We also have a new event in August, a tiny house exhibit,” which will showcase the increasingly popular mini-houses that homeowners have been using for purposes like guest houses and mother-in-law units.Ī lot of concerts were either canceled or postponed at the Dome over these past pandemic months, but Bedier said that the majority of ticketholders kept their tickets rather than seek a refund, which is a great sign for the Dome’s full comeback. "From there, we have in August the annual RV show, which is out in the parking lot. "This past weekend, we had the Guitar and Drum Festival at the Dome, which was really the first major public event that we’ve hosted, and it was incredible – and it was air conditioned, so people got to enjoy the cool temperatures,” Bedier said.
The Guitar and Drum Festival the weekend of June 26 attracted nice-sized crowds.
"You’ll start to see outdoor amphitheaters ramp up at the end of July and indoor venues will follow.” "Because of the uncertainly that’s been involved with big events, most major concerts kept pushing out their national tours and they take months to ramp up their production,” she said. And what about the Tacoma Dome? When can people go back to enjoying the concerts and other events we’ve missed so much?Īccording to Kim Bedier, the city’s director of Tacoma Venues & Events, staff at the Dome wish it could happen today, but the anticipation will continue for just a while longer. Now that the state has fully re-opened, restaurants, theaters and other gathering places can get back to business as usual without having to restrict the number of people being served.
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