Bonnie Vining, founder of the non-profit Live Acoustic Venue Association (LAVA), has the perfect staycation for weather-weary Tucsonans.

Coming soon to walls near you: “three wonderful neighborhood arts projects,” courtesy of...well, you. Under the banner of “Beautify and Unify,” this fall Tucson Arts Brigade

Traverse miles of urban desert in a short time while learning about Tucson's landscape and history!

A coffee snob I’m not. Instant? Gas station drip? Bring it on. Thick, rich espresso straight from the pump? Heck, yeah!

It’s on. That season which separates snowbirds from locals, college kids from desert rats.

Rhythm & Roots' Plaza Palomino Courtyard Concert Series is back with Sister Morales performing on May 15.

The Old Pueblo’s denizens are known to celebrate many lovably quirky nationwide holidays. Add to the list National Tap Dance Day.

Exercise can feel like a dreadful chore. What if there was a way to work out, socialize with like-minded individuals and revitalize your community - all in one fell swoop? Enter the Southern Arizona R

Coffee: elixir of the gods. It awakens the senses and gives those who drink it a creative edge.

A bold, intriguing experiment takes place in town this month. As part of Bike Fest 2010, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday, April 18, five miles of city streets will become off-limits to motor vehicles.