City Arts Commission to put out new call for Harbor Arbor Art
Oct 29, 2025 | By: Carolyn BickThe new call will require Harbor Arbor art to be sculpted on-site at Grandview Forest, rather than in a studio.
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The new call will require Harbor Arbor art to be sculpted on-site at Grandview Forest, rather than in a studio.
Read MoreDay Tripper columnist Mary Williams visits Seattle’s Pioneer Square, Stadium District and Piers 58 and 62.
Read MoreKit Wilson of Gig Harbor has made 12 films and participated in 212 film festivals during his career in the industry.
Read MoreCommunity trick-or-treat events are planned for Harborview Drive and Uptown — and you might catch a spooky drone show at the same time.
Read MoreThe Community Currents mural consists of wooden fish decorated by community members and local institutions after Chalk the Harbor.
Read MoreOther events this weekend include Rattle Dem Bones, a Harbor Winds concert and more.
Read MoreWhen was the first aeroplane built on the Peninsula, and by whom?
Read MoreThe Cultural Access proposition would increase the sales tax by 0.1% to support arts, science and history organizations.
Read MoreThe annual Witches Brew paddle through the harbor takes place on Saturday, Oct. 18. Paddlers in stand-up paddle boards and kayaks will meet at the public boat launch on Randal Street at 2 p.m. (You can also launch from anywhere in the harbor and meet up at the Randal Street launch). A cauldron at the
Read MoreTop awards at the 2025 Gig Harbor Film Festival went to Best Director John Gray for “A Guest in My Country” and Best Actor Bella Zoe Martinez for “Once More, Like Rain Man.”
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