2022 Holiday Luau

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Join us for Tacoma Urban League's 9th Annual Holiday Luau!

Bring the whole Family for this celebration which will include authentic island food, live music, and dancing. Last time we had a sold-out audience attend this intergenerational, family-friendly event.

SATURDAY, DECEMBER 3 | 7:00PM

Star Center: 3873 S. 66th St. | Tacoma, WA 98409

Registration is now closed

$75 per Person | $12.50 Children 4-11 | Free for Children under 3 but must be registered

MUSIC - Live Island Band

ENTERTAINMENT - Representing the South Pacific Islandsof Tonga, Fiji, Tahiti, Hawaii, New Zealand, and Samoa

All proceeds will benefit social service programs at the Tacoma Urban League.

About Us

We build social and economic equality with Tacoma’s Black community through services, training, and advocacy.

Tacoma Urban League provides services, training, and advocacy to build social and economic equality among Black people and other people historically marginalized in South Puget Sound.

Our programs focus on the foundations of a thriving community: education, economic empowerment, health, housing, and justice. Just like our lives are not siloed in those areas, neither are our programs. They reach across sectors to make an impact, combining approaches and resources and leaning into community partnerships.

We also seek to change the systems within which people live. We do this by engaging in the political process, organizing and advocating to eliminate barriers that disproportionately harm our community and to foster equitable opportunities.