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Hipsters and Danish people (and presumably especially hipster Danes) call it “hygge,” but it’s really just a feeling of coziness, contentment and general wellbeing. It’s a feeling that’s pervasive in

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For every season, an accolade. The sun is not going to show up and drag you out to the waterfront – or up to Mount Rainier for that matter – every day of the year. That’s a reality of visiting the

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Northwest fall brings the eerie mist that drapes the Tacoma region. With that air of mystery, Pierce County doesn’t pull any punches when it comes to thrills. And most of these thrills can be had even

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Tacoma Film Festival, a local staple of the arts scene, is celebrating its lucky 13th annual run in 2018 from Oct. 4 to 11. Each year, the festival puts together a solid mix of features and shorts

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Sea life – with all its otherworldly shapes, eerie textures, peculiar movements and flamboyant colors – makes children of us all. As the Pacific Seas Aquarium at Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium opens

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“How much can you lift?” is not just a question for the gym this October, with a stein-lifting competition taking center stage of Oktoberfest festivities in Pierce County. At Harmon’s four locations

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“Just take a right, up ahead past the sign,” the instructor says, casually gesturing toward a pair of tire ruts that heads into thick forest. His voice and cadence are slow and relaxed, like a

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Fife History Museum is a small museum that punches above its weight, and part of that comes from serving a community (population 10,103) with some of the longest-running history in the area. The Fife

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One quintessential Tacoma art experience just got a bit more affordable for families and kids: Beginning immediately, all patrons and kids years old and younger will be granted free admission on

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Conventional wisdom says dining with a view in Tacoma means heading to the Ruston Way Waterfront. Convention wisdom needs an update. Stanley & Seafort’s jaw-dropping views of Tacoma’s skyline and

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Tag - fall

Tacoma and Pierce County's recipe for coziness

Coffee and doughnuts in the South Puget Sound

Fall in Pierce County for thrill seekers

Tacoma Film Festival coming up, needs your help

Pacific Seas Aquarium is where art meets aquatic life

Oktoberfest is back with full month of live music, beer specials, contests and events

Driving history, hidden away in Spanaway

Photo tour: Fife History Museum

Tacoma Art Museum is now free for kids and teens on Saturdays

A different take on summer dining in Tacoma

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