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The Artists’ Gallery Hosts Watercolor Artist Jane KingApril 1 – 30, Birthday Celebration April 14The Artists’ Gallery hosts local watercolor artist Jane King in April as guest artist and throws a 90th birthday celebration during the month of April. King, a well-known and loved watercolor artist and teacher, spent 34 years as an active member […]
The 2023 WA529 Art Contest for Students K – 12April 1 – May 1Explore your creative side and enter the 2023 WA529 Art Contest!Entries accepted online or by mail.wastate529.wa.gov/art-contest
Mini Maestros: Around the World in 80 DrumsApril 30, 2:30pmSymphony Tacoma Percussion QuartetShay Ryan, emceeTake a whirlwind tour of the percussion family with the Symphony Tacoma Percussion Quartet! Explore the elements of rhythm, timbre and pulse and get an inside look at the world of percussion instruments from around the world. Pack your imagination as […]
Rotating Gallery Installation DayApril 30, 9am – 2pmArts Downtown, Puyallup’s Outdoor Art Gallery, will install several new sculptures from recent submissions. The new Rotating Gallery will remain on display for two years.Free and open to the publicPioneer Park Pavillion330 S Meridian, PuyallupRotating Gallery Installation Day 2023 | Facebookartsdowntown.org
Silent Movie: Douglas Fairbanks in Robin HoodApril 30, 2pmThe first motion picture ever to have a Hollywood premiere, Douglas Fairbanks in Robin Hood was one of the most expensive films of the 1920s. Our own house organist, the world-class theater organist Dennis James brings the silent era to life performing on our historic 1924 musical […]
International Worker’s Day May Day Celebration May 1, 11am – 3pmMason Central Labor Council and its new committee, the South Sound Labor School, invite all working people and families in Olympia and the surrounding area to join them for a May Day Celebration with an afternoon of music, speakers and connection.Heritage Park5th Ave. SW, Olympia.tlmlabor.org
Significant OtherApril 21 – May 7Directed by Chris SerfaceWhat happens when all of your friends get married and you’re still alone?Jordan Berman would love to be in love, but that’s easier said than done. So until he meets Mr. Right, he wards off lonely nights with his trio of close girlfriends. But as singles’ nights […]
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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
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
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. […]
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
Artists Weekend at The Barn NurseryMay 6 & 7, 10am – 4pmPeruse handmade arts and goods by local consignment artists at the Barn Nursery. Find Great Mother’s Day gifts and view the Art League members’ works.The Barn Nursery & Great Western Supply9510 Old Hwy 99 SE, Olympiathebarnnurseryolympia.com, 360.943.2826
Spring Native Plant SaleMay 6, 10am – 2pmShop from a variety of native plants.Tacoma Nature Center1919 S Tyler St, Tacoma253.404.3930, tacomanaturecenter.org
Songs of Land, Sea and Sky Performed by the Northwest Repertory SingersMay 6, 7:30pmMay 7, 3pmFeaturing old and new sea shanties, we will also present Gwyneth Walker’s powerful and poignant song cycle exploring humanity’s relationship to water, “Down to the Sea.Tacoma’s Christ Episcopal Church310 N K St, Tacomanwrs.org
Sixth Annual South Sound Free Dental DayMay 6, 8am – 1pmFirst-come, first-served. No appointments.A gift from Light Dental Studios to our community!One FREE filling or extraction, upon completion of FREE exam and x-ray of the problem area.Light Dental Studio8012 112thSte Ct. E. Suite 320, Puyallup253.848.2331, lightdentalstudios.com
Tacoma Youth Symphony 60th Anniversary Concert May 6, 7pmCelebrate TYSA 60th Anniversary with a special concert.Pantages Theater901 Broadway, Tacomatysa.org
