The GiverFebruary 9 – 25, 7:30pm, Sundays 2pmAdapted by Eric Coble from the Newbery Medal winning book by Lois Lowry.Directed by Brittany D. Henderson.In The Giver, Jonas’ world is perfect. Everything is under control and safe. There is no war or fear or pain. There are also no choices. Every person is assigned a role […]
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4 events,Kids ‘N’ Critters WeekendsFridays – Sundays in February, plus Presidents Day February 19Experience the wonder of Northwest Wildlife with two free kids’ admission (12 and under) with one paid adult admission purchased at ticket window.Northwest Trek Wildlife Park11610 Trek Dr E, Eatonvillenwtrek.org Kathy Griffin: My Life on the PTSD ListFebruary 25, 7pmKathy Griffin is a two-time Emmy & Grammy Award-winning comedian, television star, best-selling author, and advoocate known for her biing satire and fearless comedy.Pantages Theater901 Broadway, Tacomatacomacitytheaters.org VoctaveFebruary 25, 7:30pmThis a cappella group has over 150 million social media views of their videos, and their albums are frequently in the Top 10. The Spirit of the Season, Deluxe Edition, reached No. 6 on the Billboard charts and The Corner of Broadway & Main Street Vol. 2, debuted at number 3 on the […] |
5 events,Avis Marvelous: Ornithology on the Western Frontier 1776 – 1896Through March 3During the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, as Europeans and American explorers were documenting the natural history of the Western Hemisphere, avian artists created assemblages of their bird art for distribution. From their original artworks, prints were produced and disseminated to audiences that could afford […] |
2 events,Dinosaur World Live!February 28, 7:30pmAges 3+Dare to experience the dangers and delights of Dinosaur World Live! in this roarsome interactive show for all the family.Grab your compass and join our intrepid explorer across uncharted territories to discover a pre-historic world of astonishing (and remarkably life-like) dinosaurs.Federal Way Performing Arts & Event Center31510 Pete Von Reichbauer […] |
4 events,Black Jacket Symphony: Pink Floyd’s The Dark Side of the MoonFebruary 29, 8pmRemember putting on an album and listening from start to finish? Relive that moment with a live concert experience unlike any other as The Black Jacket Symphony recreates Pink Floyd’s iconic album The Dark Side of the Moon live in its entirety—note for note, […] Community Market Resource FairFebruary 29, 2 – 5pmEnjoy an afternoon full of kids’ activities and opportunities for the community to gain access to vital resources.First 300 families receive a $50 Safeway gift card.In addition to receiving goodie bags and healthy fruit and vegetables, families are invited to meet with community providers, where they can learn […] |
5 events,SuperFolkMarch 1 – Tacoma Arts Live Roosevelt Room, 1001 S Yakima Ave, TacomaEnjoy a community jam and dance, surrounded by local crafters and food vendors. Bring your instrument to do some jamming yourself.March 2, 11am – 4pm, Washington State History Museum, 1911 Pacific Ave, TacomaTour the main floor exhibits while our SuperFolk musicians perform within […] Variations on FallingFebruary 23 – March 3South Puget Sound Community College Theatre Collective’s Variations on Falling by F.K. Jenkins follows three sisters who return to their family home after a tragedy to confront their shared past and decide how they can move forward. F.K. Jenkins is a theatre artist based in Tacoma, Wash. with playwriting credits […] |
