On Saturday, Sept. 26 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m., the community is invited to stop by the Tucson Chinese Cultural Center, at 1288 ...

Reid Park Zoo opens its new 4.5-acre Pathway to Asia expansion Nov. 13, featuring 30 new animal species and the zoo’s first ...

Adelynn Olea, creator of the new mural inside University of Arizona Poetry Center children’s area, Helen South Schaefer ...

Like many artists, Lex Gjurasic said she has always been creative. Her work has gone through many evolutions in her career, ...

That’s the only way Tricia Olvera could describe the pop-up event she held back in July. On a particularly hot afternoon, a line wrapped around Olvera’s house and poured out onto the street. Hundreds ...

From music festivals to summer markets and improv comedy shows, there's so much to do in Tucson this week! Here's our list of over 30 fun events you won't want to miss, August 28-30. New This Week: ...

You don’t have to spend a fortune to have fun! In fact, you don’t have to spend anything! From window shopping at a local market to taking a free yoga class at Park Place Mall, here is a list of ...

The letter came from a proud mother with a simple question: Why had her son — an author interviewed by The New York Times, creator of one of publishing’s fastest-growing fantasy series and a ...

It may not feel like it yet, but with September just around the corner, summer is coming to an end. Unfortunately the change in seasons also means some of our favorite summer programming is wrapping ...

It’s officially September in Tucson! That means pumpkin spice is in the air, temperatures are slowly dropping and SO many fun events are scheduled! From craft nights to dance parties and foodie ...

Back in 2020, Allen Salway walked into Lemongrass for the first time. The small, hidden gem on 344 N. 4th Avenue served up homemade curry and other Nepalese cuisine, gaining a dedicated following ...

The 5,500-square-foot former restaurant on East Speedway was stripped to its four walls when Harold Wong and his business partner, William Cheung, came across it last spring. “It was fully gutted out, ...