Community Calendar

Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a strength, balance and fitness program for adults 65 and older. Primary focus is on community-dwelling older adults (65+) and people with a history of falls. The SAIL program is able to accommodate people with a mild level of mobility difficulty (e.g. people who are occasional cane users). The program focuses on improving flexibility, strength and balance. It can be done standing or seated. Call 253-884-4440 for more information.

Join us at the Gig Harbor Pierce County Library for a lively discussion of this month's fiction selection.

ADHD/ADD Support Group at KPCS Thursdays at 2:30 p.m.   Join our ADHD/ADD Support Group for a welcoming space where adults can connect and share experiences. Whether you’re looking for understanding, helpful strategies, or simply a place to talk with others who get it, this group is open to all adults seeking support.

Come and share your talent or relax and enjoy the show.

Free trivia night every Thursday at 6 p.m., hosted by Gary Winn. Prizes for 1st, 2nd, and 3rd place winners!

Free to play! Compete for prizes! Hosted by Trivia Time Live!   Starts at 6:30PM. Get here early to grab your team and a table!

Free to play! Compete for prizes! Hosted by Globe Tilt Trivia!   Starts at 6:30 p.m. Get here early to grab your team and a table!

Trivia Night and Karaoke hosted by Jared Bogi.

Free trivia and karaoke night hosted by Jared Bogi.

Trivia Night and Karaoke hosted by Jared Bogi.

Free Trivia and Karaoke Night hosted by Jared Bogi.

Zoom Link: https://zoom.us/j/99785986229 The League of Women Voters of Tacoma-Pierce County is facilitating an online non-partisan candidate forum for the public in service to the voters. Candidates participating for Court #7 are Mike Sommerfield and Pam Nogueira. Candidates participating for Court #8 are Sven Nelson and James Armstrong.

The Rotary Club of Gig Harbor convenes every Friday morning at 7am at the picturesque Gig Harbor Yacht Club for a delightful breakfast, lively discussions, and captivating guest speakers. We invite you to join us as we share information and involve you in our diverse range of activities, all aimed at positively impacting our local community and contributing to global initiatives as an international club. With our motto of 'Service Above Self,' we strive to make a meaningful difference. Come be a part of our dynamic and impactful community!   http://www.gigharborrotary.org

Live bands in a wide variety of genres play on the Kimball Stage every Friday night. Doors open at 6pm, and the show goes from 7-9 pm. Enjoy a bite to eat, one of the rotating beers on tap, a glass of wine, or coffee – of course. https://kimballcoffeehouse.com/upcoming-events/

$10 ADV // $15 DOS // 6:30PM DOORS // 7:00PM SHOW // RSVP // BUY TICKETS

$10 ADV // $15 DOS // 6:30PM DOORS // 7:00PM SHOW // RSVP // BUY TICKETS

Live Music at the Winery every Friday evening!

Join us every 3rd Friday at The Harbor Hideout (formally Locust Cider) for a fun night of Music BINGO.  Come for a fun Halloween night on the 16th of October, costumes are encouraged!

Award winning blues artist and jazz vocalist inducted into the Washington State Blues Society Hall of Fame.

Award winning blues artist and jazz vocalist inducted into the Washington State Blues Society Hall of Fame. He's a big deal for good reason!

OKTOBERFEST IS COMING TO THE BEER VAULT!Get ready to PROST! with us on Saturday, October 17th for a night of German-inspired food, seasonal beers, live music, and plenty of fun! Live music by The Home Town Band Starting at 7 p.m. Seasonal Oktoberfest beers on tap German Sausage Special Great food • Cold beer • Good friends • Live music Grab your friends, put on your best Oktoberfest spirit, and join us at The Beer Vault & Wine Bar in Purdy! PROST!

Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a strength, balance and fitness program for adults 65 and older. Primary focus is on community-dwelling older adults (65+) and people with a history of falls. The SAIL program is able to accommodate people with a mild level of mobility difficulty (e.g. people who are occasional cane users). The program focuses on improving flexibility, strength and balance. It can be done standing or seated. Call 253-884-4440 for more information.

