May 17, 2012, 12:27 am
Arts Feature

Poetry Off The Page

By Sarah Burton

The University of Arizona Poetry Center’s symposium, happening May 18-20, is focused on word crafters who've taken their art form beyond the printed page.

Arts Feature

Small Things Considered

By Dolly Spalding

The most popular of Davis Dominguez’s offerings, the show is celebrating its 20th anniversary this month.

Community

Historic Perspectives

By Valerie Vinyard

Young and old bond over stories and photos. The project culminates with an event at Armory Park Senior Center on Sat, May 19.

Community

A Summer Experiment

By Johanna Willett

When kids spring into the glory of summer vacation, many may intend to switch off their brains, but Science Sundays aims to counteract that. The first event of the series is Sun, May 20.

Arts Feature

Funding Literary Activism

By Valerie Vinyard

To mark its anniversary of publishing literature by women and transgender writers, Kore Press holds a benefit, the Art & Services Auction and Garden Party, starting at sundown on May 27.

 
 
Community

Centurions Host “The Ball to End All”

By Kelly Lewis

The group of local business & civic leaders began raising money for Carondelet St. Mary’s Hospital 42 years ago. This year's event, The Great Masquerade Escapade, is downtown on Sat, May 19.

Food/Drink Features & Reviews

Elliott’s on Congress

By Kelly Lewis

If you like bacon, vodka, or bacon-infused vodka, Elliott’s on Congress, a low-key American fare restaurant opening this month at 135 E. Congress St., is calling your name.

Happy Hour

Location, Location, Location

By V.K. Embee

Looking for a calm and refreshing harbor during the invasion of the Modern Streetcar? Then roost at Delectables in the heart of 4th Avenue!

Community

Clowning Around

By Johanna Willett

Tucson Circus Arts' summer camps provide a chance for kids to combine whimsy with reality; taking them on a journey of discovery and mastery.

Arts Feature

An Arty Cruise

By Jon D’Auria

Saturday, June 2 marks the 11th annual Summer Art Cruise.

Escape

Stunning Geology, Fabulous Hikes & Cooler Climes

By Emily Gindlesparger

Amid vortexes, lava tubes, and natural arches, the most magical thing about Sedona is the color.

Community

Historic Signs Resurrected

By Eric Swedlund

Drachman Street is glowing once again with recent installations of classic signs from Tucson’s neon heydays.

Community

The People’s Garden

By Katelyn Swanson

With the help of some little hands and a whole lot of effort, the Tucson Village Farm has established itself as a great outdoor lab for delicious, experiential learning.

Community

Notes From A Plant Freak: May 2012

By Jared R. McKinley

May is the last big push for spring planting in the vegetable garden.

Zocalo: From the Editor

Local Businesses Need Support During Streetcar Construction

By Jamie Manser

The lovers of Downtown and its residents need to be proactive ambassadors for the area.

 

Zocalo Tucson is an independently published community magazine showcasing urban news, arts, entertainment, living and events in Downtown and Central Tucson.

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VENUE: Oro Valley Marketplace
05-17-2012 6 to 8 p.m.
VENUE: Tucson Botanical Gardens
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VENUE: Joel D. Valdez Main Library
 
 
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