Pouring It Forward Tacoma Beer Week: Drinking For Tacoma Trees

On Tuesday, March 4, the entire Tacoma Tree Foundation will be at Peaks & Pints with trees, pine cone games, and plans to bring more memorable tree moments to Tacoma.

Peaks & Pints brewed their eighth house IPA at Loowit Brewing in downtown Vancouver. Since the brewery is named after Mount St. Helens and its eruption silenced many trees, they called the beer Silent Trees IPA and have partnered with the Tacoma Tree Foundation, once again, to tell the stories of their favorite trees. As part of Tacoma Beer Week, Peaks will host a fundraiser for Tacoma Tree Foundation with Loowit Brewing in the house. It will be a Tree-mendous night with tree education, tree games, and piney goodness to support community greening efforts in the Greater Tacoma area, Pierce County, and the watersheds of Puget Sound. Executive Director Lowell Wyse will briefly discuss their work while everyone drinks Loowit beer. Board President Luke Vannice will briefly talk about the challenges Tacoma is facing and what they’re doing about it. Loowit Head Brewer and co-owner Landon Smith will discuss his brewery and the beers on tap. Peaks & Pints co-owner Pappi Swarner will discuss the current Silent Trees Series. The craft beer bar has partnered with the Tacoma Tree Foundation, and the night’s draft proceeds benefit the organization. Tacoma Beer Week 2025

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POURING IT FORWARD TACOMA BEER WEEK: DRINKING FOR TACOMA TREES, 5-8 p.m. Tuesday, March 4, Peaks & Pints, 3816 BN. 26th St., Basecamp Proctor, Tacoma, no cover, donations accepted

LINK: Peaks & Pints beer and cider cooler inventory