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January 05 - IF CARS COULD TALK - THE CARS OF GM MOTORAMA
The General Motors Motorama was an auto show staged by GM from 1949 to 1961. These shows were designed to boost automobile sales with displays of prototypes, concept vehicles, and other special vehicles. Guest speaker Doug Wolford will discuss the fate of these one-of-a-kind cars including how many still exist today.
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January 14 - RACE NIGHT AT ACM
Second Thursday of each month
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February 27 - FULL STEAM AHEAD - A K-12 EDUCATOR WORKSHOP
The Tacoma Museum District brings you creative new ways to incorporate Science, Technology, Engineering, Art, and Mathematics into your classroom, with a focus on environmental sustainability.

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March 01 - IF CARS COULD TALK - THE CARS OF DOWNTON ABBEY
As part of our If Cars Could Talk: Adult Brown Bag Lunch Series, ACM is once again partnering with KBTC to take a look at the cars of Downton Abbey.
Check our website soon for details and registration link.
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ACM STORE
Treat yourself to some new ACM merchandise!
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 A variety of stylish ACM shirts are now on sale for 2 for $30 while supplies last. ACM Members receive an additional 10% off!
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If you are employed, you get a W-2 form from your employer each year that shows the total amount of income you have earned. But it is likely you will need a lot more data before you can complete your tax return, items like: one or more variations of Form 1099 if you have investments; records of sales of stock or other assets; or perhaps information from a Form K-1 you get distributions from an estate, trust or a closely held corporation.
While you probably don’t have much control over the amount or timing of receipt of your salary from your employer, what if you could make moves to manage your taxable income? The truth is, in many cases you can. Did you know you can also control the amount of your taxable income by the timing of your charitable contribution?
To learn more about how we can assist you with meeting your philanthropic goals and you can help sustain the mission of ACM, please contact Matt Taylor at 253.683.3950 or email him at matt.taylor@americascarmuseum.org
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