| THINGS TO DO Movies Sports Golf Hiking Biking Fishing Rodeo Downtown Attractions Casinos |
| Things To Do In Tucson Arizona Things to do in tucson tucson entertainment, tucson fun things to do SHOPPING GREAT FOOD ABOUT TUCSON THINGS TO DO Movies Sports Golf Hiking Biking Fishing Rodeo Downtown Attractions Casinos |
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| Tucson is talking about what to do on the weekend. Suggestions keep on rolling. The Gem Show, Good Golfing, Good Hikes! What more could you ask for? Tucson Meet Yourself 2nd Week of October www.tucsonmeetyourself.org Tucson Meet Yourself is famous for the wonderful food that is prepared by numerous Tucson organizations, created in the authentic style & tradition! Demonstrations are held at this annual outdoor exhibition, featuring hands-on workshops of an assortment of captivating crafts, skills & traditional arts. Performances span the globe. Tucson ethnic groups come together presenting music & dances authentic to their native lands. |
| The Cultural Exchange Council of Tucson holds cultural events; and sponsors cultural events all year long. Click for details. |
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| Musicianship and citizenship in an atmosphere of enthusiasm and professionalism are the cornerstones of the Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus program. Members receive a quality musical education combined with activities that enhance a boy’s self-esteem, but also are designed to promote camaraderie, leadership qualities, confidence and exposure to the arts. www.boyschorus.org The Tucson Symphony Orchestra is a cultural asset that makes our community a wonderful place to live, work, raise our families and enjoy our golden years. With many varied programs including an extensive menu of education programs and community concerts throughout southern Arizona, the TSO is the cornerstone of Tucson's thriving arts landscape. www.tucsonsymphony.org Every Friday night Bentley's hosts an acoustic open mic from 7:45 to 10:45 with a free acoustic open jam afterwards. Come early. Sign-up is between 7:00 and 7:30. All musicians encouraged to come. Each week features a mini-showcaser from 9:00 to 9:30. www.bentleyscoffeehouse.com |
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| Southwest Trekking Professional Guide Services A professional guide service where the difference is Experience. Southwest Trekking has experience in taking individuals into the remote areas of Southern Arizona and Mexico, serving more clients than any and all guide services in Southwest. More miles, more smiles, more ascents, more descents. READ ON... |
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| Tucson E.Mail Leads to a 50 Member Club! Tucson Tri Girls began as an informal email list for female triathletes seeking training partners. The email list was created in April, 2003. At the Tucson Triathlon, the club founders began to recognize familiar faces from past triathlons. Several women exchanged contact information and a small group was formed. They began cycling together regularly and they used the email list to coordinate their weekly rides. In May, they posted fliers at area bike shops and gyms to advertise the group. Very quickly, Tucson Tri Girls grew to more than 50 members. TUCSON TRI GIRLS WEBSITE |
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| The Arizona Theatre Company Now ending its 38th season, Arizona Theatre Company is the state's leading professional theatre, performing six productions at the Temple of Music and Art in Tucson and at the Herberger Theater Center in Phoenix each season. (ATC is the only LORT regional theatre in the country to operate in two cities.) Last year nearly 150,000 people experienced a rich variety of theatre at ATC. ARIZONA THEATRE COMPANY |
| The Historical Rialto Theatre Across from Hotel Congress, the Rialto (and there are many extant worldwide) the name hearkens to a medieval covered bridge in Venice around which novelty shops were built, providing a de facto “entertainment district” when no such thing existed. “Rialtos” were plazas where the common man could go for fun, as “Theatres” and “Operas” were reserved for the nobility and the wealthy. It’s worth noting that providing entertainment for the common man has been the ethos of the (Tucson) Rialto since its construction. READ ON... |