The Titanic Remembered Presentation by Historian Peter Cook and Author Cathy LamentMay 2 & 3, 6pmCook’s presentation will answer key questions like “did Titanic ignore iceberg warnings, “why didn’t it see the huge iceberg sooner”, “what about the watertight doors”, “was there a ghost ship nearby” and more.Lamet will take you on a deep dive down […]

Annual Career Day at South Puget Sound Community CollegeMay 3, 10am – 2pmCareer Day brings together a variety of local employers to share career and internship opportunities, recruit employees, and share information about their businesses. This event is free and open to the community.South Puget Sound Community College Health & Wellness Center, Bldg. 312011 Mottman […]

Tooth Fairy Fly InMay 3, 8am – 3pmLumi, our Light Dental Studios Tooth Fairy, will be flying to an office near you!Kiddos who are scheduled for a cleaning and exam will get the chance to meet our real-life Tooth Fairy. There will be music, balloons, prizes and more!There is limited space, these appointments are on […]

Pierce County Outlook Luncheon and ExpoMay 4, 10:30am – 1:30pmThe Pierce County Outlook Luncheon and Expo will convene regional leaders to share insights for businesses on Pierce County’s current commercial and cultural climate.Washington State Fair & Events Center110 9th Ave SW, Puyallupbusiness.tacomachamber.org/events

Puyallup RV ShowMay 4 – 7Washington State Fair Events Center110 9th Ave SW, PuyallupPuyalluprvshow.com

Holly BowlingMay 5, 7:30pmPianist Holly Bowling’s 2023 tour kicks off in Federal Way.  Known for her innovative reimagining of rock songs from bands like the Grateful Dead and Nine Inch Nails, Holly Bowling leaves every audience spellbound with her own personal touch on these classics.Federal Way Performing Arts Center31510 Pete Von Reichbauer Way S, Federal […]

Mindful WalksMay 5 & First Friday of the month through November, 1 – 2pmDuring these walks, participants will be led through a series of mindfulness practices that will cultivate present-moment awareness, awe and an appreciation of plants and the natural world. The walks will be led by trained mindfulness teacher and ecologist, Sarah Low.Registration Required. […]

Bringham Young University SingersMay 5, 7:30pmConducted by Dr. Andrew CraneA captivating choral ensemble with impressive voices and a wide variety of styles, the Brigham Young University Singers perform pieces from nearly every musical genre as well as many original works written or arranged for the choir.Pantages Theare901 Broadway, Tacomatacomaartslive.org

Tacoma Arts Live Conservatory:  Youth & Young Adults Camps & ClassesMay 5 – 7Live Performance May 7, 4pmAges:  8-18Students will work with Tacoma Arts Live’s accomplished and nurturing teaching artists to produce four short plays and share their work in a public performance on the last day of the festival.Register:  tacomaartslive.org/conservatoryStudio 1901 Broadway, Tacoma

Spring Native Plant SaleMay 6, 10am – 2pmShop from a variety of native plants.Tacoma Nature Center1919 S Tyler St, Tacoma253.404.3930, tacomanaturecenter.org

Tacoma Youth Symphony 60th Anniversary Concert May 6, 7pmCelebrate TYSA 60th Anniversary with a special concert.Pantages Theater901 Broadway, Tacomatysa.org

Women of a Certain AgeMay 6, 2 & 7pmAfter putting their dreams on hold to raise families and build careers, Bev, Max, and Lulu are ready to grab life by the mic, reclaim their college dreams of being singing sensations, and compete for glory on the hit TV singing competition American Starmaker!Washington Center512 Washington St. […]