Nathan's Famous opens first Arizona location in Tucson
Nathan’s Famous has opened on Tucson’s Fourth Avenue, bringing its iconic New York-style hot dogs, crinkle-cut fries and burgers to a new location near the University of Arizona.
News about nonprofits, arts, culture and community events.
Nathan’s Famous has opened on Tucson’s Fourth Avenue, bringing its iconic New York-style hot dogs, crinkle-cut fries and burgers to a new location near the University of Arizona.
The Tucson Japanese Festival celebrates its 10th year March 21 with Japanese food, cultural performances, martial arts and taiko drumming at the Tucson Chinese Cultural Center.
Protesters and Arizona lawmakers gathered outside a shuttered Marana facility opposing federal plans to reopen it as an immigration detention center.
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.
Community members gathered for a panel on workers' rights and a downtown march to mark International Women's Day, addressing issues from workplace heat protections to U.S. military policy abroad.
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.