Tacoma Arts Month is a free, citywide celebration of arts, culture, heritage, and science held every October in Tacoma. Events include: KALEIDOSCOPE Saturday, October 3, 2026 12 – 4 PM | Tacoma Public Library Main Branch Kaleidoscope opens Tacoma Arts Month with a free afternoon of gallery exhibitions, live performances, interactive art-making,
International Day of Peace * Saturday, September 19, 2026 * 10:00 AM 3:00 PM Join us for a joyful event filled with music, dance, storytelling, inspiring speakers, art, activities for all ages, food for thought and action, and opportunities to connect with neighbors from around the world! https://archive.radiotacoma.
Photographer Davis Freeman interviews Spaceworks' Program Director Jennifer English about creativity, small business and how both enhance life in Tacoma. Listen here: https://archive.radiotacoma.org/@my_tacoma_podcast/episodes/jennifer-english-of-spaceworks From the spaceworkstacoma.com webpage: creatives to opportunity. We build stronger Tacoma neighborhoods through art, culture, and small
Radio Tacoma will be at the Hilltop Street Fair on August 29th. Come see us and record a station ID, give us feedback on our shows, or find out how you can have a show of your own! Then visit and learn about all the other exciting vendors and events
Last Saturday, we were heartened and touched by supporters, volunteers, and most especially musicians who came together to produce a very successful benefit concert. We collected an entire month's rent in one wonderful evening! We cannot thank you all enough but we especially appreciate Steve and Kristi Nebel
See who’s performing this year, learn about our new location, secure your tickets for the Prayer Breakfast and more! The event guide is where you’ll be able to find major announcements and resources to help you come prepared as the big day approaches. Juneteenth WA | The state’s
June is officially Pride month but Tacoma being Tacoma, we celebrate July 11th. So for those who can't wait, here is a history of Pride Month. 😸 Pride Month 2026: Origins, Parades & Dates | HISTORYThe history of Pride Month began with the 1969 Stonewall Riots.HISTORYHISTORY.com Editors Info
Radio Tacoma are hosting a special fundraising concert at UrbanWork Rhodes Center on Saturday, June 20. This community-centered evening will support KTAH FM 101.9 and their mission of informing and entertaining the people of Tacoma. The event will feature live performances from Americana duo Steve & Kristi Nebel and
Celebrate Earth Day 2026 with the tenth annual Wetland Project slow radio broadcast on Wednesday, April 22. Connect with the circadian rhythm of the ṮEḴTEḴSEN marsh on Saturna Island. The sounds of birds, frogs, insects and airplanes take over the airwaves for this twenty-four-hour experience in “slow radio” created by
Most families don’t think about window safety until it’s too late. Request a free window stop at www.centralpiercefire.org/window-falls” Each year, thousands of children are injured in window falls. Many of these incidents happen at home during everyday moments, when caregivers are nearby. Pierce County accounts
Earth Hour is a global WWF movement that encourages people to switch off non-essential lights for one hour and spend that hour doing something positive for the planet. It takes place every year on the last Saturday of March from 8:30 PM to 9:30 PM local time. In
Lore Alexander and friends, Ashley Laufer, and Elisabeth Grace will be having an art show with interactive activities on March 21, 2026. Come meet the host of The Ugly Podcast and experiment with your creative side. March 21 Art Show0:00/1319.7844581×Artsi Creative SpaceArtsi Creative Space is an
This week's topic is Breaking the Limiting Beliefs with your host, Mary Henderson. Today we’re joined by transformational life coach Coach Paula Taylor to unpack the powerful topic of limiting beliefs—those hidden thoughts that quietly shape our confidence, choices, and destiny. Get ready for an honest,
Saturday, February 21st 10 AM - Noon Stadium High School, 111 N E St, Tacoma 98403 Look for Pam K., wearing her red Whole Washington T-shirt. Wear yours if you have one. We'll meet up by the stage before the event starts. Here are possible questions/comments * Is
Families interested in learning how high school juniors and seniors can earn tuition-free college credit at Tacoma Community College while finishing high school are invited to attend an online Running Start Information Session. High school students and family members welcome. Learn more about TCC Running Start. Online Sessions Feb. 24,
Our, Dave Thompson, The Urban Farmer will be on CityLine, talking about food rescue, growing food in Tacoma, Urban Harvest Exchange, and how you can become an urban farmer. Tune in on April 2, 2026 Image by tohamina on Freepik
You can find actions Indivisible has created or promoted on TakeAction Network at https://www.indivisible-wa8.com/takeaction/. To join Take Action Network and get action alerts directly in your mailbox, visit this link to sign up. Sign in Pro to support HB 2210 (The Protect our Voices Act.) for
What it is: Green Blocks is Tacoma Tree Foundation’s neighborhood-specific program that provides community education and free trees! Our goal is to empower residents by reducing barriers, providing tree care education, and assisting in tree selection, delivery, planting, and maintenance. By planting around 600 street trees in Hilltop from
For Today: your mission is to 'Sign In Pro' for both bills. This action takes seconds but is critical. The tally of Pros vs Cons will go into the legislative record on hearing day. Here, you'll click on the links below, then: 1. Select PRO from
Greetings Radio Tacoma Family! As we all know, our legislature is having a short session this year, only 2 months to get all our new laws passed. Please check out these resources from Whole Washington https://wholewashington.org/legislature/. Contact your representatives and let them know how you feel. SB
Just go to https://archive.radiotacoma.org/ , find your favorite show and right click the RSS Podcast feed link, copy it, then paste the RSS feed link to your podcast app. Radio Tacoma ArchivesA place to listen to original programming from Radio Tacoma KTAH 101.9 FM.Radio Tacoma Archives
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