
Tucson nonprofits win over $230K in prizes at SVP Fast Pitch event
Eight Tucson nonprofits earned more than $230,000 in funding during Social Venture Partners Tucson’s Fast Pitch event, showcasing innovative programs and community impact.
Eight Tucson nonprofits earned more than $230,000 in funding during Social Venture Partners Tucson’s Fast Pitch event, showcasing innovative programs and community impact.
University of Arizona students and Tucson organizations are raising awareness and providing support for survivors during Sexual Assault Awareness Month.
Marana is hosting guided ethnobotany hikes in the Tortolita Mountains, where participants can learn about the traditional uses of native plants for food, medicine, and tools.
Passport is a monthly dance party in Tucson that celebrates global music and community by bringing people together to dance to international beats.
The 40th annual Tucson Folk Festival returns downtown with a record number of performers, family-friendly events, and a celebration of its musical legacy.
During TENWEST Fest, Sun Tran hosted presentations aboard the streetcar to showcase how Tucson’s transit system has boosted business, reduced traffic and transformed the downtown area.
Pima Community College’s Climate Community Day brings together students, nonprofits, and industry experts to foster collaboration and action on sustainability and climate issues.
Zemam's Ethiopian Cuisine, el primer restaurante africano de Tucson, ha prosperado durante más de 30 años, expandiéndose desde un pequeño local hasta convertirse en el centro del Z Street Market.
UA JustArts fellows presented innovative, socially driven projects spanning climate storytelling, body positivity, Indigenous connections, and more.