tacoma Art Museum’s new exhibition welcoming renowned artist, Camille Patha, back to the Museum to showcase her latest body of work in Camille Patha: Passion Pleasure Power. The night will be full of visual splendor, including an exclusive viewing of Camille In Color and a chance to hear > Continue Reading
The 53rd annual Eatonville Lions Club Arts & Music Festival offers artisans from across the country and crafts, food, a beer garden, and live entertainment for the whole family in the scenic foothills of Mt. Rainier. Festival will be held at Glacier Park August 4th, 5th and 6th. Volunteers are needed for festival success. To > Continue Reading
Tacoma Puzzle Hunt is inviting you to experience the newest puzzle hunt event in the PNW August 6th from 12-4:30pm. The hunt combines a scavenger hunt with interactive puzzles and brainteasers that use problem solving and team building to bring people together in an exciting competition - similar to an outdoor escape room. Race other > 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.
Come to Sunrise Village in Puyallup August 8 from 6-8 pm to enjoy free live music by Saltwater Sky at summer concert nights in the plaza near Trapper's Sushi. Saltwater Sky plays country, blues, & rock. Grab a bite from one of our restaurants and have a family picnic on the lawn or find a > Continue Reading
Tacoma Tree Foundation invites you to join Sarah Low and Alejandro Fernández August 8th at 6PM, for an evening stroll focused on living in the present moment with trees. We will be meeting at South Shirley Street Parking lot just off of South 19th. Register through our calendar: tacomatreefoundation.org/calendar. Acompañe a Sarah Low y a > Continue Reading
Join Emergency Food Network (EFN) on Wednesday evenings for beer/cider, pizza, and friends. (21+ event) Help us with the important task of weeding our Mother Earth Farm so that we grow and provide the freshest, most nutritious produce for our food pantry partners!
Join Spanaway Lutheran Church for one last hurrah before school starts at the Back2School Summer Palooza, August 12th from 12-3pm. Enjoy games, crafts, coloring contest, raffle, food, and more! We will be giving out free bike helmets, backpacks, and school supplies while they last! Event is brought to you in partnership with Casa de Gracia, > 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.
Pierce County Fair is Graham's annual celebration of rural life, agriculture, and good ol’ family values nestled among the giant firs and green grass of beautiful Frontier Park. Come join in the fun between August 10-13th, open at 10am daily, as we showcase the skills and talents of our diverse community through education and experiences. Purchase > Continue Reading
Pierce County Fair is Graham's annual celebration of rural life, agriculture, and good ol’ family values nestled among the giant firs and green grass of beautiful Frontier Park. Come join in the fun between August 10-13th, open at 10am daily, as we showcase the skills and talents of our diverse community through education and experiences. Purchase > Continue Reading
Turning Pointe has a very exciting announcement to make. This year on August 12th, we will host a first-ever community run- The 5k Resilience Run/Walk benefitting Turning Pointe and to bring awareness to domestic and sexual abuse. Registration for run/walk starts at 7:15AM. There will be a speaker at 8AM, right before the race starts. > Continue Reading
IN THE SPIRIT Arts Market and Northwest Native Festival, hosted collaboratively by the Washington State History Museum, Tacoma Art Museum, and Museum of Glass. Enjoy shopping among and talking with artist vendors, listening to Native music, watching dynamic cultural dance, making art, exploring exhibitions and more. For festival-related questions, contact Michael King, Education > Continue Reading
Pierce County Fair is Graham's annual celebration of rural life, agriculture, and good ol’ family values nestled among the giant firs and green grass of beautiful Frontier Park. Come join in the fun between August 10-13th, open at 10am daily, as we showcase the skills and talents of our diverse community through education and experiences. Purchase > 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 August 13th 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 > Continue Reading
A colorful night is coming! Join us in celebrating Tacoma Art Museum’s new exhibition welcoming renowned artist, Camille Patha, back to the Museum to showcase her latest body of work in Camille Patha: Passion Pleasure Power. The night will be full of visual splendor, including an exclusive viewing of Camille In Color and a chance to hear > Continue Reading
Pierce County Fair is Graham's annual celebration of rural life, agriculture, and good ol’ family values nestled among the giant firs and green grass of beautiful Frontier Park. Come join in the fun between August 10-13th, open at 10am daily, as we showcase the skills and talents of our diverse community through education and experiences. Purchase > 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.
