SouthSoundTalk’s top stories in July center on two topics – summer fun and history. From fun festivals and dining by the water to local historians and the rich Scandinavian ancestry many of us share, read on to find out more about your top stories!
1. 2017 Summer Festivals Not to Miss in Tacoma
In addition to a stellar lineup of Washington State blues bands, the downtown Tacoma block party will again fill Broadway with Washington breweries and cideries. Photo credit: Kristin Kendle
2. Michael Sullivan – Keeper of Tacoma’s Stories
Michael Sullivan adds historical tidbits during a tour with former city councilmember and architect David Boe and documentarian Mick Flaaen. Photo credit: Steve Dunkelberger
3. Where to Dine on the Water in Tacoma
Duke’s has great views indoors and out, but there’s nothing like a bowl of chowder right on the water. Photo courtesy: Duke’s
4. Editor’s Pick: Scandinavian Roots of Pacific Lutheran University
Wood bowls and containers are often hand painted in Scandinavian culture with a technique called rosemaling. Photo credit: Shelby Beckwith
