September 03, 2010, 02:29 pm
Visual Arts

Sharing Treasures

By Dolly Spalding

Tucked away amongst Tucson’s parched byways and cactus-ridden landscapes are secret caches of items that rival King Tut’s tomb.

Visual Arts

Photographic Relief

By Veronica M. Cruz

Two weeks after a 7.0 earthquake rocked Haiti in January, local trauma nurse Jennifer Trainor was on the scene to coordinate relief efforts.

Visual Arts

Cleavage & Stilettos

Fashion Events for Charity

By Amber Mortensen

Following in the freshly laid tracks of Lahore, Pakistan, Tucson will also be celebrating its inaugural fashion week this year.

News

Hot Belt Cuisine

By Carli Brosseau

When Janos Wilder talks about his newest culinary endeavor, his face excites and his eyes develop a faraway look.

Arts Feature

Hot, Hot, Art

By Veronica M. Cruz

If you play with fire, you’re bound to get burned...or you might just create some really spectacular works of art.

 
 
Food/Drink Features & Reviews

Scott & Co.

By Lee Gutowski

Intrepid mixologist Ciaran Wiese talks about his background and shares an award-winning margarita recipe.

Music Features

Hoco Fest Raises The Bar

By Maggie Golston

This year’s HoCo Fest ramps up its weekend bill and adds the angle of a “curatiorial” band with Tucson-based Calexico.

Food/Drink Features & Reviews

On The Table

By Ted Parks

Those of you familiar with Michael Pollen’s work may recognize this quote. “Eat real food, not too much, and mostly fruit and vegetables.”

Urban Features

Making a Splash

By Veronica M. Cruz

Diving’s most talented young athletes are descending upon Tucson the first week of September to compete in the 18th FINA World Junior Diving Championships.

Community

Monthly Plans

By Phoenix Michael

There’s more happening in Tucson than one might think - and here are some mnemonically named events.

Music Reviews

KXCI’s Five

By KXCI staff

Tucson community radio station, 91.3 FM, will be spinning cuts from the following new albums this month.

Community

Where We Live

By Phoenix Michael

As one of the oldest continuously inhabited areas in North America, Tucson has substantial soul in its streets.

Community

Loco For Local

By Phoenix Michael

“Think Globally, Act Locally.” It’s more than a bumper sticker. In uncertain economic times, it’s a way to keep the Old Pueblo open for business.

Music Features

Effects Wizard

By Brent Miles

Tucson denizen Jamie Laboz is a modern-day renaissance man in the truest sense of the phrase; an integral element in the combination of clatter, creativity and enigmatic energy of Tucson.

Literature

Reader, Beware

By Veronica M. Cruz

Well-known literary classics keep company on library shelves and must-read lists, but they also rub elbows on another list: the banned books list.

News

Old Town Freshens Up

By Carli Brosseau

There’s change afoot in Tucson’s historic heart with a trio of local women re-imagining Old Town Artisans' La Cocina.

Community

Artistic Luminosity

By Phoenix Michael

GLOW is an extraordinary annual coming together of art, performance, music and food that tickles the fancy of dreamers and free spirits.

 

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09-03-2010 7:00 pm to 8:30pm
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VENUE: Revolutionary Grounds
 
 
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