The Community Table: An Evening Against HungerMay 6, 6 – 9pmSponsored by Greater Gig Harbor Foundation, the Community Table is a special dinner under the stars to raise funds for local programs working to ensure families’ food needs are met.A black & white event with a gourmet dinner and entertainment.gigharborfoundation.org/thecommunitytable
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. […]
Mom’s Activities and Mother’s Day MarketApril 28 – May 4, Mom’s ActivitiesMay 7, Mother’s Day Market, 10am – 4pmJoin us for two weeks at Farm 12 to celebrate motherhood! Enjoy our garden, greenhouse, new menu flavors, and curated vendors at our Mother’s Day Market. We can’t wait to see you!Farm 123303 8th Ave SE, #8, […]
Music From Home: An Intimate Afternoon of Chamber MusicMay 7, 3 – 5pmJoin us for an unforgettable afternoon of chamber music with the incredibly talented Portland-based violinist Tomás Cotik and pianist Monica Ohuchi.Your ticket includes complimentary wine and snacks, so you can indulge in the perfect pairing of music and delicious treats.Lakewold Gardens12317 Gravelly Lake […]
Mini Maestros: Peter and the WolfMay 7, 2:30pmSymphony Tacoma OrchestraSarah Ioannides, conductorSergei Prokofiev‘s Peter and the Wolf tells the story of a young boy living with his grandfather in a forest clearing, and the adventure he and his animal friends have when a wolf comes through the garden gate. Written as a child’s introduction to the […]
American Heart Association’s Mindful Eating WebinarMay 10, noon – 12:30pmFreeJoin the American Heart Association and local sponsor Providence Health Plan for an informative 30-minute conversation about the benefits of mindful eating.Register today:https://heart.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN_3wcVUABxRs29Yyq5gNHa2Q
Changing Minds BreakfastMay 11, 8amThere’s been a drastic increase in children, youth and adults experiencing mental health issues and Substance Use Disorders.Join us to hear how MultiCare Behavioral Health Network providers, patients and clients, as well as community leaders are addressing today’s behavioral health challenges in the South Sound and how you can help sustain […]
Foundation for the Future Supporting Thurston County Boys & Girls ClubsMay 11, 7 – 8:30amClubs remain a constant place where kids and teens can find safety, support, mentors, friends and fun! Your support plays a critical role in ensuring continued growth and stability in our eight Thurston County Clubs.Saint Martin’s University5000 Abbey Way SE, LacyEvent.Gives […]
STILL: A Poetic Journey of Two WomenMay 11 – 14, Preview Night 11, Thur – Sat 7:30pm, ASL interpreted May 14, 3pmEmily Dickinson and Dr. Maya Angelou – what connects these two incredible women poets and where do their unique sparks diverge? This newly devised play will explore these questions and more as the ensemble […]
Ballet Northwest Performs Don Quixote May 12 – 14, 7:30pmThis Spanish-themed ballet is fun for the whole family, featuring the eccentric knight Don Quixote, the goofy nobleman Gamache, leaping toreadors, mysterious Gitanos, mythical Dryads, and the young couple in love, Kitri and Basilio.Ballet Northwest’s production features over 75 local performers plus guest artist James Kirby Rogers, […]
Driven by Design Garden Club of America Flower ShowMay 12 & 13, 10am – 5pmPresented by the Tacoma Garden Club Enjoy flowers on cars, flowers in trucks and hood ornaments made of flowers.The show will feature exhibits from floral designers, horticulturists and photographers from across the country. National judges will critique and award ribbons to winning […]
Blues, Tangos & RhapsodiesMay 13, 7:30pmSarah Ioannides, conductorClaudio Constantini, bandoneon & pianoMulti-instrumentalist and composer Claudio Constantini will share his unique style that fuses classical, contemporary and Latin music genres in his performance of two pieces—his own tango-inspired Concerto for Bandoneon and Gershwin’s gem of symphonic jazz, Rhapsody in Blue.Pantages Theater901 Broadway, Tacoma253,272.7264, symphonytacoma.org