Hands-on Boatbuilding, Restoration and Repair  Saturdays 9am to 5pm   |   Call (253) 857-9344 to Register Learn from master boatbuilder Tom Regan as he guides program participants through a boat building, boat repair or boat restoration project. Community Boat Restoration Program projects have included building a 15.8 foot Lake George rowing boat, and the restoration and electric re-power of two classic Puget Sound motor launches the 'A.R. Fisk'  and the 'Gaylynn.'  If you’re interested in learning more from a master about boat building and boat repair and want to spend time in a historic boat shop, join the Gig Harbor BoatShop Community Boat Restoration Program crew on Saturdays. Sponsorship opportunities are available for this program. Click here for more information.

Walk with a Doc is a walking program for everyone interested in taking steps for a healthier lifestyle. You’ll take a few minutes to learn about a current health topic from a healthcare provider, then spend the rest of the hour enjoying a healthy walk and fun conversation. It’s a great way to get out, get active, and enjoy all the benefits that come from walking. Walk your own pace and distance. Walks are every other Saturday at 9 a.m.at the Cushman Trail Grandview Trailhead, 3908 Grandview St. (meet near the trailhead sign). For more information, follow our local Walk With a Doc Facebook group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/walkwithadocgigharbor

Get your holiday gift shopping started with this arts and crafts fair. There will be handmade gifts from local makers for sale, and more.

Practice reading aloud with a friendly, certified therapy dog. Ages 3-12.

Learn about fun and interesting online resources that you can access free with your library card.

Enjoy an afternoon of games and friendly competition. Learn a new game or enjoy your favorites. Ages 13-18.

$20 ADV // $30 DOS // 5:00PM DOORS // 6:00PM SHOW // RSVP // BUY TICKETS

$20 ADV // $30 DOS // 5:00PM DOORS // 6:00PM SHOW // RSVP // BUY TICKETS

This is a black-and-white soiree, so dress to impress! Featuring the talented Jeff and Rhiannon, this dynamic dueling piano duo will have you singing, dancing, laughing and making requests all evening. Doors open at 5:30 p.m. Cocktail fare will be served at 6 p.m. Show begins at 7 p.m. Tickets $65.87 per person through Eventbrite.com, and includes one free drink.  Bring cash for song requests, audience games, and other fun surprises throughout the evening. This event supports the KPCC.   Tickets: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/dueling-pianos-at-the-key-peninsula-civic-center-tickets-2000655204573.

Mark your calendar, bring a dish to share, and enjoy this historic venue while supporting FISH during a home grown music concert. Admission $20.

An evening of great music and some of Gig Harbor's finest sips at Locust Cider every Saturday! For more info: https://www.locustcider.com/gig-harbor-events

Yotes brings his blend of rockabilly, country, and dark folk back to The Valley, and this time he's bringing a band with him. Joining Yotes are The Dry County Crooks from Portland and The Misery Three.

Come and join us for a night of call and response chanting in community. No musical experience needed and we'll share the words before each chant. See flyer for more information.

Enjoy a $5 flashback film on the big screen every Sunday and Wednesday at the Galaxy Theatre, Uptown Gig Harbor. For information on film selection and screening times, visit: https://www.galaxytheatres.com/movie-theater/gigharbor Tickets: .

Join Harbor History Museum for the 2026 Cromwell Cemetery tours. Follow us on social media for further details and updates!  October 18 & 25 Cost: $20

Nekromantix with Rezurex.

Nekromantix performs with Rezurex.

Nekromantix with Rezurex.

Take a mind and body breather every Monday and Wednesday morning at the Key Peninsula Civic Center. Yoga classes are held from 8:30-9:30 a.m. (no class on holidays) and pre-registration is required. For more information and to register, visit: https://www.kpciviccenter.org/yoga.html Tickets: .

🧶🎨 Creative Open House & Linus Project Drop-Off Join us at KPCS on the third Saturday of every month from 10 a.m.–2 p.m. for a day of creativity, community, and connection! Bring whatever you’re working on—knitting, crochet, sewing, quilting, painting, drawing, or any other craft—and enjoy creating alongside others. We’re also a Linus Project drop-off location, so you can bring completed handmade blankets to donate. All crafts are welcome. All skill levels are welcome. Most importantly, all people are welcome! Come create, connect, and spend some time with us. 💛

Free to the community. Enjoy a free lunch, and a live presentation on Medicare guidance. Learn more about community resources and services. Get your flu shot.

Volunteers from the Tacoma-Pierce County Genealogical Society will offer individual help to those with questions about their genealogy research.

Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a strength, balance and fitness program for adults 65 and older. Primary focus is on community-dwelling older adults (65+) and people with a history of falls. The SAIL program is able to accommodate people with a mild level of mobility difficulty (e.g. people who are occasional cane users). The program focuses on improving flexibility, strength and balance. It can be done standing or seated. Call 253-884-4440 for more information.

FREE // 6:30pm-9:00pm // RSVP

FREE // 6:30pm-9:00pm // RSVP

The Pierce County ARES Peninsula Team in support of county, state and Federal agencies stands ready to provide emergency radio communications for the Gig Harbor region in the event of disaster which damages or destroys communication infrastructure.  Peninsula Team members routinely participate in statewide emergency communication exercises and conduct weekly VHF/UHF radio training nets (voice and digital) in order to be prepared to accomplish their mission. ALL regional amateur radio operators are not only welcome but encouraged to check in to the Peninsula Team's weekly voice net as visitors Mondays at 7:00 PM on the KA7EOC repeater (145.350 MHz, negative offset, PL tone 103.5).  This repeater and the Peninsula Team, operating at Fire District 5 HQ (PMACC), serve as your organized link to emergency services during a comms down disaster so give them a try and be prepared to support your family and community with emergency communications during a calamity.  Check in instructions are provided by the net control operator at the beginning of each radio net.

Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a strength, balance and fitness program for adults 65 and older. Primary focus is on community-dwelling older adults (65+) and people with a history of falls. The SAIL program is able to accommodate people with a mild level of mobility difficulty (e.g. people who are occasional cane users). The program focuses on improving flexibility, strength and balance. It can be done standing or seated. Call 253-884-4440 for more information.

Create and build your own monstrous masterpiece. Ages 13-18.

Craft & Movie Night! // FREE // 4:30PM-END // RATED R (17+ or minor accompanied with parent or guardian) // RSVP

Craft & Movie Night! // FREE // 4:30PM-END // RATED R (17+ or minor accompanied with parent or guardian) // RSVP

In the Large Dining Room in Syren's Grill at Heron's Key. This Rotary Club typically has a guest speaker on the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays of each month. They welcome public attendance. Contact: bobtanderson@me.com

Group of Wednesday night trivia players (most Wednesdays) at Finholm's Market and Deli in Gig Harbor. Beer, wine, cider and snacks. Join the fun, you'll be glad you did!

Regular membership meetings on Wednesdays are open and welcoming to guests.

Take a mind and body breather every Monday and Wednesday morning at the Key Peninsula Civic Center. Yoga classes are held from 8:30-9:30 a.m. (no class on holidays) and pre-registration is required. For more information and to register, visit: https://www.kpciviccenter.org/yoga.html Tickets: .

Join a fun group of seniors for weekly card and board games at KPCS! Free coffee, tea, and hot cocoa for participants.

Monthly food drive at Fred Meyer the third Friday (10 a.m. to 6 p.m.) and Saturday (10 a.m. to 2 p.m.) of each month. All food and donations collected help local neighbors in need via Gig Harbor Peninsula FISH Food Bank.  Visit the FISH website (ghpfish.org) to find out what's most needed, or pick up a shopping list at the door.  See you there!

Enjoy a $5 flashback film on the big screen every Sunday and Wednesday at the Galaxy Theatre, Uptown Gig Harbor. For information on film selection and screening times, visit: https://www.galaxytheatres.com/movie-theater/gigharbor Tickets: .

Ongoing learning opportunities for seniors on a variety of topics every Wednesday at 1-2 p.m. The Gig Harbor Senior Center is currently housed at Peninsula Lutheran Church, 6509 38th Ave. NW, 98335. They are open Monday-Thursday 10 a.m.-2 p.m. For more information on this and other GHSC events, visit: https://www.gigharborfoundation.org/ghseniorcenter or call: 253-514-6388 x 107

Games, cards, coffee, and conversation on Wednesday afternoons at the Crandall Center from 1pm-4pm. In addition to Cribbage Club on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of the month, we will have cards and board games out in the Cafe on Wednesday afternoons. Come meet new friends, play some games and enjoy a cup of coffee or tea. 1st & 3rd Wednesdays: Cribbage Club 2nd & 4th Wednesdays: Cards & Games

A new Cribbage Club for all levels from beginner to advanced! Every first and third Wednesday monthly, 2 p.m.-4 p.m. Come play or learn.Everyone is welcome and no experience is required.

Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a strength, balance and fitness program for adults 65 and older. Primary focus is on community-dwelling older adults (65+) and people with a history of falls. The SAIL program is able to accommodate people with a mild level of mobility difficulty (e.g. people who are occasional cane users). The program focuses on improving flexibility, strength and balance. It can be done standing or seated. Call 253-884-4440 for more information.

Day of the week, typically on Wednesday when friends get together, share a few glasses of wine and unwind. “I had a rough day today… Thank goodness it’s Winesday!!” We will be offering discounts off wine! $3 off glasses, $5 off bottles. See you every Winesday!

Are you a teen or know someone looking to get involved, have some fun, and make a difference? Join the Teen Advisory Committee! Our Teen Advisory Committee is a committee of local Middle and High School students that partner with PenMet Parks to help plan and execute events and other recreation opportunities for local teens! The Teen Advisory Committee is a great way to: Connect with other local teens and get involved in teen-related programs Gain experience in leadership and working with others in planning events and activities Obtain volunteer hours for school or to add to your resume Help foster a connected teen community in Gig Harbor The Teen Advisory Committee meets twice monthly on Wednesdays. Please contact Brycen Toney to get involved! (253) 649-0351 or btoney@penmetparks.org

GIG HARBOR WITCHES NIGHT OUT! Calling all witches, wickedly fun women, and everyone ready for a night of shopping, sipping & lots of laughs! Join us at The Beer Vault & Wine Bar on Oct. 21 from 5 to 8 p.m. for a magical evening filled with: Witches Night Out Shopping & Drinks Lots of Laughs Best Witch Costume Contest Photo Booth And plenty of Halloween fun!Grab your girlfriends, dress in your most fabulous, fierce or frightening witchy attire, and come enjoy a night out in Gig Harbor!Witches, wine & wonderful memories await! Come for the shopping. Stay for the drinks, laughs & witchy fun!

FREE // 6:00pm-10:00pm

FREE // 6:00pm-10:00pm

Open mic hosted by Walker Sherman — open to musicians, poets, comedians and local artists. Sign-ups typically start around 5:30pm (or sign up ahead via the link in Anthem Coffee's Instagram bio). Happy-hour pricing on select food and drinks all night.

Our community is strongest when organizations, businesses, faith communities, service providers, emergency responders, schools, and civic groups work together before a disaster occurs. Whether facing earthquakes, severe weather, extended power outages, wildfire smoke, or other emergencies, no single organization can meet all community needs alone. This meeting is an opportunity to: Connect with organizations that serve our community Learn about local preparedness and resilience initiatives Identify resources, capabilities, and potential gaps in service Explore opportunities for collaboration before, during, and after disasters Strengthen relationships that can make a difference when our community faces challenges Communities that invest in preparedness and cross-sector partnerships are better positioned to support residents, protect vulnerable populations, and recover more quickly when disasters occur. By bringing diverse perspectives and resources together, we can build a stronger, safer, and more resilient Gig Harbor region. Your experience, expertise, and commitment to the community make your participation valuable. Whether your organization provides direct services, supports volunteers, operates critical infrastructure, serves vulnerable populations, or simply wants to be part of a more resilient community, we welcome your voice at the table. Together, we can begin building the partnerships and networks that help communities prepare for, respond to, and recover from emergencies more effectively.

Chapel Hill Church in Gig Harbor is launching The Parenting Course this fall, a practical and encouraging experience designed for parents of children ages 0–18. Led live by Pastors Ellis and Rachel White of Chapel Hill Church, the course will help parents strengthen family relationships, build healthier rhythms at home, navigate modern parenting challenges, and create stronger emotional connection within the family. Each evening includes practical teaching, small-group table discussion, and opportunities for encouragement and community with other parents. When: Wednesdays, Oct 7–Nov 4 6:00–8:00 pm
 Where: Gathering Place, Chapel Hill Church, 7700 Skansie, Gig Harbor, WA 98335

 Includes dinner for adults and kids ages 2 and up, plus kids’ program for 6 months-8th grade; parents of kids under 2, please pack a snack or meal.

Registration is open now. REGISTER HERE

Join us for Trivia Night every Wednesday! Grab a team of 2-6 and come test your knowledge while sipping on hard cider and craft beer!

Volunteer to assemble 200 bags of hope for our community in need. Drop in any time during the hour — coffee + community guaranteed.

