It's our mission to collect, document, and share the unique history of Tacoma, Washington — and our passion to share it with you. At Tacoma Historical Society, we forge connections between generations, foster an appreciation for the past, and cultivate a sense of place within our community.
In this episode, UW Tacoma student Sarah Hadjes brings her enthusiasm for taiko to an interview with Ringtaro Tateishi, one of the participants in a 1993 US tour by the Japanese taiko group Ondekoza - a tour which included a stop in Tacoma!
This interview was conducted as part of the Sarah's final project in the UW Tacoma course "Musical History of Tacoma."
6 May 2024
Tacoma's Family Table Episode 3: French-Canadian Tourtière
Welcome to Episode 3 of Tacoma's Family Table, hosted by THS volunteer Rose Mattison.
In this episode, Rose talks with former THS managing director Michael Lafreniere and his sister Renee, as they share their family's version of Tourtière, a French-Canadian meat pie.
Jump over to our YouTube channel to watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oy82l02M50k
Visit our blog to view the recipe: https://tacomatales.org/2024/05/05/tacomas-family-table-episode-3/
We all have food in common. Most of us get together around the table with friends and family to celebrate birthdays, gather for holidays and sometimes to mourn and support each other through difficult times. Tacoma’s Family Table uses food and the stories and traditions connected to that food to forge connections, build understanding and relationships, and tell the rich, varied and unique history of our city through its citizens and share that history with the public.
12 Mar 2024
Tacoma's Family Table Episode 2: Chimole from Belize
Welcome to Episode 2 of Tacoma's Family Table, hosted by THS volunteer Rose Mattison.
In this episode, we meet Dave Usher and his family, and learn how to make a traditional recipe from his native Belize, chimole.
Jump over to our YouTube channel to watch the video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k_UycXZa-Y (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_k_UycXZa-Y)
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We all have food in common. Most of us get together around the table with friends and family to celebrate birthdays, gather for holidays and sometimes to mourn and support each other through difficult times. Tacoma’s Family Table uses food and the stories and traditions connected to that food to forge connections, build understanding and relationships, and tell the rich, varied and unique history of our city through its citizens and share that history with the public.
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