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Saddlebrooke, AZ · Arts & Culture
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Tucson's Borderlands Theater brings back ‘Barrio Stories’
You dig beneath the surface of what you think you know to discover more nuances, stories that somehow got buried with time. Those are the stories that Borderlands Theater unearthed for its inaugural “Barrio Stories” festival in 2016. This year, as the festival marks its 10th anniversary, Borderlands...
KOLD-TV
TUCSON NOW: Local holiday event celebrates 50 years
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - FitnessArts owner Jeanne Osgood joined Tucson Now’s Makayla Goos for early opportunities for Southern Arizonans to get into the jolly spirit for Christmas!. ChrisKindl, and Messiah Sing-In are both coming up, with Messiah Sing-In on December 5th in Vail, and the Messiah Sing-In on...
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“What was on the Dinner Table at the Tucson Presidio, 1776-1856?”
On Saturday, November 21, 2026, Presidio San Agustin del Tucson’s “Salon and Saloon Lecture” presents “What was on the Dinner Table at the Tucson Presidio, 1776-1856?” by archaeologists Homer Thiel. Archaeological and documentary research over the past 30 years has provided extensive evidence for how food was grown, stored, cooked, and eaten at the Presidio. Homer Thiel will discuss the foods you could have found at the Presidio! This presentation will be held from 2:00-3:30 pm at Barrio Brewing Co., located at 800 E. 16th St., Tucson, AZ. Pre-Registration is $10 general, $7 for members, and $10 at the door.
KGUN 9
‘The Work in Progress’ brings Americans together for conversations, with Tucson among six featured communities
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — A new documentary is bringing people from different communities together to talk about their experiences, beliefs and hopes for the future of the country. The Work in Progress visits six communities across the country, including Tucson, to capture conversations between Americans at a time of...
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AZPM wins eight 2026 Rocky Mountain Southwest Emmy® Awards
Arizona Public Media won eight 2026 Rocky Mountain Southwest Emmy® Awards across eight categories, with staff members earning a total of 17 individual awards, the Rocky Mountain Southwest Chapter of the National Academy of Television Arts and Sciences announced Saturday. The winning projects celebrate a diverse range of AZPM...
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Arizona Opera Stages Rare Spanish 'Puss in Boots' Opera in Tucson This Weekend
Arizona Opera is staging a one-hour, Spanish-language opera based on the classic fairy tale of a clever, boot-wearing cat this weekend in Tucson, marking the company's first-ever performance of the work. El Gato con Botas, composed by Xavier Montsalvatge with a libretto by Néstor Luján, runs Saturday at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday at 2 p.m. at Leo Rich Theater, 260 S. Church Ave.
Patagonia Regional Times
Building an Empire: Book examines life of ranch owner
In the winter of 1875, Walter Vail wrote home from Tucson after traveling through the Arizona desert. He spoke of intense sun, cold nights and long stretches without drinking water. Vail eventually went on to launch Empire Ranch, which would later become headquarters to one of the state’s most prominent...
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Scott Silven Brings The Lost Things to Tucson
Scottish illusionist and mentalist Scott Silven returns to Tucson with The Lost Things, an immersive theatrical experience presented by Arizona Arts Live at the University of Arizona. The production runs Nov. 17 through 21 at Marroney Theatre. Blending mind-reading, illusion and storytelling, the 75-minute performance invites audience members to take...
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2026 Veterans Day Closures for Tucson & Yuma
With Veterans Day around the corner, many city services close in honor of the holiday. Below is your quick reference list for all the city closures happening in Tucson and Yuma Cities. City of Tucson. The City of Tucson will be closed on Wednesday, November 11 for the observance of...
Tucson Weekly
Musical Gumbo: A guide to the Blues Heritage Festival
Southern Arizona will celebrate its diverse medley of blues musicians at the one-day Blues Heritage Festival Nov. 7. “They always say that America’s a melting pot,” said Rita Flattley, president of the Southern Arizona Blues Heritage Foundation (SABHF). “Well, of course, everything melts in Tucson, ‘cause it’s so hot.”
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Tucson Greek Festival is all about the food this weekend
The Tucson Greek Festival came out of its pandemic slumber last year for a one-day event at downtown’s Mural Lot on East Congress Street. Organizers had anticipated they’d attract a crowd after the festival’s five-year hiatus — courtesy of COVID-19 and St. Demetrios Greek Orthodox Church, where the festival had been for decades, moving from its East Fort Lowell Road home. But they never imagined they would have to turn away 2,000 people.