Two in Tow & On The Go | Returning to Chambers Creek Regional Park
Oct 09, 2026 | By: Tonya StricklandThis story is part of a two-part feature on taking kids to Chambers Creek Regional
Park. This time, it’s all about the beach and love locks.
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This story is part of a two-part feature on taking kids to Chambers Creek Regional
Park. This time, it’s all about the beach and love locks.
The same four moms who started the Lighted Car Parade back in 2020 have organized it ever since. They’re looking for someone to take it over.
Read More about Lighted Car Parade likely off for this yearRetired art teacher Curtiss Hall will discuss his work and his “watercolor batik” painting technique this week at Harbor History Museum.
Read More about Harbor Happenings | Retired Peninsula High teacher’s work on display at museumOur Day Tripper columnist took a tour of Gig Harbor and Key Peninsula cemeteries.
Read More about Day Tripper | A tombstone tourist visits greater Gig Harbor cemeteriesPenMet’s Scarecrow Festival, the Downtown Waterfront Alliance’s Sip and Stroll and the first Pier Into the Night are all Saturday.
Read More about Harbor Happenings | Scarecrow Festival launches us into fallThe 2026 Gig Harbor Film Festival wrapped up on Sunday, Sept. 27. These films won awards during the four-day celebration of independent films.
Read More about ‘Man or Mountain,’ ‘Radioheart’ each win two Gig Harbor Film Festival awardsThe Gig Harbor Film Festival is Thursday through Sunday, while the Chuseok Festival is Saturday at Skansie Brothers Park.
Read More about Harbor Happenings | Film festival, Chuseok and more‘Man or Mountain,’ which debuts this week at the Gig Harbor Film Festival, imagines the final moments of Harry R. Truman, the 83-year-old man who refused to leave Mount St. Helens.
Read More about ‘Man or Mountain’ ponders the final hours of a Northwest legend“The Big Cheese,” a documentary about American cheesemongers, leads off next week’s Gig Harbor Film Festival.
Read More about The Big Cheese reveals the soft heart, true grit of cheesemongeringThe anthology, compiled by Drienie Hattingh of Gig Harbor, includes reflections on life along and in the Salish Sea.
Read More about ‘Amidst the Changing Tides’ shares stories of a personal connection to the water