Submitted by Tom Riggs. As we move closer to the upcoming holidays everyone will no doubt celebrate a little differently this year now that we have become more accustomed to the restrictions of COVID. But we WILL celebrate! And despite any worries about what may be going on in the political world, the economy, or […]
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Supporting The Troops That Support US; Happy Veterans Day!
Our trusty American businesses support American active duty and veterans with these specials. Call to be sure the offer is available or possible stipulations. Be prepared to show proof and pay for extras such as taxes (and tip!) Starbucks: free 12-oz cup of coffee to active duty and veterans, and military spouses. Little Caesars: free […]
Classical Tuesdays Nov 9: from Spain to Mexico
Submitted by Classical Tuesdays in Old Town Tacoma. Join Trío Guadalevín for a musical journey that will travel from Spain/the Mediterranean to Veracruz, La Huasteca and the Pacific coast of Mexico, with novel arrangements shaped from son huasteco, baroque melodies, son jarocho, Sephardic Jewish balladry, Zapotec songs and more. Many instruments and sonorities new to our experience […]
Among the First to France: Camp Lewis in 1917
Tacoma Historical Society announcement. Please join Tacoma Historical Society for our November 8 (7 pm) virtual meeting, when, in honor of Veterans Day, our featured speaker will be Donald Christian, retired United States Air Force Veteran. The virtual meeting will air on our YouTube Channel and our Facebook Page. Christian is the proud son of […]
Symphony Tacoma Rings in the Season with Songs from Favorite Holiday Shows + Handel’s Messiah
Symphony Tacoma press release. Tacoma, WA— Continuing its 75th Anniversary season, Symphony Tacoma will present two festive holiday concerts in December. From cherished holiday movie and TV songs to Handel’s beloved Messiah, the programs capture the themes, spirit and “sounds of the season.” Holiday Favorites Sunday, December 5 | 2:30 pmPantages TheaterGeoffrey Boers, conductorSymphony Tacoma VoicesTickets: $24-$85 Conductor Geoffrey […]
Grieving a Loved One’s Death?
Submitted by GriefShare. When you are grieving a loved one’s death, the holiday season can be especially painful. Our Surviving the Holidays seminar helps participants prepare for the holidays and even discover hope for the future. Saturday, November 13th from 10:00a.m. to 12:00p.m. Held at Sunset Bible Church, 7909 40th St W, University Place WA […]
Winter Solstice Soirée at Lakewold Gardens
Lakewold Gardens press release. The Gardens are lovely in every season, and wintertime is no exception. This year, we hope you’ll join us at Lakewold Gardens as we celebrate and anticipate the winter solstice. Enjoy a sneak peak of Winter Solstice Lights (Nov. 18), the array of activations that will illuminate the Gardens over the darkest […]
Lakewood to Host Amateur Short Film Contest: “Reel Life ‘96”
City of Lakewood press release. LAKEWOOD, Wash. – The City of Lakewood will host a film contest in February: “Reel Life ‘96” will be a 96-hour scramble to write, shoot, and edit a short film. Participants of any age or expertise may join for a shot to win cash prizes, gift cards, and more. No special gear […]
Puget Sound Treaty War Panel Returns Nov. 11
Metro Parks Tacoma press release. The award-winning Puget Sound Treaty War Panel series resumes with its final installment on Thursday, November 11. The panel, which features historians from the Muckleshoot, Nisqually, Puyallup, Steilacoom, and Squaxin Island Tribes, is free and will be hosted online. The Puget Sound Treaty War (1855-1856) was an armed conflict between […]