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 […]
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3 events,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 […] 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 […] |
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 |
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8 events,Coffee with the Birds: NestingApril 7, 9 – 11amFree.16+Join us for Dancing Goats coffee as we discuss a special topic about birds found in Wapato Park, followed by a bird walk through the park. Sharpen your birdwatching skills and socialize with other birders.Register: Coffee with the Birds- April Program: Nests – Metro Parks TacomaWapato Park […] Girl Scout Badge DayApril 7, 9am – 3pmBrownie and Junior Scouts are invited to join educators at LeMay – America’s Car Museum for an exciting full-day event to work through all the requirements for the Automotive Design, Engineering, and Manufacturing badges. Scouts will also have the opportunity to tour the Museum and participate in a […] |
8 events,Dinos Rock!Through April 14Examine real fossils with experts from the Burke Museum and Fossil Team PDX. Meet the Raptor Ambassadors with The Falconer and learn about birds of prey and their dinosaur ancestors. Explore epoch extinction events, create prehistoric cave paintings, dig for dino bones, watch wacky Dr. Science demos, join the dino stomp dance […] Imagine MonetThrough April 14Imagine Monet is the exhibition produced and created by the French directors Annabelle Mauger and Julien Baron, the world’s first directors of a digital immersive exhibition. The exhibit starts with the famous painting Impression Soleil levant (1872) and closes with the renowned Water Lilies series (1914 – 1926). In between enjoy more […] |
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3 events,Home School DayApril 10, 10am – 2pmLoad in and take your learning on the road! This April, we invite you to join the Education Team for a fun-filled, hands-on day at LeMay – America’s Car Museum, specifically for homeschoolers!LeMay – America’s Car Museum2727 E D St, Tacomaamericascarmuseum.org |
4 events,History After Hours: Tacoma Home MoviesApril 11, 7 – 9pmMick Flaaen, a Tacoma-based filmmaker and preservationist, will showcase the Tacoma Home Movies project. This treasure trove of found films is highlighted by rare historical footage and candid moments of life in Washington throughout the years. Flaaen will be joined by historian and History After Hours: […] |
4 events,Organ at Noon Series featuring Wyatt SmithApril 12, 12:05pmFreeEnjoy the rich sounds of the organ with Wyatt Smith.University of Puget Sound Kilworth Memorial Chapel1500 N Warner253.879.3741 | pugetsound.edu/events |
9 events,Earth Day CleanupApril 13, noon – 2pmFree. Register online: MyImpactPage – Chip In (betterimpact.com)Calling All Ocean Lovers and Eco-Warriors!Earth Day is just around the corner, and what better way to celebrate than by giving back to our beautiful planet? Join us for a special Earth Day Beach Cleanup event hosted by the Port of Tacoma and be […] PAW Patrol Live! “Heroes Unite”April 13, 10am & 2pmApril 14, 3pmNickelodeon and VStar Entertainment Group proudly present PAW Patrol Live! “Heroes Unite.” This brand-new production is an interactive live stage show, where members of the audience get to be heroes unleashed, helping the pups as honorary members of the pack, while they navigate the globe […] Studio West Dance Theater’s Peter PanApril 13 & 14This classic tale comes to life with original choreography, a little pixie dust, and flying effects from world-renowned professional flying company ZFX. Don’t miss your opportunity to see Peter, Wendy, John, Michael, and Tinkerbell as they fly off to Neverland.Washington Center512 Washington St SE, Olympiawashingtoncenter.org Senior Resource FairApril 13, 12 – 3pmFree.Come see what Metro Parks Tacoma and other local organizations have to offer seniors in our community. Experience cooking and fitness demos, connect with local resources and programs, and enter a raffle to win prizes.STAR Center3873 S 66th St, Tacomametroparkstacoma.org50+ Senior Resource Fair – Metro Parks Tacoma TAM Gala 2024 | MomentumApril 13, 5-9pmTacoma Art MuseumJoin us for an evening of philanthropy and community, surrounded by world-class art in our own Tacoma Art Museum with the TAM Gala 2024 | Momentum. Exclusive silent auction and a decadent dinner lead up to the evening’s main event and spectacular live auction. Proceeds from this […] TikTok Megastar Matt Mathews: When That Thang Get ta Thang’n TourApril 13, 8pmCelebrated online for his humor, Mathews has amassed over 3 million followers on TikTok.Federal Way Performing Arts & Event Center31510 Pete Von Reichbauer Way SFederal Wayfwpaec |
