Tall Tales from Tacoma’s Old TownJune 27, 7pmFree.Join Old Town Tacoma in hearing tales of Tacoma’s first neighborhood. Presented by Tacoma Historian Michael Sullivan.A series on the 4th Thursdays.Slavonian Hall2306 N 30th St, TacomaClassical Tuesdays in Old Town, Old Town Business & Professional Association 

WACT Summer SocialJune 27, 6 – 8pmCelebrating the innovation and entrepreneurship of the Puyallup Tribe with Tribal Chairman Bill Sterud. Enjoy a dinner and conversation about the economic development initiatives of the Puyallup Tribe.  Co-sponsored by the World Affairs Council and the Asia Pacific Cultural Center.Tickets at:  wactacoma.comMuseum of Glass1801 Dock St, Tacoma

Immersive Weekends at Fort Nisqually Living History MuseumJune 28 – DoJuly 12 – 14 & 27 – 28August 2 – 4 & 16 – 18August 30 – September 1Advance Registration Required.Immerse yourself in 1855 with friends or family at Fort Nisqually. Dress in period clothing, cook outdoors, work in the garden, sew a garment, chop […]

Tacoma Ocean FestJune 28, 7 – 10pm Lantern Paddle for SpeciesJune 29, 10am – noon Waterfront Clean-upJune 29, noon – 5pm FestivalA fantastic festival full of shimmering art, stunning circus, dance, music, speakers, science and more! Connect with our ocean and each other over food and fun.Hosted by Foss Waterway Seaport, a non-profit that relies […]

MotoAmerica SuperbikesJune 28 – 3012 & under FreeEnjoy the fast-paced motorcycles race around the track and come for the day or the weekend. VIP packages available and campground open.Ridge Motorsports Park1050 W Eels Hill Rd, Sheltonticketing@ridgemp.com360.427.7223 | ridgemotorsportspark.com 

Olympia’s Pride MonthIgnite your pride and celebrate love in all its vibrant forms at our three-day LGBTQIA2S+ Festival, the annual Pride extravaganza of Olympia, WA! Get ready to immerse yourself in a whirlwind of inclusivity, acceptance, and sheer joy as we come together to honor diversity and embrace unity. From electrifying performances to thought-provoking discussions.June […]

The Taste NWJune 28 – 30Free.The Taste NW is more than just a celebration of food – it’s a melting pot of local and international cuisine, showcasing the best of what the South Sound has to offer. This event features 150+ food and marketplace vendors, five stages with live entertainment and comedy, local chef cook-off […]

Asahel Curis Collection Documentary Premiere with Cascade PBSJune 29, 5:30pmEnjoy Refreshments, artifacts and conversing prior to the screening.Free with registration. Washington State Historical Society (blackbaudhosting.com)Enjoy the premiere of the Asahel Curtis Collection documentary, a collaboration between the Washington State Historical Society and Cascade PBS. This screening offers a unique opportunity to gain insight into the […]

LeMay Motorcycle DayJune 29, 9am – 4pmMotorcycle and Vehicle Show and Shine, Seattle Cossack Stunt and Drill Team Performance and Puget Sound Trailers are a few of the activities happening at the end of the month! Come spend the day with us to enjoy the show and museum.LeMay Collection at Marymount325 152nd St E, TacomaMarymount […]

Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow PartyJune 29 & 30, 1pmFans of all ages will experience the thrill of watching their favorite Hot Wheels Monster Trucks in the dark.The Glow Party production features spectacular lasers, dance parties, and Hot Wheels toy giveaways. Fans can also witness a special appearance from a transforming robot, plus the […]

2024 Gig Harbor Garden Tour – a tour for literacyJune 29, 10am – 5pm, June 30, 11am – 3pmThe Gig Harbor Garden Tour is a self-guided tour of 6 gardens in the Greater Gig Harbor Area. Each garden has a unique story to tell that reflects the gardener’s heart and style. The variety, artistry, design. […]

The Treaty of Medicine CreekFebruary 10 – July 8From February 10 to July 8, 2024, the History Museum will display the original, hand-written Article III of the 1854 Medicine Creek Treaty that guaranteed fishing rights to Tribal Treaty signers.This historic document, on loan from the National Archives and Records Administration, remains a powerful reminder of […]