Alma Mater presents a multimedia exhibit including portraits of icons, anime, horror, and nature. These artworks come from The Liberation Arts Project, a Black-led collective of incarcerated artists in Washington state. 100% of artwork sales proceeds go back to the artists. This exhibit has been organized to be available to view virtually on our website, > Continue Reading
In Fall 2020, Job Carr Cabin Museum is offering socially-distanced Craft Saturdays. November 14, 11am-1pm, Puzzles and Games - Pick up a free craft kit from the museum porch on Saturday 11/14, 11am-1pm, while supplies last. First-come, first-served. Please use social distancing etiquette when you pick up your craft kit. - Children can use the > Continue Reading
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 to bring us closer together. Our new fall campaign Art is Always Open will spread awareness about the myriad of digital programs and activities available > Continue Reading
Alma Mater presents a multimedia exhibit including portraits of icons, anime, horror, and nature. These artworks come from The Liberation Arts Project, a Black-led collective of incarcerated artists in Washington state. 100% of artwork sales proceeds go back to the artists. This exhibit has been organized to be available to view virtually on our website, > Continue Reading
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 to bring us closer together. Our new fall campaign Art is Always Open will spread awareness about the myriad of digital programs and activities available > Continue Reading
Alma Mater presents a multimedia exhibit including portraits of icons, anime, horror, and nature. These artworks come from The Liberation Arts Project, a Black-led collective of incarcerated artists in Washington state. 100% of artwork sales proceeds go back to the artists. This exhibit has been organized to be available to view virtually on our website, > Continue Reading
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 to bring us closer together. Our new fall campaign Art is Always Open will spread awareness about the myriad of digital programs and activities available > Continue Reading
In Fall 2020, Job Carr Cabin Museum is offering socially-distanced Craft Saturdays. December 11, 11am-1pm, Holiday Ornament - Pick up a free craft kit from the museum porch on Saturday 11/14, 11am-1pm, while supplies last. First-come, first-served. Please use social distancing etiquette when you pick up your craft kit. - Children can use the materials > Continue Reading
Please join us as we share a conversation with artist Dionne Bonner, whose exhibit, "A Pioneering Spirit: A Fight for Liberty and Freedom," is currently on display in our Tacoma Historical Society museum. The exhibit features oil paintings and biographical information which bring to life the journey of a handful of African American pioneers who > Continue Reading
In this presentation, Tacoma music historian Kim Davenport will share stories of black musicians from Tacoma's past who left an important legacy in our city. Some made Tacoma home while others were merely guests for a time, but all added to the artistic vitality of our community while confronting the realities of discrimination. The presentation > Continue Reading