6 events,Benson Lecture: Tami CharlesApril 15, Reception 4pm, Lecture7pmFreeTami Charles, former educator and New York Times bestselling author visits PLU for a lecture on her children’s books focused on black history, liberation, ingenuity and black joy.Pacific Lutheran University Anderson University Center12180 Park Avenue S, Parklandplu.edu/education/jolita-hylland-benson-education-lecture/253.535.7272 Nature Alphabet – I is for ImaginationApril 15, 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, Tacomametroparkstacoma.org253.404.3940 |
3 events,50+ Trip – Tulip FestivalApril 16, 9am – 4pmSpace is Limited.Re-registration is Required.Food not included.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 Mount Vernon, WA for the Tulip Festival. The trip includes transportation from a Metro Parks […] |
3 events,Five For FightingApril 17, 7:30pmTo date, Five For Fighting, has released six studio LPs. Singer-songwriter and performer John Ondrasik has penned major hits including the chart-topping “100 Years,” “The Riddle,” “Chances,” “World,” and “Easy Tonight,” which have earned tens of millions of streams and place him as a top-10 Hot Adult Contemporary artist for the […] University of Puget Sound Jazz OrchestraApril 17, 7:30pmDirected by Tracy KnoopFreeEnjoy the upbeat sounds of the UPS Jazz OrchestraUniversity of Puget SoundSchneebeck Concert Hall1500 N Warner St., Tacoma253.879.3741 | pugetsound.edu/events |
4 events,Comedy UndergroundApril 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 Center Black Box512 Washington St SE, Olympiawww.washingtoncenter.org 360.753.8586 Washington State Spring FairApril 18 – 21Spring is in the Fair! Escape the winter freeze with two full weekends in Puyallup: blooming with rides, fuzzy critters and local flavor.Washington State Fair & Event Center.110 9th Avenue SW, Puyallupthefair.com/spring-fair/, 253.845.1771 |
5 events,Hands on Children’s Museum After Hours: BeerCraftApril 19, 7 – 10pm21+Enjoy a night that celebrates craft brewing and showcases some of the best local breweries, cideries, and specialty beverage purveyors. Explore samples from 14 specialty brewers and chat with the experts as you eat, drink, and play your way through the Museum!Hands on Children’s Museum414 […] Madama ButterflyApril 19 – 21Experience the poignant beauty and emotional depth of Puccini’s timeless masterpiece presented by the Tacoma Opera.This operatic jewel tells the story of Cio-Cio-San, a young and naive Japanese geisha, known as Butterfly, who falls deeply in love with Pinkerton, a dashing but insincere U.S. Navy officer.Rialto Theater310 S 9th St, Tacoma253.627.7789, […] The Red Hot Chilli PipersApril 19, 7:30pmIt’s Bagpipes. It’s Rock. It’s Bagrock. AC/DC meets the poet Robert Burns. Where rock anthems sit comfortably alongside the great tunes from the glens and the mountains of Scotland.It’s The Red Hot Chilli PIPERS – (NOT the Peppers!) — a 9-piece ensemble consisting of pipers, guitarists, keyboards, and drummers.Washington […] |
14 events,11th Annual Gig Harbor Paddlers CupApril 20 & 21The Gig Harbor Paddlers Cup is the premier event for Pacific Northwest paddle enthusiasts of all ages and skill levels. Organized by the Gig Harbor Canoe and Kayak Racing Team, this annual community event features paddle racing for kayaks, canoes, stand up and prone paddleboards, outriggers, para-canoes, […] 23rd Annual MetroParks Parks Appreciation DayApril 20,Come together to lend a hand to keep parks beautiful, our community strong and connected, and be a good steward of the earth on April 20. Spruce up local parks by trimming limbs, grooming grounds and maintaining restoration areas.MetroParks Tacoma locations:Pt Defiance Marina, 9am – noon, MyImpactPage – Chip In […] Double Shot Theater FestivalApril 20 – 21Ages 13+The event will feature five brand new, 10-minute plays – written, directed, and rehearsed in just 24 hours! More than 25 Western Washington artists come together and work around the clock to create these new works centered on a unifying theme.The festival is the project of Northwest Playwrights […] Family STEAM Day – Plant PowerApril 20, 11am – 3pmFrom car parts to medical devices, toys to tools, the possibilities are endless with 3D printing! Join us to explore the history of 3D printing, see a few 3D printers in action, familiarize yourself with computer automated design (CAD) software, and learn about the world of […] Haydn’s Mass in Time of WarApril 20, 7:30pmComposed in 1796 during Austria’s wartime mobilization, this poignant mass reflects on the profound impact of conflict on everyday lives. Haydn’s masterpiece offers solace and delivers a compelling message: “We don’t want victory, we want peace!”Enjoy this performance by Masterworks Chorale Ensemble.Washington Center for the Performing Arts512 Washington […] Healthy Kids Day at South Sound YMCAApril 20Shelton Family YMCA,: 10am – 1pmBriggs Community YMCA, 1 – 4pmThis FREE, annual event features a variety of family-friendly activities to encourage healthy kids, healthy families, and a healthy start to the summer season.Sponsored nationally by Peanuts, Healthy Kids Day’s mission is to turn fun and play into […] PBR Unleash the Beast TacomaApril 20 & 21PBR (Profession al Bull Riders) premier tour’s return to Tacoma for the third consecutive season and 15th year overall. The two days of competition will give fans the opportunity to watch 35 of the top bull riders in the world go head-to-head in unpredictable David vs. Goliath matchups […] Chronic Heat: A Joint AdventureApril 20 – 21, 10am – 5pmApril 21, 1pm Artist TalkArtists make soft glass pipes and borosilicate (hard glass) rigs in the Hot Shop at the Museum of Glass.Working on one side of the shop, soft glass pipemakers will take the stage to demonstrate their approach at the furnace. On the […] Snake Lake Science FairFair April 20Students grade K-12th create their own science project to participate in this exciting community event. Science Fair viewing is free and open to the public.Tacoma Nature Center1919 S Tyler St, Tacomametroparkstacoma.orgSnake Lake Science Fair – Metro Parks Tacoma South Sound Studio TourApril 20 – 21, 11am – 4pmFree.Self-guided.The South Sound Studio Tour is an all-volunteer event that allows the public to see how artists create works of beauty. Meet artists “in the wild” of their studios to learn how they work, see the materials and techniques used, and discuss what inspires creativity. Visit […] |
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17 events,A World Tour: Dresden, Buenos Aires, Lodore, ParisApril 14, 2:30pmFederal Way Symphony’s A World Tour takes the audience on an auditory adventure around the world with an orchestral concerto by Vivaldi, and the Northwest’s premiere of Lodore and special accordian solos.Federal Way Performing Arts & Event Center31510 Pete Von Reichbauer Way S, Federal Way253.835.7010, fwpaec.orgfederalwaysymphony.org FlamencoApril 21, 3pmAlexandra Arrieche, Music Director and ConductorThe Olympia Symphony presents a ground-breaking, unique collaboration that brings together live flamenco dancing and classical music. Filled with vibrancy and passion, our season finale will transport you to southern Spain to experience the heart and beat of this incredible culture!Washington Center for the Performing Arts512 Washington St […] Point Defiance Frog JamApril 21, 1 – 3pmFree. Register Online: Activity detail | Metro Parks Tacoma (activecommunities.com)Jump down to the Fort Nisqually Picnic Shelter in Point Defiance Park for a family-friendly event celebrating our amphibian friends! Check out different activity stations, talk to Park Guides and other educators, show off your hopping skills, and have […] Mini Maestros: Wacky, Wild World of PercussionApril 21, 2pmInstrument petting zoo 1:30pmMini 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 who introduce the instruments and musical concepts while Symphony Tacoma musicians perform. The music gets […] The Red Hot Chilli PipersApril 21, 7:00pmBagpipes with attitude. Drums with a Scottish accent. A blazing rock band and show so hot, it carries its own health warning! It’s Bagpipes. It’s Rock. It’s Bagrock. AC/DC meets the poet Robert Burns. Where rock anthems sit comfortably alongside the great tunes from the glens and the mountains […] |