10 events,Empty BowlsMarch 2, 11am – 2pmEmpty Bowls is an international grassroots effort to raise both money and awareness in the fight to end hunger. In Gig Harbor, this is an annual event organized by the Altrusa Club and Foundation of Gig Harbor to raise funds for feeding children and families in our community who may […] Heritage Skills Workshop: Tin SmithingMarch 2, 10am – 3:30pm Tin Cup/MugEach student may choose from either a drinking mug or a pouringer of similar design and both based on historic examples. They are made with simple tin smithing hand forming methods and techniques using tinsmith hand tools. All necessary tools and supplies will be provided.March […] Northwest Sinfonietta: Pictures at an ExhibitionMarch 2, 7:30pm, Rialto Theatre, 310 S 9th St, TacomaMarch 3, 2pm, Pioneer Park Pavillion, 330 S Meridian, PuyallupEach movement of Mussorgsky’s masterpiece, Pictures at an Exhibition, was inspired by a piece of artwork by Viktor Hartmann, including hatching chicks, children at play, Baba Yaga’s hut, and more.Debussy’s Prelude to […] Olympia Dance FestivalMarch 2, 7pmThe Washington Center and Ballet Northwest are thrilled to announce the return of Olympia Dance Festival on March 2 at 7:00pm. The 2024 Olympia Dance Festival features 16 dance companies from throughout Western Washington. Olympia Dance Festival welcomes back home-town hero, Giovanny Garibay, as the special guest artist this year. Giovanny Garibay is currently with […] Pier Into the NightMarch 2, -7 – 8pmTake an underwater journey of Gig Harbor Bay without getting wet (or needing special certification) through the Pier Into the Night experience.From the dock, you can watch as our ROV and volunteer divers use an underwater video camera to live stream what they encounter below the surface. Staff […] Seuss-tacular Spring Fling at STAR CenterMarch 2, 11am – 2pmNo registration required.Let’s celebrate Dr. Suess’s birthday and National Reading Month! Come join us for fun crafts, activities and games inspired by your favorite Dr. Suess books and characters! All are welcome to this FREE family-fun event. Crafts, games, inflatables and more!STAR Center3873 S 66th St, Tacomametroparkstacoma.org, […] Symphonic Metamorphosis Presented by the Tacoma Concert BandMarch 2, 7:30pm18U FreeExperience a night of dynamic transformative repertory with the Tacoma Concert Band, featuring the 2023-24 TCB Student Solo Competition winner, as well as Paul Hindemith’s landmark “Symphonic Metamorphosis.”Pantages Theater901 Broadway, Tacomatacomaconcertband.orghttps://www.ticketmaster.com/tacoma-concert-band-symphonic-metamorphosis-tacoma-washington-03-02-2024/event/0F005E8CB07C17F2?brand=tacomaconcertband |
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13 events,Student Orchestras of Greater Olympia Winter ConcertMarch 3, 4pmThe Winter Concert highlights a variety of musical styles. Music Director Cameron May leads the Conservatory Orchestra in Copland’s Variations on a Shaker Melody and Moncayo’s Huapango, a dance-like work. SOGO member Cade McBride has arranged Debussy’s piano work The Sunken Cathedral for orchestra. The concert closes […] Tacoma Youth Symphony: Bridging WorldsMarch 3, 3pmTacoma Youth Symphony will perform works from two different parts of the world; Finland and African American culture.The concert will open with Jean Sibelius’ Finlandia with the hymn sung by Finnish soprano, Heidi Kankaanpää. TYS will also explore melodies from African American culture through William Grant Still’s Afro American […] The Bach Family ReunionMarch 3, 2:30Countertenor Jose Luis Munoz will perform J. S. Bach’s Contata No. 82 with the Federal Way Symphony.Federal Way Performing Arts & Event Center31510 Pete Von Reichbauer Way S, Federal Way253.835.7010, fwpaec.orgfederalwaysymphony.org |
8 events,Visual Art Submissions for the Center GalleryThrough March 11The Washington Center is accepting submissions for the Center Gallery exhibits for the upcoming 2024/2025 season. Visual Artists or groups of artists can submit applications. Exhibits will be scheduled between July of 2024 and June of 2025.The Washington Center gallery has been proud host to many artists […] |
2 events,Cocoa CrawlMarch 3 – 10All of the participating businesses are open Tuesday – Sunday 11:30am – 6pmUnleash your inner detective, collect clues, and create your perfect cup of cocoa—all for a good cause. Free for all with a donation benefiting Angel One Foundation. Angel One Foundation is a local organization based in Puyallup that is […] |
