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Welcome to September Neighbors!
This is when things start to gear up following post-summer heat and ahead of the holiday season. Prime time! We have so many special events happening this month and into October. We could fill every page with food festivals, grape stomping, group hikes in the Catalinas, and bike races near the border. Don't miss our curated calen dar of events. Something for everyone! In addition to festivals and a surge of great live entertainment, this month also is a great time for trying something new. Read up on a brand new recipe for delicious steak fajitas. What's more, we're excited to highlight the Angel Heart Pajama Project and all the good those folks do. We also meet a great local artist who works with clay and fine metal to capture her visions. Don't miss the latest fashion trends straight out of...Tucson. Urban street styles are coming on strong. Also coming back to life is the University of Arizona. We share fun ways to have a perfect day in Wildcat Country. You might be surprised to learn about a host of new venues around campus. And the timing is good. After all, we have seven home games this year starting with Mississippi State on Sept. 10 and ending with our miserable neighbors from Arizona State on Nov. 25. Get out and have a blast. You've earned it!
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inside the issue The Style Issue SEPTEMBER 2022 ON THE COVER DEPARTMENTS 6 Lifestyle Letter 10 City Scene 14 Local Experiences 18 Culinary Creations FOOD + BEVERAGE 24 Inspired By STYLE + BEAUTY 32 Fashion Forward LIFE + CULTURE 38 Must See LOCAL SERVICES 44 Travel Journal TRAVEL 47 Realty Report REALTY 48 Events 32 2418 FEATURED 18 Margarita Steak Fajitas Celebrating Mexican Fiestas Patrias 24 Black Broccoli Black Broccoli is Nick Arcade's clothing line. He upcycles materials. “Limitation forces innovation”. 32 Petra Clay and Metal Spun molten metal creates intricate pieces of art that reflect natures delicate treasures 44 Experience Scottsdale This sprawling luxury hotspot in the stunning Sonoran Desert is total vacation inspiration James Martin, Jr. captures some of the new urban streetwear coming from Tucson! 44 8
1: Definitely don't miss out on the fun...stomping grapes for the 2022 season. 2: And for some, feeling the grapes gush through toes brought unique sensations. And laughs. 3: And, of course, the fruit of the vines flows freely. 4: The gents enjoying HarvestFest at Sonoita Vineyards in late July. 5: Wine fans grab a bottle or three inside the winery's giant production facility. 6: Gathering around the barrels! 7: And giant tanks filled with wine in production. Photos courtesy of KC Rego Where neighbors can see and be seen.
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8 1011129 1314 8: The Triangle Ranch in Dragoon kicked up the spice with their annual garlic festival. 9: Head east to Apple Annie's near Willcox for sweet corn and peaches! 10: Don't snooze on this year's bumper crop of peaches at Apple Annie's. 11: One of our mighty Wounded Warriors bring ing home some original art, garlic-style!! 12: Sharp knives and just the right heat made savory dishes for all! 13: Some of this fresh harvest might actually make it home before being eaten. 14: A summer afternoon looking across the Sonoita grasslands. Want to be seen in the magazine? Tag your Instagram photos with @catalinafoothillslifestyle THE TRIANGLE RANCH CHARLIE WEISEL CHARLIE WEISEL CHARLIE WEISEL THE TRIANGLE RANCH THE TRIANGLE RANCH KC REGO 11| CITYLIFESTYLE.COM/CATALINAFOOTHILLSSEPTEMBER 2022
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THE MONICA: Enjoy spectacular mimosas and other thirst-quenchers! Hydrate people...you are in the desert. And, of course, more excellent local food! Including Focaccia French Toast. 40 E Congress St Tucson, AZ 85701, Tucson, AZ.
Bear Down Catalina Foothills! It's Fall, though it might not feel like it yet. We come to you, dear readers, with a few ideas and updates to help you enjoy a Perfect Day in Wildcat Country! We start you off in downtown Tucson with lots of parking. Jump on the light rail and enjoy good eats and drinks at stops along the way. And then back at the end of your day. Make it a Perfect Day in Wildcat Country!
