Summit
Summit, AZ · Arts & Culture
allsportstucson.com
Fall Playoffs: 1A Football starts on Friday; D-II Golf starts next week
No. 11 San Manuel (3-6) at No. 8 Superior (6-3), 7 p.m. Projected: Salpointe, Ironwood Ridge, Canyon del Oro, Catalina Foothills plus 5 individuals. Projected: Willcox (BYE), Eloy Santa Cruz (BYE), Benson, Tanque Verde. 1A TACKLE FOOTBALL QUARTERFINAL. No. 4 St. David (7-2) hosts No. 5 Mogollon/No. 12 Duncan, 7...
allsportstucson.com
Salpointe over Rincon/UHS, Catalina Foothills and Sunnyside
Rincon/University junior Ariela Renee Trejo shot a 4-under-par 31 to beat the field by six strokes in a match played at Dell Urich on Monday. Salpointe beat the Rangers by ten strokes to bring home the win on Senior Day. Trejo shot a birdie on her first hole and never looked back.
freshmusicfreaks.com
DUSK Festival Celebrates 10 Years In Tucson With Knock2, BigXthaPlug, Fetty Wap, And More
DUSK Music Festival is celebrating a decade of music, art, and community with its 10th anniversary edition, returning to Jácome Plaza in downtown Tucson, Arizona, on November 13–14, 2026. Presented by Rio Nuevo and produced in partnership with independent promoter Relentless Beats, this year’s festival will bring more than 50 artists to the city for two days of live music, immersive art, local food, and activities celebrating the creative culture of Southern Arizona.
KOLD-TV
The Other Side of Okay: Magic of the Mind
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - To most audiences, mentalism looks like theatrical entertainment—an uncanny ability to read minds, predict choices, and alter perceptions. But for Tucson speaker, former broadcaster, and mentalist Rod Robinson, the principles behind mental illusions are the key to understanding how our minds can trap us or set us free. In the latest episode of The Other Side of Okay with Allie Potter, Robinson sits down in-studio to reveal how a sudden, paralyzing mental health crisis led him from decades in broadcasting to helping others understand the power of their subconscious thoughts.
Patagonia Regional Times
Veterans Day honors at the Patagonia Cemetery
The community is invited to participate in Veterans Day ceremonies at the Patagonia Cemetery. The ceremony is being organized by Patagonia resident Murphy Musick, who explained: “The Veterans of our small town and remote area gave so much for our country I feel a need to honor them every year on Veterans Day November 11th. This honor was historically done by local service groups, particularly our local VFW. Over many years this group of veterans and their supporters aged until the local VFW had so few members that the group dissolved in 2015. I had been volunteering to put out flags with the VFW for the past 30 years and have personally been placing flags since then with help from The Patagonia Museum and many friends.
thisistucson.com
Tucson Maker: Textile artist Jason Williamson creates whimsical hand-embroidered works 🧵
What started as a personal challenge for Tucson textile artist Jason Williamson has blossomed into a creative passion and a growing community of embroidery hobbyists. Williamson, who creates whimsical, hand-embroidered works of art, said he picked up the craft five years ago through a game of Dungeons & Dragons. “Embroidery...
firstcallgolf.com
The Club at Starr Pass is new distinguished golf destination with elite status
Tucson, Ariz. (October 15, 2026) – BoardRoom magazine, in partnership with Forbes Travel Guide, has named The Club at Starr Pass in Tucson, Ariz. a Distinguished Golf Destination with an ELITE Designation, The Hallmark of Excellence for a golf course. This merit-based designation recognizes exceptional golf courses that exceed expectations in the quality of service and amenities, facilities, and most importantly the teamwork of the staff and management.
azpm.org
Miniature traveling museum rolls into Tucson
A filmmaker and stop-animation enthusiast Jessica Oreck loved ordinary nostalgia. In 2020, she created a pop-up museum animation studio in a Las Vegas strip mall called the Office of Collecting and Design. Then she grew a following online, gaining more Instagram followers every day. In 2025, she decided to take...
