Landmarks in Tacoma, WA

This 760-acre park is a popular destination for more than 3.1 million people each year.

People often ask "Why Tacoma?" Here's the answer. Inspired by the cool information found on Secret Seattle (thanks, guys!), this group is for Tacoma to represent itself. Post an...

The W.W. Seymour Conservatory is a historical glass gem in Tacoma’s Wright Park Arboretum.

Freight House Station former Square is a place for everyone. We are a large community with several

Coming 2024 Offering office space, retail and restaurant spaces in the heart of Downtown Tacoma. Old City Hall is a place for all Tacomans to eat, work, and thrive as a community.

The Willits brothers built canoes from 1906 thru 1967 at their small factory in Tacoma. During this period 951 were built. These canoes have been highly coveted by boat enthusiasts...

Ruston Way is a Wonderful Place! From great places to eat to getting out for a breath of fresh air. My name is Sanny & I live in the area. I've created this page as a hobby & to...

Old Town Tacoma, WA is a neighborhood in the north end of Tacoma. This low-bank waterfront property was called "Tacobet" by the Puyallup Indians and the origin of Tacoma's name.

Tacoma's Own Pre-69 Traditional Hotrod and Custom Car Show

A 40-seat black box theater space in the heart of Tacoma, WA. We are the home to Dukesbay Productions and New Muses Theatre Company.

A day long celebration of art and music. Hosted every year, in its 14th year.

Folks, we will be bringing you something better than sliced bread. Downtown Tacoma will never be the same again. In a good way, a really good way. Feel free to comment, ask, surmi...

Built in 1893, this 6-story, 80,000 square foot building was named to the historic registry in 1974.

1924 Craftsman In University Place, WA 98466 One of the first homes in the area on Grandview Drive W

Tacoma's historic Rialto Theater was built in 1918 as a vaudeville hall and silent movie theater. The Beaux-Arts style theater is owned by the citizens of Tacoma and managed by the...

Vagabond Robot

Pop culture trivia with a dorky focus! Every third Wednesday of the month at Dorky's Bar and Arcade in Tacoma!

Local Insane Asylum where Tim Cinister toils and sweats to manifest more dopness

The tunnel was built in 1912, a local Ruston adjunct to the railroad route carved under Point Defiance to give trains a level route along the Tacoma Narrows. It was constructed wit...

Newly built urban loft style townhouses with competitive new prices at Element 20. Now bank owned and soon to be complete. These townhomes are located across from the Jackson Buil...

making rainbow loom for my disabled sister

A place where friends and family can party like a rock star and let off steam.

This is Ahi’s house.