TIME MARKET: Time Market has evolved into a wonderful neighborhood market. Charcuterie, wine, exceptional pastries, and super-delicious sand wiches! Bonus: located right by a stop of the light rail! 444 E. University Blvd., Tucson, AZ.
THE GRADUATE HOTEL: The Graduate Hotel is a block north of Gentle Ben's. A fantastic rooftop bar and pool as well as great food and drinks. Serious nachos! 930 E. Second Street, Tucson, AZ.
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NOOK DOWNTOWN: Nook is a comfortable and art-centric place for a great morning feed. Don't miss the Godfather Benedict or the Honey Chipolte Carnitas Benedict! And scones! 1 E Congress Ste 102, Tucson, AZ.
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Margarita Steak Fajitas
CELEBRATING MEXICAN
During Mexico’s Fiestas Patrias--or National Holiday Celebrations-- the Mexican people celebrate their national pride, independence and culture. On September 16, 1810, Father Miguel Hidalgo gave his famous “Grito”-- or “shout out”-- to his parish in the small town of Dolores, Mexico, speaking against Spanish colonial rule. It is a very important part of Mexico’s history, as is their fabulous food! Mexican cooking had its beginnings in the culture of the Aztec and Mayan peo ple whose diets were based on corn and beans. In fact, corn was so revered that it was used in ceremonial worship of the Aztec goddess of fertility. As early as the 16th Century, the con quistadores introduced cows, sheep, rice and spices to Mexico. Later, the French, Austrians and other Europeans visiting the New World would leave their imprint on its culture and its food sup ply. Today, Mexican cuisine reflects all of these influences, contrasting simple and sophisticated dishes, blending the new with the old. FIESTAS PATRIAS
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MARINADE INGREDIENTS • 1/4 cup lime juice • 1/4 cup lemon juice • 1/4 cup beer or tequila • 2 tbsp garlic • 1 tbsp salt • 1 tbsp sugar • 1 tbsp chili powder • 1 tbsp canola oil FAJITAS INGREDIENTS • 1 lb. Top sirloin cut into thin strips • 1 cup thinly sliced red and yellow bell peppers • 1 cup thinly sliced onions • 1 tsp. liquid smoke • 4 tortillas • 1/2 cup guacamole • 1/2 cup salsa • 1/2 cup sour cream 1.DIRECTIONSCombinethe ingredients for the mari nade mixing well. 2. Cover beef strips with the marinade, turning to coat well. 3. Cover and refrigerate for at least 2 hours. 4. Heat up oil in a pan at medium-high heat and sauté the beef strips (reserve the mar inade). Do not overcook. 5. Add the liquid smoke. 6. Remove beef from the pan and repeat with onions and peppers. 7. Finally, bring the beef back to the pan and mix all together with the marinade. 8. Serve with guacamole, salsa, tortillas and sour cream. ARTICLE BY SYBIL VELARDE STEAKMARGARITAFAJITAS CONTINUED > 19| CITYLIFESTYLE.COM/CATALINAFOOTHILLSSEPTEMBER 2022
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Black Broccoli
ARTICLE BY ANNA MAYNARD | PHOTOGRAPHY BY JAMES MARTIN JR.
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In the wise words of Nick Arcade (@_blackbroccoli_), “limitation forces innovation”. Establishing his clothing brand, Black Broccoli, around this principle, Arcade creates upcycled pieces that represent his resilience and honor his culture. Completely self-taught, his talents have catapulted him into opening his storefront on Fourth Avenue in 2019, where he seeks out inspiration from all places, especially music. Channeling his artistic style through film and music videos, James Martin (@jamesfrom17th) taps into emotion and diverse natural beauty behind the lens of a camera. Connecting with his own emotions through music, describing it as, “a cultural equalizer”, he works to capture those commonalities between vastly different people that music helps to create.
