Passport parties brings global beats and community vibes to midtown
Passport is a monthly dance party in Tucson that celebrates global music and community by bringing people together to dance to international beats.
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Tucson Folk Festival returns downtown with record-breaking lineup
The 40th annual Tucson Folk Festival returns downtown with a record number of performers, family-friendly events, and a celebration of its musical legacy.
On the move: Streetcar sessions highlight transit’s role in Tucson’s growth
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.
PCC’s Climate Community Day unites students and nonprofits
Pima Community College’s Climate Community Day brings together students, nonprofits, and industry experts to foster collaboration and action on sustainability and climate issues.
University of Arizona JustArts fellows drive social change
UA JustArts fellows presented innovative, socially driven projects spanning climate storytelling, body positivity, Indigenous connections, and more.
Zemam's marks 30+ years as Tucson's first African restaurant
Zemam’s Ethiopian Cuisine, Tucson’s first African restaurant, has thrived for over 30 years, expanding from a small eatery into the centerpiece of the Z Street Market.
Regenerative agriculture paving the way for a sustainable future in craft beer
Regenerative agriculture is transforming the craft beer industry by promoting soil health, sustainability, and collaboration between farmers and brewers.
Nogales International Film Festival turns border wall into movie screen
The Nogales International Film Festival, running from April 30 to May 2, will transform the U.S.-Mexico border wall into a movie screen, offering a unique binational cinematic experience with screenings, tributes, and special appearances.
South Tucson program empowers unhoused with landscaping skills
Barrio Keepers, a volunteer program in South Tucson, empowers unhoused individuals by teaching landscaping skills, fostering community pride, and providing a path toward stability through beautification efforts.
