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Explore the world at MOSAIC

Tacoma, WALocal News

The MOSAIC: Arts & Culture Festival will take place at Tacoma's Wright Park on July 26-27, showcasing the city's diverse cultural heritage through music, dance, and food. Performances will feature artists from countries such as India, Cambodia, and Mexico, with two stages hosting a variety of acts. Park Board President Andrea Smith highlighted the festival's importance in celebrating Tacoma's cultural richness over its 36-year history. Saturday will feature the R&B band Triple Treat, while Sunday brings a Gospel showcase with regional choirs. The vendor village will host nearly 100 booths offering multicultural arts and culinary delights.

A sensory-friendly space will provide calming activities for all ages, ensuring inclusivity. Attendees are encouraged to utilize public transportation to ease parking challenges. Pierce Transit and Sound Transit offer accessible services to the event, supporting mobility for all visitors.

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