Tacoma Arts Live has four events on its November calendar at the Tacoma Armory Roosevelt Room, 1001 Yakima Ave., with tickets ranging from about $25 to $40.
Three of the events are part of the nonprofit's Live at the Eleanor series, a recurring program held in the Armory's historic Eleanor Roosevelt Room.
The series features local and emerging artists across genres, with a full bar and concessions available. All ages are welcome. Live at the Eleanor tickets are $20, or free for Tacoma Arts Live members, plus online fees.
The fourth event, a community dance fundraiser, is a separate booking at the same venue.
25THREE Community Dance Fundraiser — Sunday, Nov. 8
The month opens with a fundraiser for 25THREE, a Tacoma-based adult dance training group. Director Kristen Grace leads dancers ages 20 to 50, according to the group's event page. Isaiah Rashaad hosts.
The group plans to use proceeds toward opening its own dance and movement studio in Tacoma in 2027. Two shows are scheduled: 1 p.m. and 5 p.m., with doors opening 30 minutes before each. Earlybird tickets are $35.13 and at-the-door tickets are $40.42, with online fees included. A second performance date is also listed for Dec. 13.
Trío Guadalevín — Thursday, Nov. 12
The acoustic trio blends music from Latin America and the Mediterranean, performing on instruments including harp, oud, jaranas, theorbo and global percussion, according to the group's event listing. Lyrics are sung in Spanish, Zapotec and Ladino.
The group will also share material from its project "El Noroeste," which traces more than 240 years of Latino presence in the Pacific Northwest. The concert is supported by the City of Tacoma's Office of Arts & Cultural Vitality. Doors open at 6:30 p.m., with the performance at 7:30 p.m. Tickets are $24.54, including online fees.
Epic Nights Silent Disco — Friday, Nov. 20
Attendees pick up wireless headphones at the door and choose between two live DJs spinning on separate channels, according to the event page. Headphones are included with entry. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the event starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are $24.54, including online fees.
Bandit Improv Theater — Saturday, Nov. 21
Bandit Theater, a game-based improv company based in Seattle and Tacoma, closes out the month with a live show, according to the group's event listing. Doors open at 7 p.m. and the show starts at 8 p.m. Tickets are $24.54, including online fees.
Tacoma Arts Live, a nonprofit founded in 1979, named Katie Stricker as its chief executive officer in July, as SouthSoundBiz.com reported. Stricker had been with the organization for 19 years. The nonprofit continues to host local events and small-business collaborations at the Armory.
