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Biking in Pierce County The Pierce
County Bicycle Guide Map is intended to serve as a guide for
bicyclists traveling to major centers, tourist attractions, and
other key destinations within Pierce County.
Emerald Downs Race Track Take a look at the season events
at Emerald Downs. If you enjoy racing, this is the place to
go!
Foss Waterway Seaport
Golden Pacific Railroad Voted the #1 attraction of the
year by the Tacoma Regional Convention & Visitor Bureau.
Mt. Rainier Scenic Railroad Experience the Golden Age of
Steam as you chug across 15 miles of spectacular bridges, and clickety-clack through lush tall forests.
Northwest Trek Wildlife Park Northwest Trek Wildlife Park
is a treasure for wildlife enthusiasts. The signature tram tour
through the 435-acre free-roaming area offers the opportunity to
spot different species of animals as they wander through forests,
wetlands and meadows.
Port of Tacoma Information ranging from how the Port is
governed and organized, to highlights of its history and its
economic impact on the region. See all the aspects of an
international port.
Point Defiance Zoo & Aquarium This Zoo is large enough to offer an
awesome array of animals yet small enough to let you get really
close to them. It's fun, affordable and offers breathtaking views of
Puget Sound, Mount Rainier and the Olympic Mountains.
Tacoma Historical Society
Working Waterfront Maritime Museum
Pierce
County Fair
The PIERCE COUNTY FAIR ASSOCIATION will celebrate the 61st annual
PIERCE COUNTY FAIR, August 7-10, 2008. Join us for our yearly
celebration of rural life, agriculture and good ol’ family values.
The PIERCE COUNTY FAIR is situated amongst the firs and green grass
of beautiful Frontier Park. Sit back and enjoy a wide selection of
tasty fair foods while viewing some of our many free entertainment
acts and attractions. The PIERCE COUNTY FAIR is the link to our
agricultural past and our fast paced modern life. Don’t miss the
excitement each year… 2008 Exhibitor Guides will be distributed to
Pierce County Libraries in May. The Guide will also be available
on-line.
Get Ready for Another
Year of Great Entertainment at the Gig Harbor Farmers Market
April 5 - Cesar Medal - A classical guitarist,
Cesar continues giving concerts and recitals, delighting audiences
with his performances
April 12 - Kel Schmitz - Oldies, Pop, Country & Folk
"North Dakota Lonesome," Kel's well-received first CD, is fresh out
of the studio and has caught fire on the performance circuit
April 19 - Kristin Connell - Award winning singer/songwriter,
Kristin Connell, sings with ease, clarity and a voice so untainted
and pure it draws the listener back for more from contemporary folk
to Americana
April 26 - Rick Gonzalez - Rick’s musical and lyrical influences
range from Classical, Big Band, Sinatra and Etta James, to the
Beatles, Eagles, Paul Simon, James Taylor and Steely Dan
May 3 - Billy Farmer - Billy plays in several groups, and does
solo's. His musical style varies from country to rock to blues. He
also does covers of a wide array of bands and musicians. He teaches
guitar to young people all over the western
May 10 - Colin Spring - Colin gravitates toward classic 60's and
70's folk in musical style
May 17 - Kristin Connell -Award winning singer/songwriter, Kristin
Connell, sings with ease, clarity and a voice so untainted and pure
it draws the listener back for more from contemporary folk to
Americana
May 24 - Rick Gonzalez - Rick’s musical and lyrical influences range
from Classical, Big Band, Sinatra and Etta James, to the Beatles,
Eagles, Paul Simon, James Taylor and Steely Dan
May 31 - Kel Schmitz - Oldies, Pop, Country & Folk "North Dakota
Lonesome," Kel's well-received first CD, is fresh out of the studio
and has caught fire on the performance circuit
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