Minuteman Press
Downtown Tacoma • 1111 A Street • Tacoma, WA 98402
Phone: 253-383-4377 • Fax: 253-383-4735 • Toll Free: 800-953-4377
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Minuteman Press
Downtown Tacoma • 1111 A Street • Tacoma, WA 98402
Phone: 253-383-4377 • Fax: 253-383-4735 • Toll Free: 800-953-4377
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This weekend sees the 2013 Jazz Gala role into town and invites people to come out and help celebrate the first anniversary of the American Car Museum (ACM).
The Walk Tacoma: Waterfront Walk will enable guests to take walking tours that explore the downtown area, including the North Slope, Wedge, and MLK neighborhoods.
Guests are invited to wander back in time and learn what it was like to live during the 1850s this weekend.
Walk Live Tacoma is a new fitness program being offered in the Tacoma area and is new to the Washington State area as well. Having got underway on March 23, it will now continue every week.
The In Click Exhibition: Settlers from the Early 1900s gets underway tomorrow and will showcase how Washington State attracted settlers in the early 1900s though a collection of touching promotional photographs.
Arabian Nights is being presented by the Broadway Center for the Performing Arts and features the Tacoma Youth Symphony.
The CLAW Open Swim is a chance for the public to join the Cartoonists League of Absurd Washingtonians (CLAW) at its monthly open swim.
Circus Oz: From the Ground Up is being presented by the Broadway Center and features Australias Renowned National Circus. With its numerous aerial acts, outstanding jugglers, live musicians, and much more, poster printing is sure to help bring the crowds in for this wonderful performance.
The Blues Cousins will be making their long-awaited return appearance to Tacoma tomorrow, with audiences waiting patiently to see them.
The Walk Live Tacoma is a brand new event in Washington State. This Leslie Sansones Walk Live Class, an instructor for Walk at Home, has now come to Washington State and is a total body walking and group fitness event. Poster printing and flyer printing were most likely used to advertise and promote this exciting new event to people in this community and the regions surrounding communities.