Local Makers Spring Market & FairMay 13, 10am – 3pmNot your usual Market & Festival, the Local Makers Spring Market & Festival was planned with Mom’s in mind by hosting on Mother’s Day weekend. Ignite your creative spirit and shop form over 50 Local Makers Booths while savoring sips and nibbles and watching live entertainment.Gig […]
Meditate with a Master Baba Shiva Rudra BalayogiMay 13, 11:30am – 1:30pmVisiting from India, Baba Shiva Rudra Balayogi is visiting the community of Lakewood to help support and strengthen the practice of meditation.Baba, a Self-Realized master, generously shares the wisdom of Self-Realization and knowledge on how to meditate to achieve peace and happiness in life. […]
Bring Mom to the Rhododendron GardenMay 13 & 145, 10am – 4pmExplore 13 garden features, experience the garden at peak bloom, and picnic on the patio with delicious eats from a local food truck.Rhododendron Species Botanical Garden2525 S 336th St, Federal Way253.838.4646, rhodygarden.org/mothers-day-weekend
Superhero 5KMay 13, check-in 8:30am, race 9:30 a.m.Route is paved trails. Come dressed as your favorite superhero. Lawn games available for this family friendly race.Register by May 1.Chambers Creek Regional Park6320 Grandview Dr W, University Placepiercecountywa.gov/7958/Superhero-5K
The Electric Light Orchestra Experience: Evil WomanMay 13, 7:30pmEvil Woman is known for large multi-media concert celebrations of the music of ELO. Audiences are left spellbound by the flawless musicianship and vocals of Evil Woman’s well-rounded group of 12 musicians. Their style comes through in the fusion of Beatle-esque Pop, classical arrangements where cellos co-exist […]
VIP & Me Tea PartyMay 13, 2 – 4pm(Ages 2+) Come celebrate the Very Important Person in your life! There will be tea, Snacks, and Crafts! Fee program.Star Center3873 S 66th St, Tacomametroparkstacoma.org
Love Oly Shop & Dine WeekMay 15 – May 21Get ready to show your love for downtown Olympia and support local businesses during Love Oly Shop and Dine week! 70+ participating businesses are offering customers the chance to earn exclusive Love Oly swag and win gift certificates. Pick up a Love Oly Passport from a […]
Vienna Boys ChoirOctober 15, 3pmWith angelic-voices and a wide range of repertoire, purity of tone, and generosity of musical spirit, Vienna Boys Choir share Austrian folk songs, classical masterpieces, and hymns.Tickets on sale July, 2023253.346.1721, tacomaartslve.org
Native Jazz Fusion May 17, 7pmIndigenous Performance Productions and Alma Theater present Delbert Anderson Trio at the Alma Theater.Delbert Anderson Quartet is led by Navajo (Diné) Jazz Trumpeter and Composer, Delbert Anderson. He is both a leader and innovator in today’s contemporary Jazz scene.Alma Theater1322 S Fawcett Ave, Tacomaalmatacoma.com
High Blood Pressure and Stroke WebinarMay 18, noon – 12:30pmFreeJoin the American Heart Association and local sponsor MultiCare for a conversation about high blood pressure and stroke. You’ll learn what your blood pressure numbers mean, how to measure your blood pressure properly at home and how stroke and high blood pressure are related.Register at: Webinar […]
Comedy UndergroundMay 18, 7:30pmComedy Underground is back to make you laugh. Each event features a new slate of touring comedians that are sure to make you laugh out loud! Recommended for ages 18+.Washington Center512 Washington St. SE, Olympia360-753-8586https://www.washingtoncenter.org/event/23-05-18-comedy-underground/
Lake Chelan Wine & Jazz FestivalMay 18 – 24The 5th Annual festival features over twenty bands and 13 wineries and venues. All genres of jazz will be represented including funk, R & B, Latin, vocalists and traditional styles.chelanwinejazz.com
South Sound Day of RemembranceMay 18, 4:30 – 8pmJapanese in Tacoma were assembled at Union Station on May 17 and 18, 1942, for forced removal to government-established prison camps. To commemorate the impact of this event and the lives of those affected, the Washington State History Museum is hosting its eighth annual South Sound Day of Remembrance. The […]
