With balmy temperatures and clear weather, Tukwila Days went off without a hitch Aug. 21 from the Tukwila Community Center. A community staple since the 1970s, Tukwila Days has been drawing crowds to town for decades, and the Aug. 21 event was just as popular as always.
Elma Corpuz and her daughter Olivia
With balmy temperatures and clear weather, Tukwila Days went off without a hitch Aug. 21 from the Tukwila Community Center.
A community staple since the 1970s, Tukwila Days has been drawing crowds to town for decades, and the Aug. 21 event was just as popular as always.
Especially big draws this year were the festival’s chalk-art contest, kids’ areas, and several inflatable big toys, called “bouncers.” See for yourself how the festival went.
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