4 events,Finding NorthMarch 6, 10amGrades 5 – 12Finding North uses historical narratives and oral histories to teach social justice in the classroom.Finding North is a one-man play drawn from historical research that brings to the stage a daring adventure of African-American Underground Railroad hero John P. Parker.Federal Way Performing Art & Event Center31510 Pete Von Reichbauer […] Stand-Up Comedy with Jim BruenMarch 6, 8pmJim Bruen’s long career on Saturday Night Live, TV shows, movies and podcasts is impressive and continues to entertain.Federal Way Performing Arts & Event Center31510 Pete Von Reichbauer Way S, Federal Way253.835.7010, fwpaec.org |
7 events,Comedy UndergroundMarch 7, 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 Center Black Box512 Washington St SE, Olympiawww.washingtoncenter.org 360.753.8586 Homegoing: A Discussion with Author Yaa Gyasi & A Two-Way Mirror Curator Jabari Owens-BaileyMarch 7, 7:30 – 9:30pmFree to attend | Tickets requiredUniversity of Puget Sound | Ticketing – Yaa Gyasi (universitytickets.com)Join Museum of Glass, in conjunction with University of Puget Sound and Pierce County Library System, in conversation with author Yaa Gyasi about her debut novel, Homegoing. Homegoing spans two […] Turnpike Troubadours and Cody JinksMarch 7, 7pmTwo of music’s most respected acts, Turnpike Troubadours and Cody Jinks, will join forces for select co-headline dates.Tacoma Dome2727 E D St, TacomaTurnpike Troubadours & Cody Jinks | Tacoma Dome |
7 events,Black Box Jazz: D’Vonne Lewis GroupMarch 8, 8pmD’Vonne Lewis was named the 2013, 2018, and 2021 NW Instrumentalist of the Year and is the grandson of 1950s-60s Northwest organ legend Dave Lewis, the ‘Godfather’ of rock and roll/soul. Lewis composes for his own band, D’Vonne Lewis’ LIMITED EDITION and The D’Vonne Lewis 2 (duo). He […] RAGS Wearable Art Show & SaleMarch 8 – 10, 10am – 6pmRAGS Wearable Art Sale and Show is an annual opportunity to enjoy and purchase garments, jewelry, and accessories from local talented artists and designers while supporting the YWCA mission of ending domestic violence in Pierce County, Washington. Each year, artists in the show donate 33% of […] |
8 events,Center Stage Awards & Gala: The Greatest Piano MenDinner, Awards & Auction 5pmGreatest Piano Men Performance 8pmThe CENTER Stage Awards & Gala is a fundraiser for the Washington Center and an opportunity to celebrate local artists and supporters of the arts. The event is a progressive evening of music, celebration, and philanthropy. The Awards & […] ChowderfestMarch 9This new event along Gig Harbor’s waterfront is sure to be your new favorite, most delicious celebration of the city’s local restaurants unique cuisine (and fit for the whole family!).Downtown Gig HarborGig Harbor Downtown Waterfront Allianceghdwa.org Lacey Cultural FestivalMarch 9, 10am – 6pmSavor the sights and sounds of the world without leaving Lacey at the annual cultural festival. Enjoy music and dance presentations by local and regional performing arts groups, see demonstrations and displays, sample the flavors and art of the world with food and craft vendors. Bring the kids for […] Pier PeerMarch 9, 7:30 – 9pmAges 8+Join this nighttime adventure to see what’s in the waters of Puget Sound. Peer at hundreds of mysterious life forms drawn to the underwater lights.Program takes place at night on a floating dock without railings.Dress for the cold and bring your own light.PFDs will be provided but you are […] |
8 events,Restaurant Week Along Gig Harbor’s WaterfrontMarch 10 – 17Enjoy the many different culinary and tasting room offerings during this weeklong celebration of local fare.Downtown Gig Harborghdwa.org |
7 events,Classics VI: PortraitsMay 11, 7:30pmSara Ioannides, ConductorColeridge-Taylor: Ballade in A minornBartók: Violin Concerto No. 2nElgar: Enigma VariationsPantage Theater901 Broadway, Tacomasymphonytacoma.org Nature Alphabet – T is for TreeMarch 11, 10 – 11:30amAges 2 – 6Pre-registration required.Adults Free, Ratio 1:1Preschoolers explore different nature topics through stories, hands-on activities, nature walks and crafts at the Tacoma Nature Center.Tacoma Nature Center1919 S Tyler St, TacomaNature Alphabet – T is for Tree – Metro Parks Tacoma
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Home Buying Mortgage Hack SeminarMarch 23, 10 – 11:30amHow to make home-buying affordable and how to win a home in today’s market.Online or in person.Keller Williams West Soung3212 50th St Ct #200, Gig HarborRegister: Home Buying Mortgage Hacks Seminar (Gig Harbor & Online) Tickets, Sat, Mar 23, 2024 at 10:00 AM | Eventbrite |
