Tuesday, July 23, 2019

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South Sound Sustainability Expo comes March 2

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Come share ‘An Evening with Elizabeth Smart’

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Tacoma Art Museum opens major exhibition of Native American Jaune Quick-to-See...

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King’s Books hosts artist and craft fair

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As weather improves, utility work resumes

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Mary Queen of Scotts by Judy Cook. Photo by Dave R. Davison
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‘Transforming Knowledge: Altered Encyclopedias’ New Collins Memorial Library exhibit enlists artists...

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Plenty of options to dine in Proctor District

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The UP for Arts Spring Arts and Concerts Series will feature a variety of great regional musical talent. The series kicks off Friday, Feb. 22 with a concert featuring Carson Farley (vertical picture with cello), Ian McKnight (flute player in lower set) and Clement Reid (lop left in lower set of four). Photo courtesy UP for Arts
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UP for Arts unveils Spring 2019 Arts and Concerts Series

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Tacoma artist Paul R. Michaels created his bronze statue of Allen C. Mason, Tacoma’s “super salesman,” in 2008. The figure, hand extended for a handshake, stands near the Wheelock Library (corner of N. 26th and Adams streets) surrounded by columns salvaged from Mason’s 1892 mansion. Photo by dave r. davison
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Know your public art: ‘Allen C. Mason – Tacoma’s Super Salesman’

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Culture Corner A Guide to Cultural Organizations

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The Tacoma Arts Live Gala will raise funds to provide theater classes, youth camps, educational matinees, and professional development opportunities for teachers, as well as community outreach projects.
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Gala: The Great Race Tacoma Arts Live reinvents ‘Star Chefs on...

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Franco (right) and his son Giovanni have been working side by side for 25 years. Photo by Matt Nagle
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Catching up with Franco the Tailor His legendary skills in the...

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March 9 will be the third and final winter market day before the market welcomes its regular season back on March 23. From then, the market is open every Saturday from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. until Dec. 14. www.ProctorFarmersMarket.com
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Proctor Farmers Market winter season continues Feb. 9

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Link Update Traffic impacts continue on N. 1st St., Martin Luther...

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Master chef Alfredo Russo has decades of experience in commercial kitchens, honing his skills over years of creating Italian dishes that keep hungry Tacomans coming back for more.
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At Europa Bistro, la familia si riunisce alla tavola (the family...

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Pianist Dimitri Zhgenti will play a “Concert for Freedom” to benefit Adorned in Grace on Feb. 9. Photo courtesy of Adorned in Grace
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Adorned in Grace helps fight human trafficking with upcoming fundraiser

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Todd Jannausch and Chandler Woodfin, the duo behind the Feast Arts Center will close the doors of the community arts center and art gallery. Photo courtesy of Feast Fine Art Center.
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Feast Arts Center closes its doors

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‘Transforming Knowledge’ Altered books on display at UPS’s Collins Memorial Library

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Photo courtesy of Salish Sea Early Music Festival
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2019 Salish Sea Early Music Festiva Eight performances of early music...

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Culture Corner A Guide to Cultural Organizations

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