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
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
Lakewold Gardens invites you to the final outdoor concert of summer September 4th from 3-6pm! Groove to the Grit City Sax Quartet whose cool sounds span from Bach and Dvořák to movie themes and pop rock. Their set will begin at 4 pm but come early to enjoy the gardens! Food and beverages and a > 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.
Food is Free believes that everyone should have access to fresh produce, regardless of income, and they invite you to FIG Share Day September 6th, from 6-7:30pm at Star Center. 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 home > 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.
Pierce County and Tacoma Library invite participants September 7, 2023 from 3-4pm to a Poetry in the Park Walk. 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 local parks and > Continue Reading
Asia Pacific Cultural Center (APCC) proudly announces the Groundbreaking Ceremony to commemorate the official beginning of construction of their new building in Tacoma, Friday, September 8th at 9:30am. Elected officials, cultural leaders, and community members will join in the celebration of this milestone – a dream fulfilled! After 27 years of renting and leasing various > Continue Reading
Tacoma Little Theatre invites you to come laugh harder than you’ve ever laughed before at the performance of The Play That Goes Wrong, September 8-24, 2023 Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm. (Sundays at 2:00pm) Welcome to opening night of the Cornley Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, where things are quickly going > Continue Reading
Does your child have a love for trucks and large vehicles? Come check out Pierce County’s Touch A Truck free family-friendly event, September 9th from 10-1pm. Where the young and young at heart love to climb, run around, sit in, and even honk the horns of trucks and large vehicles seen throughout the county. Come > Continue Reading
Join Washington State Historical Society for Family Saturdays – Story Time, September 9, 10:30-12pm. Explore how history connects us all as we read "Imagine", written by Juan Felipe Herrera and illustrated by Lauren Castillo. Herrera was the first Latino U.S. Poet Laureate (2015–17). After the reading, we’ll engage in a hands-on investigation of a related > Continue Reading
Join Tacoma Tree Foundation at King’s Books, September 9th rom 12-2:00, for a free writing and drawing workshop led by Eisner winning graphic novelist, David Lasky. How do trees, or the lack of trees, affect our daily lives? What sounds, sights, scents, and sensations are present when we walk down a street with trees compared > Continue Reading
Pierce County and Tacoma Library invite participants to a Poetry in the Park Walk , September 10th 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 Morse Wildlife Preserve > 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 10th, from 12-3:00pm at People's 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 home > Continue Reading
Tacoma Community House & The REACH Center invite you to a Welcoming Week Celebration on the Hill crafters market/Block Party, September 10, 2023, 12-4pm! The block party is a time for our neighbors and surrounding community to come together in a safe space to celebrate the diversity of a broader community via food, arts & > 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.
Food is Free believes that everyone should have access to fresh produce, regardless of income, and they invite you to FIG Share Day September 13th, from 6-7:30pm at Stewart Heights 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
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 join Joey Hulbert, a postdoctoral researcher at the WSU Puyallup Research and Extension Center, for a Maple Tree Health and Community Science Walk and Happy Hour September 14th from 5-6:30PM at Franklin Park. Joey Hulbert is a postdoctoral researcher at the WSU Puyallup Research and Extension Center who lives > Continue Reading
Tacoma Little Theatre invites you to come laugh harder than you’ve ever laughed before at the performance of The Play That Goes Wrong, September 8-24, 2023 Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm. (Sundays at 2:00pm) Welcome to opening night of the Cornley Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, where things are quickly going > Continue Reading
Join ASAPC for their 2nd Annual Community “Run, Walk, Roll” 5K to help bring awareness to Early Support for Infants and Toddlers! Come run walk or roll with ASAPC Saturday, September 16th at Bradley Lake Park, to raise the importance of early support for infants and toddlers. People of all ages and pets are welcome! > Continue Reading
Attention all small business owners and leaders in Tacoma, Keep it Local Tacoma cordially invites you to join us for Small Business Saturday, September 16, 2023 from 10-4:30pm, for a day of fostering business growth and building community. Whether you're starting or expanding your business in Tacoma, our expert consultants are here to help you > Continue Reading
Tacoma Little Theatre invites you to come laugh harder than you’ve ever laughed before at the performance of The Play That Goes Wrong, September 8-24, 2023 Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm. (Sundays at 2:00pm) Welcome to opening night of the Cornley Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, where things are quickly going > 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 17th, 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
Tacoma Little Theatre invites you to come laugh harder than you’ve ever laughed before at the performance of The Play That Goes Wrong, September 8-24, 2023*, Sundays at 2pm. (Fridays & Saturdays at 7:30pm) Welcome to opening night of the Cornley Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, where things are quickly going > Continue Reading
Pierce Conservation District invites you to come tour Stump Root Farm, a small scale vegetable and flower farm run by husband and wife team, Wiley Duchin and Elise Myhre Duchin, September 18, 2023 from 2-5pm. Wiley and Elise started their farm on a piece of raw forest land in 2016, clearing roughly 2 acres 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.
