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Sports Museum online auction is underway

Tacoma, WALocal News

The Tacoma-Pierce County Sports Museum has initiated an online auction for a dozen items that remained unsold from the 2025 Tribute to Champions event, which was well-received due to community participation. The auction commenced on May 26 and will close on June 9. Featured items include a "Press Box Experience" from the Mariners and an exclusive home party with former NFL referee Kirk Dornan, who will share insights during a Seahawks game. Additional auction offerings are a "Rainiers Summit Club Package," a wine rack filled with eight bottles of wine, and a "Lobster Lovers Package" that includes a cookbook and two $100 gift cards. The museum hopes to leverage this auction as a means to further engage the community and secure financial support.

Participation in the auction not only provides unique experiences but also aids in sustaining the museum's operations. Community members are encouraged to bid and support the museum's mission. For inquiries, bidders can contact Colleen via email.

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