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November is Tacoma Arts Month
Looking for something to do this November? There are arts and cultural activities happening every single day in Tacoma. From visual art to literary events, film to theater, and everything in between,...
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Guide to Black History Month Events in Puget Sound
Black History Month is celebrated in February to acknowledge life struggles and accomplishments of African American people. It is an opportunity to reach others and establish relationships with other...
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Best Grandparents Day Activities in Puget Sound on September 9
Sunday, September 9 is National Grandparents’ Day! President Jimmy Carter signed the proclamation creating a special day for grandparents in 1979. Here are some fun ways to celebrate with your...
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Guide to Free Museum Day on Saturday, September 29
Museum Day Live! is a great opportunity for you and your child to explore one of Washington’s many museums for FREE, thanks to Smithsonian Magazine. During this one-day, annual event, participating...
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Guide to Military Discounts on Veterans Day Around the Sound
Free Entrance Days to US National Parks Friday, Saturday and Sunday November 10, 11 and 12 http://www.nps.gov America’s 398 national parks will offer everyone free admission during the Veterans Day...
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Last Minute Photo Ops With Santa in Seattle
If your child still needs to visit with Santa before Christmas Day, there are some great opportunities around the Sound! Santa and his helpers will be making treks to hear the wishes of every little...
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MLK Jr Day Observations and Events in Seattle
The Seattle area is host to some of the country’s biggest celebrations of the life and legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. Plan to give back and do something good for your community, attend a celebration...
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Best Ways To Celebrate George And Abe On President’s Day
February 12 is Abraham Lincoln’s birthday, and February 22 is George Washington’s. According to History.com, Americans have been recognizing our first president’s birthday since the 1800s, but...
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