The Tropical Reef Aquarium will reopen on June 14 after extensive restoration and repair of critical animal-care structures, habitats, and life support systems. When guests walk back through the aquarium doors, they may not immediately notice those behind-the-scenes updates, but they will see new shark species, vibrant fish, and exciting new animals in a refreshed space. Meet […]
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Conductors Lorissa Mason, Anne Lyman Perform at Carnegie Hall with Steilacoom High School Chamber Choir & Tacoma Community College Chamber Choir
On Saturday, June 1, 2024, at 1:00 PM, in the Stern Auditorium/Perelman Stage at Carnegie Hall, MidAmerica Productions, Inc. proudly presents a program featuring Baroque master choral works. Conductors Lorissa Mason and Anne Lyman will lead performances of Magnificat by Vivaldi and Bach, respectively, with the New England Symphonic Ensemble. The event will include the Steilacoom High […]
Getting with the Program – Entertaining Local Speakers
I love meetings at groups like Rotary and Transportation Club. I love to arrive early and chat with anyone who sits down at the table. How else can you really learn much about people? Eventually, the meeting leads to an interesting program. When I was president of the Rotary Club of Tacoma #8, I had […]
Plan for daytime road work on northbound I-5 exit to City Center in Tacoma
TACOMA– People who use the northbound Interstate 5 exit to City Center in Tacoma will want to plan extra travel time Tuesday, May 28. 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. Tuesday, May 28 Access to City Center, I-705 and State Route 7 will be maintained throughout the lane closure. The closure allows Washington State Department of […]
Eight Positions Available on Equity in Contracting Advisory Committee
TACOMA, Wash. — The Tacoma City Council is currently seeking applicants to fill eight positions on the Equity in Contracting (EIC) Advisory Committee: The Equity in Contracting Advisory Committee is an advisory panel to staff as it pertains to the City’s EIC policy. The Committee is responsible for monitoring compliance with all provisions and regulations […]
Old Man Johnny – A Short Story
One day I finally realized that I needed to lose some weight and get in shape. I got sick and tired of seeing people jog by my house with a big smile on their face and zero girth around their mid-sections. I decided I would walk along Ruston Way every day enjoying the beauty of […]
Tacoma Arts Live announces 2024-25 Season
Find your joy in Season 24-25! Art lovers of all genres are welcome at Tacoma Arts Live. From live theater to Zimbabwean female a Cappella to cultural icons performing cabaret, there’s something for everyone. And there’s more to come in the months ahead, including exhibits and events and new ways to experience shows at Tacoma […]
17th Annual Memorial Day Service
Please join Tacoma Historical Society for our 17th Annual Memorial Day Service. Monday, May 27 – 11am War Memorial Park – 624 N Meyers Street Free, all are welcome This year’s keynote speaker will be Jane Hughes of Gold Star Families of Washington.
Prom and Circumstances at Tacoma Musical Playhouse
Peg and I had no idea what we were in for at Tacoma Musical Playhouse and their latest production “Prom.” We weren’t completely blind. I had checked some details about its Broadway run. I’ve seen enough to know it would be both funny and meaningful. As soon as I opened up the program, I knew […]