Tickets cost $45.00 and should be purchase in increments of $45.00. For example, the total for 1 ticket would be $45.00, the total for 2 tickets would be $90.00, the total for 3 tickets would be $135.00, and so on. Since we are near capacity you must call for ticket availability. 253-581-8687.
Fighting for Dreams that Matter: Honoring Tacoma's Civil Rights Pioneers UPS Memorial Fieldhouse
Save the Date For more information email event@kwacares.org or call 253-538-8369
The community is invited to attend a free screening of the newly released film Wasted! The Story of Food Waste. The 90 minute film will begin at 6:30pm and will be followed by a brief discussion highlighting local community groups working to create a more resilient and sustainable food system. Refreshments provided. This event is > Continue Reading
Jeff first traveled to Russia in 2010 with a fellow Saint Martin's professor and a group of students before returning in 2013 as a Fulbright Scholar. He lived and taught at Petrozavodsk State University (an overnight train ride northeast from St. Petersburg). He met no politicians on his travels (well, a couple of mayors), but > Continue Reading
Celebrate five new public art pieces along the Prairie Line Trail. The artwork interprets the history of this historic rail corridor. Meet behind 7 Seas Brewery, 2101 Jefferson Ave.
Together We Rise! You help support Tacoma's youth! Join us for our annual fundraiser. We are making our mark by building strong people with useful skills! Join us for a light dinner with drinks and dessert. There will be hand crafted items on auction including some of our boats!
This is not a fundraiser but please register today to reserve your seat. This community-wide event is always booked to capacity. If you would like to sit at the same table with friends, family or colleagues, you may also reserve their seats. Just remember to include their names, organization, titles, email addresses and lunch preference > Continue Reading
Presenting awards in 4 categories: Advocacy, Community Impact, Innovation, Sustainability
New exhibit honoring Tacoma's unsung heroes who have worked for social justice and civil rights. Curated by Brendan Balaam Funded by a grant from the Puyallup Tribe of Indians