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Be Inspired Where You Live

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​​Located in the Pacific Northwest, just 30 miles south of Seattle, Tacoma is situated along the shores of Puget Sound and within sight of majestic Mount Rainier.  Over the past two decades, Tacoma has transformed itself from a former lumber town to a city with nationally recognized museums, a University of Washington branch campus and a vibrant arts community.   Tacoma is the third largest city in Washington State. Affectionately nicknamed “T-Town”, Tacoma has stayed true to its working class roots and is known for its unpretentious vibe and genuine community spirit. 

McKinley Hill -
​aka 'The Top of Tacoma'

McKinley Hill is located above the Dome on McKinley Avenue and is home to quaint shops, historic buildings, the McKinley street festival, and some of the best views of Commencement Bay.  Community pride runs deep in the McKinley Hill area - it's one of Tacoma’s oldest neighborhoods and on any given morning you can feel the community bond.  McKinley Hill is home of the annual McKinley Arts and Street Festival--a community celebration of art, music and food.

Surround Yourself With Inspiration

Just down the hill Downtown Tacoma has an eclectic mix of museums, unique shops, professional service firms and fine restaurants. Professionals mix with students in this urban pocket of the city that includes the University of Washington Tacoma campus, as well as the Tacoma School of the Arts established in 2001.  With UW Tacoma on one end and the Broadway Center for the Performing Arts on the other, walking through downtown is a true urban experience. The Tacoma Link Light Rail offers free rides through the downtown core so you can be sure to see its diverse offerings.  You can visit a mix of unique shops or have lunch at one of the many restaurants.  Other great places to gain inspiration include the Tacoma Art Museum, The museum of Glass, Washington State History Museum, the Farmers Market, Foss Waterway Seaport Museum and the newly expanded Children’s Museum of Tacoma.