Free The Funk Records
Free The Funk Records is an Old Town record shop run by a local DJ, selling vinyl, CDs, cassettes and audio gear, with listening stations and a mini arcade.
Trek Tacoma by District
Tacoma's original neighborhood, small in scale and directly connected to the shoreline.
Independent guide. Hours, prices and offers change — confirm with the business before you go. Sponsored placements are always labelled.

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Department stores, specialty retail and shops you can walk between.
Free The Funk Records is an Old Town record shop run by a local DJ, selling vinyl, CDs, cassettes and audio gear, with listening stations and a mini arcade.
Sit-down restaurants, cafés and quick bites.
Proof is an evening cocktail bar in Old Town that operates in the Anthem Coffee space.
Historic Old Town tavern and restaurant.
Waterfront seafood and chophouse on Ruston Way, run by the Puyallup Tribe with chef Roy Yamaguchi.
Businesses and attractions in this district.
Grit City Made is an Old Town shop selling handmade goods, jewelry and art from local Tacoma makers.
A replica of the 1865 cabin built by Job Carr, Tacoma's first non-Native permanent resident and first mayor, standing in Old Town. Founded in 2000, the museum tells the story of Tacoma's settlement through storytelling, youth education and family programs. Opening days are seasonal and set by the museum — check their own page before visiting.
Restored public pier at the foot of Old Town.
Old Town craft gallery with a drop-in paint-your-own pottery studio.
Pair two districts for a fuller day.
Build my Trek uses verified places from this site — no invented hours or prices.