Alice in WonderlandMay 5 – 28Follow us down the rabbit hole as Olympia Family Theater produces a magical new musical adaptation of Alice in Wonderland that will delight audiences of all ages. Our production of Alice is not your average play – every day before the show audiences will be invited to follow three White Rabbits into a […]
Monty Python’s SpamalotThrough May 28, Fr & Sat 7:30pm, Sun 3pmLovingly ripped off from the classic film comedy “Monty Python and the Holy Grail”, “Monty Python’s Spamalot” retells the legend of King Arthur and his Knights of the Round Table and features a bevy of beautiful show girls, not to mention cows, killer rabbits, and […]
The Center SalonMay 19, 7:30pmThis popular event is like nothing else in Olympia and will sell out fast! Our 6th annual Salon draws you in to an inner circle of poets, authors, musicians, and artists.Washington Center512 Washington St. SE, Olympia360.753.8586https://www.washingtoncenter.org/event/23-05-19-the-center-salon/
Asian Pacific American Heritage Month CelebrationMay 20, 11am – 4pmThe Asian Pacific Islander Coalition of South Puget Sound, in partnership with the City of Olympia, invite the community to celebrate Asian Pacific American Heritage Month! This free family-friendly festival will feature performances, artists, activities and foods.The Olympia Center222 Columbia Street NW, Olympiaolympiawa.gov/calendar360.753.8343
Blue Poppies FestivalMay 20, 10am – 4pmFestival attendees will once again celebrate the mystical Himalayan ‘Meconopsis’ as they walk through an azure meadow glowing with these blooming beauties. A live musical performance will delight and entertain guests as they shop for art and dine on savory meals – all while nestled in a vibrant flora […]
Corks & CrushMay 20, 6pmMark your calendar for Corks & Crush, Good Samaritan Foundation’s premier gala featuring fine wines, gourmet dining, a lively auction and after-party. Proceeds from Corks & Crush 2023 will expand access to compassionate care for your family, friends and neighbors.Washington State Fair Events Center110 9th Ave SW, Puyallupcorksandcrush.org253.403.3038
Gig Harbor (GH) Beer FestivalMay 20, noon- 5pm12th Annual GH Beer Festival features Northwest craft brewers offering a splendid mix of familiar favorites and new brews to taste along with live music. Admission price includes 5 oz taster pilsner cup, 10 taster tokens and program.Uptown Gig Habor Pavilion4701 Pt Fosdick Dr NW, Gig Harborgigharborbeerfestival.com/
Point Defiance Marina Swap MeetMay 20, 9am – 2pmA great opportunity to buy, sell, and trade all types of fishing, boating, and marine related equipment and gear. Admission to the event is free for the public!Point Defiance Marina Boathouse5912 N Waterfront Dr, Tacomametroparkstacoma.org
Roses 1 – 3May 20, 1pmFree, informational class on everything you need to know about roses presented by Paula NelsonThe Barn Nursery9510 Old Highway 99 SE, Olympia360.943.2826, thebarnnurseryolympia.com
Sumner Summer Block PartyMay 20, 12pm – 6pmConsider this your official Sumner, or summer, kickoff. Sumner Main Street is hosting a downtown block party featuring food trucks, a beer garden, live music, tailgating games, and blocks of fun!Downtown SumnerMain Streetsumnermainstreet.com/events
Swan Creek Trail Run/Walk 5KMay 20, 10am(Ages 5+) Run, walk, and enjoy yourself on this 5K trail run that sweeps through the trails of Swan Creek Park in East Tacoma. You’ll be surrounded by views of the forest from all angles while you race along the creek bed and run parallel to the mountain bike […]
The Murray Morgan Bridge Tacoma Washington with Mt Rainier centered in the background at golden hourNorthwest Sinfonietta: This LandMay 20, 7:30pm, Rialto TheaterMay 21, 2pm, Pioneer Park PavillionThe Northwest Sinfonietta joins with the Tacoma Urban Performing Arts Center to bring the story of South Sound icon Nettie Asberry to life with a new ballet choreographed […]
Tiptoe through the TidepoolsMay 20, 10:30am – 1:30pmBring your family to explore the beach, learn about tide pool life and have fun during some of the lowest tides of the year. A naturalist will guide low-tide beach exploration.FreeTitlow Beach Park8425 6th Ave, Tacomametroparkstacoma.org
