We are excited to offer Monthly Parking Reservations!

Tacoma, rich in history and architectural treasures, holds a hidden gem that not only serves as a connection between two streets but also weaves a narrative of time, culture, and urban evolution.

Tacoma, with its vibrant past, has seen its fair share of transformations over the years. Nestled in its heart is a hidden gem that stands as a testament to the city's dynamic history — the Auditorium Dance Hall, later known as the Crescent Ballroom.

Constructed when the city was still the Wild West, Tacoma’s Pantages Theater established itself all on its own, making its mark on the arts in the South Sound region from the beginning.

From humble beginnings to a timeless classic! Who can forget those iconic pink tins? They've been the symbol of sharing sweetness for generations.

The Tacoma Public Library Main Branch, also known as the Carnegie Library, holds a rich architectural history.

It’s hard to imagine a Tacoma without its Brown Castle - our very own Hogwarts as it is often referred to.

No landmark, no historic building has weathered the test of time quite like Union Station on Pacific Avenue.

Explore the iconic bridge's historical importance, architectural design, and its role in Tacoma's development as a thriving port city.

The mystery and confusion of the origin of Old City Hall’s bricks is an ongoing point of interest among community members and local history buffs alike.

Meet the wildly wonderful, Velma Stewart, of FLYSTART Foundation.

Meet Vanessa Lewis of FLYSTART, an intervention/prevention organization that steers individuals away from institutionalized models.

Meet Krystina Jarvis, founder and CEO of A Drop in The Ocean shop. A local, zero-waste and sustainable living boutique dedicated to giving back to the environment and the community.

Meet Christina Vega, publisher at Blue Cactus Press. A local independent and hybrid publisher crafting books that serve as community resources for and by historically marginalized groups.

Meet Knic Pfost of Blue Cactus Press. A local micro-press that operates out of the Union Club, publishing books “from the edges”.

Meet Kwabi Amoah-Forson. Arguably one of Tacoma’s most well known and loved humanitarians.

Meet Sharee Dammel, executive director of CJK Community Homes, a local nonprofit committed to providing clean, safe, contemporary, and affordable housing.

Meet Lowell Wyse, executive director of the Tacoma Tree Foundation, a nonprofit organization with a community-based approach to growing the urban forest.

We're not the type to celebrate a "birthday month," but when you're turning 130 (yep, one hundred and thirty!) you just have to pull out all the stops.

Meet Wayne Rowser, an exceptional hair stylist and drag performer!