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Tuesday, April 14: Haunted Summer

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Tuesday, April 14: Haunted Summer

Los Angeles duo Haunted Summer bring a dimensionality and range to dream pop that's as refreshing as it is intriguing. Without sacrificing the gauzy serenity that typifies the genre, they bring inflections of '50s pop (as on the swaying "Ain't One" and their swooning cover of Animal Collective's "Bees") and

Thursday, April 16: Steady Lean

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Thursday, April 16: Steady Lean

It may say more about me than it does about the band in question, but I initially was convinced that Steady Lean's name was an anagram of Steely Dan. A cursory examination of the letters will prove that this is not true, and a spin of their music will point

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VOTE NOW: Best of Tacoma 2017 (in 3-D)

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VOTE NOW: Best of Tacoma 2017 (in 3-D)

Once again, the Volcano's readers' poll will be the engine that drives Best of Tacoma 2017.  And this year, the results will be in 3-D. Think you know the best band, restaurant, politician, dentist or thrift store? Want to help spread the word about the best museum, micro brewery or

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Saturday, April 11: Kurupt and Kokane's West Coast Party

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Saturday, April 11: Kurupt and Kokane's West Coast Party

"Legendary" is not a word to be tossed around, but I can't think of a better description for West Coast rap/hip-hop legends Kurupt of Tha Dogg Pound and Pamona-bred hookmaster Kokane, and their "West Coast Party." Kurupt is no stranger to the Pacific Northwest, having made nearly a dozen visits

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Thursday, April 9: Charles Cross

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Thursday, April 9: Charles Cross

Charles Cross captained The Rocket, Seattle's monthly rock newspaper, during the era when Nirvana played Seattle Vogue club before a handful of people and you could eat breakfast next to Eddie Vedder at the original Cyclopes Café up the street from the Seattle Art Institute. Overnight, Seattle and the Northwest

Saturday, April 11: Dockyard Derby Dames Championship Bout

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Saturday, April 11: Dockyard Derby Dames Championship Bout

Remember in high school, how your best friend had the coolest sister? You know, the one who loaned you her smokes and bought you beer with her fake ID and laughed at dirty jokes? She's still cool as hell, and now she's skating for the championship Saturday. Tacoma's original roller derby

Through April 23: Susan Christian paintings

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Through April 23: Susan Christian paintings

I've been keeping up with Susan Christian's art for well over 20 years. The nine little paintings she has on display at Batdorf and Bronson's flagship coffee house in Olympia are among the best of her works I have ever seen. Here's the thing about Susan Christian: Based solely on her

Visual Edge: Susan Christian's sticks on the wall

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Visual Edge: Susan Christian's sticks on the wall

I've been keeping up with Susan Christian's art for well over 20 years. The nine little paintings she has on display at Batdorf and Bronson's flagship coffee house in Olympia are among the best of her works I have ever seen. Here's the thing about Susan Christian: Based solely on her

JBLM soldier launches crowdfunding for Infinite Obstacles

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JBLM soldier launches crowdfunding for Infinite Obstacles

The challenge of Infinite Obstacles is for you to "get over yourself." "I've seen the simplest obstacles make people question their physical strength and recognize their fears," said Staff Sgt. Kristopher Xaros as we sat in a coffee shop. A child of the military, Xaros has served for 14 years, earning numerous

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Sunday, April 12: 5th Annual TCC Diversity Film Festival

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Sunday, April 12: 5th Annual TCC Diversity Film Festival

Only six films compose the Diversity Film Festival at The Grand (April 12-29), each one a meditation on the theme of cultural diversity. The concept began a few miles (and years) away from the Grand, at Tacoma Community College. Dr. Scott Earle, a TCC English and Humanities instructor since 1999,

Monday, April 13: Hiroya Tsukamoto

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Monday, April 13: Hiroya Tsukamoto

Thirteen-year-old Hiroya Tsukamoto picked up a five-string banjo and before long mastered the guitar. In 1994, Hiroya Tsukamoto entered The Osaka University and while at college was introduced to a musical and social movement in South America called Nueva Cancion headed by musical legends such as Victor Jara and Violeta

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