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/r/SeattleWA · Aug 28, 2026, 5:01 PM

Out of towner going to the concert on Sunday. I just got an email saying that fans can line up starting at 8 am. Tickets are all for specific seats. He typically doesn't go on until 8:30pm so I planned to show up around then. Is there a reason to show up in the morning?

/r/TacomaWA · Aug 28, 2026, 5:00 PM

Friday, Aug 28 Free Youth Kayak Tour: Aug 28 10am-2pm, Communities for a Healthy Bay ( pre-reg required! ) Movie in the Park: Aug 28 6pm, Dacca Park - Field 3 Movie starts a dusk, before movie there will be inflatable fun & activities TOAST - The BEST of BREAD: Aug 28 7-9pm, Rialto Theatre Armando Improv: Aug 28 7:30-8:30pm, Lumora Theatre ( pay what you can ) Saturday, Aug 29 TPD Kids Health & Safety Fair: Aug 29 10am-1pm, Tacoma Dome Back to school fair with free vaccinations, health screenings, backpacks w/school supplies, clothing, and hands-on activities Free Pierce Transit day passes will also be available while supplies last Children must be present & tacoma dome parking is free Vashon Japan Festival: Aug 29 1-5pm, Ober Park 48th LeMay Annual Show: Aug 29 9am-4pm, LeMay Collections This event is FREE! If you want to see the private garages it’s $20 Tacoma Narrows Airport Day: Aug 29 10am-4pm, 1202 26th Ave NW Don’t Die (A original one-act play): Aug 29 7:30pm, Lumora Theatre ( $15 ) Community Boat Restoration Program: Aug 29 9am-5pm, Gig Harbor Wonders of the Waterfront Walking Tour: Aug 29 10am-12pm, Donkey Creek Park Gig Harbor SIP & Storytime - Fireside Folktales: Aug 29 10:30am, The Egg & I Resale Hilltop Street Fair: Aug 29 11am-6pm, Hilltop District near People’s Park Monarch Diaper Bank: Aug 29 1-4pm, Tacoma Children’s Museum Sunday, Aug 30 Proctor Food Fest: Aug 30 11am-5pm, Proctor District Community Harvest Day: Aug 30 10am, Curran Apple Orchard South Sound Music Festival: Aug 30 3-8pm, Jazzbones ( $35 ) Don’t Die (A original one-act play): Aug 29 7:30pm, Lumora Theatre ( $15 ) Dock Walk: Aug 30 1-2pm, Skansie Park Gig Harbor Monday, Aug 31 Free Youth Kayak Tour: Aug 28 10am-2pm, Communities for a Healthy Bay ( pre-reg required! ) Health Sovereignty Celebration | International Overdose Awareness Day: Aug 31 11am-2pm, Wright Park Pedal with Politicians: Aug 31 5-7pm, Tacoma City Hall

/r/lakewood · Aug 28, 2026, 4:59 PM

i recently visited the main branch library and noticed a lot of shelves are looking almost half empty. i know the staff is trying to unionize (good for them!), does it have something to do with that? or did they just get rid of a bunch of books? budget cuts? genuinely unaware as to why the shelves would be this empty, i've never seen them like this. (this is was in the new books room downstairs, mainly fiction and the scifi/fantasy area)

/r/Tacoma · Aug 28, 2026, 4:59 PM

Friday, Aug 28 Free Youth Kayak Tour: Aug 28 10am-2pm, Communities for a Healthy Bay ( pre-reg required! ) Movie in the Park: Aug 28 6pm, Dacca Park - Field 3 Movie starts a dusk, before movie there will be inflatable fun & activities TOAST - The BEST of BREAD: Aug 28 7-9pm, Rialto Theatre Armando Improv: Aug 28 7:30-8:30pm, Lumora Theatre ( pay what you can ) Saturday, Aug 29 TPD Kids Health & Safety Fair: Aug 29 10am-1pm, Tacoma Dome Back to school fair with free vaccinations, health screenings, backpacks w/school supplies, clothing, and hands-on activities Free Pierce Transit day passes will also be available while supplies last Children must be present & tacoma dome parking is free Vashon Japan Festival: Aug 29 1-5pm, Ober Park 48th LeMay Annual Show: Aug 29 9am-4pm, LeMay Collections This event is FREE! If you want to see the private garages it’s $20 Tacoma Narrows Airport Day: Aug 29 10am-4pm, 1202 26th Ave NW Don’t Die (A original one-act play): Aug 29 7:30pm, Lumora Theatre ( $15 ) Community Boat Restoration Program: Aug 29 9am-5pm, Gig Harbor Wonders of the Waterfront Walking Tour: Aug 29 10am-12pm, Donkey Creek Park Gig Harbor SIP & Storytime - Fireside Folktales: Aug 29 10:30am, The Egg & I Resale Hilltop Street Fair: Aug 29 11am-6pm, Hilltop District near People’s Park Monarch Diaper Bank: Aug 29 1-4pm, Tacoma Children’s Museum Sunday, Aug 30 Proctor Food Fest: Aug 30 11am-5pm, Proctor District Community Harvest Day: Aug 30 10am, Curran Apple Orchard South Sound Music Festival: Aug 30 3-8pm, Jazzbones ( $35 ) Don’t Die (A original one-act play): Aug 29 7:30pm, Lumora Theatre ( $15 ) Dock Walk: Aug 30 1-2pm, Skansie Park Gig Harbor Monday, Aug 31 Free Youth Kayak Tour: Aug 28 10am-2pm, Communities for a Healthy Bay ( pre-reg required! ) Health Sovereignty Celebration | International Overdose Awareness Day: Aug 31 11am-2pm, Wright Park Pedal with Politicians: Aug 31 5-7pm, Tacoma City Hall