History Pub

From the rhythmic drumming echoing through spring forests to the quiet resilience of winter survival, woodpeckers lead lives that are both familiar and full of surprise. Join award-winning photographer and author Paul Bannick for an immersive online journey through the lives of North American woodpeckers. Based on his new book Woodpecker: A Year in the Life of North American Woodpeckers, this program weaves together stunning photography, current science, and firsthand field stories to explore how these remarkable birds live and adapt across the seasons. Through Paul’s lens, habitats become more than a backdrop—they are dynamic, interconnected systems that shape the lives of these birds. This program offers a deeper appreciation for woodpeckers and the ecosystems they depend on, revealing stories that are often hidden in plain sight. Whether you’re a birder, photographer, or simply curious about the natural world, this evening invites you to see familiar birds in a whole new way. Cost is $15. Register here: https://ncascades.org/signup/programs/woodpecker-a-year-in-the-life-of-north-american-woodpeckers-with-paul-bannick/program-registration?

Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a strength, balance and fitness program for adults 65 and older. Primary focus is on community-dwelling older adults (65+) and people with a history of falls. The SAIL program is able to accommodate people with a mild level of mobility difficulty (e.g. people who are occasional cane users). The program focuses on improving flexibility, strength and balance. It can be done standing or seated. Call 253-884-4440 for more information.

The Comfort Quilters is a community of women who make beautiful quilts by hand for people who need comfort, whether grieving a loved one, enduring a crisis, or staying at a shelter. Their beautiful quilts are donated to Cancer Care, the Visitation Team, Fostering Hope, WCCW Baby Unit, SOAR, Las Amigas, Habitat for Humanity, Backup Buddies, and others. They give away more than 100 quilts per year.   Participants in this ministry range from novice to highly accomplished quilters. If you have an interest in quilting, a desire to be creative, basic machine sewing skill, and a willingness to learn, the Comfort Quilters want you to invite you to be a part of the group. And if you are a master of the art of quilting, the Quilters want to learn from you.   The Comfort Quilters find real fellowship working together and encouraging one another to use whatever talents God has given us to serve others. In fact, the Comfort Quilters craft friendship as well as quilts. And it's fun!   If you want to gift a quilt or learn to make them, Contact Cara Taylor to connect with the group.    The Comfort Quilters Ministry meets the second and fourth Thursdays of the month in Room 114/114A & 118/118A on the first floor.   Group Events - Adults Location: Gig Harbor 7700 Skansie AveGig Harbor, WA 98335-8309

The annual Peewee Pumpkin Parade is the perfect fall celebration for toddlers and young children. Dress your little ones in their favorite coustmes and enjoy a morning filled with festive fun and treats.

This three-day training combines practical hands-on learning. Participants will learn about: Personal and neighborhood preparedness Neighborhood emergency response roles Disaster first aid, triage, and light rescue Stop the Bleed Training Fire and utility safety How neighbors can organize and respond together following a disaster. Classes are Oct. 22, 24, and 27. Oct. 22 Topic: Personal & Neighborhood Preparedness Class, at Gig Harbor Fire & Medic One Headquarters.

Join us for Jack-O'-Lantern Jubilee at the Tom Taylor Family YMCA. Create boo-tiful memories with an evening of family-friendly Halloween fun featuring face painting, hands-on art projects, games, obstacle courses, and activities for all ages. Whether you're showing off your favorite costume, tackling challenges with friends, or enjoying creative seasonal activities, there's something for everyone to enjoy. Bring your game face, your sense of adventure, and the whole family for a festive evening filled with laughter, community, and Halloween fun at the Y.

Learn how to protect your family's treasured photographs, letters, and important documents for future generations. Led by Harbor History Museum Collections Specialist, Jean Hannah, this workshop will cover best practices for handling, storing, and preserving personal archives, as well as common mistakes to avoid. Whether you're organizing a box of old family photos or safeguarding cherished heirlooms, you'll leave with practical tips to help preserve your family's story.

This meeting may also be accessed through Zoom at https://zoom.us/j/95353411299 or by calling (253) 215- 8782 and entering Meeting ID 953 5341 1299.

Eldercare is helpful when finding senior care for your loved one with a free professional assistant who knows what is appropriate. Downsizing can be exciting and sometimes an unexpected transition. What can you fit into your new home? Are you in a medical hurry?

