News about nonprofits, arts, culture and community events.
"Steal This Story, Please!," a documentary following Democracy Now co-founder Amy Goodman through three decades of independent journalism, is screening at The Loft Cinema in Tucson through June 18.
More than 40 walkers completed the 23rd annual Migrant Trail Walk, carrying crosses through 75 miles of Sonoran Desert to honor migrants who died crossing the U.S.-Mexico border near Tucson.
Barrio Restoration has opened a new community hub in South Tucson, seven years after founder David Garcia began cleaning up the neighborhood on a bike.
The League of Women Voters of Greater Tucson is hosting a free "Writing for Impact" workshop June 15 at Nanini Library, covering letters to the editor, contacting elected officials and social media advocacy.
Tucson Spellers, a local nonprofit co-founded by two spelling practitioners, is helping nonspeaking individuals with autism communicate using letterboards and keyboards, transforming relationships and reshaping how Southern Arizona understands human potential.
The Fox Tucson Theatre announced a $5 million naming rights deal with Hughes Federal Credit Union on June 4, the largest single gift in the theater's $26.6 million campaign to expand into a full performing arts complex by 2030.
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Three Tucson muralists created "Women Weaving History," a two-story mural on the Ceres building in downtown Tucson commissioned by Rio Nuevo to honor the women who have shaped Southern Arizona's culture across generations.
The Tucson Asian Night Market returned for its third year last month, drawing thousands to Kino Sports Complex for food, performance and a celebration of Asian cultures that has grown well beyond its organizers' expectations.
