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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).
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2026 Golf Getaways: Troon Golf Arizona
From Scottsdale and Phoenix to Tucson and the East Valley, Troon Golf Arizona offers an incredible variety of courses and experiences for golfers looking to make the most of their next Arizona getaway. Play amid Arizona’s striking landscapes at AkChin Southern Dunes Golf Club, The Boulders Resort & Spa Scottsdale,...
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Gem & Jam Festival 2027 Adds Tape B, OMNOM And More To Expansive Tucson Lineup
Gem & Jam Festival is expanding its 2027 lineup with more than 30 additional artists, including bass music standout Tape B and a special guest appearance by OMNOM. Returning to the Pima County Fairgrounds in Tucson, Arizona, from February 5–7, 2027, the 18th annual festival will bring together electronic music, jam bands, hip-hop, global sounds, rock, and more for a three-day celebration of music, art, and gemstones.
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Step Into Western Film History at Mescal Movie Set
Western film fans can explore Arizona's cinematic history at the Mescal Movie Set, located just outside Benson. The historic set has served as the backdrop for more than 100 film and television productions, including Tombstone, The Quick and the Dead, The Outlaw Josey Wales and Far Haven. The Mescal Movie...
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This UA alum's documentary 'Music Ruined My Life' tells the ache of failed Father Panik band
MARK BRODIE: You’d be forgiven if you’ve never heard of the band Father Panik. In fact, there probably aren’t that many people who have. MATT GOLDMAN: This is Father Panik, and once upon a time, we were at the forefront of a musical revolution. MARK BRODIE: Well,...
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From Tucson’s first youth mariachi to today’s classrooms, the music lives on
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - The hum of violins, the strum of the guitarrón, the blare of trumpets and the voices behind them: Mariachi is a familiar soundtrack to celebrations across Southern Arizona. In Tucson, the music is also part of a generations-long story of cultural connection and youth education.
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See Centuries-Old Renaissance Art Without Crossing An Ocean At This Free Arizona Museum
A Spanish altarpiece older than the printing press in Europe is hanging in the Arizona desert, and most people drive right past it. It is not a replica or a poster. It is the real thing, painted in the 1400s, waiting quietly inside a museum that asks nothing at the door. For anyone who has dreamed of seeing Renaissance masterpieces but balked at the cost of a trip to Europe, this find may be the best-kept art secret in the state.
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Tucson Now: Hispanic Heritage Month
TUCSON, Ariz. (13 News) - Hispanic Heritage Month is a time to celebrate the accomplishments and culture of those with Hispanic roots, and southern Arizona is booming with cultural events to honor it. 13 News reporter Ariana Araiza has been diving into southern Arizona’s Hispanic culture, specifically the mariachi scene....
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Golf N’ Stuff celebrates 50 years with a Halloween Monster Mash 👻⛳
Golf N’ Stuff is getting a spooky makeover this Saturday. The longtime Tucson attraction is celebrating its 50th anniversary with Monster Mash, a Halloween party featuring haunted mini golf, a costume contest and a pumpkin-carving contest. Tucson Love Letter and Desert Goth Club are organizing a vendor market with...
Tucson Weekly
And many more: La Rosa to celebrate first year in Tucson
300 shows later, Tucson’s midtown benedictine chapel is now among Arizona’s buzziest music venues. “We just probably wouldn’t have done it all the way if we knew what we had to get into, but boy are we glad we did it,” said David Slutes, co-owner and director of La Rosa Arts, which will celebrate its one year anniversary in Tucson with an Oct. 9 birthday party.
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A new documentary called "The River" explores what's underneath the surface of the Colorado River
Featured on the September 24th, 2026 edition of ARIZONA SPOTLIGHT with host Mark McLemore:. Exploring “The River”, a documentary about the water crisis impacting the Colorado River. Abby Holland interviews the film’s director Mara Tasker…. VIEW LARGER "The River" Documentary directed by Mara Tasker, screening now in...
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MOCA Tucson opens Clifford Prince King's first museum exhibition in the Southwest
TUCSON, AZ.- MOCA (Museum of Contemporary Art) Tucson presents After Heaven, a solo exhibition by artist Clifford Prince King that features a new series of photographs, a photo-installation, and a video work. It is the artist’s first museum exhibition in the Southwest. King’s approach to photography is intuitive and...
Tucson Weekly
Power of Sisterhood: 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.