Concert in the Cone:  Key to ChangeNovember 16, 6 – 7pmDoors open 5:45pmPart of the Museum of Glass’s free third ThursdayJoin Museum of Glass on November 16 for a concert in the Hot Shop featuring student musicians from Key to Change alongside live glassblowing demonstrations led by the Museum of Glass Hot Shop Team and students from Hilltop […]

Seattle International Comedy CompetitionNovember 16, 7:30pmUp to 10 comedians will face-off in the semi-final round of the popular Seattle International Comedy Competition! The judges decide who moves on based off audience response. Recommended for mature audiences.Washington Center for the Performing Arts Main Stage512 Washington St SE, Olympia360.753.8585 | washingtonceneter.org

Natural Remedy: The Civilian Conservation Corps in Washington & Oregon:  Reception & Panel DiscussionNovember 16, 5:30 – 8pmFreeImmerse yourself in the new exhibition Natural Remedy: The Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) in Washington & Oregon. Learn more about the CCC and its lasting legacy. Exhibition curator Zachary Stocks will offer remarks on the development of the […]

AndelanaOctober 27 – November 19, Fri & Sat 7:30pm, Sun 2pmOn a fateful night in 1899, a ship mysteriously sunk in the Tacoma harbor. Could the rumors ofna curse on the ship be true?Tacoma maritime history meets spine-tingling ghost story! The Andelana, a 4-masted barque,nsank in the Tacoma harbor and remains at the bottom of […]

Behind The Scenes at Lakewold GardensNovember 18, 11amMonthly Behind the Scenes Tours are casual walks hosted by Lakewold staff and explore specific topics related to the plant collection, design elements and garden practices. Space is limited to 12 participants.$25November 18: Rock Garden Renovation Progress ReportnAssociate Horticulturist Brianna Ybarra will take guests to Lakewold’s service area […]

Capriccio GalaNovember 18, 5 – 9pmJoin us for Tacoma Opera’s annual Capriccio gala and auction.  “Music, moonlight, and magic — featuring an elegant dinner and fine wine, wonderful music, and a live, exciting auction.”Tacoma Allenmore Elks2013 S Cedar St, Tacoma253.627.7789, www.tacomaopera.org

Classics II:  American FusionNovember 18, 7:30pmTacoma Symphony performances:Bernstein: Candide OverturenWynton Marsalis: Violin ConcertonCopland: Symphony No. 3Conducted by Sara IoannidesPantages Theater901 Broadway, Tacomasymphonytacoma.org

Fiddle FairNovember 18All Stringed instruments on sale.Ted Brown Music6228 Tacoma Mall Blvd, Tacomatedbrownmusic.com 

Home Buying ClassNovember 18, 10-11:30amWondering how to make home-buying affordable and win a house?! You have found the solution. Register today for this free class.Federal Way or Gig Harbor Keller Williams (see Eventbrite) and on Zoom (register on Eventbrite for the Zoom link)Space is limited.https://www.eventbrite.com/o/keller-williams-team-red-17971639991253.449.8088

Home Buying Mortgage Hacks SeminarNovember 18, 10 – 11:30amWondering how to make home-buying affordable and win a house in today’s market?! Register today for this FREE real estate seminar.Gig Harbor Keller Williams (or online with ZOOM)3212 50th St Ct Suite 200, Gig Harbor253.449.8088, https://www.eventbrite.com/o/keller-williams-team-red-17971639991  

The Salmon School:  The Joseph Rossano Salmon ProjectOpens November 18This a temporary sculpture consisting of 600 mirrored glass forms, suspended like a school of fish and displayed in concurrence with projects by local communities to collect natural water samples for the analysis of shed DNA to generate awareness of maritime and riverine health.The project is a […]

University of Puget Sound Chamber Music Concert I & IINovember 18 (I) & November 19 (II), 2pmUniversity of Puget Sound Schneebeck Hall1500 N Warner St., Tacoma253.879.3741 | pugetsound.edu/events