Come to Sunrise Village in Puyallup August 15th from 6-8pm to enjoy free live music by T - Town Aces at summer concert nights in the plaza near Trapper's Sushi. T-Town Aces boast a blues pedigree that is second to none in the Seattle/Tacoma area. Each of these gentlemen have been on the blues > 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 August 16th from 6-7pm at Stewart Heights 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 > Continue Reading
Join Emergency Food Network (EFN) on Wednesday evenings for beer/cider, pizza, and friends. (21+ event) Help us with the important task of weeding our Mother Earth Farm so that we grow and provide the freshest, most nutritious produce for our food pantry partners!
Join Work Force for Hire Pierce County, a virtual job fair featuring employers throughout Pierce County looking to fill open positions, August 17th 9-12pm. Job opportunities range from healthcare to manufacturing and everything in between. Chat live with representatives from local businesses in healthcare, transportation, retail, manufacturing, and more. You don’t want to miss this > 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.
Join Pierce College Foundation for the 30th annual Pierce College Golf Scramble August 17th with a 10am tee off! College and community members come together for a day of fun. All proceeds raised go towards student scholarships. To date, the event has raised more than $1.3 million for scholarships that provide the resources necessary for > Continue Reading
Join Tacoma Historical Society Movie Night at the Museum as we celebrate the 150th Northern Pacific Commemoration! Come enjoy a snack and special showing of 1982's "The Grey Fox" starring Richard Farnsworth. Based on the true story of Canada's first train robbery, "an aging but gentlemanly stagecoach robber is released from prison and decides to > Continue Reading
A colorful night is coming! Join us in celebrating Tacoma Art Museum’s new exhibition welcoming renowned artist, Camille Patha, back to the Museum to showcase her latest body of work in Camille Patha: Passion Pleasure Power. The night will be full of visual splendor, including an exclusive viewing of Camille In Color and a chance to hear > 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 August 20th from 12-3pm at Wapato Hills 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 > Continue Reading
Everyone is welcome to Green Drinks! Gig Harbor Land Conservation Fund hosts a casual get-together, Green Drinks, for people interested in the environment, conservation, etc. Event is held monthly-ish around the Gig Harbor, Key Peninsula and Fox Island area. This month, in addition to meeting friends and new people, you'll hear a short talk from > 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.
Tacoma Tree Foundation invites you to a talk about trees with Sarah Low August 23rd at 12pm in Thompson Hall, Rm. 193 at University of Puget Sound as well as online. Every tree has a story to tell about how it comes to be in a given spot, and many of the stories are as > Continue Reading
Community members are invited to join Tacoma Pro Bono at host site, Tacoma Urban League, Wednesdays from 1-3pm June 28th, July 19th, & Aug 23rd. The pop-up clinic will provide assistance with legal questions, guidance, and valuable resources. If you have an event coming up and you want to be featured please click "add event" > 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 August 23rd from 6-7:30pm at Star Center. 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.
Tacoma Tree Foundation invites you to bring your kids to the Nature Explorers Walk through McKinley Park, Thursday August 24th from 1:30-2:30. Did you know McKinley Park is on a wetland? Join Sarah Low for a fun walk through McKinley Park where we'll be thinking about trees, water, and how they make our lives beautiful > Continue Reading
Make your way to Lincoln District on the last Friday of each month during summer 2023! We're closing down the heart of Lincoln District and filling the district with food trucks, music, performers, a michelada/beer garden, and a pop-up marketplace for shopping. Enjoy following the food walk map and taste your way through the district > Continue Reading
Join Downtown On the Go (DOTG), 2nd Cycle, and Alchemy Skateboarding for the second annual free Hilltop Family Bike Day on Saturday, August 26th from 11am-1pm! The casual ride will be led by DOTG and 2nd Cycle staff and volunteers and will highlight parks and other landmarks in the neighborhood. The ride is a great > Continue Reading
Hilltop Business Association invites everyone to join them for The Hilltop Street Fair, Tacoma's largest street fair, Saturday August 26 from 11:00am to 7:00pm. In its ninth year, this event celebrates summer with food trucks, beer gardens, vendor booths, live entertainment stages, activities for kids, local community non-profit organizations, and much, much, more. The Hilltop Street > Continue Reading
The New Generation 2.0 invites you to come out to meet and support all of the amazing black owned small businesses of Puget Sound July 8, July 22, and August 26th, 2023 from 11-6. Come out and support our local artist as they express their creativity and share their vision. Save room to eat because > Continue Reading
A colorful night is coming! Join us in celebrating Tacoma Art Museum’s new exhibition welcoming renowned artist, Camille Patha, back to the Museum to showcase her latest body of work in Camille Patha: Passion Pleasure Power. The night will be full of visual splendor, including an exclusive viewing of Camille In Color and a chance to hear > 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 August 27th from 12-3pm at People's Park. At our FIG Share Days we share produce that we’ve grown in our Food Independance Gardens(FIG), but we also collect donations from community gardens and backyard home > Continue Reading
PCAF invites you to UNWIND: Celebrate Life in a Red Dress, our signature fundraising event and community party at Alma, August 27th rom 2-6pm! Red Dress Parties are a tradition started during the height of the HIV epidemic - everyone, regardless of gender, wears a red dress to celebrate and support the lives of > 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.
