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Tucson native Melani "Mele" Martinez returns to the Tucson Festival of Books to discuss "The Molino," a memoir about her family's downtown restaurant and the forces that shaped — and ultimately ended — it.
More than 100 vendors gathered at the Tucson Toy Fair, one of the largest toy conventions in the United States, featuring vintage collectibles, comics and nostalgic favorites.
The University of Arizona's Desert Laboratory is hosting a free book swap at Tumamoc Hill's Boathouse this Friday, March 13, from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. No book required to participate.
Goat Fest is happening Saturday and includes a petting zoo, food, games and workshops while raising funds for Just Communities Arizona’s work building safer neighborhoods.
The Southern Arizona AIDS Foundation will host its annual Out Brunch at Tohono Chul, honoring LGBTQ+ leaders and allies while demonstrating the community's resilience in the face of federal challenges.
Tucson nonprofit Mini Poderosas celebrated its five-year anniversary with a community fashion show Feb. 21, bringing together young girls, mentors and local boutiques to showcase confidence and empowerment.
Tucson romance authors Sarah T. Dubb and Jen DeLuca are heading to the Tucson Festival of Books with new releases, sharing how unexpected paths led them both to the genre they now call home.
Community volunteers in Tucson’s Arroyo Chico neighborhood transformed an overgrown alley into a pollinator garden with native plants, a mural and habitat for bees and butterflies.
Tucson House, the historic 17-story high-rise on Miracle Mile, is undergoing a major renovation, thanks in part to a $50 million federal grant.
