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Summer always draws visitors to the Tacoma waterfront with recreation, activities and parks, but this year, it’s a free, conservation-themed festival that’s the main draw on Saturday, June 10 from 11

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It seems that the last Monday of May is somehow right around the corner, (I’m sorry but who allowed time to fly by like this?) and although this unofficial summer kick off can mean vacations and BBQs

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The best of Pierce County beers (and beyond!) are well represented in the lineup of the 7th Annual Gig Harbor Beer Festival, this Saturday, May 19. More than 60 beers will be on tap from more than two

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The following is a guest post written by Amanda Williams, booking and marketing coordinator at the Tacoma Dome in Tacoma, Washington. The annual Tacoma Guitar Festival returns to the Tacoma Dome April

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The Proctor neighborhood of Tacoma plays host to the Destiny City Film Festival this weekend, showing features and shorts from around the Pacific Northwest and beyond. In its fifth year, DCFF’s

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Although it'd still be a bargain at twice the price, the $25-per-car entry fee for Mount Rainier National Park can feel as steep as the mountain itself. However, with free days spread throughout the

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It's the last weekend before Christmas, and those who got their shopping done early deserve some relaxation and entertainment. While the weekend is still technically a couple days away, with so many

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As we continue the countdown to Dec. 25, the season is lighting up with holiday events that can bring families closer together, or sometimes even stand in place of a gift for a hard-to-shop-for

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Tacoma and the South Puget Sound are loaded with family-friendly Halloween events to keep kids safe and give parents a little bit of relaxation on Oct. 31. With closed streets, friendly neighborhood

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As he voyaged and explored in the Pacific region in the late 18 th Century, Captain George Vancouver dropped names on almost everything he saw, and the names stuck: Mount Rainier, Mount Baker, Mount

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Arts, sciences and fun collide in festival on Tacoma’s waterfront in June

Memorial Day Weekend and Discounts for Service Men and Women

Gig Harbor Beer Festival just days away

Fourth Annual Tacoma Guitar Festival rocks the Dome

Destiny City Film Festival brings drama and comedy to Tacoma’s Proctor neighborhood

Mount Rainier offers fee-free days throughout 2018

5 Things to Do This Weekend (Holiday Edition): Dec. 21-14, 2017

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Halloween trick or treating in Tacoma and the South Puget Sound for 2017

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