14 events,7th Annual Juror’s Invitational ExhibitMarch 25 – April 26March 29, 6 – 7:30pm opening receptionAward-winning artists from the 2023 Southwest Washington Juried Exhibition, selected by juror Nathan Barnes, are invited back to show new work in this group exhibition. Participating artists include Jane Degenhardt, Amy Fisher, JW Harrington, Bella Kim, Rebecca Madsen, and David Moore.Lenor […] Spring Native Plant SaleApril 13 – 28 Online salesMay 4 – 6, 10am – 2pm, Pickup ordersLandscape your yard with plants that are native to our area. Planting natives ensures the conservation of our precious water resources and provides habitat for local birds, mammals and insects.Tacoma Nature Center1919 S Tyler, TacomaNative Plant Sale – Metro […] |
6 events,YWCA Ignite Change Together: Lunch & LearnApril 24, 11am – 1pmEnjoy a tasty lunch and learn about the YWCA USA’s program Ignite Change TogetherConnect with staff and learn how you can cultivate positive change in the community.Friendship Hall220 Union Ave SE, OlympiaTickets: Lunch and Learn 2024 (everyaction.com) Michael W Smith: FOREVER TourApril 24, 7pmMichael W. Smith has been releasing new music regularly and performing around the world to sold-out crowds for the last 35+ years. During his storied career, he’s written and recorded over 36 No. 1 songs and has been bestowed with numerous awards.Pantages Theater901 Broadway, Tacoma253.591.5894, tacomaacitytheaters.org Pops on the LawnApril 24, 4pmFreeKarlen Quad University of Puget Sound campus1500 N Warner St., Tacoma253.879.3741 | pugetsound.edu/events Reel Oddities: Son of the White MareApril 17 & 24, 7pmOne of the great psychedelic masterpieces of world animation, Son of the White Mare is a swirling, color-mad maelstrom of mythic monsters and Scythian heroes, part Nibelungenlied, part-Yellow Submarine, lit by jagged bolts of lightning and drenched in rivers of blue, red, gold and green.Olympia […] |
9 events,Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood: The Scared Scriptless TourApril 25, 7:30pmArmed with nothing but their sharp wit, comedians Colin Mochrie and Brad Sherwood take to the live stage to create hilarious and original scenes in their two-man show. Known by TV audiences for their work on Whose Line is it Anyway? Colin & Brad improvise […] Healthcare not Warfare Town HallApril 25, 5:30pmMason Central Labor Council in partnership with Washington Physicians for Social Responsibility, Whole Washington, PNHP Washington and other groups to present this public Town Hall.In a country that spends $877 billion on the military, should medical debt be the leading cause of bankruptcy? Working people in our community are […] Let’s Talk: Race & ClassApril 25, 6 & 8pmYMCA of Olympia Let’s Talk series is an opportunity to explore a variety of topics. In this session, the focus is on race and class and how the two are interlinked.Friendship HallYMCA of Olympia220 Union Ave SE, Olympiaymcaofolumpia.org/letstalk |
13 events,Building a Child and Youth Centered Community SymposiumApril 26, 8:30am – 12:30pmAttend this half day symposium to learn from nationally renowned speakers, connect with the community, and collaborate on ways we can build a Pierce County where children and youth can grow up and thrive.Clover Park Technical CollegeMcGavick Conference Center4500 Steilacoom Blvd SW, Lakewoodcycsymposium.orgChild and […] City Nature ChallengeApril 26 – 29Free. All ages.Join Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium staff, plus partners Northwest Trek and Woodland Park Zoo, in finding and documenting as much wildlife as you can! Report your findings on the iNaturalist app.Get outside. Watch nature. ID and discover.Help the Puget Sound area (including Tacoma, Seattle, Bellevue, Everett and […] Comedy, Culture & CarsApril 26, 6pm – 11pm21+This event brings together Southeast Asian culture, Japanese cars, and premier Asian comedians for an unforgettable night of fun. There will be