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Friday, July 22: Walk Tacoma/Walk Poetic

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Friday, July 22: Walk Tacoma/Walk Poetic

For an hour and a half on a Friday afternoon, why not get up off your booty and commune with Tacoma on foot? Walk Tacoma/Walk Poetic is a new event debuting this year that aims to put participants in touch with the Brewery District in a whole new way. During Walk

A day on Bainbridge Island

Travel

A day on Bainbridge Island

Bainbridge Island is a fun and easy day trip from Joint Base Lewis-McChord. The walkable town is filled with restaurants, shops, museums and tasting rooms. You can easily fill a day or more with activities. First stop is the Bainbridge Island Chamber of Commerce for visitors' information. It has informative brochures

Friday, July 22-Saturday, July 23: Bobby Slayton

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Friday, July 22-Saturday, July 23: Bobby Slayton

  Bobby Slayton is a real pro. After a few minutes in conversation, it becomes abundantly clear to me that he's done a million interviews in his time as a comic, and that nothing could be more natural than speaking to a perfect stranger about the business. Over the

Through Sunday, July 24: "Oleanna"

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Through Sunday, July 24: "Oleanna"

Look, this isn't a review. I'm in Oleanna, so I'm hardly unbiased, but I hope you'll take my word for it that this play has impact. (Our Tacoma critics will be unable to attend.) Whatever you may think of David Mamet or his he-man gender politics, two weekends of this

Through Sept. 24: "Hot Fusion"

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Through Sept. 24: "Hot Fusion"

Hot colors in bold abstract configurations are the order of the day at B2 Fine Art Gallery/Studio in Hot Fusion: Explorations into Abstraction. Hot Fusion, part one of a two-part show, is currently on display and features works by Todd Clark, Yvette Neumann, Judy Hintz Cox and Scott J. Morgan. The

The Pitbull comes to Tacoma

Arts

The Pitbull comes to Tacoma

When I call Bobby Slayton, he picks up and immediately starts talking. It takes him mentioning Tacoma for me to realize that I've not reached a voicemail. And then it's off to the races. Bobby Slayton is a veteran comedian, a road warrior who's been at it for more than 30

Comic-Con bound

Arts

Comic-Con bound

A gangly, bespectacled teenager stares at his hands in disbelief. "What's happening to me?" he asks himself. "I feel - different!" So says Peter Parker in Amazing Fantasy #15, and just like that dumbstruck adolescent, the comic book industry finds itself in the midst of a radioactive growth spurt. From the corporate-owned

Tuesday, July 26: The Never Never

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Tuesday, July 26: The Never Never

Am I a sucker for getting a little gooey inside every time boy and girl vocals meet over a bed of guitars? It's like catnip to me. Something about the way the intrinsic differences between guys and girls become naked and clear when they begin to sing. The Never Never

Saturday, July 23: Goldteeth

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Saturday, July 23: Goldteeth

Goldteeth are fairly unfuckwithable in these parts. Their music is supernaturally muscular punk rock, imbued with the kind of intensity that may be overwhelming with a three-piece, let alone stretched out to the expanded lineup they possess - which can reach about seven members. Because they play infrequently, they tend

Friday, July 22: Violent Vickie

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Friday, July 22: Violent Vickie

The Bay Area's Violent Vickie - a two-piece - is a self-described electro-punk act inspired by the Riot Grrrl movement and blasting up to the Northwest as part of their Ultra Violent Summer Tour. Created and led by the fittingly named Vickie, Violent Vickie ropes in all the senses with

Roller rink rock

Music

Roller rink rock

I'm just going to float this idea past you: You know how there are shows "in the round?" You know how that almost seems like a good idea, but in practice it's kind of lame? Well, what if I were to tell you that there's a show coming up in

Friday, July 22: Not From Brooklyn

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Friday, July 22: Not From Brooklyn

What if I were to tell you that there's a show featuring bands performing in the middle of a goddamn skating rink? Yes, you are totally allowed (nay, encouraged!) to put on some rentals and skate backward in a full 360 degree rotation around a rock band while they wail

Sheer volume

Music

Sheer volume

I confess that I'm not always up on the current happenings in local metal. The world of metal and punk has remained strong and thriving in Washington for a long time, though it has been increasingly relegated to insular communities who always know when and where the great shows are

Sunday, July 24: NXNW Metal Fest

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Sunday, July 24: NXNW Metal Fest

NXNW Metal Fest devotes three whole days to a dizzying assortment of bands, ranging from hardcore to mainstream metal to death and speed metal. From Friday, July 22, through Sunday, July 24, Sixth Avenue - specifically the Backstage Bar & Grill - will be the absolute loudest place in Tacoma.

Saturday, July 23: NXNW Metal Fest

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Saturday, July 23: NXNW Metal Fest

NXNW Metal Fest devotes three whole days to a dizzying assortment of bands, ranging from hardcore to mainstream metal to death and speed metal. From Friday, July 22, through Sunday, July 24, Sixth Avenue - specifically the Backstage Bar & Grill - will be the absolute loudest place in Tacoma.

Friday, July 22: NXNW Metal Fest

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Friday, July 22: NXNW Metal Fest

NXNW Metal Fest devotes three whole days to a dizzying assortment of bands, ranging from hardcore to mainstream metal to death and speed metal. From Friday, July 22, through Sunday, July 24, Sixth Avenue - specifically the Backstage Bar & Grill - will be the absolute loudest place in Tacoma.

Travel light, travel free with Space A

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Travel light, travel free with Space A

There are adventurers in the world who don't think twice about traveling without guarantees. Those travelers enjoy moving through the "unknown" and often consider missed flights or changes to the itinerary as simply a part of the travelling experience. For those people, especially military servicemembers, retirees and their families, travelling

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Forever GI Bill expands benefits for military veterans

Military veterans now have unlimited access to college assistance under legislation President Donald Trump signed Aug. 16. The Forever GI Act lifted the 15-year limit on using the benefits, effective immediately.   The legislation increases financial assistance for National Guard and Reserve members, building on a 2008 law that guarantees veterans a

Booty rest

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Booty rest

QUESTION: My wife is co-sleeping - sharing our bed - with our two children. I understand why she sleeps with our baby, who's breast-feeding, but not why my 6-year-old daughter must sleep in our bed. I've quit sharing the "family bed," as I need my rest. I fully believe that my daughter

Fridays-Saturday: Dark, dreary, dancey

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Fridays-Saturday: Dark, dreary, dancey

When the Olympia bar Cryptatropa opened up a little less than a year ago, people were suspicious. The red lights, the black booths and the funky name had everyone running around like frightened cats. But just like the Goth kid who wore black makeup in junior high, Cryptatropa is slowly

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