6 events,Classical TuesdaysMarch 12, 7pmElectric Cello & Dancers: Gretchen Yanover with Anastasia & WillowFREEDonations are very much appreciated to sustain this seriesFREE, all ages welcomeSlavonian Hall2306 N 30th St, TacomaMore information at: http://classicaltuesdays.blogspot.com WA 529 Basics WebinarMarch 12, noon – 12:30pmLearn details about how Washington 529 Education Savings Plans, the Guaranteed Education Tuition (GET) Program and DreamAhead College Investment Plan, help families save for a variety of college and career training expenses nationwide and even abroad.Register at 529.wa.gov/webinarsContact: WA529outreach@wsac.wa.gov |
4 events,Splendor: Spring Flower ShowFebruary 14 – March 13, Wednesday – Sunday, 10am – 3pm$3 suggested donationThe W.W.W. Seymour Conservatory highlights the beauty of the seasons with four distinctive displays each year. As we plan each show, we think of a theme that reminds us to breathe in magical moments when we come across them, and […] |
3 events,Time For ThreeMarch 14, 7:30pmBonded by an uncommon blend of instruments and vocals, Charles Yang (violin), Nick Kendall (violin), and Ranaan Meyer (double bass), have found a unique voice of expression. To experience Time For Three live is to hear the various eras, styles, and traditions of Western music fold in on themselves and emerge […] |
7 events,2nd Annual Dr. Claudia Thomas Community Service GalaMarch 15, 7 – 11pmJoin he Lakewood Multicultural Coalition for a night celebrating community service leaders. Enjoy food, entertainment by the Michael Powers Band and more.Dr. Claudia Thomas made history while serving the community of Lakewood: First as a member of the inaugural City Council in 1995 and […] Barney Carey Gets His WingsFebruary 23 – March 17, Fridays 7pm, Saturdays 3 & 7pm & Sundays 3pmRooting through an old trunk, Barney and his dad make unexpected discoveries, including a beautiful bright set of fairy wings. But boys can’t wear fairy wings…right? Who made that rule anyway? Barney Carey Gets His Wings is a funny and […] Blake Shelton Honky Tonk TourBlake Shelton with special guests Dustin Lynch and Emily Ann RobertsMarch 15This year on his headlining arena tour, country music superstar Blake Shelton brought out the bar stools and the big hits… and the party was just getting started! The second leg of Shelton’s Back to The Honky Tonk Tour presented […] South Puget Sound Community College Music Department ConcertsMarch 15, 16 & 19, 7:30pmFirst up, the SPSCC Choirs present Poetry in Motion, an exciting program that celebrates the joining of music and literature. This concert will feature works by Camille Saint-Saëns, Josquin des Prez, Gabriel Fauré, Sweet Honey in the Rock, and Bob Dylan.Nex. t, the […] Stinky Cheese & Other Fairly Stupid TalesMarch 1 – 17Though the characters may be familiar, each of your favorite storybook fables is uproariously derailed in this adaptation of Jon Scieszka and Lane Smith’s quintessential children’s book of fractured fairy tales. Everything from “Chicken Little” to “The Gingerbread Man” gets a complete makeover. Fun music and […] |
11 events,3rd Annual Shamrock’n the Harbor 5K/12K Run & WalkMarch 16, 8am – 1pmDon your best Irish and join in Shamrock’n the Harbor. The family-friendly run/walk event encourages all ages to get seriously Irish. Run, walk, or skip along your Shamrock’n journey!The 5k and 12k routes take runners, walkers and strollers, o’er the hills, dales, streets […] Classics IV: TransformationMarch 16, 7:30pmSara Ioannides, conductorRolando Rolim, pianoElfriede Andrée’s First Symphony, from which the Intermezzo is extracted, is likely the earliest symphony written by a Swedish woman. One continuous piece, Liszt’s Second Piano Concerto diverged from typical concertos of its day that were separated into distinct movements. The four notes that open Beethoven’s Fifth […] Jethro Tull’s Martin Barre: A Brief History of TullMarch 16, 7:30pmAt the center of Tull’s unique sound is guitarist Martin Barre, renowned for his mastery of historic riffs, power chords and soaring melodic solos.Rialto Theater310 S 9th St, Tacoma253. 