Pierce County Events Calendar

Pierce County Events Calendar

This calendar is the place to find fun events happening throughout Pierce County, including Tacoma, Puyallup, Lakewood and beyond.

Have an event that isn’t listed? Please email events@SouthSoundTalk.com with the following information:

  • Name of Event
  • Date, time and location (name of business if applicable and complete address)
  • Organizer(s) name
  • Cost
  • URL to purchase tickets
  • Website URL
  • SHORT description of the event
  • Photo

Our editors will review and post within a few business days.

Feb
25
Thu
From Migration to Mark Making: George Bush, Jacob Lawrence, and the impact of the Black Pioneers In Washington State @ Washington State History Museum Facebook Live Stream
Feb 25 @ 6:00 pm – 7:30 pm

FREE online event, find it here at the start time: https://www.facebook.com/historymuseum/live
Celebrated artist Jacob Lawrence, one of the first nationally recognized Black artists, taught at University of Washington and lived much of his life in Seattle. His works are held in prestigious museums across the U.S. and internationally. George Bush was the first Black pioneer to settle in what is now Washington, and his migration is the subject of a series of paintings by Lawrence. Tune in for lively conversations about the contributions and experiences of these pioneering men. Hear from Leslie King-Hammond, a Jacob Lawrence scholar and founding director of the Center for Race and Culture at the Maryland Institute College of Art; Jason Turner, museum educator and tour guide at the Northwest African American Museum; Gwen Whiting, lead exhibitions curator at WSHS; and Beth Turner, author of Jacob Lawrence: The American Struggle. Presented in partnership with the Northwest African American Museum. Note: You do not need a Facebook account to see this event. Details: www.WashingtonHistory.org/events

Feb
27
Sat
Fort from Home Victorian Cooking: Offal @ Online
Feb 27 @ 11:00 am – 12:00 pm

Fort from Home Victorian Cooking series presents demonstrations of historical recipes, presents historical food research, and provides tips on how to adapt Victorian cooking to a modern kitchen.
This month it is all things offal. Fort Interpreter Lawrence, AKA Thornhill, will be using the organs harvested from last month’s Butchering and Curing workshop to demonstrate and discuss using animal organs in a Victorian kitchen.

Mar
4
Thu
Tacoma RV Show @ Tacoma Dome
Mar 4 @ 11:00 am – 8:00 pm

It’s time to get out! It’s the RV sales event of the year! The Tacoma RV Show presented by BECU returns to the Tacoma Dome, March 4th-7th, 2021. The Dome will be filled with RV’s inside and outside, side-by-side so you can shop in comfort and compare between hundreds of models on-display. Take advantage of special show pricing and on-site financing. Tickets ONLY available online at www.TacomaRVShow.com. Travel trailers, campers, minis, fifth wheels, motorhomes, toy haulers and more! Free parking.

Mar
5
Fri
Tacoma RV Show @ Tacoma Dome
Mar 5 @ 11:00 am – 8:00 pm

It’s time to get out! It’s the RV sales event of the year! The Tacoma RV Show presented by BECU returns to the Tacoma Dome, March 4th-7th, 2021. The Dome will be filled with RV’s inside and outside, side-by-side so you can shop in comfort and compare between hundreds of models on-display. Take advantage of special show pricing and on-site financing. Tickets ONLY available online at www.TacomaRVShow.com. Travel trailers, campers, minis, fifth wheels, motorhomes, toy haulers and more! Free parking.

Mar
6
Sat
Heritage Skills Workshop: Beeswax for Beginners @ Online Virtual
Mar 6 all-day

Properties of beeswax, as well as other oils and butters, will be explained giving you the knowledge needed to design products to fit your needs. From lip balm and lotion to furniture polish and aftershave, this class will provide a list of options and you will be able to select the product you’d most like to make.

Beeswax for 1 product and learning materials will be supplied (local pick up), but you will need to purchase the remaining ingredients for the item(s) you select. Bring your video conferencing to the kitchen for this informational yet hands-on experience!

This course will be instructed by Lauren Anderson, science teacher, who manages the student-run apiary for Tacoma students, Bee 253 and owner of Calm+Confidence Beekeeping.

