Storybook Ballet TheaterMay 11, Fairy Tale Tea Party 1PM, – Pantages Theater Lobby, Performance 2PM – Theater on the SquareEnjoy the stunning dance of Tacoma City Ballet in this magical production.  With Tacoma City Ballet Chamber Orchestra.Pantages Theater901 Broadway, TacomaTheatre on the Square915 Broadway, Tacomatacomacityballet.comtickets:  Tacoma City Theaters Box Office 253.591.5894 

SIP Puyallup Spring EditionMay 11, noon – 5pm21+Enjoy delicious wine, bubbles, local beers and ciders! You can sip your way through downtown and shop local. Grab a friend for an afternoon of entertainment, exclusive specials for SIP attendees, selfie stations, and fun!Register at 109 N Meridian to receive your wristband, tasting cup, 10 wine taste […]

Tacoma Youth Symphony Season FinaleMay 11, 3pmEnjoy the season finale of the Tacoma Youth Symphony with the Tacoma Youth Brass Ensemble Spring Concert.Rialto Theater310 S 9th St, Tacomatacomacitytheaters.org 

On Seeing Nature – Migratory Edition featuring the Artistry of Molly HashimotoRegister by May 17Program May 18, Walk-about 9 – 11am, Presentation 1:30 – 3:30pmThis second in a series of tri-annual art & field sessions to benefit the Tahoma Bird Alliance builds awareness about how seeing Nature through art can lead to be er birding, […]

Tomorrow X Together, Act: PromiseMay 14, 7pmSouth Korea’s and Gen Z’s leading band US Tour lands in Tacoma.The K-pop concerts are recognized for their cohesive narrative, seamlessly weaving together captivating music, performances, VCRs, and set designs. The quintet’s previous world tour ‘ACT : SWEET MIRAGE’ enthralled audiences with majestic sets featuring carousels, ships, waterfalls, and […]

Career & Transfer Fair at South Puget Sound Community CollegeMay 15, 10am – 3pmThe Career & Transfer Fair is a unique opportunity for job seekers, students, and the community to explore a variety of career and transfer options. With over 90 participating employers, universities, and resource tables, attendees will have access to valuable information and […]

7th Annual Japanese American Remembrance DayMay 16, 3:30 – 8pmCommemorate the 82nd anniversary of the forced removal of Tacoma’s Japanese Americans during World War II. This year’s event will feature a resource fair with over a dozen organizations providing educational resources to attendees, clock hours, panel discussion, live music, art-making opportunities, and a chance to view […]

The Aunties, Women of the Salish SeaMay 16, 7:30pmThe Aunties is an invitation to come together to honor the women that shape, heal, and uphold Indigenous communities—the aunties—through an evening of contemporary storytelling, shared stories live from the stage alongside familial and archival photographs, and works of legacy. This second installment in the world premiere, […]

Indigenous Matriarchs in the Pacific Northwest Photography ExhibitFebruary 24 – May 20May 16 – Closing Ceremony with the artist, 6 – 8pm, Masks highly appreciated to protect Elders and the immunocompromised including the artist.Tacoma photographer Roxann Murray will have an exhibition of eight photographs at the Washington State History Museum titled “Matriarch: Portraits of Indigenous […]

Lil Wayne Live in ConcertMay 17, 8pmFive-time GRAMMY Award-winning, multi-platinum rap icon, Lil Wayne, will be performing live in concert. Joining the YoungnMoney Entertainment founder is Kennewick, Washington’s own hip-hop duo, Kash and KingTickets available at the Heritage Bank Ticket Office or at ticketmaster.com.Tacoma Dome2727 E D St, Tacomatacomadome.org

 Amélie May 17 – May 26Based on the beloved French film, Amélie follows the story of an extraordinary young woman who creates waves of joy and mayhem through her imagination and acts of kindness. When a chance at love presents itself, Amélie embarks on a journey of self-discovery, learning to speak from the heart and embracing the risks […]

The Wedding SingerApril 26 – May 19Based on the hit Adam Sandler movie, The Wedding Singer is a comedy musical that features retro music that will transport you back to the era of big hair and neon lights.Western Washington Center for the Arts512 Bay St, Port Orchardwwca.us