Tacoma On the Go

06/15/2026

Come share an evening with us in the Lincoln District this Wednesday evening, June 17, for a compact yet story-filled exploration of one of Tacoma's most vibrant and welcoming neighborhoods.

We'll discover the public art, local businesses, and community leaders that help make the Lincoln District such a special place. Along the route, we'll hear from neighborhood advocates, artists, and organizations who continue to shape the district while reflecting on the lasting impact of the Lincoln District Revitalization Project. Our final stop will be Patsy Surh Place, highlighting a community investment that expands affordable housing opportunities in the Lincoln District.

Starting Location: Lincoln District (Corner of S Yakima Ave & S 39th St)

Time: 6–7:30 PM
Length: Approx. 0.3 miles

Registration is strongly encouraged

06/12/2026

Looking for a reason to get out and about this weekend? Head down to Tacoma , Friday, June 12, from 5 - 10 PM, for the Juneteenth Night Market, where you'll find local artists, makers, and food vendors.
https://www.tacomaartslive.org/events/black-night-market-juneteenth/

On Saturday, June 13, join Tacoma On the Go and the City of Tacoma at 11 AM for a guided walk and ribbon cutting. Following the guided walk we'll celebrate the newest section of the Prairie Line Trail at 12 PM with remarks from local leaders. Afterward, make your way over to for a free outdoor celebration of culture, community, and music, taking place from 2 to 6 pm.
https://tacomachinesepark.org/

Then on Sunday, June 14, meet outside the Wapato Park Pavilion to close out your weekend by connecting with nature during a guided bird walk from 9-11 am.
https://www.parkstacoma.gov/event/wapato-bird-walk/2026-06-14/

Whether you walk, bike, roll, or ride transit, this weekend is the perfect time to get outside, explore a new neighborhood, and enjoy some incredible outdoor fun close to home

06/10/2026

Join us next Wednesday, June 17 for a deep dive into one of Tacoma's most vibrant neighborhoods through its food, culture, public art, local businesses, and community stories. Along the way, we'll hear from the people and organizations helping shape the district today while reflecting on the lasting impact of the Lincoln District Revitalization Project.

We'll wrap up at Patsy Surh Place, honoring the legacy of Patsy Surh, founder of the Asia Pacific Cultural Center and a tireless advocate for the Lincoln District and Tacoma's diverse communities.

Starting Location: Lincoln District (Corner of S Yakima Ave & S 39th St)
Time: 6–7 PM
Length: Approx. 0.3 miles

Registration is strongly encouraged: https://tacomaonthego.org/walk-tacoma

The Walk Tacoma Series, proudly sponsored by MultiCare, invites the community to explore Tacoma’s neighborhoods, history, and future, one walk at a time.

06/10/2026

Saturday is a big day for trails, don't miss out on the fun! Attend the Prairie Line Trail Ribbon Cutting celebration in the morning, then head over to this ForeverGreen Trails event!

THIS SATURDAY! Join FGT, Foothills Rails-to-Trails Coalition, Pierce County Parks, and others for a special FREE trail event in historic Wilkeson. Learn about two projects to extend the Foothills Trail and walk an existing section with us. Registration: https://www.forevergreentrails.org/tnt

06/05/2026

This week, the Tacoma City Council officially proclaimed June 2026 as Ride Transit Month, recognizing the essential role that public transportation plays in our community. The proclamation underscores the reality that public transit opens doors to jobs, education, and community spaces for the neighborhoods and residents who need that connection most.

As part of Ride Transit Month, we’d also like to invite our fellow riders and rollers to Ride Transit to Market Day on Thursday, June 11 at the Broadway Farmers Market. Head over to the Pierce Transit website for more info.
https://tinyurl.com/RideTransitMonth

06/03/2026

Join us on June 17 for the Lincoln District Food, Culture & Community Walk as we explore one of Tacoma's most vibrant neighborhoods through the people, places, and stories that continue to shape it.

Along the way, we'll learn about the neighborhood's rich cultural heritage, meet some of the individuals and organizations helping guide its future, and reflect on the progress made since the Lincoln District Revitalization Project began transforming the district through streetscape improvements, public art, business development, and community investment.

We'll conclude near Patsy Surh Place, a new affordable housing development named in honor of APCC founder and longtime community advocate whose work helped strengthen and uplift the Lincoln District for generations.

Starting Location: Lincoln District (Corner of S Yakima Ave & S 39th St)
Time: 6–7 PM
Length: Approx. 0.3 miles

Registration is strongly encouraged.
https://tacomaonthego.org/walk-tacoma

The Walk Tacoma Series, proudly sponsored by MultiCare, invites the community to explore Tacoma’s neighborhoods, history, and future, one walk at a time.

06/03/2026

Don't miss this opportunity to share your feedback with Pierce Transit about potential future service improvements! See you this afternoon at the downtown library, or join Pierce Transit on Zoom on Friday or next Thursday.

In-person: Wednesday, June 3 from 5:30 to 7 p.m., Tacoma Library Main Branch, 1102 Tacoma Ave. S., Carnegie – Cascade Board Room.
Online forums: Friday, June 5 from Noon to 1 p.m. and Thursday, June 11 from 5:30 to 6:30 p.m.

Expanding Local Transit Pierce County's rapid growth is straining our local transit system. Pierce Transit’s primary funding source—a 0.6% sales tax—has remained unchanged since 2002. We’re currently developing a draft package to expand local transit, shaped by years of community input, data...

06/02/2026

Check out all the news from TOTG in our June Newsletter! https://mailchi.mp/tacomaonthego/totg-newsletter-june-2764513