591.5894, tacomacitytheaters.org Olympia Symphony Orchestra UncoveredMarch 16, 4:30pmDiscover the story behind the music.Enrich and enhance your concert experience by joining Alexandra Arrieche, Kristin Lee, and the Olympia Symphony in a “music-history-class-meets-deconstructed-concert” event. Alexandra will uncover the story behind the music, with examples and demonstrations by the orchestra.James Koval Center for the Performing Arts at North Thurston High […] Annual Pacific Northwest Regional A Capella CompetitionMarch 16, 6:30pmThis prestigious annual event gathers a diverse array of a cappella groups from across the region, each competing to showcase their unique blend of vocal talent and harmony.Washington Center Main Stage512 Washington St SE, Olympiawashingtoncenter.org |
12 events,Knoxville: Summer of 1915 in ConcertMarch 17, 6pmFree. Sponsored by Tacoma Creates. Donations to Tacoma Opera greatly appreciated.Featuring Metropolitan Opera Tenor Robert McPherson and Seattle Opera Pianist David McDade.This performance is a spotlight on the intersection of music and mental health. Based on a text by American author and poet James Agee, Barber’s work touches […] Mini Maestros: Jungle JamsMarch 17, 2:30pm, instrument petting zoo 1:30pmSymphony Tacoma Brass QuartetMini Maestros is designed especially for children ages 2-8 and their families. Each concert highlights a different family of orchestra instruments with curriculum prepared by Early Childhood Learning experts and emceed by Shay Ryan. Ryan introduces the instruments while Symphony Tacoma demonstrates that […] PRIDEMarch 17, 3pmAlexandra Arrieche, Music Director and ConductorBased on a love story for the ages, explore musical expressions of prohibited love with the Olympia Symphony through this thought-provoking program and a surprise ending you won’t want to miss.Olympia Symphony OrchestraWashington Center Main Stage512 Washington St SE, OlympiaOlympia Symphony Orchestra: Pride – The Washington Center for […] |
9 events,Easter Brunch Buffet at Indian SummerMarch 31, 10am – 2pmReservations due by March 22, 360.459.4572Enjoy your Easter Brunch favorites like Eggs Benedict, Fresh Seafood, and Chef Carved Beef.Indian Summer Golf & Country Club Embers Restaurant5900 Troon Lane SE, OlympiaEmbers Restaurant – Indian Summer Golf & Country Club
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Shinka: An Immersive Japanese Car ExhibitNow through March 2025A one-of-a-kind exploration of Japan’s automotive heritage featuring some of the most iconic and important vehicles to come out of Japan. New cars will be rotated into the exhibit so visit frequently.LeMay America’s Car Museum2702 E D St, TacomaShinka – LeMay – America’s Car Museum (americascarmuseum.org) |
3 events,50+ Trip – Explore WoodinvilleMarch 20, 9am – 4pmSpace is Limited.Pre-registration required.50+ Trips with Metro Parks Tacoma are a great way to explore new places around Tacoma and beyond. Join us for a small group trip to Woodinville, WA to explore the wine tasting rooms and/or Molbak’s Garden & Home store. The trip includes transportation […] |
6 events,Concert in the Cone: Signs of SpringMarch 21, 6pmFreeCelebrate the coming of spring in the Hot Shop with live music by Northwest Sinfonietta and live glassblowing by Hilltop Artists students. The Sinfonietta’s program is a bouquet of light classics, jazz, and ragtime, including Vivaldi’s “Spring” from The Four Seasons, Pelecis’ Flowering Jasmine, and “In Summer” from Frozen.This performance is part of Museum of Glass free-admission […] Menopause the Musical Part 2: Cruising through “The Change”March 21, 7:30pmMenopause The Musical 2: Cruising Through ‘The Change’ ® is the sequel to long-running, international hit show Menopause The Musical ®, a groundbreaking celebration of women who are on the brink of, in the middle of, or have survived “The Change.”Pantages Theater901 Broadway, Tacomatacomaartslive.org, 253.346.1721 Scholarly Selections: Dr. Nettie Craig Asberry Home: Past, Present & FutureMarch 21, 6 – 7:30pmFew people made as important an impact on Tacoma’s history as Dr. Nettie Craig Asberry, the social activist and educator who is the earliest known Black woman to earn a Ph.D. In 2022, Dr. Asberry’s Hilltop home was added to the National […] UFO Northwest: How Washington State Spawned the Men in BlackWith Author Steve EdmistonMarch 21, 6:30- 8pmFree.Relying on the FBI records, this talk exposes a Washington story that shapes our current UFO narratives, from 1950’s pulp magazines to the ubiquitous X-Files and Men in Black film franchises.Harbor History Museum4121 Harborview Dr, Gig Harborharborhistorymuseum.org |
