The Well-Known Webster
At the corner of Seventh Avenue and St. Helens Avenue in sits the Webster Apartments: the oldest apartment building in
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Author: Michael Fitzgerald
Local Print Festivals Deliver Off-Beat Art
If you’re looking for some entertainment, why not print? During the last weekend of April, there were some interesting festivals
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NYC Performance Poet Spreads Word at UWT
Carlos Andrés Gómez brought a powerful performance of words and encouragement to UWT. The public talk and poetry reading was
Read MoreDawoud Bey Engages UWT Community with Art Photography
As part of Washington’s percent-for-art ordinance, Dawoud Bey is transforming our campus with photography. A reception was held on March
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Tacoma’s Terrible Tinkerer Plots to Invade UWT
UW Tacoma may have its own mad inventor lab open to the public right on Pacific Ave. It’s still in
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Community D.I.Y. Fairy Tales
What story would you tell, if you were asked to create a fairy tale? Volunteers from write@253 and members of
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Grindhouse Theater: Tacoma’s Creeping Horror that Lives Under the Bed
The Grand Cinema works hard to keep blood, funk, and horror alive with Grindhouse Theater, presenting cult films in their
Read MoreShroom Brothers Aim to Spread Spores Throughout Tacoma
Before Carrie Foster met Bob Jewell three years ago, she created art for herself and just kept it to herself
Read MoreWeb Exclusive: March Fourth Protests
On Monday, March 4 (“march forth”) protesters brought huge, eye-catching props to the UW Tacoma campus to raise awareness of
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Showing Tacoma Love with Art You Can Walk Through
When you have big ideas to brighten up a dismal public area, you may find it easier to beg forgiveness
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