Pierce County Events Calendar
This calendar is the place to find fun events happening throughout Pierce County, including Tacoma, Puyallup, Lakewood and beyond.
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Make 2022 the year you hit the road in style and comfort! The 38th Annual Tacoma RV Show presented by BECU is the first RV show of the year and delivers the season’s best selection with hundreds of RV’s on sale, new exciting models and show specials. The show runs January 20-23, 2022 at the Tacoma Dome. You’ll save with our $2 discount coupon available online at www.TacomaRVShow.com. Expect to see the Tacoma Dome filled to capacity with the best and brightest in RV’s. They’re all here, motorhomes, travel trailers of all sizes and descriptions, fifth wheels, toy haulers, campers, pop-up tent trailers, tear drop trailers and more! Mark your calendars, start your travel plans early with a new RV and let the good times roll! Free parking!
The 35th annual Washington Sportsmen’s Show presented by Leupold returns to the Washington State Fair Events Center, in Puyallup, February 2-6, 2022. Outdoor adventures far and near start here with hundreds of fishing and hunting exhibitors, guides and outfitters, new gear, boats, experts and thousands of items on sale at show-only prices. The Outdoor Cooking Competition takes center stage all days of the show with some of the country’s top grillers and BBQ pro’s. Don’t miss the Head and Horns Competition. If you think you have a set of antlers, horns or a head that’s special, bring it to the show to have it scored and entered into the competition for prizes. Public lands advocate and hunter Randy Newberg will be at this year’s show from Thursday to Sunday. He’ll be spending time at the show and doing daily Q & A sessions on public lands hunts, elk and other big game. The iconic Sportsmen’s Show seminar series is all-new with new speakers and topics. If you’re looking to brush-up on your use of fishing electronics make sure you stop by Garmin’s Tech Center. Whether you’re a novice or a pro you’ll learn how to get the most out of your fishing electronics from these experts. This is the biggest sportsmen’s show in Washington State with miles of aisles to wander and so much more to see and experience. For tickets and show details visit www.TheSportShows.com. Parking is FREE!
The 35th annual Washington Sportsmen’s Show presented by Leupold returns to the Washington State Fair Events Center, in Puyallup, February 2-6, 2022. Outdoor adventures far and near start here with hundreds of fishing and hunting exhibitors, guides and outfitters, new gear, boats, experts and thousands of items on sale at show-only prices. The Outdoor Cooking Competition takes center stage all days of the show with some of the country’s top grillers and BBQ pro’s. Don’t miss the Head and Horns Competition. If you think you have a set of antlers, horns or a head that’s special, bring it to the show to have it scored and entered into the competition for prizes. Public lands advocate and hunter Randy Newberg will be at this year’s show from Thursday to Sunday. He’ll be spending time at the show and doing daily Q & A sessions on public lands hunts, elk and other big game. The iconic Sportsmen’s Show seminar series is all-new with new speakers and topics. If you’re looking to brush-up on your use of fishing electronics make sure you stop by Garmin’s Tech Center. Whether you’re a novice or a pro you’ll learn how to get the most out of your fishing electronics from these experts. This is the biggest sportsmen’s show in Washington State with miles of aisles to wander and so much more to see and experience. For tickets and show details visit www.TheSportShows.com. Parking is FREE!
The 35th annual Washington Sportsmen’s Show presented by Leupold returns to the Washington State Fair Events Center, in Puyallup, February 2-6, 2022. Outdoor adventures far and near start here with hundreds of fishing and hunting exhibitors, guides and outfitters, new gear, boats, experts and thousands of items on sale at show-only prices. The Outdoor Cooking Competition takes center stage all days of the show with some of the country’s top grillers and BBQ pro’s. Don’t miss the Head and Horns Competition. If you think you have a set of antlers, horns or a head that’s special, bring it to the show to have it scored and entered into the competition for prizes. Public lands advocate and hunter Randy Newberg will be at this year’s show from Thursday to Sunday. He’ll be spending time at the show and doing daily Q & A sessions on public lands hunts, elk and other big game. The iconic Sportsmen’s Show seminar series is all-new with new speakers and topics. If you’re looking to brush-up on your use of fishing electronics make sure you stop by Garmin’s Tech Center. Whether you’re a novice or a pro you’ll learn how to get the most out of your fishing electronics from these experts. This is the biggest sportsmen’s show in Washington State with miles of aisles to wander and so much more to see and experience. For tickets and show details visit www.TheSportShows.com. Parking is FREE!
The 35th annual Washington Sportsmen’s Show presented by Leupold returns to the Washington State Fair Events Center, in Puyallup, February 2-6, 2022. Outdoor adventures far and near start here with hundreds of fishing and hunting exhibitors, guides and outfitters, new gear, boats, experts and thousands of items on sale at show-only prices. The Outdoor Cooking Competition takes center stage all days of the show with some of the country’s top grillers and BBQ pro’s. Don’t miss the Head and Horns Competition. If you think you have a set of antlers, horns or a head that’s special, bring it to the show to have it scored and entered into the competition for prizes. Public lands advocate and hunter Randy Newberg will be at this year’s show from Thursday to Sunday. He’ll be spending time at the show and doing daily Q & A sessions on public lands hunts, elk and other big game. The iconic Sportsmen’s Show seminar series is all-new with new speakers and topics. If you’re looking to brush-up on your use of fishing electronics make sure you stop by Garmin’s Tech Center. Whether you’re a novice or a pro you’ll learn how to get the most out of your fishing electronics from these experts. This is the biggest sportsmen’s show in Washington State with miles of aisles to wander and so much more to see and experience. For tickets and show details visit www.TheSportShows.com. Parking is FREE!
