January 10-11 On January 10–11, 2026, the Tacoma Wedding + Event Show invites couples and event planners to explore wedding inspiration, services, and professionals for every detail. From florists and photographers to venues and décor specialists, the show brings together top vendors serving the South Sound region. Times for each day are to be announced. Whether just starting to plan or putting finishing touches on your big day, this expo offers excellent resources and ideas.

January 6 On January 6, 2026, the Gig Harbor Literary Society meets at 6 pm at the Harbor History Museum to discuss Sharks in the Time of Saviors by Kawai Strong Washburn. Set in Hawaii, the novel follows the Flores family as they navigate loss, myth, and supernatural gifts, all while grappling with heritage, family bonds, and modern challenges. The event is free and open to the public, and all are welcome to join—even if they haven’t finished the book. Visit HarborHistoryMus

A Gig Harbor sanctuary where beauty and energy flow in harmony By Like Media Team Photo by Gingrsnaps Photography For Brooke Rodriguez, A Touch of Meraki has always been her heart and soul project. What began as a collection of passions—hairdressing, sound healing, and sacred crafting—evolved into a unified vision: a space where beauty and energy could coexist. That dream became A Touch of Meraki, a sanctuary where clients and practitioners alike can reconnect with themselves

Creating spaces of calm, connection, and care across the South Sound By Like Media Team Step inside Serenity Spa, and the world slows down. The air feels lighter, the light softer, an d suddenly you remember what calm actually feels like. In a region filled with spas, Serenity stands apart for its seamless blend of advanced skincare, massage, and infrared wellness experiences. Founded by Megan Douglas, the spa is devoted to wellness, artistry, and self-care that restores bala

A trusted local partner creating connections and growth Article Courtesy of Commencement Bank Photo by In-Gear Media What comes to mind when you think about your bank? If you’re like many of us, it’s account balances, loan payments, mobile apps, and maybe your favorite teller at your closest branch. But what if where we keep our money matters more than we think? When you choose a local bank, it not only impacts your personal finances but also the health of your community. Com