About us
Hi Sister Friends,
I’m Rose AJ—and the older I get, the more I realize just how powerful it is to have true Sister Friends in my life. I’m a natural connector who loves bringing women together, making new friendships around the PNW, and creating spaces where we can simply show up as ourselves.
Organizing events and building community is truly my passion and purpose.
This group is for women 50+ who want to connect, laugh, explore, and truly enjoy life. Come as often or as little as you’d like—if you can’t make one meetup, no stress…there’s always another one waiting for you.
We get together for coffee, walks, great conversations, board games, plays, hikes, movies, day trips, and all kinds of fun in the Tacoma, Puyallup, University Place, and Lakewood areas.
This is a women-only (50+), no men, children, or pets group—thank you for honoring that.
You’ll enjoy a 14-day free trial to explore the group, check out events, and feel the vibe. After that, the yearly membership is $12, and it’s nonrefundable—super simple, super affordable, and it helps keep our community thriving.
I hope to meet you at an event soon,
Rose AJ
(Feel free to text me: 253.325.8484)
Upcoming events
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The Brothers Paranormal at Dukesbay Theatre
Dukesbay Productions, 508 S 6th Ave, Tacoma, WA 98402, USA, Tacoma, WA, USThe Dukesbay Theater in the Merlino Art Center
508 Sixth Ave. Tacoma, WA 98402Click to Purchase a Ticket
tickets are 20.00 -open seating
please arrive by 1:45 so that we can sit togetherDukesbay Productions presents a darkly comic thriller!
The Brothers Paranormal is part supernatural thriller and part comedy/drama, written by Thai-American playwright Prince Gomolvilas.
As the paranormal investigation by the brothers proceeds, it forces everyone involved to confront their notions of reality, fantasy and sanity, and the true meaning of displacement.
“…must-see thriller! Loaded with heart and even more heartbreak.”
Star Tribune“…combines comedy and spine-tingling suspense and imaginative ways of conveying lessons about loss, grief, and how we are each haunted.”
Pioneer Press5 attendees
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