Join the Blue Mouse Theater for Cinema Week and eat all the FREE popcorn refills you can handle! Cinema Week Schedule: Fri 10/7  Cinema Week Opening Night: Lyle Lyle Crocodile - Showing 7pm Sat 10/8 Community Day: Tacoma Film Festival Family Shorts - Showing 10am Viva Kids Flicks - Showing at 11:30 Buffalo Soldiers: Fighting on Two Fronts - Showing at 1pm Lyle Lyle Crocodile - Showings at 4:15 pm (with D.a. Gonyea Boys & Girls Club) & 7 pm Sun 10/9 Family Day: Lyle Lyle Crocodile - Showings at 4:15pm & 7pm Free Lyle Lyle Crocodile activity sheets and crayons to the first 75 Kids Mon 10/10  Customer Appreciation Day: Lyle Lyle Crocodile - Showing 7pm (Tickets only $6 and first 50 customers get a Blue Mouse Theatre sports bottle) Tues 10/11  Tacoma Film Festival Tuesday: Butterfly in the Sky - Showing at 7pm Wed 10/12  Event Cinema Day: Terrifier 2 - Showing at 8pm Thurs 10/13 Cinema Week Closing Night: Grease - Multi Health Care Cancer Fundraiser - Celebrating the life of Olivia Newton John - Showing at 7pm  

October 8th, 10am! Please join @planningtacoma on an exciting walking tour of the Proctor Neighborhood as we explore the history of this incredible area and help to uncover the parts of this neighborhood that have contributed to its identity. We will meet in front of the Allen C. Mason statue outside of the Tacoma Public Library Wheelock Branch (3722 N 26th St) and then walk through the Proctor Neighborhood at a leisurely pace. This event is free and open to the public as part of the City of Tacoma's Neighborhood Planning Tacoma. As part of the walk, we will be thinking about a vision for Proctor's future.  

Don't forget to mark your calendar for Ladies Night at Envy this Thursday! Swing by between 5 and 8pm for sips, treats and lots of cute clothes to get you ready for the winter season. Get a free gift when you spend $50!✨🖤⁠ ⁠

Help us reach our goal of 800 pairs of shoes!! Accepting new, gently-used, good condition shoes (running shoes, canvas shoes, gym shoes, non-metal cleats) in all sizes.  Not accepted - metal cleats, shoes with rips / holes / tears, single shoes, or soiled / muddy shoes. Place your shoes in the donation box in the lobby of Washington Elementary (2615 N. Adams St.) or in any of the donation boxes located throughout the school.  Help raise funds for teachers grants, assemblies, family events, and more! We will be working with the Proctor District Association to gather shoes at a designated booth during Proctor Treats!!  Check back for more details. Email Us: WAHOYTPTA@gmail.com  

Help us mark 10 years of serving Tacoma at our weekly fun run/walk!  TOPO will be demoing the Specter and Phantom as well as raffling off a FREE pair of shoes! No registration necessary.

Lapis will be hosting a Trunk Show by local Seattle artist, Jamie Joseph.  Appointments are highly encouraged and can be made by calling 253.507.4969 About Jamie Joseph: Jamie Joseph Jewelry has always been about the stones. Working together, Jamie and Jeremy Joseph convey their artistic vision by focusing on bringing light, shape, and an organic framework to some of the most beautiful stones in the world. Giving equal focus to qualities of movement, asymmetry, texture and luminosity, stones are transformed into wearable treasures with gold, silver, platinum and diamonds. Jamie has an artisan's aesthetic and her collections are renowned for meticulous craftsmanship, signature stone cutting techniques, and an abundance of color.

Tacoma's Treasured Halloween Tradition. On October 31st, for almost 100 years, Tacomans have come together on the streets of Proctor. A trick-or-treating parade of ghosts, goblins, giggles and gore. This is a long-established event. A celebration of our community, our artistic individuality and Tacoma's rich history. On behalf of the Proctor District Association, we look forward to seeing you again this year.  

The Peaks and Pints 2022-23 house beer, Fort George Brewery Blue Mouse IPA, debuts at our Sixth Anniversary Party at 5 p.m. Tuesday, Nov. 1. In the early 1900s, John Hamrick opened the Blue Mouse Theatre for vaudeville and movies screenings in several Pacific Northwest cities, including Astoria in 1922 and Proctor District Tacoma in 1923, which is the only @bluemousenews still screening films. The Astoria Blue Mouse operated out of the same building where @fortgeorgebeer now brews their beer. Cool! Read the full historical story at peaksandpints.com, then stop by @peaksandpints on Tuesday for a pint of Blue Mouse IPA. Cheers!

Piercing Event at Lapis with Jewelry by artist Pamela Love.  Limited Walk-Ins will be available so please book an appointment by calling the shop at 253.507.4969