Rhythm Industry’s Heartbeat

The performance factory welcomes the public to its quarterly review on Saturday, March 13 from 7 p.m. to 10 p.m.

Gritty Writing, Daring Reading

Command the subversive, taunt the dangerous, and engage the mysterious—all with words.' Beware: neither writing nor reading is for the timid.

The Water Project Taps Our H20 Challenge

The goal of the 3-day fest is to appreciate, celebrate and honor water, our most precious and increasingly scarce resource.

Voices of Tucson

Arizona Theatre Company's commitment to American Theater manifests in its participation in AMERICA PLAYS! Celebrating Great American Stories, a five-year initiative. This includes annually producing

Patty O’Pueblo

Enliven your inner Irish with loads of activities surrounding St. Patrick's Day.

Green Your Grounds!

Watershed Management Group is offering low-income subsidies for water harvesting and other green practices. Grant applications are due March 1.

The Handy HabiStore

Do you love thrift stores and salvage yards? Prefer to reuse, fix up, and recycle? Then get to the HabiStore.

Celebrating the Tapestry of Our Community

Carnaval, the annual Brazilian festival held 40 days before Ash Wednesday, is known for its vibrant music, dancing, gorgeous costumes and an energy that can only be described as joyful.

Hailing Chocolate Lovers!

Treat your sweetie to the “Father Garces’ Chocolate to Die For” festival on Saturday, February 13.

8 Great Dates

Saint Valentine: Man of Mystery? Multiple “martyrologies” make it difficult to know exactly who he was.

The F-35 Fight

To save money, the U.S. military decided to stake its future on one fighter jet for all military branches: the F-35.

Wall Street Journal Highlights Tucson Perfumer

A great report on Tucsonan Kathleen Drier!

Tucson's New Gateway

Local Artist Installs a Gateway Sculpture for Tucson

Follow The Sun - Day One

A Journey through Migrant Trails

The time spent conducting interviews, researching the region and gathering supplies did little to prepare us.

Downtown Shuffle

Currently housing 30 artist studios, the Citizens Warehouse appears set to grow even bigger.

Preen's Moving NoCo

Preen’s Fourth Avenue shop is open & has a celebration Friday, Feb 26 - 6pm-10pm.

Restoration to Grandeur

The long boarded up, rose-colored adobe at the southeast corner of Stone Avenue and Franklin Street, 283 N. Stone Ave., is being revived.

Budget Breakdown

City-funded agencies are losing their shirts

Tucson Folk Festival Seeks Artists & Musicians

It's TreeCycle Time in the City

Once you doff the jingle bells from the Christmas tree, do your part for our environment and recycle that puppy!

Sleep In The Grave!

The night is hardly meant for sleeping anymore, even though in Tucson it may seem otherwise.

Ice Cat Nation

Its 7:28pm and the boos are raining down on the ice at the Tucson Convention Center arena.

Digital Freelancers Unite!

Graphic and web design can be lonely work. Tucson Digital Arts Community (TDAC) is dedicated to making it a little less solitary. The group draws as many as 80 electronic media artists for workshop

Tuesday Night Ride Pedals Into 2010

A virtual sea of bicycles – dozens, even hundreds – coasts by, riders smiling and chatting as they disappear into the darkness, red taillights blinking.

MOCA: Then & Now

A 12-year evolution that began on a shoe-string, spare change budget.

A Cold Trail

Locked in quiet darkness are 32 lead artifacts that appear to be of Roman origin.

“Blazing the Trail of the Dead”

Local paranormal investigators take ghost tours to the next level.

Are the Gnomes Still At Home?

Happenings at the Valley of the Moon include Halloween tours this month.

20 Years of Tucson's All Souls Procession

Your guide to the 2009 All Souls Procession.

What Does ‘No Borders’ Mean To You?

This is the question being posed to you by local performance troupe Boys R Us (BRU).

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