Tacoma's 2008 Tall Ships festival coverage with updates of the event, insight on some of the ships and their crews and a tour of the fascinating world of tall ships.
For complete coverage, visit the Tall Ships homepage
For complete coverage, visit the Tall Ships homepage
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Team coverage of Tall Ships Tacoma 2008.
Wednesday, April 30th, 2008
Posted by Scott Fontaine @ 02:25:15 pm
The final opportunity to volunteer for this summer’s Tall Ships Tacoma festival is tomorrow.
Organizers say about 1,500 people have signed up to work the July 3-7 event, but 500 more are still needed. Available jobs range from assisting in security to working directly with the ships’ crews.
The final recruitment fair begins at 5:30 p.m. Thursday at the Washington State History Museum at 1911 Pacific Avenue in Tacoma. Volunteers can also sign up at tallshipstacoma.com.
Volunteers must be at least 16 and commit to a minimum of two, five-hour shifts during the festival.
Categories: Getting ready, People
