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Celebrate History in the Making at the 2024 Historic Preservation Awards Tomorrow Night

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The 2024 Historic Preservation Awards, set for May 22, 2024, at the historic Blue Mouse Theatre, promises to be a significant event for Tacoma's community. Organized by the NYC Landmarks Preservation Commission, the awards aim to spotlight remarkable contributions to preserving Tacoma's architectural heritage. The event will feature various award categories, recognizing individuals and organizations that have made a positive impact on the preservation landscape. Attendees can expect an evening filled with inspiring stories and a celebration of local history, making it an enriching experience for all. Families are encouraged to attend, creating an inclusive environment where the importance of historic preservation can be shared across generations.

By participating, residents can engage with their community and foster a deeper appreciation for Tacoma's unique character. The Historic Preservation Awards serve not only as recognition but also as a catalyst for future preservation efforts in the region. This event underscores the vital role that historic preservation plays in shaping the identity and cultural fabric of Tacoma.

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