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Davis-Monthan Air Force Base

Thunderbirds prep for D-M Open House air show

The Air Force’s elite demonstration team, the Thunderbirds, took to the skies over Davis-Monthan Air Force Base in a practice run for Saturday and Sunday’s events.... Read more»

Streetcar closures won't stop Second Saturdays

Second Saturdays will adjust the locations of several stages and vendors in light of Modern Streetcar Project closures.... Read more»

Winding Road Theatre Ensemble

Don’t be afraid of 'Who’s Afraid of Virginia Woolf'

The play conjured an abusive, raunchy, game-playing, one-upsmanship relationship unlike anything seen on the stage before. These days, however, there’s more sex and relational bitterness in any given episode of “Two and a Half Men.”... Read more»

Spring Fling promises deep-fried carnival fun

The annual Spring Fling starts Thursday at 4 p.m. at Rillito Downs. The carnival promises rides, music, games and deep-fried Twinkies.... Read more»

Electric drag racing powers into Tucson

Tucson Clean Cities has partnered with Bookmans to bring electric vehicle drag racing to Tucson for the first time.... Read more»

Toni Press-Coffman

Local playwright gets back in 'Touch'

Despite its contemporary setting, “Touch” is as old as Greek mythology: boy meets girl – boy loses girl – boy goes through hell to get her back. First premiered 13 years ago in Tucson, the play has gone on to productions in New York, Los Angeles and the prestigious Humana Festival in Louisville.... Read more»

Photos: KXCI benefit a rocking street party

The third annual Calexico and Friends Festival en el Barrio saw a party fill the streets downtown Saturday afternoon to raise money for KXCI, a local non-profit radio station. (with videos)... Read more»

Time is ticking to nominate artists, patrons for Lumies

The nomination period for the annual Lumies Arts and Business Awards closes Thursday, April 12. The awards recognize local artists, organizations, educators and business partners. “It’s an effort to recognize the outstanding artists in the community who are not recognized at the state level.”... Read more»

Narcocorridos

Politicos crack down on Mexico's gangster ballads

As Mexico’s elections near, politicos are tightening the squeeze on “narcocorridos,” the country’s popular odes to drug cartel kingpins.... Read more»

Tucsonans celebrate Cesar Chavez Day

Saturday is César Chávez Day and Tucson will honor the late labor leader and activist with a march and celebration on the city’s South Side.... Read more»

The Fred and Jeff Show

Fred and Jeff: Baile de las Flores raises funds for St. Luke's

Fred and Jeff are joined by Lynne Van Sice and Eileen Starace from St. Luke’s Home.... Read more»

Pima Community College

'Vagina Monologues' reading celebrates Women's History Month

Eve Ensler’s iconic and controversial post-feminist work, based on interviews she conducted, was designed to empower women and raise awareness about the female body. There will be a free staged reading of the play Thursday at PCC’s West Campus.... Read more»

Live Theatre Workshop

'Death and the Maiden' offers ambiguous truth

“Death and the Maiden” by Ariel Dorfman is not a play given to easy or prepackaged answers - by design, it forces us to examine our own ideas of truth and justice.... Read more»

4th Ave. Spring Street Fair kicks off

Artists, musicians, performers and food vendors join merchants of the historic shopping district for the annual 4th Avenue Spring Street Fair.... Read more»

Rockets to soar into desert sky this weekend

The Southern Arizona Rocketry Association is holding their 7th Annual Winter Rocket Launch this weekend which will include several launch events and over 1,000 rockets soaring into the sky.... Read more»

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