/r/Renton · Aug 28, 2026, 4:49 PM

Not trying to spread fear, just want to raise awareness for people in the area. Recently, my car's fuel tank was drilled into and drained—literally the day after I filled up at the Tukwila Costco. I live in the Renton Highlands off Sunset Blvd. Not sure how much fuel they were able to steal since there was gas spilled ALL over the parking lot. Security footage showed two people in a U-Haul (likely stolen, as it had no license plates) hitting my car around 5:30 AM. My comprehensive auto insurance covered the damage (with a deductible), but with gas prices so high and shorter winter days around the corner, keep an eye out and stay safe. I filed a police report but we all know how helpful that is lol

/r/BellevueWA · Aug 28, 2026, 4:47 PM

Large 2 story older house in 151st across from robinswood park. Looking for temporary roommate. I am a very easy going roommate, I don't mind noise anytime day or night, you can have visitors anytime and they are more than welcome to eat sleep and shower. Bring your brothers, bring your girlfriend bring your brothers girlfriends brother! Prefer no kids unless just visiting ! Feel free to bring your pets as well. We have plenty of activities to keep you busy and having fun is what we like to do. If you have a lot of stuff it's fine, we try to keep it tidy but there's just so many cool things to play with. Key isn't needed we use a code lock and just give everyone a code of their own. 2 story older home so plenty of room, large backyard complete with disco ball and horseshoes and a basketball hoop and court. Large double garage, one side recently became available. Bring your rowdiness but not your alarm clock, as long as you pay half of everything, anything goes. If this sounds like you or someone you know please don't hesitate to respond. Temporary can be longer term if wanted, I'm the best roommate you could ask for because nothing bothers me. I do work 4 days a week but I don't care if you're into partying all night. We are adults so we do what we want. 2 rooms available downstairs or 1 bedroom available upstairs, have one other roommate who is disabled and a great cook. No smoking in the house please Rent is 1800 plus your half of the water and electricity which usually runs about 300/no and 300 every other month for water.

/r/eastside · Aug 28, 2026, 4:45 PM

We just moved from Texas to the greater Seattle area 5 months ago with a 3 yr old toddler and my 4-yr old girl, Galadriel. My girl has always been very gentle natured, unusually quiet and friendly with people and dogs alike. We worked with a trainer back when she was a puppy on basic obedience and manners and she was fairly well behaved during our time in Texas. We carried the training forward on an everyday basis and ensured she gets the regular physical exercise and training reinforcement regularly. But since we have moved we have seen some behavioral changes in her. She is still pretty easy going but has started barking at other dogs and people crossing our fenced yard. This never happened before. she has always been very friendly and is also happy to observe rather than go all out barking and asking for attention. She would let out one bark every now and then but that too was an anomaly. Now if she senses someone passing by she starts barking incessantly. She has also become overtly protective of my toddler. While I appreciate the protective instinct towards the youngest member of the pack and recognize it as natural, I don't want her feeling like she has to take charge when me or my wife are around. The other day, we took her for a meet & greet with a dog-sitter and she had her heckles up as soon as the sitter's dog came out. she started body checking the other dog whenever the dog would go near my son. As soon as my wife and son stepped out of the yard, she went back to being her usual self and started playing with the other dog like nothing happened. I recognize the some changes can be brought about as a result of the move but after 5 months I'm concerned about these gradual changes not going away and am not sure what I can do to reverse this behavior. I need her to re-learn that barking incessantly is not good and that she doesn't need to step up to protect my son when me or my wife are around. Is there something I can do to change this or do I need to consult a trainer? I'm also concerned about how quickly a lot of trainers recommend the use of e-collars. I have never used them and as far as possible would want to consider them a last resort, especially since I have seen good results with my dog (she has decent off-leash recall even in open spaces and outside the house) without it. So her I am looking for recommendations on good GSD trainers that I can work with specifically for my current predicament.

/r/Washington · Aug 28, 2026, 4:38 PM

On the cesspool of misinformation that is r/SeattleWA and elsewhere, there is a lot of misinformation about the in-state tuition program that the U.S. DOJ is suddenly worried about. The program has a number of requirements, starting with a high school diploma from a Washington high school plus a minimum 12-months of residency prior to starting college. In addition, most eligible students have or have had some type of temporary status, including: Current or expired Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) status A current Employment Authorization Document (EAD) Temporary Protected Status (TPS) Refugee Asylee Pending Adjustment of Status (applied for green card) One of the following visa statuses: A, DV, E, G, H-1B, H4, I, K, L1, L2, N, NATO, O, Q, R, S, T, U, or V Special Immigrant Juvenile (SIJ) status or Special Immigrant Visa (SIV) status These are students who are not eligible for federal financial aid, yet they and their families pay taxes. Anyone who works here pays social security taxes, yet non-citizens never collect the benefits. And contrary to what the bigots say, crime rates among immigrants are significantly lower than for native-born citizens.

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