Capitol City Marathon, Half Marathon, Five Mile & Kids RunMay 21Washington St, Olympiacapitolcitymarathon.org
Student Orchestra of Greater Olympia May Concert May 21, 4pmAnother season draws to a close for Student Orchestras of Greater Olympia! Student violin soloist Maria Aurelio will perform a beautiful work by Antonín Dvorák, and we will honor our Class of 2023 graduating seniors.The Washington Center for the Performing Arts512 Washington St SE, Olympia360.753.8585Tickets: https://www.washingtoncenter.org/event/sogo-05-21-spring-concert/
Tacoma Youth Symphony Overture to the Next 60 YearsMay 21, 3pmLook to the future with TYSA musicians.Rialto Theater310 S 9th St, Tacomatysa.org
18th Annual Student Art ExhibitionMay 22-26South Puget Sound Community CollegeKenneth J. Minnaert Center for the Arts, Bldg. 212011 Mottman Rd, Olympiaspssc.edu/events-calendar
Eliseo Community Open HouseMay 24, 10am – 2pmThe Villas are now open. Tour campus and enjoy food samples.62+ communityEliseo Retirement Community1301 N Highlands Pkwy, Tacoma253.752.7112, eliseo.org
Changing MindsMay 25, 8 – 9:30amThe event includes breakfast and a moderated panel, where attendees will hear how MultiCare Behavioral Health Network providers, clients and patients, as well as community leaders, are addressing today’s behavioral health challenges in the South Sound.Silver Cloud Inn, Point Ruston2317 Ruston Way, Tacomamulticare.org/changing-minds/
Hundred DaysMay 5 – 28, Thur – Sat 7:3pm, Sun 2pmBy Abigal Nessen-Bengson, Sarah Gaucher and Shaun BengsonDirected by Aaron LambFeaturing local artis Amy Shephard and local band Sugar and the SpitfiresJoin us as we transform The State Theater into a nightclub for an uncensored, exhilarating, and heartrending true story about embracing uncertainty, taking a […]
What Laughter Tells Us — Asian Americans, Comedy and BelongingMay 25Enjoy a Humanities Washington program exploring how laughter shapes the way we listen to each other and learn why laughing matters.Harbor History Museum4121 Harborview Drharborhistorymuseum.org
Black Box Jazz: David Joyner and Jared Hall QuartetMay 26, 8:pmDavid Lee Joyner is an in-demand pianist, composer, vocalist, and educator in the Pacific Northwest region. Trumpeter, composer and educator Jared Hall is the winner of the 2013 National Trumpet Competition – Jazz Division.Washington Center512 Washington St. SE360.753. 8586https://www.washingtoncenter.org/event/23-05-26-black-box-jazz-joyner-hall/
Sunday in The ParkMay 26-27, June 2-3, 7:30pmSouth Puget Sound Community CollegeKenneth J. Minnaert Center for the Arts, Bldg. 212011 Mottman Rd, Olympiaspssc.edu/events-calendar
West Side Business Wake UpMay 26, 8:30 – 9:30amThis quarterly networking event, sponsored by the Tacoma-Pierce County Chamber of Commerce, puts a focus on businesses located on Tacoma’s West Side. Convene, connect and consider business issues relevant to you and your neighbors.Boathouse 19 Bar & Grill9001 S 19th St, Tacomatacomachamber.org
Queen Victoria’s Birthday Celebration at Fort Nisqually Living History MuseumMay 27, 11am – 5pmThe tradition of celebrating the British Queen in the Puget Sound may surprise some, but it is not a new one. On May 25, 1846, Fort Nisqually took a holiday. A planned revue was canceled due to rain. The day before, the […]
National 529 DayMay 29Encouraging higher education savings.Help your family be prepared for future education expenses.Open a Washington GET 529 account by May 31, 2023.Details at wastate529.wa.gov
The Green Gig Benefit April 29, 6 – 9pmSponsored by the Greater Gig Harbor Foundation, the annual Green Gig benefits early childhood education in the community. The Event includes dinner and an auction.Gig Harbor Yacht Club8209 Stinson. Gig Harborgigharborfoundation.org/the-green-gig
Voices of Tacoma: A Gathering of Poets Call for EntriesEntries sought to create an anthology of poetry of Tacoma, the first to be published in several years. Writers of all ages and from anywhere are invited to submit their original poetry, inspired by Tacoma, to be considered for inclusion in the anthology. The anthology, which […]
