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Free program brings music to Title I schools
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - A Tucson program is bringing free concerts to tens of thousands of low-income students through live performances at Title I schools. Music education is important but costly. In low-income areas, students get fewer opportunities to experience music. The Arizona Friends of Chamber Music offers a...
Tucson Weekly
Head of the Class: Tap & Bottle to host Beer School events during Arizona Beer Week
Tap & Bottle will mark Arizona Beer Week with a series of educational beer events across its Tucson locations, offering tastings, pairings and industry-focused programming from Feb. 12–22. Branded as “Beer School,” the lineup includes five scheduled events hosted at Tap & Bottle’s downtown, north and westbound locations, each...
thisistucson.com
Transplant Pizza, Mosaic Brewing and Marana Serial Grillers close their doors
At one time not so long ago, the owners of Serial Grillers had four locations of the burger, sandwich and pizza restaurant: A Detroit-style pizzeria with an adjacent taproom, a taco shop, a barbecue joint and a nano-brewery. Today, they are down to just two Serial Grillers restaurants: the flagship...
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Cruise, Barbecue & Blues Saturday in Oro Valley
After a year off and a rainout, the Cruise, BBQ & Blues festival returns to Oro Valley Marketplace this Saturday, Feb. 7. The celebration of classic cars, flavorful meats and live blues music runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the Marketplace, 12155 North Oracle, the southwest corner of Tangerine and Oracle roads. Admission is $5 at the door. Kids aged 10 and younger are free; so is parking within the center.
Tucson Weekly
Drinks with a side of history: Brandylion blends brandy, tea and Tucson history in a new downtown gathering place
Something new is coming to downtown. In a nearly abandoned house next door to the Presidio San Agustín del Tucson Museum, there’s a lot of hard thinking, creating, hammering and painting going on. Elliott Morse and Kellner Brown, co-owners of the tavern Juniper, along with Jesse Marden, mixologist...
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An Insider’s Guide to Where Tucson Really Loves to Eat!
Whether you’re visiting Tucson for the first time or rediscovering it like a local, great food is part of the experience. Discover a handpicked selection of Tucson’s favorite restaurants, recommended by longtime local David Smith, owner of BEADHoliday at 355 E. Fort Lowell Road—an insider’s guide to the flavors that make this city unforgettable.
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12 Romantic Restaurants In Tucson, Arizona To Celebrate Valentine’s Day In Style
I still remember the first time I tried to impress a date by cooking at home; the kitchen quickly turned into a smoke‑filled comedy of errors, and the only thing that survived was our laughter. Determined to upgrade my romance game, I set out on a quest for the...
everafterinthewoods.com
This Wild West–Themed Restaurant Has Been Serving The Best Steaks In Arizona Since 1962
If you ever find yourself humming “Home on the Range” while waiting for a table, you’ve probably stepped inside Tucson’s own slice of the Old West: Pinnacle Peak Steakhouse. Since 1962, the clink of silverware has been the soundtrack to a place where cowboy hats meet...
East Valley Tribune
Gilbert's Clare House re-do preserves history with modern accent
Gilbert’s second oldest building, Clare House, is set to be at the center of a new project proposed on the Heritage District site, with both commercial and restaurant uses. Last month, the town’s Redevelopment Commissioners reviewed plans for the project, dubbed “Clare House Social”, brought forth by the new owner of the 0.19 acre site, Tucson restaurateur Nathan Ares.
Phoenix New Times
Gem & Jam Festival returns to Tucson this weekend after year off
After taking a hiatus last year, the Gem & Jam Festival is returning to Tucson for its 17th iteration — this time with a new partner that’s bringing a different vibe to the jam band-focused party. Relentless Beats, a major Arizona EDM event promoter, has teamed up with...
AZCentral | The Arizona Republic
2 Arizona restaurants made the list of most romantic dining in the US
OpenTable released its list of 2026's Top 100 Romantic Restaurants . Arizona secured two spots on the list, one in metro Phoenix and another in Tucson. Those metro Phoenix diners who are looking for other great options can check out our list of the most romantic restaurants in the Valley. OpenTable's list stemmed from analyzing 9 million reviews from Dec. 1, 2024, to Nov. 30, 2025. In the process, the site also discovered the following trends: Dinner with friends on Valentine's or Galentine's day has increased. Solo dining on Feb. 14 is becoming more prevalent. Group dining, as in double dates, on Valentine's Day has also increased. Here are the most romantic restaurants in Arizona according to OpenTable: Cafe Monarch in Scottsdale Cafe Monarch has been an OpenTable romantic restaurant favorite for a few years now , with repeat customers, including a reviewer who'd dined there 25 times praising the service, luxurious ambiance and fine dining cuisine. Cuisine: Contemporary American. Details: 6939 E. First Ave., Scottsdale. 480-970-7682, cafemonarch.com . Vivace in Tucson Vivace is another repeat favorite. Located in Tucson's Catalina Foothills and open since 1993, the fine-dining Italian restaurant offers expansive views of the surrounding desert landscape that adds
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This Arizona Sonoran Hot Dog Stand Draws A Late-Night Line And Nobody Leaves Hungry
Tucson nights have a certain buzz, and it gets louder outside El Güero Canelo on South 12th. The line moves fast, the smell of bacon and mesquite drifts across the lot, and every conversation circles back to the legendary Sonoran hot dog. You come hungry and leave with a...
tucsonlifestyle.com
Foodie Favorites: Unique Flavors to Savor
Here are the top eight restaurant picks for February, spanning pizza, pasta, mariscos, cocktails and comfort food across Tucson. Anello — 222 E. Sixth St. — This wood-fired pizzeria continues to define seasonal dining, with thoughtful plating and restrained, confident flavors. Each menu shift reflects local harvests and careful technique, making every visit feel timely.
tucsonlifestyle.com
The Gaslight Music Hall - Celebrates 10 Years
It’s not every day that you turn 10 years old. It’s a milestone for sure. And if you’re a concert venue that is unlike any other and you’ve not only weathered a pandemic and economic ups and downs, but you’re packing the hall for a mix of shows with something for everyone, you really have cause for celebration.