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.

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

Embracing Tucson’s waning months of green, a couple of local public gardens are participating in the National Public Gardens Day on Friday, May 11.

Say “checkmate” to chess royalty this Cinco de Mayo at the fifth annual Chess Fest. That is, if you’ve got the right moves.

Rain or shine, downtown will get a shot of youthful energy during the Pennington Street Block Party on Fri, April 20.

Rope tricks, vaudeville musicians, and "gun fights" make Wild West Days, March 31-April 1, at Old Tucson Studios no ordinary hoedown.

It’s not every day you meet a mermaid, but at Tucson’s Water Festival on Sunday, March 18, Mermaid Odette will there, tail and all.

Amateur and pro bicyclists alike will speed through downtown during the second Old Pueblo Grand Prix on March 17.

When Tucson's art scene gathers on March 4 to bid farewell to local art shop Bohemia, the mix of nostalgia and celebration will evoke a memorial service of sorts.

Shoulder bags at Tucson Artistic Gifts, decorated by elephants at Thailand's Mae Taeng Elephant Park, help raise funds for the park's Pachyderm clinic.