Free Trunk-or-Treat, Big Trucks, and Big Fun
The City of Tacoma, Tacoma Public Schools, and Korsmo Construction invite community members to T-Town, a free family event, at the Tacoma Dome on Friday, Oct. 30, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
This year’s event is bigger and bolder than ever with appearances from Tacoma Rainiers’ mascot Rhubarb the Reindeer, plenty of treats, a full-fledged baby rave, backstage Dome tours, and more!
T-Town Highlights:
- Trunk-or-treating throughout – costumes encouraged
- Free admission and free parking
- Free Tacoma Dome bags for the first 3,000 visitors
- Explore real fire trucks from Tacoma Fire Department, police vehicles from Tacoma Police Department, and other equipment from Tacoma Public Utilities, Tacoma Rail, and the City’s Environment and Public Works Department
- Strap on virtual reality goggles to soar through the sky in a bucket truck or see through the eyes of high voltage electrical workers
- Ride bikes to create electricity
- Step onto the “big screen” with the TV Tacoma camera crew
- Enjoy a quiet and relaxed sensory hour from 3 p.m. to 4 p.m.
- Get stamped at every interactive booth for the chance to win prizes
- Enter to win tickets to upcoming events
The event theme, Play. Explore. Learn. Work., offers something for everyone in the family!
T-Town is a unique opportunity to celebrate fall and engage in fun, hands-on activities while experiencing a wide range of City services through immersive activities and live demonstrations.
Guests can also discover their future at the Tacoma Public Schools and Korsmo Construction Trades & Hiring Fair with more than 100 local employers. Trade occupation activities with local employers will be displayed, applications will be accepted on site, and attendees can explore apprenticeships and training programs, and other rewarding careers.
Thousands of students from across 10 South Puget Sound area school districts will be bussed in for this event, exploring career pathways in industries like maritime, transportation, construction, and logistics.
Visit tacomadome.org/t-town for more details.