For the 10th annual Flame Off fundraiser, the Sonoran Glass Art Academy (SGAA) is gifting downtown with its white-hot glassblowing competition on Feb. 3.

I challenge any Tucsonan to keep a dry eye while turning these pages.

It was 78 years ago this month when Tucson’s Police Department captured the nation’s Public Enemy #1, John Dillinger.

Nostalgia for the glorious heydays of Route 66 and cross-country road trips is as American as apple pie and the automobile.

The Great Cover Up will rock your world, Dec. 15-17, in order to raise funds for Tucson Artists and Musicians Health Care Alliance.

Tucson is like any locale – comprised of various socio-economic and cultural striations. Downtown is definitively a microcosm with its mishmash of owners and renters, business people and artists

On her new 11-track album, Faulk incorporates the country music of her youth with Americana and blues. CD Release is Sun, Dec 4 at Boondocks.

Established in 1974, the 3-room restaurant is nestled in a quaint house and is a cozy place to get some satisfying eats.

Ryanhood came home last year to take a break from the biz, re-discovered its center and releases a new album Nov. 4 @ Rialto.

Since the dawn of mankind, humans have looked at the heavens with wonderment, perhaps even with fearful awe.