7 events,Led Zepagain: A Tribute to Led ZeppelinMarch 22, 7:30pmLED ZEPAGAIN is the longest-standing tribute to the world’s greatest band, replicating the ultimate Led Zeppelin experience. Jimmy Page says, “It’s as close as you’ll ever get to the real deal.Rialto Theater310 S 9th St, Tacoma253.591.5894, tacomacitytheaters.org Melissa Etheridge: I’m Not Broken TourMarch 22, 7:30pmKnown for her confessional lyrics and raspy, smoky vocals, Etheridge has remained one of America’s favorite female singers for more than two decades. In February 2007, Melissa Etheridge celebrated a career milestone with a victory in the “Best Song” category at the Academy® Awards for “I Need to […] |
7 events,Girls Night! The MusicalMarch 23, 7:30pmGIRLS NIGHT: THE MUSICAL has been thrilling audiences and earning raves from critics throughout North America since it began touring after its sensational Off-Broadway debut. This touching and hilarious ‘tell-it-like-it-is’ musical takes audiences on a journey into the lives of a group of female friends. Audience members can’t help but […] Home Buying Mortgage HacksMarch 23, 10 – 11:30Wondering how to make home-buying affordable and win a house in today’s market?! Register today for this FREE real estate seminar.Online or in-personKeller Williams Gig Harbor3212 50th St Cy, #200, Gig HarborRegister: Home Buying Mortgage Hacks Seminar (Gig Harbor & Online) Tickets, Sat, Mar 23, 2024 at 10:00 […] So Northwest Women’s ShowMarch 23 & 24Two days of fashion, health, food & fun. Two stages, and hundreds of exhibitsTacoma Dome2727 E D St, TacomaSo Northwest Women’s Show – More Food, Chefs, Fashion and Firefighters! (nwwomensshow.com) VIVID: A Fundraiser for the ArtsMarch 23, 5:30 – 9:30pmTacoma Arts Live’s 2024 gala, VIVID, is dedicated to bringing light, perspective, and joy as we move collectively toward a vibrant future for the arts. On March 23, we’ll gather in person on Tacoma’s historic waterfront to light the way for our service as a vibrant […] |
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11 events,Tacoma Little Theater’s Auditions for From the Mississippi DeltaMarch 24 & 25, Tacoma Little Theater, 210 N I St, TacomaMarch 26, STAR Center, 3873 S 66th St, TacomaTacoma Little Theatre is holding auditions for its last show of the 2023/2024 season, Dr. Endesha Ida Mae Holland’s powerful and moving, From the Mississippi Delta. This production will be […] Girl’s Night! the MusicalMarch 24, 3pmJoin these five fabulous friends as they embark on a journey through their past, savor the present, and peer into the future on a night out that’s wild, hilarious, and utterly unforgettable. You’ll discover a piece of yourself in each of their stories!Rialto Theater310 S 9th St, Tacomatacomacitytheaters.org iLuminateMarch 24, 7:30pmiLuminate is a company based on the fusion of technology and dance. This distinct intermix will reawaken your senses and imagination! We are a diverse team of experts and together we create a visual experience unlike anything you’ve ever seenFederal Way Performing Arts & Event Center31510 Pete Von Reichbauer Way S, Federal Way253.835.7010, […] Jacobsen Series Faculty RecitalMarch 24, 2pmAlistair MacRae, celloUniversity of Puget Sound Schneebeck Concert Hall1500 Warner St, Tacoma253.879.3741, pugetsound.edu/eventstickets.pugetsound.edu Point Defiance Bird WalkMarch 24, 7:30 – 9:30amFree. Registration RequiredMeet at the 5 Mile Drive Entrance GateJoin in a Park Guide-led bird walk through Point Defiance and see what species can be found in the forest. The walk will be held the 4th Sunday of every month. Please