Breakfast at the ConeJune 2, 7:30amThe 7th annual Breakfast at the Cone, featuring keynote speaker John Wiborg. Join local business, art, and civic leaders to discuss and celebrate our shared commitment to the vitality of the Pacific Northwest.Museum of Glass1801 Dock St, Tacomamuseumofglass.org
Cruizin Chelan Car ShowJune 2 & 3The 17th Annual Car Show kicks off the summer season with a showcase of sedans, coupes, trucks and street rods.http://cruizinchelan.com/
Mindful WalksJune 2 & 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. […]
Tartuffe, or The ImposterMay 19 – June 11Tartuffe;or The Imposter is written by Molière and translated by Curtis Hidden Page. Liar! Hypocrite! Nope, you’re not watching the nightly news – it’s Moliere’s satirical comedy Tartuffe. Tartuffe skillfully masters whatever persona he feels those around him want most while gaining access to whoever, and whatever, he […]
6 Dally Alley Car ShowJune 3, 9am – 2pmHelp support Good Samaritan Hospital’s Oncology UnitKick off the summer with a fun car show.Sunrise Village10507 156th St, Puyallupmysunrisevillage.com
Arts Explosion at PAECJune 3 – 4, 10 am – 6pm – Saturday, 10am – 4pm SundayEnjoy local artwork from around the region in all types of mediums. This is a free family-friendly event with food trucks, a kid’s art activity, musical performances, and 2D and 3D artwork to admire.Free and open to the publicFederal […]
CACHET Fundraiser Supporting Spaceworks and Tacoma’s Creative CommunityJune 3, 6 – 9pmFor 13 years, Spaceworks has been a pillar of support for artists and creative entrepreneurs in Tacoma.CACHET is a vibrant fundraiser, 21+, cocktail attire…gold, black and white encouraged.1322 Fawcett Ave, Tacomaspaceworkstacoma.com
Lakewood Street FestivalJune 3, 4 – 8pmEnjoy the summer night with dancing in the streets and activities for the entire family including music, dancing, culture, cars, and delightful foods.6114 Motor Ave, Lakewoodcityoflakewood.us/street-festivals/253. 983.7887
Maritime Gig Festival photo courtesy of Steve EssigJune 3 & 4US Bank Family Fun Run June 3, Kids Dash 8:30am, Fun Run 8:45Parade June 3, 10am – Rock The BoatWheels on the Water Car Show June 4, 11 am – 4:30pmBlessing of the Fleet June 4Celebrate Gig Harbor with music, entertainment, food and other vendors.gigharborchamber.net/maritime-gig-festival
Olympia Farmers Market Summer SeasonSaturdays & Sundays Year Round, 10am – 3pmEnjoy food, crafts, events, plants and more.Olympia Farmers Market700 Capitol Way N, Olympia360.352.9096 | olympiafarmersmarket.com
Point Defiance Flower & Garden FestivalJune 3 & 4, Sat 11am – 4pm, Sun 10am – 3pmThe Point Defiance Flower & Garden Festival will be held June 3-4. Enjoy a showcase of gardening in the PNW with hands-on programming, garden tours, food trucks, shopping, lectures, live music, a beer and wine tasting garden and more. […]
Sawsdee Thailand FestivalJune 3The Annual Sawasdee Thailand Festival (meaning “Hello, Thailand”) showcases many aspects of Thailand’s traditional culture. This includes graceful dances, stunning costumes, fashion show of traditional Thai clothing, Thai music, unique musical instruments, amazing Muay Thai (the famous Thai martial art) and of course plenty of mouth-watering Thai food.Asia Pacific Cultural Center4851 S […]
Tacoma Trails ChallengeJune 3 – 18Connect, explore, and discover your local Tacoma parks and trails and win prizes.This year’s kickoff event will take place on Saturday, June 3, 2023, at the Point Defiance Flower & Garden Festival at Point Defiance Park.Visit the Challenge booth at the event or register at metroparkstacoa.org.
Tiptoe through the TidepoolsJune 6,10am – 1pmEnjoy a low tide beach walk with MetroParks Tacoma naturalists. Explore the beach, learn about tidal life and have lots of family fun during the lowest tides of the year.Titlow Park Beach8425 6th Ave, Tacomametroparkstacoma.org