Start 2025 with Tacoma Arts Live

Tacoma, WALocal News

Tacoma Arts Live is gearing up for an exciting January 2025 with three noteworthy performances, each offering a unique blend of entertainment and cultural significance. Kicking off the festivities, The Pack Drumline will perform on January 17 at the Pantages Theater, captivating audiences with their infectious rhythms and dance, having gained national recognition as the official drumline for prominent sports teams and through their journey on "America’s Got Talent. " Following this, the poignant story of Ruby Bridges will unfold on January 25 in "Ruby Bridges: A Civil Rights Legacy," which explores her bravery as the first Black student to integrate an all-white school in the South amid intense racial hostility. This performance not only commemorates her individual courage but also reflects the broader narrative of the Civil Rights Movement. Rounding out the month, the Grammy-winning a cappella group Take 6 will perform on January 31, showcasing their extraordinary vocal talents and diverse musical styles, from jazz to R&B.

Their accolades, including 10 Grammy Awards, attest to their status as one of the most celebrated vocal groups in the world. Together, these events highlight Tacoma's vibrant arts scene while honoring significant historical themes. For details on showtimes and tickets, visit tacomaartslive. org.

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