Today's Magazine for Artful Living
Symphony at Light Speed–300 Years of Music in an AfternoonOctober 13, 4:30pmThe wide range of the classical universe will be on display at the Symphony’s season premiere: From Bach’s Brandenburg Concerto No. 4 to the 21st century Selište (Deserted Village) by Serbian composer Isidora Žebeljan. Works by Edvard Grieg and Gerald Finzi round out the program.Federal Way SymphonyPerforming […]
what if June 29 – October 13 A new exhibition titled what if explores how Black artists remain curious and authentic to self beyond expectations. The exhibit is part of The Current, An Artist Award, on display concurrently. lt feature works from artists Kristina Batiste, Le’Ecia Farmer, and Cristina Martinez, in mediums ranging from ceramics and textiles […]
Tacoma Farmers Markets On Broadway: Thursdays, May 2 – October 31 10am – 2pm (no market July 4), 9th & Broadway Eastside at Stewart Park: Fridays, June 7 – August 30 (no market July 5), 3 – 6pm, 5715 Reginald Gutierrez Lane Sundays: June 2 – August 25, 10am – 3pm – Location TBD tacomafarmersmarkets.com
s Now– January 2025 Dale Chihuly’s boundless artistic vision has elevated the Pacific Northwest to an internationally acclaimed center for glassmaking. A native of Tacoma, Chihuly was one of the first Studio Glass artists to travel to the island of Murano, Italy to observe the secretive processes of Venetian glass factories. Spotlight on Chihuly celebrates […]
Grand Kyiv Ballet: Don QuixoteOctober 16, 7pmEnchanting ballet filled with fiery Spanish temperament, and spectacular and technically difficult choreography. Where artists perform the most difficult tricks with ease, grace, and a smile, including the audience’s favorite 32 fouet, Ludwig Minkus created music that magically sets the audience exclusively in a high mood and positive emotions.Federal […]
Family Concert with Guest Conductor Sunny Xia November 17, 3pm Washington Center for the Performing Arts 512 Washington St SE, Olympia 360.753.0074 | olympiasymphony.org
t October 17, 3pm-8pm Washington State History Museum 1911 Pacific Avenue Tacoma Join us at the Washington State History Museum to celebrate Filipino American History Month. In Filipino, the word “laban” means “to fight.” This community event will explore the Filipino fighting spirit and its contributions to American history. It will feature community organizations, vendors, […]
Third Thursday Free Art Walk Enjoy downtown Tacoma’s vibrant museum district with late, free admission. Check websites for hours and exhibit information. Washington State History Museum, Tacoma | washingtonhistory.org Museum of Glass, Tacoma | mog.org Tacoma Art Museum | tam.org Foss Waterway Seaport | fosswaterwayseaport.org
What the Constitution Means to Me October 18 – November 3 Performed in conjunction with local High School debate teams. Heidi Schreck’s boundary-breaking play breathes new life into our Constitution and imagines how it will shape the next generation of Americans. Fifteen-year-old Heidi earned her college tuition by winning Constitutional debate competitions across the United […]
The Mousetrap October 18 – November 3 Tacoma Little Theatre 210 N I St, Tacoma 253.272.2281 | tacomalittletheatre.com
The Mousetrap October 18 – November 3 Tacoma Little Theatre 210 N I St, Tacoma 253.272.2281 | tacomalittletheatre.com
Cultural Crossroads October 19, 7:30pm Sarah Ioannides, conductor Terrence Wilson piano George Gershwin Piano Concerto in F Ottorino Respighi Fountains of Rome Alberto Ginastera Four Dances from Estancia A captivating evening filled with a lively blend of American jazz influences, South American rhythms, and vivid orchestral storytelling. Tacoma Symphony Pantages Theater 901 Broadway, Tacoma symphonytacoma.org