The 35th annual Washington Sportsmen’s Show presented by Leupold returns to the Washington State Fair Events Center, in Puyallup, February 2-6, 2022. Outdoor adventures far and near start here with hundreds of fishing and hunting exhibitors, guides and outfitters, new gear, boats, experts and thousands of items on sale at show-only prices. The Outdoor Cooking Competition takes center stage all days of the show with some of the country’s top grillers and BBQ pro’s. Don’t miss the Head and Horns Competition. If you think you have a set of antlers, horns or a head that’s special, bring it to the show to have it scored and entered into the competition for prizes. Public lands advocate and hunter Randy Newberg will be at this year’s show from Thursday to Sunday. He’ll be spending time at the show and doing daily Q & A sessions on public lands hunts, elk and other big game. The iconic Sportsmen’s Show seminar series is all-new with new speakers and topics. If you’re looking to brush-up on your use of fishing electronics make sure you stop by Garmin’s Tech Center. Whether you’re a novice or a pro you’ll learn how to get the most out of your fishing electronics from these experts. This is the biggest sportsmen’s show in Washington State with miles of aisles to wander and so much more to see and experience. For tickets and show details visit www.TheSportShows.com. Parking is FREE!
Even if you can’t make it to the live wine tasting, please consider purchasing a beautiful wine and charcuterie package to support the HopeSparks Relatives Raising Children Program
Relatives Raising Children keeps families together by providing resources and support to caregivers in Pierce County who are raising children not theirs by birth.
We are partnering with VinGrotto Wine Cellars (formerly Amitie Wine Company) and Jonz Catering for a Valentine’s Day celebration with something for the entire family to “In”Joy at home!
Cost: $90.00 Two person wine and charcuterie package
$10.00 Kids package: One Papa Murphy’s pizza kit and goodie bag
- Wine: Bottled (minimum 6 glasses) from VinGrotto Wine Cellars
- Two-person charcuterie plate from winner of the Best of the South Sound 2020 ~ Jonz Catering
- Chocolates from Tacoma, family owned since 1925 ~ Johnson Candy Co
- Zoom link for the event featuring Kris Blondin, owner of VinGrotto Wine Cellars
Purchase your packages by Wednesday, February 9th. We will email you a link for the event and instructions for picking up your package at the HopeSparks office, 6316 S 12th Street, Tacoma on Saturday, February 12th from 12 ~ 2pm. For those who cannot pick up their items, we are more than happy to work with you on delivering to your home or meeting you at a more convenient location within 20 miles of HopeSparks.
Asia Pacific Cultural Center (APCC) will host their biggest annual event, the 24th Annual Asia Pacific New Year Celebration, in person at the McGavick Conference Center in Lakewood, Washington, on February 19, 2022, from 11:00am-6:00pm. Each year they feature a different country or culture as the host, and this year they are featuring China with its rich history and heritage. This annual event honors and celebrates the vibrant cultures of Asia and the Pacific Islands that APCC serves and represents here in Greater Puget Sound.
Audiences will see demonstrations from China, as well as Guam, Philippines, Fiji, Vietnam, Korea, Thailand, Samoa, Japan, and many other countries. Everyone who attends this day-long event will experience folk music and dances, exciting martial arts, delicious food, and many other wonderful cultural presentations. Attendees can visit many resource booths, cultural displays, food booths, and a variety of vendor tables. It is a FREE family-friendly event for all ages.
The day kicks off with the colorful Drum of All Nations during the Opening Ceremony. Then throughout the day the audience will see Hawaiian dance from Halau Naniloa Mana’oakamai Okeala Akua, Korean drums from Morning Star, traditional dance from the Indonesian Cultural Association, the Pierce College Taiko Drum Corps, and much more. For more details, please visit the APCC website at www.APCC96.org .
APCC is a 501(c)3 non-profit organization who represents and serves 47 countries with the mission to “bridge communities and generations through arts, culture, education, and business”. Washington is a wonderful kaleidoscope of races and ethnicities with more than 952,00 people who are Asian or Pacific Islander. The 24th Annual Asia Pacific New Year Celebration is one way for APCC to proudly honor the Asia Pacific people in our community.
Join neighbors and friends for the Historical Society’s annual Cherry Blossom Tea & Vintage Fashion Show! Living history performer and musician Karen Haas will once again entertain guests as they enjoy tea and a delectable light fare. Guests are encouraged to get in the spirit of the event with tea attire (the more vintage, the better!). Older children (age 8 and up) are welcome; face masks are required for all participants.
Seating is limited for this beloved local tradition — reserve your spot today! All proceeds benefit the DuPont Historical Museum.
Advance tickets only: $30/person or $224/table (seats 8)
Savor the sights and sounds of the world without leaving Lacey! Share the heritage and cultures of our community at the Lacey Cultural Celebration, an event for the entire family! Enjoy music and dance presentations by local and regional performing arts groups. Learn about various world traditions through demonstrations and displays. Sample the flavors and art of the world with our diverse food and craft vendors. Not able to attend in person? Enjoy livestream performances, interactive discussions and shopping with our vendors, watch demonstrations, and more from anywhere in the world right on your own computer or mobile device!