Babies on the Trail
You’re never too young to enjoy the outdoors. This program is for parents and guardians of children 18 months and younger. Learn about plant safety and weather-proofing playdates in any season while meeting other caretak
There are 3 upcoming outdoors events in Tacoma between Tuesday, October 6 and Monday, October 12. Highlights include Babies on the Trail on Wed at Point Defiance Park, Tots on the Trail on Fri at Point Defiance Park – Fort Nisqually Picnic Shelter, and Pumpkin Patch Festival at the Museum of Glass on Sat at Museum of Glass. 3 are free.
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You’re never too young to enjoy the outdoors. This program is for parents and guardians of children 18 months and younger. Learn about plant safety and weather-proofing playdates in any season while meeting other caretak
See Point Defiance from a kids’ point of view. Children ages 18 months and up are invited to join Park Guide Jenn on a toddler-led hike through Point Defiance Park. Explore the park’s trails and enjoy and a quick lesson
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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