Jerry Riopelle headlines on Feb 10.
FRIDAY 10TH
Tucson celebrates the Centennial of Arizona's statehood! The three days of eclectic, multicultural art and music festivities run Feb. 10-12.
All events are free, unless otherwise noted. Up-to-date details at 2ndSaturdays.com.
JIM CLICK AUTOMOTIVE STAGE 6th Ave @ Pennington St.4pm: Mayor Rothschild opens the festivities with antique airplane fly-bys and the raising of the 1912 American Flag originally flown over Downtown Tucson. The Centennial century of planes flying overhead will include: 1917 Bi Plane, 1925 De Haviland, 1950 Piper Cub, 1972 Cessna, 2012 Beechcraft Baron.
Tucson High School band and choir presents the national anthem.4:30pm: The El Camino Royales - Rockabilly/Surf/Americana
5:30pm: Heather ‘Lil Mama’ Hardy Band - Bluesy/Soul & Rock
6:45pm: Kevin Pakulis Band featuring Amy Langley. Rockin’ Americana
8pm: Jerry Riopelle - R&B, rock and country flavored with jazz and reggae.
SCOTT AVENUE STAGE @ Broadway Blvd.
5pm: Mariachi Aztlan de Pueblo High School
6pm: Vox Urbana - Garage Cumbia 
7pm: A Son y Sol - Latin American music with a twist
5th AVENUE
4pm-10pm: Ferris Wheel ($4)
CRICKET KID’S LOT
Between Stone Ave. & Scott Ave. on Congress Street
Jumping castles & food trucks!
6pm: Cinema La Placita Presents “McLintock!” (1963)
CHICAGO STORE PATIO
130 E. Congress St.
4pm-7pm: Tucson Arts Brigade hosts youth arts activities
ALONG DOWNTOWN’S STREETS
Parasol Project Living Statues
FRI 10 - INDOORS
Fox Theatre17 W. Congress St.
7pm-10pm: Centennial Soul Celebration – a celebration of African American music and culture, with SW Soul Circuit.
Rialto Theatre 318 E. Congress St.
8pm: Metropolitan Klezmer (Yiddish folk & rock)
Tucson Symphony Orchestra
Tucson Music Hall, 260 S. Church Ave.
8pm: TSO’s Arizona Centennial Celebration, conducted by George Hanson. ($30-$86)
SATURDAY 11TH
Tucson celebrates the Centennial of Arizona's statehood! The three days of eclectic, multicultural art and music festivities run Feb. 10-12.
All events are free, unless otherwise noted. Up-to-date details at 2ndSaturdays.com.
JIM CLICK AUTOMOTIVE STAGE
6th Ave. @ Pennington St.
Noon: Los Changuitos Feos - Over 47 years of history and tradition.
12:45pm: The 4th Street String Band- Bluegrass/Blues/Jazz and punk rock sensibilities.
2pm: The Dusty Buskers - Upbeat, old-timey Celtic/bluegrass/folk with a rocking edge.
3pm: Al Perry & The Cattle - “Dedicated to curating what used to be known as country and western.”
4pm: Teodoro “Ted” Ramirez - A premier folk musician, singer/songwriter and storyteller.
5pm: Ronstadt Generations Living history through music.
6pm: The Tryst - Jazz-soul-funk-rock.
6:45pm: Poi-Zen - fire troupe
7pm: Southwest Soul Circuit/Kevin & Tanishia Hamilton – Soul/R&B
7:45pm: Poi-Zen fire troupe
8pm: Sam Moore (of Sam and Dave) - Rock & Roll Hall of Fame Artist is known for several hits - Soul Man, Hold On I’m Comin’, I Thank You and When Something is Wrong With My Baby.
SCOTT AVENUE STAGE @ Broadway Blvd.
Multi-cultural & Kid’s Stage
1pm: Illusionist Michael Howell
1:45pm: Puppets Amongus
2:30pm: Puppet Muzik
3:15pm: The Wonderfools
4pm: Batucaxé
5:15pm: Odaiko Sonora
6pm: W.D. “Arizona” Kennedy
6:45pm: The Border Crossers includes Dylan Charles, Stuart Oliver, Nowhere Man & A Whiskey Girl
CRICKET KID’S LOT
Between Stone Ave. & Scott Ave. on Congress Street
Jumping castles & food trucks!
6pm: Cinema La Placita Presents “Arizona” (1940)
CHICAGO STORE PATIO 130 E. Congress St.
2pm-7pm: Tucson Arts Brigade hosts youth arts activities
ALONG DOWNTOWN’S STREETS
Parasol Project Living Statues & Tucson Circus Arts Stilt Walkers
5th AVENUE
12pm-10pm: Ferris Wheel ($4)
5th AVENUE between Congress St. & Toole Ave.
Noon-10pm: FC Tucson – Tucson’s new men’s soccer club hosts street exhibition soccer
SAT 11 - INDOORS
UA Downtown 44 N. Stone Ave.
1pm-7pm: Open house & exhibits of UA student work focused on Downtown
Main Library Downtown 101 N. Stone Ave.
11am-5pm: Family story time, craft fair and Happy Birthday Arizona Cake, games for teens
Fox Theatre 17 W. Congress St.
1:30pm-3:30pm: “A
Special Chat with Noted Tucsonans of the Past” Reenacted interviews with
a few of the famous people who helped shape Tucson, 1912-present, along
with films of 1920s-30s travel logs.
Centennial Hall 1020 E. University Blvd.
3pm-5pm: “Through the Lens of Time – Arizona 100,” spoken word, video, corridos, dance, music more.
The Screening Room 127 E. Congress St.
6pm-9pm: AZ 100 Indie Films
Fox Theatre 17 W. Congress St.
7pm: Planet Jam - Rock, Reggae, Gypsy.
8pm: SambaDá - Brazilian, Samba, Surf Rock and Funk
Club Congress 311 E. Congress St.
7pm: Chris Black CD Release
6pm-2am: Powhaus Productions Presents Arizona GEM
