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Monthly Archives: February 2011
New Beginnings by Larry Anderson
“New Beginnings” is a bronze statue created by famed Pacific NW artist Larry Anderson. It’s located on the sidewalk just outside of Tacoma’s historic Union Station building. Continue reading
Posted in Local Artists, Public Art
Tagged artist, Larry Anderson, New Beginnings, statue, Tacoma, Union Station Courthouse, Washington
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Paradise by Laurie Allyn
Laurie Allyn, also known as Didi Pierce, sang ballads and torch songs in Chicago jazz clubs during the 1950’s. She also performed at the Crystal Palace in St. Louis, MO. Discovered in 1957 by jazz producer Red Clyde, Paradise is her one and only album. Continue reading
Posted in Local Musicians
Tagged jazz singer, Laurie Allyn, Paradise, Port Townsend, Washington
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Tumwater’s Hidden Gem
Tumwater Falls Park is a 15 acre slice of natural beauty that borders the Deschutes River just before it plunges into Capitol Lake. Continue reading
Posted in Great Outdoors, Parks and Gardens
Tagged Tumwater, Tumwater Falls Park, Washington, waterfalls
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Spring Has Come to the Seymour Conservatory
The W. W. Seymour Botanical Conservatoy has over 250 plant species in its permanent collection. But imagine our delight when we discovered that it also features special floral exhibits that change every month! Continue reading
Posted in Parks and Gardens
Tagged Tacoma, W. W. Seymour Conservatory, Washington, Wright Park
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