bring your own binoculars. Participants must be […] Step Afrika!March 24, 3pmThis amazing dance company fuses the percussive styles of African American fraternities and sororities with traditional West and Southern African dances, creating a one-of-a-kind artistic experience that will leave you breathless. But it’s not just about the dance steps, this troupe weaves in storytelling, humor and audience participation.Pantages Theater901 Broadway, Tacoma253.591.5894, tacomacitytheaters.org Tasting NotesMarch 24, 2 – 5pmGood wine. Good food. Good FriendsA wine tasting fundraising event to benefit Northwest Repertory Singers.Tacoma Wine Merchants2112 N 30th St, Suite C, Tacomanwrs.org |
10 events,Corvette Creativity: An Automotive CanvassExhibit Now Open Through MarchExperience 70 years of Corvette Creativity! This exhibit explores the original ingenuity of GM designers and engineers alongside innovators who have taken the icon to new heights. Using the Corvette as a canvas, customizers and local legends have amplified Corvette’s performance and appearance over the years. Join us […] The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged)March 15 – 31by Adam Long, Daniel Singer and Jess WinfieldThis Comedy/Farce is an irreverent, hilarious, high-speed romp through all 37 of the Bard’s plays (and 154 sonnets) in under two hours! Titus Andronicus becomes a cooking show, all the Histories are performed as a football game, and we […] |
4 events,Financial Freedom in 5 Years Real Estate SeminarMarch 26, 7:30pmWhat it takes to start investing in the market from first homes to owning a multifamily unit.Online and in person.Keller Williams Gig Harbor3212 50th St Ct #200, Gig HarborRegister: Financial Freedom in 5 Years with Real Estate Seminar (Gig Harbor & Online) Tickets, Tue, Mar 26, […] |
6 events,50+ Winter Potluck & Social11:30am – 1:30pmFree. No registration required.March 27, Center at Norpoint, 4818 Nassau Ave NE, TacomaJoin us for a 50+ potluck to come together and build community around your favorite dishes. Beverages and a main dish will be provided. We invite you to bring your favorite dish or treat to share with […] Lacey MakerSpace Ribbon Cutting CeremonyMarch 27, 1:45 – 5pmRibbon Cutting 2pmCelebrate the new and expanded space and celebrate growth and innovation.Saint Martin’s UniversityZavrl Hall, Bldg #5Baran Dr SE, Laceylacerymakerspace.org |
7 events,Let’s Talk: White SupremacyMarch 28, 6 – 8pmYMCA of Olympia’s Let’s Talk series are group learning opportunities to discuss a number of topics. In this session the focus is on white supremacy culture and what you can do to combat it.Friendship HallYMCA of Olympia220 Union Ave SE, Olympiaymcaofolumpia.org/letstalk 2024 State of the City Address with Tacoma Mayor Victoria WoodardsMarch 28, 6:30pmFree and open to the public with advanced registrationDuring this free community event, Mayor Woodards will speak on the theme “Collectively Weaving Our Community Tapestry.” Co-emcees are Bruce Kendall, President/CEO Economic Development Board for Tacoma and Ashley Brewster, Vice Chair of the Mayor’s […] Wine & WheelsMarch 28, 5 – 7pm21+Enjoy a celebration of the great wineries of the Pacific Northwest who have supported our Wheels & Heels Gala over the past 11 years! Enjoy tastings provided by participating wineries paired with light bites, entertainment by The Harmony Wombats, and a self-guided tour of the Museum.LeMay America’s Car Museum2702 […] |
7 events,Hot Shop Hot Nights with Adeye Jean-BaptisteMarch 29, 5 – 8 pmThis week’s artist in residence at the Hilltop Glass Studio, Adeye Jean-Baptiste, will set up shop in the Hot Shop creating their own works, sharing with students and collaborating with Hilltop Artists. On Hot Shop Hot Nights the community is invited to watch the […] RENTMarch 8 – 31, Fridays & Saturdays, 7:30pm, Sundays 2pmTacoma Little Theatre and the University of Washington-Tacoma Theatre Department team up for this performance. Rent follows a year in the life of a group of impoverished young artists and musicians struggling to survive and create in New York’s Lower East Side, under the shadow of […] |