Enjoy a book discussion on Zoom with your local librarians and neighbors. Ages 18 and up. https://calendar.piercecountylibrary.org/event/16280818

$12 ADV // $15 DOS // 6:30PM DOORS // 7:00PM SHOW // RSVP // BUY TICKETS

KOTA The Friend hip hop performance.

Groovy jazz returns!

Groovy jazz returns!

The Bridge City Sinners with Liam St. John, Yes Ma'am

The Bridge City Sinners with Liam St. John and Yes Ma'am.

The Bridge City Sinners night 1 with Liam St. John and Yes Ma'am.

The Bridge City Sinners with Liam St. John and Yes Ma'am.

The Bridge City Sinners with Liam St. John, Yes Ma'am

The Bridge City Sinners with Liam St. John, Yes Ma'am.

Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a strength, balance and fitness program for adults 65 and older. Primary focus is on community-dwelling older adults (65+) and people with a history of falls. The SAIL program is able to accommodate people with a mild level of mobility difficulty (e.g. people who are occasional cane users). The program focuses on improving flexibility, strength and balance. It can be done standing or seated. Call 253-884-4440 for more information.

This three-day training combines practical hands-on learning. Participants will learn about: Personal and neighborhood preparedness Neighborhood emergency response roles Disaster first aid, triage, and light rescue Stop the Bleed Training Fire and utility safety How neighbors can organize and respond together following a disaster. Classes are Oct. 22, 24, and 27. Oct. 24 Topic: Disaster First Aid, Stop the Bleed Training Class.

Join us for an afternoon of Halloween fun! Come dressed in your favorite Halloween costume and enjoy all of these FREE activities! Face Painting Halloween Photo Booth Cotton Candy & Popcorn Games & Activities Candy Crafts Plenty of Halloween fun and spooky surprises!

The Witches Brew is back! When witches go riding, and black cats are seen, the moon laughs and whispers, ’tis near Halloween. Grab your broomsticks and join us for the 4th annual Gig Harbor Witches Brew! Whether you're a budding witch or full blown Sanderson sister, this event is perfect for all skill levels. So, gather your fellow wizards and witches, and let's hit the water. We will meet at the Gig Harbor boat launch at 2 p.m. and launch shortly after. Paddle through the harbor at your own pace and head to the Gig Harbor Lighthouse. Bring your own preferred beverage to toast the coven and enjoy before heading back to the dock. We will grab a group witch picture here! Deadmans Island Kayak and SUP is back and offering rentals for anyone who wants to join but does not have a vessel! $40 for the 3-hour event. Reserve ahead of time by texting Scott at (425) 765-8278 and your rental will be on-site at the boat launch waiting for you. Back again 'fill the caldron'! We have partnered with GHPFish again this year! I am so excited to raise money and gather needed items for those in need in our community. We will be filling the caldron this year in support of GHPFish! Please bring non-perishable items to the boat launch. We will collect all items prior to launching. We will also have a poster on site if you would like to make a donation directly to Fish to support their efforts. If you fancy, bring candy or other Halloween treats to pass to spectators downtown as we pass the public docks. A lot of our witches fly off to Seven Seas for a pint after the lighthouse.Costumes are HIGHLY encouraged. Grab your board and come out with your best witch outfit, broomstick paddles, dry ice caldrons, lights and anything else you can think of. Last year we had 200+ witches floating through the harbor together and descending on the lighthouse. This is a bring/rent your own vessel event.   Disclaimer: This is a non-sanctioned event and by choosing to participate you do so at

The Bridge City Sinners with Liam St. John, Yes Ma'am

$10 ADV // $15 DOS // 6:30PM DOORS // 7:00PM SHOW // RSVP // BUY TICKETS

$10 ADV // $15 DOS // 6:30PM DOORS // 7:00PM SHOW // RSVP // BUY TICKETS

The Bridge City Sinners with Liam St. John and Yes Ma'am.

The Bridge City Sinners night 2 with Liam St. John and Yes Ma'am.

The Bridge City Sinners with Liam St. John, Yes Ma'am.

The Bridge City Sinners with Liam St. John, Yes Ma'am

FREE // 10:00AM-4:00PM

FREE // 10:00AM-4:00PM

Enjoy a $5 flashback film on the big screen every Sunday and Wednesday at the Galaxy Theatre, Uptown Gig Harbor. For information on film selection and screening times, visit: https://www.galaxytheatres.com/movie-theater/gigharbor Tickets: .

