Pomerene
Pomerene, AZ · Lifestyle
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You’ll Want To Visit This Iconic Arizona Restaurant That’s Been Open For Decades
There are restaurants you visit once and forget, restaurants you visit twice and appreciate, and then there are restaurants like El Minuto Cafe in Tucson, Arizona, which you visit once and spend the next several weeks telling everyone you know about. This iconic Arizona restaurant has been open for decades,...
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Two miles of trails in the Sonoran Desert hide wolves, bats and a hummingbird room
West of Tucson, at the edge of the Tucson Mountains, sits a place that refuses to be just one thing. It’s part zoo, part botanical garden, part aquarium, part cave, part art gallery, and all of it spreads across 98 acres of real Sonoran Desert. Two miles of trails connect the whole thing.
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This Arizona Korean And Japanese Market Is Packed With Sushi-Grade Fish, Mochi And Plenty Of Ramen
Sushi-grade fish, green tea soft serve, and plastic tubs made for homemade kimchi all share one modest storefront in Arizona. That combo alone made me sit up. The shelves lean Korean, with Japanese favorites mixed right in. You’ll spot rice cakes, honey butter chips, buckwheat cold noodles, and a ramen lineup that keeps on going.
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This Stunning Arizona Observatory Offers The Kind Of Day Trip You Will Never Forget
Most day trips give you a nice lunch, maybe a pleasant view, and a vague sense that you did something with your weekend, but a visit to Kitt Peak National Observatory near Tucson, Arizona gives you an entirely new understanding of the universe you live in. That’s a slightly different...
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Gabby’s Dollhouse Returns to Children’s Museum Tucson for Three-Day Event
Gabby’s Dollhouse is returning to Children’s Museum Tucson for a three-day celebration November 6 through 8. Presented in collaboration with DreamWorks Animation and the Association of Children’s Museums, MEOWseum Discovery Days will feature character appearances, interactive activities and opportunities for families to enjoy playful learning. After a...
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Last call for downtown Tucson's Brick Box Brewery
The remnants of one of Tucson’s oldest craft breweries will close its doors on Nov. 29, five months shy of what would have been its 30th anniversary. The owners of Brick Box Brewery, formerly Thunder Canyon Brewery, say they can no longer afford to keep the lights on and the beer cold at the downtown brick building they’ve called home for 13 of the brewery’s 29 years.
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The November Rumpus Bookclub: Barbara Kingsolver
The November installment of the relaunched The Rumpus Book Club* will be on November 16 at 5pm ET. Host Debbie Millman will be speaking with Pulitzer Prize, National Book Award and New York Times best-selling author Barbara Kingsolver about her brand new book Partita. You can register for the book...
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Locals Can’t Get Enough Of This Small-Town Steakhouse Hidden In Arizona
Some restaurants make you drive past them twice before you believe they’re real, and The Horseshoe in Benson, Arizona is absolutely one of them. This small-town steakhouse is the kind of place that makes you wonder why you ever bothered with a fancy reservation somewhere else. There’s something genuinely...
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Where to get a Caesar salad in Tucson
756 S. Stone Ave. — This downtown New American restaurant swaps Romaine for lacinato kale, tossing it with house Caesar dressing, sourdough focaccia croutons, pecorino, and grated cured egg yolk. Blue Willow. 2616 N. Campbell Ave. — The Blackened Salmon Caesar tops Romaine with Cajunspiced salmon, Parmesan, and croutons....
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Tucson Modernism Week Returns November 3 With Six Days of Architecture, Art and Design
Tucson Modernism Week returns November 3 through 8 for its 15th annual celebration of Southern Arizona's architectural and design history. Presented by the Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation, the six day event features exhibitions, lectures, films, architectural tours and opportunities to explore some of Tucson's notable midcentury modern homes. This year's...
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“Jack Talks Lecture Series: Spanish History of Arizona” at Tubac Presidio State Historic Park
Join the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park as they feature the “Jack Talks Lecture Series: Spanish History of Arizona” on Saturday, November 14, 2026, 2:00-3:00pm. Jack will share the interesting story of the Spanish frontier’s expansion north up into this area where we live. It will include the fascinating stories of Coronado, Father Kino, Juan Batista de Anza and the establishment of the presidios at Tubac and Tucson; why they were here, how the Spanish dealt with the Apaches, how the Americans acquired this land, why the Southern Arizona border goes up to Yuma instead of straight to the Gulf of California, how Tucson and Arizona got their names, and much more. For more information or to register, go to: tubacpresidio.org/events.
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Seven Old-School Arizona Panaderías Still Making Pan Dulce The Way Grandma Did
Some of the best mornings in Arizona start with a pink paper bag, a pair of tongs, and a tray full of conchas. Old-school panaderías are where families have picked up sweet bread for weekend breakfasts, birthdays, and after-school treats for years. This list covers seven bakeries across the...
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The Other Side of Okay: Story Behind the Ink
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - For decades, tattoos were often stereotyped as spontaneous late-night impulses or rebellious statements picked off a flash wall. But in a candid conversation on The Other Side of Okay, host Allie Potter sat down with Tucson tattoo artist Kyle Reusch to explore a much deeper reality: how body art has evolved into an intentional, therapeutic process that helps people navigate grief, trauma, and personal healing.
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Everyone In Arizona Should Eat At This Legendary Old Mexican Cafe At Least Once
A giant flour tortilla, baked flat and crisp, then buried under melted cheese, is the dish that made one tiny Arizona kitchen famous. It’s called a cheese crisp. Around here, it’s practically a family heirloom. The cafe behind it has been feeding hungry people since around the 1930s....