Food is Free believes that everyone should have access to fresh produce, regardless of income, and they invite you to FIG Share Day September 20th, from 6-7:30pm at Star Center. 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 home > 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 and Tacoma Library invite participants to a Poetry in the Park Walk , September 21st 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 Thelma Gilmur Park and > Continue Reading
Mountain View Community Center Family Connections invites you to our free Seeds of Change Dinner & BINGO Night September 21st . Doors open at 5pm, dinner is served at 5:30pm and all are welcome! Please register for BINGO here:https://forms.office.com/r/J3HEPNP0AX ! If you have any questions about the event visit the website or contact our Youth > Continue Reading
Join Symphony Tacoma at Narrows Marina for the "Of the Sea" gala & auction, September 22, 2023 at 6:00 pm. The gala is a celebration of the 2023-2024 season, featuring fabulous music, silent and live auctions, delectable food and wine, an opportunity to raise your paddle, and more! Jerry & Becky Yang, honorary chairs.
Tacoma Little Theatre invites you to come laugh harder than you’ve ever laughed before at the performance of The Play That Goes Wrong, September 8-24, 2023 Fridays and Saturdays at 7:30pm. (Sundays at 2:00pm) Welcome to opening night of the Cornley Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, where things are quickly going > Continue Reading
You are invited to the Asia Pacific Cultural Center 7th Annual Korean ChuSeok Festival at Asia Pacific Cultural Center September 23, 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
Join Tacoma Tree foundation for Caminemos Juntos a day of community and movement, Saturday, September 23, 2023 from 11:00 AM -2:00 PM. We will gather in Wapato Park for a 5K run and/or mindfulness walk with guides Sarah Low and Claudia Linares-Ruthruff. Acompáñenos este sábado a disfrutar en comunidad y en movimiento. Nos reuniremos en > Continue Reading
Join Tacoma Tree Foundation and the Green Tacoma Partnership for the Hops for Treetops downtown tree walk & pub crawl, September 23, 2023 from 2-4:30. Hops for Treetops combines a love of trees with a love for Tacoma's homegrown ales, pilsners and lagers. Led by local arborists, the event will focus on some special downtown > 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 24th 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 home gardeners > Continue Reading
Tacoma Little Theatre invites you to come laugh harder than you’ve ever laughed before at the performance of The Play That Goes Wrong, September 8-24, 2023*, Sundays at 2pm. (Fridays & Saturdays at 7:30pm) Welcome to opening night of the Cornley Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, where things are quickly going > 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 and Tacoma Library invite participants to a Poetry in the Park Walk , September 27th from 11-12pm. 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 Fort Steilacoom Park's > Continue Reading
Greentrike invites you to the Power of Play Lunch, an annual fundraiser supporting their programming, September 27th 11:30-1:00, The POP Lunch brings together caregivers, business leaders, elected officials, and community members who want to positively influence the lives of children and youth in Pierce County. Children and youth learn best through play; it’s a natural way > 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.
Sound Outreach invites you to the 2023 Dreams Reached Luncheon , September 28th from 11:30-1:00, where we will share about the financial empowerment work at Sound Outreach. Our Mission is to empower Pierce County residents to achieve their financial dreams through an integrated model of coaching and counseling to secure personal financial security. We are > Continue Reading
South Sound Philanthropy Summit is hosting the 11th annual event September 29, 2023 9:30-5:00pm. Invest in yourself with revitalization and learning together with the South Sound nonprofit community. The conference will provide inspiration, new ideas, valuable connections, fun and fellowship for all attendees. Tickets can be purchased here: https://www.ssphilanthropysummit.org/ We are all driven to make > Continue Reading
Pierce County and Tacoma Library invite participants to a Poetry in the Park Walk , September 29th from 1-2pm. 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 Spanaway Lake Park > Continue Reading
The Boys and Girls Club of South Puget Sound warmly invites you, September 29th, to the in-person Treasure Hunters Dinner & Auction at Admiral Theatre in Bremerton. Treasure Hunters believe all children are capable of success and are committed to searching for all the talents, skills, and intelligence in all children and youth. Enjoy an > Continue Reading
Job Carr Cabin Museum invites you to Tacoma Fiber Fling, an all-ages event showcasing fiber arts, handicrafts, and textiles, Saturday, September 30 from 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. at Tacoma’s Old Town Park, featuring Sewing, Dyes & Prints, Quilting, Embroidery, Macrame, Knitting, Weaving, Crochet, Needle Felting, and more! Meet community groups who will inspire you > Continue Reading
Port of Tacoma invites you to bring the whole family to the annual Touch-A-Truck event September 30, 2023 from 10-2pm! Meet the people who make your Port work for you! Snap a photo in front of a 42-foot-tall straddle carrier, enjoy free snacks, see a train engine up close, walk through the Port’s Centennial shipping > Continue Reading
Join APCC for a fun and tasty culinary journey into cooking with traditional foods from the Philippines! 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
Tacoma Little Theatre invites you to come laugh harder than you’ve ever laughed before at the performance of The Play That Goes Wrong, September 8-24, 2023*, Sundays at 2pm. (Fridays & Saturdays at 7:30pm) Welcome to opening night of the Cornley Drama Society’s newest production, The Murder at Haversham Manor, where things are quickly going > Continue Reading
