Knitting and fiber festival — Red Alder Fiber Arts Fest in Tacoma

Red Alder Fiber Arts Fest returns for a new edition in Tacoma, in the Pacific Northwest, from February 11 to 14, 2027. It’s an essential gathering for all knitting and fiber enthusiasts, where creativity and passion come together through a variety of techniques, including knitting, spinning, weaving, and dyeing. Get ready to explore new artistic horizons and share your skills in a friendly and festive spirit.

Practical information — Red Alder Fiber Arts Fest

  • Location : Tacoma, WA
  • Address : Hotel Murano, Tacoma, WA
  • 2026 dates : 2027-02-11 → 2027-02-14
  • Program : workshops, demonstrations
  • Official website : redalderfiberarts.com

Getting to Tacoma

By bus

  • Puyallup Avenue & East Dock Street
  • Pacific Avenue & South 24th Street
  • Pacific Avenue & South 24th Street

Knitting and wool life — Metro Boulot Tricot

About Red Alder Fiber Arts Fest

Tacoma, located in Washington, is the county seat of Pierce County and the second-largest city in the Puget Sound area, with a population of 217,827 according to the 2020 census. Founded in 1875, the city sits at an elevation of 74 meters and is situated on the shores of Puget Sound, approximately 30 miles (48 km) southeast of Seattle and 58 miles (93 km) northwest of Mount Rainier National Park. Tacoma is the economic and cultural center of the South Sound region, which has a population of about one million. The city maintains friendly relations with 13 twin cities and has its own official website for additional information.

Source : Wikipedia

Things to see on site near Tacoma, WA

  • Scott Pierson Trail
  • Center Street
  • Scott Pierson Trail
  • South 12th Street
  • South 19th Street (East)

Where to stay near Tacoma, WA

  • Best Western Tacoma Dome Hotel
  • Silver Cloud Inn
  • Sunshine Motel

Where to eat near Tacoma, WA

  • Gateway to India — 2603 6th Avenue
  • Indita Mía
  • Sluggo Brewing Tap & Kitchen

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Marie

Passionnée de tricot depuis toujours, j’aime transformer de simples pelotes en créations uniques et réconfortantes. Sur Metro-Boulot-Tricot je partage mon expérience, des conseils pratiques et mes découvertes autour de la laine, tout en mêlant voyage et parentalité pour inspirer mes lecteurs à tricoter avec plaisir et créativité.