traveldreamsmagazine.com
The Club At Starr Pass Is New Distinguished Golf Destination With Elite Status
Tucson, Ariz. (October 15, 2026) – BoardRoom magazine, in partnership with Forbes Travel Guide, has named The Club at Starr Pass in Tucson, Ariz. a Distinguished Golf Destination with an ELITE Designation, The Hallmark of Excellence for a golf course. This merit-based designation recognizes exceptional golf courses that exceed expectations in the quality of service and amenities, facilities, and most importantly the teamwork of the staff and management.
moca-tucson.org
Dance: Christian Paris Blue and Ruben Dorame-Leon
Democracy In Motion: The Art of Movement, Connection, and Community. Join us for an evening of dance transforming MOCA into a site for the convergence of art, movement, and conversation. 6:00 – 7:30pm. Move through the galleries of MOCA and encounter live dance performances alongside the museum’s current exhibitions...
everafterinthewoods.com
This Arizona Mission Built In 1797 Has A Quiet Beauty That Still Draws Visitors In
A carved stone cat has been chasing a carved stone mouse across one Arizona church front for more than 200 years. Neither one has made any progress. That playful detail sits on a bright white mission rising out of the Sonoran Desert. One of its two bell towers never got a finished top.
tucsonlocalmedia.com
Saguaro City Music Theatre presents 'Sister Act'
Different generations have grown up watching the 1992 film “Sister Act,” which tells the story of nightclub singer Deloris Van Cartier hiding out from mobsters in a convent and finding sisterhood and her own voice while leading a choir of nuns. The musical version, which features a score from Tony and Oscar winner Alan Menken, tells a similar story as the movie but with a few twists and original music.
thisistucson.com
Heart Swell Books is the spot for cozy romance books, wine, and community for Tucson book lovers
Heart Swell Books, Tucson’s first brick-and-mortar romance bookstore is officially open, stocked with all your favorite swoon-worthy reads and cozy love stories. Heart Swell, at 2700 N. Campbell Ave., isn’t just any bookstore though. In addition to their curated shelves of popular romance books, owners and long-time friends, Chelsea Blue and Shelbie Webb, also sell a selection of beer, wines, non-alcoholic cocktails, coffee and teas. Because who doesn’t love a cozy evening with a glass of wine and a good book?
thisistucson.com
Tucson’s inaugural Slugfest blends music, vintage fashion, and skateboarding for a sustainability celebration.
Tucson’s first “Slugfest” is bringing together vintage clothing, skateboarding, and live music for a one day festival celebrating all things sustainable and local. “It’s been a dream of mine to put something like this together, or to organize and orchestrate a festival like this,” Festival Founder Trey Wilhite said. “Skate, art and music have been passions of mine ever since I was a kid, so this is definitely a passion project, bringing it all together.”
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Filming Courage in the Desert: The Telenovela 'Tierra de Amor y Coraje' Comes to Tucson, Arizona
Spanish Telenovela, Tierra de Amor y Coraje, a major TelevisaUnivision production, was filmed here in Tucson this summer. We had exclusive behind the scenes access to explore the arrival of the remake of the 70s Telenovela Hermanos Coraje. We interviewed famous Mexican producer José Alberto “El Güero” Castro, various cast members, and FilmTucson representative Monica Lopez. This story examines why international productions are choosing Southern Arizona over traditional hubs like Los Angeles and New York. Beyond the economic boost for local crews and businesses, the piece also highlights Tucson’s cultural significance as a borderlands setting where stories rooted in ranch life, family, and shared Arizona-Mexico identity can be explored.
KOLD-TV
Tucson Now: Hit a birdie, help a veteran!
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The veteran founded Splash 3 Foundation has officially sold out its upcoming December charity golf tournament, but organizers say community support is still actively needed to help Southern Arizona veterans facing PTSD and homelessness. While all 144 player spots are booked, an online waitlist remains...
Patagonia Regional Times
A ‘very good’ Fall Festival
Neither rain, nor shaky economy, nor temporary highway closures were sufficient to prevent a successful 37th edition of the Patagonia Fall Festival. “Given the rain, the forecast, given the price of gas, the fact that (Highway) 83 was closed both days for over an hour, we were very pleased at the end of the day Sunday,” said Linda Shore, president of the Sky Island Tourism Association (SITA).