Tag: Tacoma Art Museum
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Night at the Museum and After Party
Tacoma Art Museum is thrilled to invite you to our first full-capacity fundraising event since 2020—Night at the Museum! This evening soiree will feature a unique, free-flowing set-up, inviting guests > Continue Reading
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Yoga Wild x TAM
Enjoy a chance to relax and escape into art with a yoga class lead by Tacoma’s own Yoga Wild. Following the hour-long class, treat yourself to our complimentary mimosa and > Continue Reading
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2021 TAM Virtual Gala
Join us for TAM’s annual gala celebrating outstanding art and community impact! In lieu of the in-person gathering, we are excited to cordially invite you to join us for a > Continue Reading
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Live Performance | Northwest Sinfonietta Attuned
Join us for the Northwest Sinfonietta’s Attuned a live concert featuring African-American composers throughout history with special dance choreography performed and created by the Tacoma Urban Performing Arts Center (T.U.P.A.C.). > Continue Reading
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Community Conversation | The Kinsey Collection and Tacoma
Join the Tacoma Art Museum for a community conversation with the Kinseys. Explore the inner workings of The Kinsey African American Art & History Collection, the connections between the exhibition > Continue Reading
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Hear from the Kinseys | Harlem Renaissance
Join the Tacoma Art Museum for an exclusive conversation with the Kinseys as they discuss the Harlem Renaissance, its place in the The Kinsey African American Art & History Collection, > Continue Reading
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Kinsey Collection Opening Block Party
Join Tacoma Art Museum as we celebrate the opening of The Kinsey African American Art & History Collection! Be among the first to see the exhibition and take part in > Continue Reading
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Art is Always Open Campaign Oct. 5 – Nov. 30
In this time of anxiety and uncertainty, the Tacoma art and cultural community believe that art and culture can help people find hope and solace as well as provide opportunities > Continue Reading
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The Legacy of Mr. Rogers In Tacoma’s Whole Child Virtual Expanded Learning
For more than 30 years Mister Rogers used his groundbreaking PBS television show to make a personal connection with millions of children. Speaking directly into the camera, he invited his viewers to join him in learning new things, playing together, and reflecting on what it means to be a good > Continue Reading
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Public Art in Tacoma: Rapid Murals
During the economic depression of the 1930s, U.S. government art projects created a wealth of public art and supported artists across the country, as explored in the exhibition Forgotten Stories: Northwest > Continue Reading