mouthwatering food vendors, bars to keep the spirits high, and DJ’s spinning a fusion of Southeast Asian, 90’s R&B, and Hip-hop.The evening will be set against […] Dance 2024April 26 & 27, 7:30pmA dynamic and spectacular night of dance with choreography by faculty, guest artists, and students.nSarah Seder, Concert Executive Director.Pacific Lutheran UniversityKaren Hille Phillips Center for the Performing Arts12180 Park Ave S, Parklandhttps://www.eventbrite.com/e/750198161897?aff=oddtdtcreator, 253.535.7602 Hotel California: The Original Eagles TributeApril 26, 7:30pmWhen The Eagles stopped to catch their breath a few decades ago, HOTEL CALIFORNIA began a pioneering journey through their history-making music; a journey that has taken them around the globe thrilling hundreds of thousands of Eagles fans.Rialto Theater310 9th St, Tacomatacomacitytheaters.org, 253,591.5894 Spring Arts Walk & Procession of the SpeciesApril 26, 6 – 10pm & April 27, noon – 6pmOlympia Arts Walk is a semi-annual community event celebrating the arts. Since 1990, thousands gather in downtown Olympia in both the Spring and Fall for a festive arts experience that uses creativity to connect and engage.Celebrate the visual […] The Current, an Artist AwardThrough May 3During the residency, award recipient Kristina Batiste, a Tacoma-based potter, will be creating new work at Tacoma Art MuseumSee the Artist: April 18, 5 – 7pm during Free Third ThursdayWednesday’s & Fridays – quiet peek-ins outside the studio to view Batiste at workAoril 24, 3 – 4pm – Headshots […] Nearly one hundred years ago, in April 1925, the Shenandoah was launched at Skansie Shipyard. On Saturday, April 26, 2025, we'll gather to celebrate the remarkable new life of the Shenandoah as a "teaching vessel" and centerpiece of the Museum's new Maritime Gallery. Join us for the unveiling of new exhibits and the "launch" of this amazing […] |
16 events,Cody Johnson The Leather TourApril 27Cody Johnson with special guests Justin Moore and Drake Milligan. Johnson is a Platinum recording artist and CMA Awards Male Vocalist of the Year nominee.Tacoma Dome2727 E D St, Tacomatickets available at the box office or at ticketmaster.com 2024 Faith Lutheran AuctionApril 27, 5:00pmThis is the school’s largest fundraiser of the year with a goal of raising $75,000. Proceeds will fund the scholarship program, campus upgrades (safety improvements, washer and dryer, and new signage), youth group trips, ECE curriculum needs, and sports equipment upgrades. Faith Lutheran Community Center 7075 Pacific Ave SE LaceyFaith […] Home Buying Mortgage HacksApril 27, 110 – 11:30amFreeHow to make home-buying affordable and win a house in today’s market.This monthly seminar explores different hacks each month.In person or online at: Home Buying Mortgage Hacks Seminar (Federal Way & Online) Tickets, Sat, Apr 27, 2024 at 10:00 AM | EventbriteFederal Way Keller Williams33434 8th Ave S, Ste […] KlahowyaApril 27, 11am – 4pmFree for all Pierce County residents & Native Tribal membersIn 1855, Fort Nisqually was a trading center for people throughout the region and around the world and they greeted each other in the trade language of the time, Chinook Jargon, by saying “Klahowya” or “welcome”.At Klahowya we welcome guests to join […] Spring Fling at Eastside Community CenterApril 27, 1 – 3pmFree.All are welcome to this free family-fun event celebrating Spring. Bring your swimsuit for free swimming during the event. Activities include swag bags, DJ music, face painting, rec swim, entertainment, scavenger hunt, food and more.Eastside Community Center1721 E 56th St, Tacomametroparkstacoma.orgSpring Fling at Eastside Community Center […] The Greatest Showman Sing AlongApril 27, 6pmOne of our most popular sing-along movies is back! The Greatest Showman was inspired by the legend and ambitions of America’s original pop-culture impresario, P.T. Barnum. Local host Lauren O’Neill will warm up the audience and lead our costume contest! Come sing along with Hugh Jackman, Zac Efron, Michelle […] The Green Gig Chowder SocialApril 27, 4 – 7pmEnjoy a wide variety of mouthwatering chowders from both the West & East coasts including clam, chicken & salmon.All proceeds support early childhood education in the greater Gig Harbor community.Gig Harbor Vintage Aero Museum1108 26th Ave, Gig HarborGreater Gig Harbor FoundationTHE GREEN GIG | GGHF (gigharborfoundation.org) |
