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New class alert! ✨🕯️ @tacomaglassgallery’s Candle Making Workshop is the coziest way to spend an afternoon. You’ll blend your own signature scent, hand-pour a satin soy candle, and design a custom label to finish it off. No experience needed. They’ll guide you through it step by step. 🗓️Upcoming classes: Sat. Oct. 24, 3-4:30 PM Mon. Oct. 26, 11 AM-12:30 PM Fri. Nov. 13 & Sun. Nov. 15, 2-3:30 PM 💲$65 👤Ages 10+ 📍 Tacoma Glass Gallery & Fusing Studio Everything you need is included, and your candle is ready for pickup the next day. Perfect for a girls’ day, a creative date, or a little solo time doing something different. 🔗Book your spot through the link in their bio
@annatonoart is returning @pnw.framing with more hiragana doodle portraits! Stop on by Halloween day between 10am-2pm (dressed your costumes encouraged!) to get your very own work of art 👻 📍Tacoma Museum Quality Framing (2712 N Proctor St) 🖼️$10/single portrait, $15/duo portrait (2 people) +$5 for additional person or pet (I can draw from photos too!) 🛍️Pop into the frame shop and buy a 4”x6” frame if you want to commemorate your doodle Hope to see you there! 🎃
We’re absolutely obsessed with these ghoooooulish nails from @labella.proctor 👻 they’re the perfect accessory for this spooky season, and the @tacoma_halloween_parade that’s happening tonight from 3-8pm! Hope to see you there 🎃🍁
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The Daily Outside Thursday: Explore the Estuary, McDermott Point
Thursday’s Daily Outside begins with suspicious binocular activity in Belfair, wanders beneath Wright Park’s botanical aristocracy, puts the human sensory apparatus through a Nisqually estuary inspection, heads to the Key Peninsula to help resurrect a salmon lagoon buried by a spectacularly misguided development scheme and finishes with Tacoma runners voluntarily exercising before returning to a historic pizza joint. Five adventures involving birds, trees, tidal mud, ecological redemption and the persistent human belief that all roads should eventually lead to carbohydrates. The post The Daily Outside Thursday: Explore the Estuary, McDermott Point appeared first on Peaks and Pints Proctor Tacoma.
Peaks & Pints Turns 10: Tacoma, Pull Up a Chair
Ten years ago, three lifelong Tacomans opened a craft beer lodge in Tacoma's Proctor District with a 600-pound Western red cedar tap log, a cooler the size of a respectable urban apartment, a kitchen roughly the dimensions of a Hobbit's pantry and the mildly deranged belief that people might enjoy drinking extraordinary beer and cider, eating excellent sandwiches and spending time together beneath a ceiling once belonging to a 1923 movie theater. The post Peaks & Pints Turns 10: Tacoma, Pull Up a Chair appeared first on Peaks and Pints Proctor Tacoma.
Peaks & Pints Great Notion Halloween Flight
Great Notion has unleashed five Halloween nightmares at Peaks & Pints. Black Magic Dreams summons tropical hop sorcery. Dead End takes a wrong turn into juicy darkness. Little Haus of Horrors hides an 8.1% monster in the basement. Boo Berry Muffin turns childhood cereal into a blueberry-marshmallow crime scene. Wednesday serves chocolate-peanut decadence with a death stare. The post Peaks & Pints Great Notion Halloween Flight appeared first on Peaks and Pints Proctor Tacoma.
The Daily Outside Wednesday: Dept. of Tree Affairs, Pier Into the Night
Wednesday’s Daily Outside sends Pierce County into a botanical fever dream involving blackberry assassins in the Nisqually watershed, ancient Point Defiance trees older than Shakespeare’s bad decisions, chrysanthemums behaving scandalously beneath Victorian glass, neighborhood tree advocates plotting a greener Tacoma, birdwatchers swapping migration tales over beer and, finally, an underwater expedition in Gig Harbor where octopuses, psychedelic sea slugs and assorted marine oddities may or may not cooperate with the cameras. Six adventures proving that the natural world is magnificently weird, relentlessly busy and considerably more entertaining than anything happening in your inbox. The post The Daily Outside Wednesday: Dept. of Tree Affairs, Pier Into the Night appeared first on Peaks and Pints Proctor Tacoma.
The Daily Outside Tuesday: Pilates at the Park, Walk at Titlow Park
Tuesday’s Daily Outside invites Pierce County to discover muscles that have been hiding since the Obama administration, wander Titlow’s waterfront in search of seals and the occasional existentially significant whale, join Puyallup’s cheerful uprising against the tyranny of sitting down and finally meet a workforce of ravenous worms that eats garbage, manufactures garden gold and has somehow mastered the ancient art of improving the planet without demanding a single round of applause. Four adventures, several questionable life choices and one rather convincing argument that fresh air, friendship and a little productive decomposition might be exactly what this October Tuesday needs. The post The Daily Outside Tuesday: Pilates at the Park, Walk at Titlow Park appeared first on Peaks and Pints Proctor Tacoma.
