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This Arizona Bakery’s Fresh Bread Sells Out Before Most People Wake Up
Barrio Bread in Tucson operates on a rhythm most bakeries would never dare attempt. The doors open at nine in the morning, but regulars know that showing up on time often means missing out entirely. Fresh loaves disappear within hours, sometimes faster, leaving latecomers with empty hands and a mental...
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League of Mexican American Women prepares for Tucson Rodeo Parade
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The League of Mexican American Women is one of the longest-standing participants in the Tucson Rodeo Parade. The group has spent the week at the Tucson Rodeo Grounds putting the finishing touches on this year’s float, which ties into the parade’s theme of celebrating America’s 250th birthday.
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Foodie Favorites: Unique Flavors to Savor
Here are my top restaurant picks for the month, highlighting spots I return to for consistency, craft and comfort across Tucson. Forbes Meat Company — 747 S. Sixth Ave. — This downtown butcher and bistro excels at ingredient-driven cooking. Steak frites shine with tallow-fried potatoes and local beef, while mussels deepen with chorizo verde.
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12 Under-The-Radar Restaurants In Tucson, Arizona Food Lovers Should Know About
Tucson doesn’t announce its best food loudly, you have to know where to look. Step away from the busy downtown favourites and a different kind of dining scene reveals itself, one built on family kitchens, early mornings, and recipes that haven’t needed changing. These are the places where...
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This Legendary Arizona Mexican Restaurant Is Worth The Drive Every Time
El Güero Canelo stands as one of Tucson’s most celebrated Mexican restaurants, drawing locals and travelers from across Arizona and beyond. Since opening its doors, this family-owned establishment has earned a reputation for serving authentic Sonoran-style food that represents the rich culinary heritage of the borderlands. The restaurant’s...
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5 Best New Restaurants in Tucson that People Love
Tucson is a UNESCO City of Gastronomy for a reason—heritage grains, Sonoran cuisine, and Mexican influences run deep here. Recently, more chef‑driven and inventive spots have joined the beloved classics. These five relatively new or newly buzz‑worthy restaurants highlight what makes Tucson so exciting to eat in right...
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TUCSON NOW: The Arizona Blues Hall of Fame heads to Tucson
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) -The Arizona Blues Hall of Fame (ABHOF) announces the first ever ABHOF Showcase in the southern region of Arizona. The purpose of the Showcase is to bring Arizona Blues Hall of Fame musicians to regions of the state that might not otherwise get a chance to see them perform.
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'We will not be erased': Nuestras Raíces brings Latino voices to the Tucson Festival of Books
TUCSON – Years ago a group of Pima County librarians saw the need for translation services for people who speak Spanish. Soon they saw the potential for entire book collections, community events, lectures, training and anything that would celebrate the culture, voice and linguistic heritage of Spanish-speaking and Latino communities in Southern Arizona.
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This Arizona Mexican Staple Makes Enchiladas Feel Like The Only Smart Order
I once walked into El Charro Café thinking I would “browse the menu,” and five seconds later I was mentally ordering enchiladas like it was a survival instinct. This Tucson classic is the anchor for a reason, because the whole place feels like Arizona history with a side of seriously good comfort food.
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Horse marshals unsung heroes of Tucson Rodeo Parade
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - You can call them some of the unsung heroes of the Tucson Rodeo Parade. Quietly riding the route on their horses, with the most important job of all -- keeping everyone safe. The horse marshals are ready to jump into action should something go wrong.
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Volunteers restore vintage wagons for 101st Tucson Rodeo Parade
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The Tucson Rodeo Parade is preparing to wind through town for the 101st time, showcasing the world’s largest non-motorized parade. The work behind the scenes takes months and hundreds of volunteers to keep history alive and rolling. Volunteer Bob Solinksy is among those working...
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Wildcat Jazz kicks off concert series
Marana’s Concerts in the Courtyard series will kick off its spring season with the Wildcat Jazz Band on Thursday, Feb. 19, at the Ed Honea Marana Municipal Complex, 11555 W. Civic Center Drive, Marana. The two-hour concert begins at 5 and is free to attend. The full seven-piece ensemble...
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Have a Bite: Bakery pop-up returns to downtown Tucson this weekend
TUCSON, Ariz. (KGUN) — A local small-batch bakery is bringing fresh-baked favorites to downtown Tucson this weekend with a special pop-up event featuring artisanal breads, sweet treats and homemade ice cream. Bite Cottage Kitchen's Pop-Up Week returns Saturday, February 21, starting at 11 a.m. at EcoGro, a garden center...
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11 Tucson, Arizona Hole-In-The-Wall Eateries Locals Rarely Mention Much
If you ever find yourself scrolling through glossy travel blogs that all point to the same polished patios and chain‑friendly brunch spots, you’ll understand why I love deviating from the map. A few years ago I decided to ditch the itinerary and let curiosity steer my fork, and...
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11 Arizona Italian Restaurants Locals Say Haven’t Lost Their Touch
Growing up in Phoenix, Sunday dinners meant one thing: Nonna’s house, where the smell of garlic and simmering tomato sauce greeted you at the door. But when I left home, I worried I’d never find that same warmth again. That was until I rediscovered it tucked away in...
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Tucson’s Tortilla Makers Shine on National Tortilla Day
In Tucson, tortillas are more than just food. They are a connection to family, culture, and tradition. Across the city, locally owned tortilla makers create fresh tortillas and tortilla chips that bring communities together. Each of these businesses has a story and a flavor that makes Tucson unique. Alejandro's Tortilla...
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Oro Valley Fine Art and Wine Festival Kicks Off Arizona Wine Month
Arizona Wine Month will begin with a celebration of art, culture, and community at the Oro Valley Fine Art and Wine Festival on February 28 and March 1, 2026. Recently proclaimed by Katie Hobbs, March 2026 marks Arizona Wine Month, recognizing the remarkable growth of the state’s wine industry and the passionate makers behind it.