Tacoma RV Show @ Tacoma Dome
Mar 6 @ 11:00 am – 8:00 pm

It’s time to get out! It’s the RV sales event of the year! The Tacoma RV Show presented by BECU returns to the Tacoma Dome, March 4th-7th, 2021. The Dome will be filled with RV’s inside and outside, side-by-side so you can shop in comfort and compare between hundreds of models on-display. Take advantage of special show pricing and on-site financing. Tickets ONLY available online at www.TacomaRVShow.com. Travel trailers, campers, minis, fifth wheels, motorhomes, toy haulers and more! Free parking.

Heritage Skills Workshop: Beeswax for Beginners @ Fort nisqually Living History museum
Mar 6 @ 1:00 pm

Properties of beeswax, as well as other oils and butters, will be explained giving you the knowledge needed to design products to fit your needs. From lip balm and lotion to furniture polish and aftershave, this class will provide a list of options and you will be able to select the product you’d most like to make.

Beeswax for 1 product and learning materials will be supplied (local pick up), but you will need to purchase the remaining ingredients for the item(s) you select. Bring your video conferencing to the kitchen for this informational yet hands-on experience!

This course will be instructed by Lauren Anderson, science teacher, who manages the student-run apiary for Tacoma students, Bee 253 and owner of Calm+Confidence Beekeeping.

Mar
7
Sun
Tacoma RV Show @ Tacoma Dome
Mar 7 @ 11:00 am – 5:00 pm

It’s time to get out! It’s the RV sales event of the year! The Tacoma RV Show presented by BECU returns to the Tacoma Dome, March 4th-7th, 2021. The Dome will be filled with RV’s inside and outside, side-by-side so you can shop in comfort and compare between hundreds of models on-display. Take advantage of special show pricing and on-site financing. Tickets ONLY available online at www.TacomaRVShow.com. Travel trailers, campers, minis, fifth wheels, motorhomes, toy haulers and more! Free parking.

Mar
11
Thu
Fort from Home: Puget Sound Treaty War @ Online Virtual
Mar 11 all-day

The Puget Sound Treaty Wars (1855-1856) was an armed conflict between soldiers of the regular U.S. Army, Washington Territorial volunteers and warriors from tribes involved in the Medicine Creek Treaty. The contested terms of the treaty, negotiated by Governor Isaac Stevens, sought the relocation of local tribes to reservations in exchange for cash payments and the preservation of hunting and fishing rights. The treaty became a catalyst for the conflict.

The Treaty Wars remain central to Puget Sound history and our understanding of its communities. Join Fort Nisqually Living History Museum and representatives from the Nisqually, Puyallup, Squaxin Island and Muckleshoot Tribes for a panel discussion on the legacy of these events.

Panelists include:

· Annette Bullchild, Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, Nisqually Tribe

· Brandon Reynon, Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, Puyallup Tribe

· Jerry Eckrom, Historian, Fort Nisqually Living History Museum

· Margaret Henry, Oral Historian, Squaxin Island Tribe

· Warren KingGeorge, Historian, Muckleshoot Indian Tribe

Fort from Home: Puget Sound Treaty War @ Fort Nisqually Living History Museum
Mar 11 @ 6:00 pm

The Puget Sound Treaty Wars (1855-1856) was an armed conflict between soldiers of the regular U.S. Army, Washington Territorial volunteers and warriors from tribes involved in the Medicine Creek Treaty. The contested terms of the treaty, negotiated by Governor Isaac Stevens, sought the relocation of local tribes to reservations in exchange for cash payments and the preservation of hunting and fishing rights. The treaty became a catalyst for the conflict.

The Treaty Wars remain central to Puget Sound history and our understanding of its communities. Join Fort Nisqually Living History Museum and representatives from the Nisqually, Puyallup, Squaxin Island and Muckleshoot Tribes for a panel discussion on the legacy of these events.

Panelists include:

· Annette Bullchild, Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, Nisqually Tribe

· Brandon Reynon, Tribal Historic Preservation Officer, Puyallup Tribe

· Jerry Eckrom, Historian, Fort Nisqually Living History Museum

· Margaret Henry, Oral Historian, Squaxin Island Tribe

· Warren KingGeorge, Historian, Muckleshoot Indian Tribe