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19 events,Alf Hurum CentennialApril 28, 4 – 7pmSurrounded by the tropical climate and flora evoking his chosen home of Honolulu, the Northwest Edvard Grieg Society will celebrate Alf Hurum’s centennial of his arrival to the US at the Conservatory. The concerts will feature the Ellinor Quartet performing Hurum’s String Quartet and the Northwest Grieg Mannskor, directed by Scott Fikse, singing Hurum’s Lilja, a […] Tacoma Little Theatre’s Auditions for One Man, Two GuvnorsApril 28 – 29Sunday start times: 6pmMonday start times: 7pmCall backs May 2The production will run from September 6 – 22, 2024.Brighton, England. 1963. Change is in the air, and Francis Henshall is looking to make his mark. Fired from a skiffle band and in search of […] Chowder Social & FundraiserApril 28Enjoy an evening of fun, food and fundraising for the Foss Waterway Seaport.The evening includes a reception with live entertainment, passed hors d’oeuvres, cocktails, and a live auction! The Chowder Social is a casual dinner full of local delicious chowders to enjoy.Funds raised go directly towards our education programs, community events, […] Crafting from the Gardensmonthly 2nd & 4th Sundays, 1:30 – 3pmApril 28 – Bee Hotels12+Make decorative pieces from natural materials found in and around Lakewold. Horticulture Engagement Specialist Brianna Ybarra has scheduled a wide variety of projects using everything from rocks and cut wood rounds to living plants, flower petals and leaves.Lakewold Gardens12317 Gravelly Lake […] Five for Fighting & String QuartetApril 28, 2 pmEnjoy the entertaining John Ondrasik, songwriter and performer known as the Grammy-nominated Five For FightingWashington Center512 Washington St E, Olympiawashingtoncenter.org Mini Maestros: Peter & The WolfApril 28, 2:30pmInstrument petting zoo 1:30pmMini 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 who introduce the instruments and musical concepts while Symphony Tacoma musicians perform. The music gets kids […] Silent Movie: Kings of Silent ComedyApril 28, 2pmExperience silent films the way they were meant to be seen and heard, accompanied by our 1924 Wurlitzer Organ! Featuring Charlie Chaplin’s The Pilgrim and Harold Lloyd’s Why Worry? We welcome film fans of all ages to step back in time to revel in the authentically recreated sounds […] |
13 events,Guaranteed Education Tuition Now Enrollingthrough May 1, 2024Washington’s popular Guaranteed Education Tuition (GET) program opens Wednesday, November 1 for a new enrollment period, providing families a fresh opportunity to start saving for future education and career training costs while their children are young. The 2023-2024 enrollment period runs through May 31, 2024, and provides a unique opportunity […] Mother’s Day Brunch at Indian SummerMay 12, 10am – 2pmRegister by May 3, 360.459.4572Celebrate mom and join us a brunch buffet featuring bottomless mimosas!Indian Summer Golf & Country Club Embers Restaurant5900 Troon Lane SE, OlympiaEmbers Restaurant – Indian Summer Golf & Country Club WA529 Annual Art Contest: What is Your Dream Job?Now through May 1Kindergarten – 12th GradesStudents can enter for a chance to win $529 toward their future education goals in a WA529 GET or DreamAhead account.To enter, students should create a work of original art depicting their future dream career. Entries will be judged based on […] |
6 events,May Day Celebration with Puget Sound RevelsMay 1, 6 – 7:30FreeJoin the Puget Sound Revels as they bring to life the ancient agricultural ritual of welcoming spring. Music from the Tacoma-based band Tacomarama. Maypole, singing & dancing.Wright Park501 S I St, Tacomapugetsoundrevels.org May Day March & Solidarity GatheringMay 1, 5:30pmThurston – Lewis – Mason Central Labor Council, will honor May Day with a march across the 4th Avenue Bridge and a Solidarity Gathering at Traditions Café.Working people will gather with tenants’ rights groups at the bridge at State Ave. NW and 4th and march across the bridge, calling attention […] |
