Food. Water. Shelter. Taken alone, these requirements for basic survival aren’t sufficient to ensure genuine happiness. For many of us there would be little joy in living without music.

A series of events commemorating 9/11/2001 as a memorial remembrance and an inspiration to help build a peaceful world.

While monsoon season seemed woefully short in Tucson this summer, there is a way to make the annual rainfall last: water harvesting.

A huge part of Tucson's artistic culture exhibits via murals on walls and buildings all over the city. This Saturday, another colorful mural will add to Tucson's street scene.

Deceptively Innocent raises hundreds of dollars for Sabino HS Music Program and will be awarded a giant check at Tucson’s Downtown Second Saturday’s Event.

Move your office from Ina and Oracle to Downtown? Who does that?

Tucson is a literal summer camp hot spot for children of all ages. The arid desert air usually confines children to the television set or community pool - but don’t let ‘em do that with these great options!

Animal lovers, rejoice: scientific studies show that having a pet can benefit your health.

J. Daniel Twelker, PhD, known in the Downtown music scene as Dr. Dan, is gearing up for his third journey to La Guacamaya, Honduras in late June.

Sun-soaked sidewalks and streets dotted with hardy desert plants and yard shrines bake in the summer heat. By definition, residents here keep it real.