There are 12 upcoming kid-friendly events in Tacoma between Monday, October 5 and Sunday, October 11. Highlights include Storytime for Little Spark Plugs on Tue at LeMay – America’s Car Museum, Babies on the Trail on Wed at Point Defiance Park, and Children’s Museum of Tacoma Low Sensory Hours on Wed at Children’s Museum of Tacoma. 9 are free.
Updated · Listings come from venue websites and newsletters · Know about an event? Share itTAM is open late and FREE every Thursday, 5 – 8 pm! Every Thursday evening at TAM, we keep the doors open late, welcoming everyone to experience the Museum free of admission. Neighborhood Nights offers programs with comm
TAM is open late and FREE every Thursday, 5 – 8 pm! Every Thursday evening at TAM, we keep the doors open late, welcoming everyone to experience the Museum free of admission. Neighborhood Nights offers programs with comm
The historic Tacoma Chess Club is partnering with Parks Tacoma to bring drop in chess to our community Centers 4 nights a week. Join us Tuesdays and Fridays from 6-10 pm at the Eastside Community Center or Thursdays from
Hike with a Park Guide every Saturday starting from the Rhododendron Garden at 9 am. The walk will average 3 miles at a leisurely pace and can be tailored to participant interest and time for a different route each week.
Join us October 10 on the Museum of Glass Grand Plaza for this year’s Pumpkin Patch Festival! From shopping for locally made glass pumpkins to enjoying a bouncy house and fall-themed crafts, there’s something for the who
Sidequest lists 5 events in Tacoma for Oct 9–Oct 11. Highlights include Tots on the Trail on Fri at Point Defiance Park – Fort Nisqually Picnic Shelter, Discovering Defiance: Drop-in Hikes at Point Defiance on Sat at Point Defiance Park – Rhododendron Garden, and Pumpkin Patch Festival at the Museum of Glass on Sat at Museum of Glass.
There are 9 free events in Tacoma this week, including Storytime for Little Spark Plugs on Tue at LeMay – America’s Car Museum, Babies on the Trail on Wed at Point Defiance Park, and Fish Tales on Thu at Point Defiance Marina. The Free page lists them all.
Most Tacoma listings this week don't include a neighborhood yet, so Sidequest groups them by venue. Venue pages list every upcoming event at that place.
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