4 events,Giselle: Grand Kyiv BalletPantages Theater, May 3, 7pmUkranian principal dancers Kateryna Kukhar and Alex Stoianov inspiring story of resilience and strength in wartime.Giselle is a classical ballet that tells the story of a peasant girl who falls in love with a nobleman disguised as a commoner.Pantages Theater901 Broadway, TacomaGiselle | Tacoma City Theaterstacomacitytheaters.org Ladies of LaughterMay 3, 7:30pmhis fest of funny femmes returns to the Center as the Ladies of Laughter comedy event has been a patron favorite with rave reviews! Expect big laughs, big fun, and a memorable night out. This year we welcome Alycia Cooper, Liz Glazer and Maureen LanganWashington Center512 Washington St SE, Olympiawashingtoncenter.org |
15 events,2024 Washington State Annual History AwardsMay 4, 5:30 – 8pmJoin keynote speaker David B. Williams, author of Homewaters: A Human and Natural History of Puget Sound, at the Washington State Annual History Awards. Celebrate the people advancing the field of history in Washington and enjoy a reception with appetizers, a cash bar, and a book […] BUGS ALIVE!May 4 – 5Visit the Bugs Alive! stage in the Nature Play Garden for close encounters with small animals and insects. Zookeepers host live bug presentations. Meet bugs, like a Chilean rose tarantula, tobacco hornworm or emperor scorpion, and discover the important role that bugs play in our daily lives.Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium5400 […] Olympia Symphony’s Fund the Future GalaMay 4, 7pmBig Music. Big Dreams. Big Impact.Enjoy live music, appetizers and drinks along with fun and fundraising.Hands on Children’s Museum414 Jefferson St, Olympiaolympiasymphony.org LENS Project: Military Family ArtMay 4, 10am – noonFree. Pre-registrationMilitary and veteran families are invited to a fun, free, collaborative family event. Create together as our Teaching Artists lead you through visual art activities designed to encourage meaningful conversations, positive social skills, and fun for the whole family. Space is limited, so register to save […] May the 4th Be With YouMay 4, 7:30pm18U FreeJoin Tacoma Concert Band aboard the Millennium Falcon as we embark on a musical journey to a galaxy far, far away, featuring a soundtrack of iconic music from action-adventure stories.Pantages Theater901 Broadway, Tacomatacomaconcertband.org Northwest Repertory Singers Spring Concert: To Life! To Love!May 4 & 5, 7:30pmArtistic Director Kyle Haugen has curated an inspiring program designed to celebrate the beauty of the human spirit and the ways we experience love. The centerpiece of the concert is the first collection of Liebeslieder waltzes by Johannes Brahms, a composer of the […] Northwest Sinfonietta: Bach, Beethoven & BassMay 4, 7:30pm, Rialto Theater, 310 S 9th St, TacomaMay 5, 2pm, Pioneer Par Pavillion, 330 S Meridian, PuyallupConductor Jeffery Meyer and extraordinary double bassist Xavier Foley join Northwest Sinfonietta for this season finale concert. Mr. Foley will perform Bottesini’s virtuosic Gran duo concertante and his own composition, For Justice […] PenMet Parks Appreciation DayMay 4, 9am – noonA day of community service and beautification at parks throughout Gig Harbor.Park Locations include Gig Harbor City Parks, Harbor Family Park, Sehmel Homestead Park & Tacoma DeMolay Sandspit Nature PreserveTree-planting Ceremony, 11:30am, Sehmel Homestead Parkpenmetparks.org South Sound Free Dental Day May 3, 8am – 1pm One FREE filling OR extraction to those who are seen. NO cost, NO obligation, and NO strings attached. With or without insurance, nothing will be billed. Advanced appointments not accepted. First come, first served basis only. Light Dental Studios Puyallup 8012 112th St Crt E, […] Spring Glass SaleMay 4, 10am – 1pmFreeTimed, online tickets only until 11:30amSupport Hilltop Glass Artists and shop the spring sale.Embrace the spirit of spring with vibrant and stunning glass creations crafted by Hilltop Artists! Discover treasures, from exquisite jewelry to elegant vases.You’ll also have a front row seat to watch the creative process in action! […] Swan Creek Trail RunMay 4, 10amCome run, walk, and enjoy yourself on this 5K trail run that sweeps through the trails of Swan Creek Park in East Tacoma.Swan Creek Park3997 E Roosevelt Ave, Tacomametroparkstacoma.org/event |