Japanese Conversation Hour
Fridays 5-6pm at Red Door Japanese House (1123 N Lawrence)
Please bring your own cup for tea! 「マイカップ」を持ってきてください!
Events open to the local community
Japanese Conversation Hour
Fridays 5-6pm at Red Door Japanese House (1123 N Lawrence)
Please bring your own cup for tea! 「マイカップ」を持ってきてください!
Japanese Conversation Hour
Friday 5-6pm at Red Door Japanese House (1123 N Lawrence)
Please bring your own cup for tea! 「マイカップ」を持ってきてください!
Japanese Conversation Hour
Fridays 5-6pm at Red Door Japanese House (1123 Lawrence)
Please bring your own cup for tea! 「マイカップ」を持ってきてください!
Japanese Conversation Hour
Friday 5-6pm at Red Door Japanese Hour (1123 N Lawrence)
Please bring your own cup for tea! 「マイカップ」を持ってきてください!
Japanese Conversation Hour
Friday 5-6pm at Red Door Japanese House (1123 N Lawrence)
Please bring your own cup for tea! 「マイカップ」を持ってきてください!
Japanese Conversation Hour
Fridays 5-6pm at Red Door Japanese House (1123 N. Lawrence)
Please bring your own cup of tea! 「マイカップ」を持ってきてください!
Blues, poetry, and a little something to think about - Blues Vespers continues its Fall '25 series welcoming back long-time Tacoma musicians Rod Cook & Toast, with very special guest - and Tacoma harmonica legend - Jay Mabin. Now in its 26th year (and 7th at Puget Sound), Blues Vespers is a community and campus event that celebrates the ways music can feed our spirits. Hosted by University Chaplain Dave Wright and Blues Vespers founder Pastor Dave Brown. Free and open to everyone!
The Women’s League brings together Puget Sound alumnae, parents, neighbors, and community members who share a commitment to supporting students. Since 1982, the League has raised scholarship funds—now with an endowment of nearly $1.4 million—providing over $53,000 in awards to 14 students in 2023–24 alone.
Members meet monthly on campus for lunch or evening programs that feature university speakers, student music performances, and opportunities to connect with others. Meetings also include community service projects, such as collecting food for the student pantry.
The Women’s League brings together Puget Sound alumnae, parents, neighbors, and community members who share a commitment to supporting students. Since 1982, the League has raised scholarship funds—now with an endowment of nearly $1.4 million—providing over $53,000 in awards to 14 students in 2023–24 alone.
Members meet monthly on campus for lunch or evening programs that feature university speakers, student music performances, and opportunities to connect with others. Meetings also include community service projects, such as collecting food for the student pantry.
The Women’s League brings together Puget Sound alumnae, parents, neighbors, and community members who share a commitment to supporting students. Since 1982, the League has raised scholarship funds—now with an endowment of nearly $1.4 million—providing over $53,000 in awards to 14 students in 2023–24 alone.
Members meet monthly on campus for lunch or evening programs that feature university speakers, student music performances, and opportunities to connect with others. Meetings also include community service projects, such as collecting food for the student pantry.
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