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April 2020
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Girls Who Code – RAIN Incubator
Girls Who Code is a national Club that is designed as a free after-school program for 6th-12th grade girls to join a sisterhood of supportive peers and role models from UW Tacoma. We use computer science (CS) to change the world with a mission to close the gender gap in CS. Participants have the opportunity to learn Scratch, Python, and Java. Who Girls 6-12th grade that want to have fun practicing all levels of programming When Tuesdays 3:30-5pm Where RAIN…
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3rd Thursday Art & Wine Night
The lobby of Hotel Murano comes alive with local artists and their creations! To include artists from Creative Forces as well as visiting artists! And the lobby bar has half price wine............what could be better than local art, local artists and wine!?
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Saturday Family Support
Support for local families burdened by school closures. -Low prep food for the weekend. -Resources and supplies for kids staying home alone or families considering allowing a child to stay home alone. If you would like to donate supplies or time for Saturday school outreach, please follow this event and sound off here! You can also email Walmart gift cards to: TMACfamilyoutreach@gmail.com
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Mahler’s Epic Titan
Smetana: Vltava “The Moldau” David Ludwig: Violin Concerto Mahler: Symphony No. 1 “Titan” Guest artist: Bella Hristova, violin The works that make up this concert share influences from Bohemia. Smetana’s “The Moldau” is one of seven symphonic poems that pay tribute to the famous Eastern European river. David Ludwig wrote his Violin Concerto for his wife, Bulgarian native and violinist Bella Hristova, who is the featured artist. Mahler’s “Titan” integrates Austro-German folk melodies into this epic symphony.
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Meet & Greet
Goodwill has over 26 free vocational training programs and services! Come in to a Meet & Greet and learn about all of our programs and services. This event takes place every 2nd and 4th Thursday at 1pm and is followed by an orientation for Computer Skills, Culinary and Barista orientations. You will meet several staff members and learn about the impact that Goodwill training programs continues to have on our community and ways in which they can help you. No…
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Climate Change And Farmland: Building A Resilient Future For Washington
Some statistics suggest that a quarter of global greenhouse emissions come from agriculture. But what does climate change mean for farmers here in Washington? To celebrate the 50th anniversary of Earth Day, PCC Farmland Trust presents national bestselling authors and mother-daughter duo Frances Moore Lappé and Anna Lappé, who bring a multi-generational perspective on the environment, the climate crisis, and our food system. Frances and Anna are joined by a panel of local farmers who offer insight on building a…
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Boombaballa 2020
Boombaballa 2020: A party to support 20 years of Catherine Place! Sunday, April 26th 2020 3pm-5:30pm Eastside Community Center Social Hall Featuring - Keynote speakers: Sr. Peg Murphy and Sr. Joyce Roach - Good food and fine people - A delicious dessert auction - Fabulous gift basket drawings - And more...
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Gig Harbor Film Festival Monthly Movie Night
Join the Gig Harbor Film Festival family of film-lovers on the last Wednesday of every month for some independent film enjoyment.
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Great Peninsula Conservancy – Spring Dinner
Join Great Peninsula Conservancy on April 30th, 2020 from 6-9pm at the historic Kiana Lodge to celebrate 20 years of conservation in our region of Puget Sound! RSVP by April 16th Online ticket sales are open now
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Symposium On Our Youngest Citizens
The Children’s Museum of Tacoma convenes the Symposium to engage community members, parents, educators, and policymakers in dialogue as we explore concepts, ideas, and potential actions in the context of what we want for our youngest citizens.
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