9 events,Discovering Defiance: Drop-in Walks in Point Defiance ParkSaturdays through March, 9amNo reservation required.Join a park guide for walks around Point Defiance weekly, every Saturday at 9 am, as the group walks around Point Defiance Park.Meet at the Rhododendron Garden at 9 amThe drop-in/out hike will will average 3 miles at a leisurely pace and can […] Easter Egg HuntMarch 30, 1 – 3pmFreeEnjoy family fun with an egg hunt, Easter bunny photos, face painting and more.Sunrise Village10507 156th St E, Puyallupmysunrisevillage.com/event Mulch MadnessMarch 30, 9am – noonFree. Register online.It’s Mulch Madness at Dickman Mill Park! Come help restore important wildlife habitat by digging out any new blackberries trying to make a comeback and spread some mulch to keep those weeds away!Work Parties happen rain or shine.Please dress for the weather and wear closed-toed shoes.Tools and training […] Poetry After DarkMarch 30, 7 – 10pm21+Poetry After Dark is a poetic, open mic experience exposing the community to local poets and spoken word artists.Spoken word artists, poets, singers, songwriters, listeners and supporters of performance arts are invited to attend.Tacoma Arts Community Center1101 S 11th St, TacomaThe Black Night Market | Tacoma WA Usual and Accustomed Grounds: The Boldt Decision at 50 SymposiumMarch 30, 10am – 5pm10 – 11am – salmon stories facilitated by the Billy Frank Jr Nisqually Wildlife Refuge11- 1:30pm – Luncheon2 – 3pm – panel discussion3 – 5pm book signingExhibition through September 1Washington State History Museum1911 Pacific Ave, Tacomawashingtonhistory.org |
6 events,Erik Fremstad: Unnatural SelectionNow through April 7Included with admissionUnnatural Selection is a series of six paintings—a bison, wolf, grizzly bear, pollinators, sea turtle, and polar bear—created by artist Erik Fremstad between 2018 and 2023. Each large-scale portrait details the devastation to the North American wildlife species. In his process, Fremstad uses words to form the outline […] Snake Lake Science FairRegister by April 6Fair April 20Students grade K-12th create their own science project to participate in this exciting community event. $15 application fee for participants, deadline to apply is April 6 by filling out the application form and submitting it to the Tacoma Nature Center. Science Fair viewing is free and open to the public.Tacoma […] Taking LeaveMarch 22 – April 7, Friday & Saturday 7:30pm, Sunday 2pmNo production on March 31Directed by Melanie GladstoneEnjoy Dukesbay Productions’ play, TAKING LEAVE, a stage production by Nagle Jackson. A father with Alzheimer disease has taken leave from the real world and imagining a new one.The Dukesbay Theater in the Merlino Art Center508 6th […] |
4 events,University of Puget Sound Opera Theater: Into the WoodsApril 4 – 6, 7:30pm, April 7, 2pmEnjoy this 1987 musical with music and lyrics by Stephen Sondheim and book by James Lapine performed by the School of Music Opera Theater.University of Puget Sound Schneebeck Concert Hall1500 N Warner St, Tacoma253.879.3741, pugetsound.edu/eventstickets: tickets.pugetsound.edu |
6 events,First Friday Night at Hands on Childrens MuseumApril 5, 4 – 8pm$1 AdmissionMembers FreeEnjoy monthly themed, hands-on activities and museum exhibits.Reduced admission is part of the museum’s Inspired Learning for All partnership with WSECU.Hands on Childrens Museum414 Jefferson St NE, Olympia360.956.0818, hocm.org Introduction to Boatbuilding Skills: Make Your Own Canoe PaddleApril 5 – 7, 9am – 4pmAges 16+Join Arbutus Folk School for an immersive woodworking experience with guest artist and boat-builder Ben Kahn!Learn to craft your own canoe paddle from a 2’×6′ piece of wood using an array of tools including a bandsaw, block plane, spokeshave, and more.Arbutus Folk […] |
7 events,Caribbean Queens FestivalApril 6, 11am – 4pmFamily friendly.FreeThe Caribbean Queens Festival will engage community members in celebrating the music, food, artistry and culture of the Caribbean diaspora. This one-day public event will feature contributors of Caribbean descent, providing visibility and economic opportunity for underrepresented entrepreneurs.Edison Square5415 S Tacoma Way, Tacomacaribbeanqueens.net |