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Red Cup Cafe and Deli keeps downtown Chesterton caffeinated with style. The chic neighborhood coffee shop in a historic building at 115 Broadway invites hanging out with its cozy, relaxed atmosphere. While sipping your Latte or Cafe Au Lait, you can check out the local art on the walls or humorous signs like "sarcasm... just one more service we offer here," "Coffee! You can sleep while you're dead," and "Coffee! If you're not shaking, you need another cup." Settle into one of the eclectic recliners and stay a while. There's books and board games you can bring back to your table. There's a ...

With COVID cases continuing their three-month decline, vaccines flowing and artists with a year of material ready to perform, the coming months are shaping up to be great times to attend live music in Tucson. Of course, many local venues are not quite ready to host indoor concerts. Those with patios are utilizing their outdoor spaces, and even indoor-only venues are finding unique ways to get music to the masses—or prep audiences for when the time is right. The Fox Theatre is collaborating with the Downtown Tucson Partnership to bring back live music, but this isn't a traditional indoor...

Easter Brunch at Cup Cafe To make up for missing last year's Easter holiday, Hotel Congress' Cup Cafe is teaming up with Maynards Market to bring you a brunch so delicious it will resurrect your tastebuds. Chef Brian Smith and Executive Chef Carlos Mendoza have developed a spectacular prix-fixe menu featuring entrées like braised short ribs, Dungeness crab quiche, ricotta gnocchi with chicken and butternut squash, and chocolate Dutch baby pancakes. Starters and desserts are also included. Easter brunch will be served at Cup Cafe, starting from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Sunday, April 4. The prix fi...

Changes to New Year’s Eve celebrations impacts businesses People celebrating differently By Hannah Tiede | January 1, 2021 at 12:32 AM MST - Updated January 1 at 12:39 AM TUCSON, Ariz. (KOLD News 13) - On a New Year’s Eve like no other, instead of a huge crowd enjoying a cheerful party downtown, a cautious celebration was held at Hotel Congress ahead of the 10 p.m. curfew. Even though Hotel Congress canceled its famous Tucson Taco Drop, champagne was still poured as people toasted to a [hopefully] better year. “It’s a dramatic difference,” said David Slutes, the...