If you've lived a life, you have stories to share. Join The Mustard Seed Project Tuesday, August 29th, 2pm-4pm, for an afternoon of connecting with others, sharing stories, and introductory exercises for biography work. Participants will be guided with fun prompts and exercises that help to trigger memories and generate ideas for sharing your stories. > Continue Reading
Ever wondered what it’s like to hold a tiny ocean crab in the palm of your hand? Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium invites you to find out at Owen Beach in Tacoma’s beautiful Point Defiance Park during "Explore the Shore" August 30th from 10:15-12:15pm! Join our beach walk naturalists and stroll along the beach at > Continue Reading
Greentrike & Tacoma Creates invite you to bring the whole family together for STEAM at Moore Library August 30th from 4-5:30pm! With STEAM we explore concepts of science, technology, engineering, art, and math. Program is suitable for Baby & Preschool as well as Grades K-5.
Food is Free believes that everyone should have access to fresh produce, regardless of income, and they invite you to FIG Share Day August 30th from 6-7:30pm at Stewart Heights Park. At our FIG Share Days we share produce that we’ve grown in our Food Independance Gardens(FIG), but we also collect donations from community gardens and backyard > 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.
You are invited to the Asia Pacific Cultural Center 3rd Annual Korean ChuSeok Festival at Skansie Brothers Park September 30, 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
Pierce County and Tacoma Library invite participants to a Poetry in the Park Walk , September 1st from 10-11am. 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 Adriana Hess Wetland > Continue Reading
Visit Northwest Trek to watch the animals gobble, munch, and devour their favorite foods and catch keeper talks during the Feeding Frenzy August 2-4th, 9:30-4:00pm. What's your favorite food? For our golden eagles, it's meatballs. For our wolves, it's steak. And for our barn owl, it's mice. Why do we do natural prey? It's great > Continue Reading
Tacoma Trees Foundation invites you to join them for a neighborhood walk in McKinley Hill September 2, 2023 from 10:30-11:30am. The walk will highlight some of the wonderful and amazing characteristics of existing trees in the McKinley Neighborhood. We will also look at opportunities for planting and what sorts of trees might be considered in > Continue Reading
Join APCC for a fun and tasty culinary journey into cooking with traditional foods from Laos! Participants are also taste testers when you join us in-person. Each series led by our amazing presenters will take you through the steps in perfecting your dish, which you can make for your family and friends. You can join > Continue Reading
A colorful night is coming! Join us in celebrating Tacoma Art Museum’s new exhibition welcoming renowned artist, Camille Patha, back to the Museum to showcase her latest body of work in Camille Patha: Passion Pleasure Power. The night will be full of visual splendor, including an exclusive viewing of Camille In Color and a chance to hear > Continue Reading
Visit Northwest Trek to watch the animals gobble, munch, and devour their favorite foods and catch keeper talks during the Feeding Frenzy August 2-4th, 9:30-4:00pm. What's your favorite food? For our golden eagles, it's meatballs. For our wolves, it's steak. And for our barn owl, it's mice. Why do we do natural prey? It's great > 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 3rd, from 12-3:00pm at Wapato Hills Park. At our FIG Share Days we share produce that we’ve grown in our Food Independence Gardens(FIG), but we also collect donations from community gardens and backyard > Continue Reading