In 2024, the Washington State Department of Agriculture (WSDA) successfully eradicated the northern giant hornet from Washington State, which posed a significant threat to honeybees and other native pollinators and insects. However, earlier this year, WSDA intercepted a live yellow-legged hornet in Vancouver, which are highly invasive and known to reduce honeybee hives and honey production. Additionally, the spotted lanternfly, which feeds on a wide range of plants including grapes, hops, stone fruits, and fruit and hardwood trees, is hoping to ruin Conservation & Cocktails (Hops Beware!). Join us at our upcoming Conservation & Cocktails meeting to learn from Cassie Knavel about how you can protect your community.

NFL — Seattle Seahawks home game vs. Kansas City Chiefs. Watch on TV; follow live updates at seahawks.com.

Take a mind and body breather every Monday and Wednesday morning at the Key Peninsula Civic Center. Yoga classes are held from 8:30-9:30 a.m. (no class on holidays) and pre-registration is required. For more information and to register, visit: https://www.kpciviccenter.org/yoga.html Tickets: .

Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a strength, balance and fitness program for adults 65 and older. Primary focus is on community-dwelling older adults (65+) and people with a history of falls. The SAIL program is able to accommodate people with a mild level of mobility difficulty (e.g. people who are occasional cane users). The program focuses on improving flexibility, strength and balance. It can be done standing or seated. Call 253-884-4440 for more information.

Learn about technology, such as coding or robotics, in an interactive workshop where you get to build, code and create. Ages 6-12.

This meeting may also be accessed through Zoom at https://zoom.us/j/93216056382 or by calling (253) 215-8782 and entering Meeting ID 932 1605 6382.

VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION AND MEETING

VOLUNTEER ORIENTATION AND MEETING

The Gig Harbor Film Festival is at the Galaxy Theatre on the last Monday of every month for its popular monthly movie series.  For more information, visit: https://gigharborfilm.org/calendar/ Tickets: https://gigharborfilm.org/calendar/.

Stay Active and Independent for Life (SAIL) is a strength, balance and fitness program for adults 65 and older. Primary focus is on community-dwelling older adults (65+) and people with a history of falls. The SAIL program is able to accommodate people with a mild level of mobility difficulty (e.g. people who are occasional cane users). The program focuses on improving flexibility, strength and balance. It can be done standing or seated. Call 253-884-4440 for more information.

Free event! Join the Harbor History Museum, Greater Tacoma Community Foundation, and Gig Harbor Now for a workshop on maximizing your gifts to causes you care about. Doug Page, CAP, IPA, Senior Legacy Fellow will lead this workshop. RSVP to events@harborhistorymuseum.org

Learn how Artificial intelligence (AI) works, when to trust its responses, what information you should never share and practical steps you can take to protect your privacy and use AI with confidence. Ages 18 and up. https://calendar.piercecountylibrary.org/event/17109451

This three-day training combines practical hands-on learning. Participants will learn about: Personal and neighborhood preparedness Neighborhood emergency response roles Disaster first aid, triage, and light rescue Stop the Bleed Training Fire and utility safety How neighbors can organize and respond together following a disaster. Classes are Oct. 22, 24, and 27. Oct. 27 Topic: Fire Safety, Utility Safety and Tabletop Excercise

Join KGI Watershed for its annual State of the Watershed - an opportunity to connect with partners, reflect on progress across our watershed, and look ahead to the work that will move us forward together. We’ll have presentations on the following topics:   Water Quality Task Force Burley Lagoon Geoduck Settlement Agreement DeMolay Sandspit Park Improvement Project Following the presentations, there will be a panel and group discussion.   📍 Join in-person at Gig Harbor Civic Center (3510 Grandview Street, Gig Harbor, 98335) or virtually via Zoom (https://us02web.zoom.us/j/3200806918?omn=81101505845).  All are welcome! For more information, visit www.facebook.com/KGIWatershed.

Take a mind and body breather every Monday and Wednesday morning at the Key Peninsula Civic Center. Yoga classes are held from 8:30-9:30 a.m. (no class on holidays) and pre-registration is required. For more information and to register, visit: https://www.kpciviccenter.org/yoga.html Tickets: .

Enjoy a $5 flashback film on the big screen every Sunday and Wednesday at the Galaxy Theatre, Uptown Gig Harbor. For information on film selection and screening times, visit: https://www.galaxytheatres.com/movie-theater/gigharbor Tickets: .