Help your child to gain confidence, and strength through children’s yoga! These classes are fun, and engaging, and build a solid foundation for future yoga classes, as well as for other sports. Yoga for children not only strengthens the body, but enables children to learn to relax, reduce stress, and deal with big emotions. Mats > Continue Reading
Come join the fun while meeting new friends! This is a monthly book club for children of all ages. Our children have the opportunity to set their own goals (books have to be age appropriate), log the book(s) they have read; share a short summary of what they have read in the last month (if > Continue Reading
Bring your needles and yarn (if you have any...otherwise our great instructors will have some available)! Learn how to knit and crochet or improve your craft. All ages welcome. RSVP by sending an email to: rsvpEFNevent@gmail.com
Make Your Mark – Storm Drain Marking Day Sunday, May 20, 2:00PM to 5:00PM (weather-permitting) Did you know that water flowing from storm drains empties directly into our rivers, lakes, and Puget Sound? This water is not treated, and it carries with it pollution from the streets and cities. Help keep Tacoma's waters clean by > Continue Reading
See students from Roosevelt Elementary and First Creek Middle School’s Ballet Folklórico and World Drumming programs perform at the Northwest Folklife Festival! In a partnership between Tacoma Public Schools and the Broadway Center for the Performing Arts, young people in East Tacoma study Mexican folkloric dance and drumming traditions from around the globe. On Friday, > Continue Reading
This interactive planetarium show is specially designed for our youngest visitors aged 3-12. Explorers will start on watery Earth and embark on an adventure taking them to all 8 planets. From bouncing on Mercury to hula-hooping with Saturn they are certain to have a great journey. Cost: $6 per child. Adults free. Runs Saturdays through > Continue Reading
Help Harbor WildWatch collect meaningful data on our local beaches, estuaries and creeks to learn about, and help protect the environment. Purdy Sand Spit: Our monitoring site is about midway across the Purdy Sand Spit, near the lone madrone tree. There is public parking on West end of the spit but it's closer to park > Continue Reading
May Monthly Movie Night
Help Harbor WildWatch collect meaningful data on our local beaches, estuaries and creeks to learn about, and help protect the environment. Kopachuck State Park: Discover Pass Required. We will meet in the upper lot at 11am and then carpool down to the lower parking area (through a locked gate). If you arrive late, enjoy the > Continue Reading
A fun and meaningful event featuring silent and live auctions, dinner and live music! Our fourth annual Dinner & Auction in support of the nutritious food provided to tens of thousands of families in our community.