Leap into Tucson: 29 fun things to check out on Feb. 29
Today’s leap day! Some may scream “Why?” when another day is added to the calendar; others may rejoice. First, let’s break it down. Why do...
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Today’s leap day! Some may scream “Why?” when another day is added to the calendar; others may rejoice. First, let’s break it down. Why do...
The Monterey Jazz Festival on Tour We hope you are discovering the great jazz all over town during the Tucson Jazz Festival, which continues through...
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Glorious baskets, handmade by native artists, grace the Tohono Chul gallery, courtesy of a longtime collector
Last year around this time I was cheerfully writing about the great upcoming art exhibitions, dance concerts and plays scheduled for the spring: paintings at the UA’s Joseph Gross gallery by a talented young Liberian refugee; a modern dance in Reid Park by the up-and-coming Hawkinsdance troupe; and an Irish play by acclaimed playwright Martin McDonagh at the Rogue Theatre. I didn’t see any of them. They were all shut down by the coronavirus pandemic. Things are getting better now, we hope. The vaccine has arrived and this miracle drug just may bring us back to life—eventually.