“Most people get their fashion influence from musicians”, co-owner Jake Sullivan remarked. Watching all walks of life pass through the doors of Wooden Tooth Records, the intersection of fashion and music is viewed every day. Records of all genres and from all eras line the walls, guaran teeing that there is something for everyone. This showcasing of diversity is not only evident in the store’s displays, but also in the models themselves.
Through meetings, shopping trips, and hours of planning, the power of music quickly emerged as the overarching theme within each photo’s story. In order to sell the messaging, selecting the perfect location was everything. Wooden Tooth Records, a staple in the music community of Tucson, graciously opened their space to house this creative endeavor.
Meeting by chance at the Black Broccoli store front and further connecting at 'The Cooldown', an event hosted by DeVille, a shared love of music brought these three creative forces together.
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Tommy DeVille (@ogtommyd) is a self-pro claimed wearer of many hats. Sharing his talents in many mediums from running his own clothing brand, to working as a stylist, and, of course, as, “a certified forklift driver”, DeVille is a well-con nected pillar of the artistic community. A musician himself, he believes that, “all arts have a home with each other” and has big dreams to establish a loca tion in Tucson that can house the intersectionality of the creative arts, and the artists alongside them.
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INSPIRED BY | STYLE + BEAUTY Nikki Housler (@mommakity), Mya Suter (@myaelizabethaz), and Allure Barcelo (@uhhlore) proudly wore each handcrafted and meticulously styled“Portraitslook. and music are my passion”, Martin explained. From behind the lens of his camera, Martin captures the beauty in his subjects’ differ ences. Each model, handpicked for their representation of uniqueness and beauty, furthered each individual’s personal story of unity through music. For him, diversity is essential behind the camera as well as in front of it. As a photographer, diversity within his network is central to his mis sion. His flow of ideas is stimulated by surrounding himself with people hailing from different backgrounds and worldviews, and the collection shown is evident of the power that a diverse range of perspective has. Arcade’s vision for Black Broccoli’s fall collection centers around his own unique perspective on fashion. Describing the branding of Black Broccoli as, “a celebration of [his] culture and an ode to things the [he] hold[s] dear”, the collection of nine looks produced is a testament to his drive to give a piece of himself, and a piece that is unapologetically himself, to the public. Transcending above the fast-paced trend cycles and focusing on creating clothing that can work in any era, Arcade’s creativity flows through “trends” that he believes will always have a place in modern fashion.
As fall quickly approaches, both Arcade and DeVille foresee a resur gence of the urban, streetwear aesthetic that ruled the 90’s. The Black Broccoli fall collection flawlessly captures not only the rise of a new fall trend, but the beauty in reclaiming things that others would have simply cast off. For Arcade and DeVille, upcycling is not just a sustainable trend, but a necessity in their upbringing.
putting in long hours of work in their respective fields, their creative mark has been placed within the Tucson community. Their passion and drive to achieve high goals takes them in new and exciting directions, with a powerful soundtrack to match. The marriage of fashion and music, and the sense of togetherness those creative outlets provide people shines through each image displayed.
Martin hopes, “When a 20 year old photographer in 2052 decides to do a shoot that revolves around music in the 2020’s I want to be someone that can inspire them. And to do that, I guess I’ll just keep taking pictures.”
“I’ve always found beauty in the things dis carded”, DeVille explained. Growing up shopping at thrift stores with his mother, he cites her as a major stylistic inspiration. Arcade shared a simi lar sentiment, describing how he began his jour ney as a designer through the means that he had: taking apart clothing he found at thrift stores and reworking pieces that others would view as waste into items people will keep in their closet for years to come. Leaving a legacy, in one way or another, is central to Arcade, DeVille, and Martin. Through each per son’s unique journeys of overcoming adversity and
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ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANNA MAYNARDPETRA CLAY AND METAL This silver necklace started as an agave seed pod! FASHION FORWARD | LIFE + CULTURE32
Juarez stands holding one of her creations, a gorgeous bowl.
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Petra Juarez finds her artistic inspiration in the smallest of objects. While hiking, she stops to pick up a seed pod on the trail. Where one person may see just a seed pod, Juarez sees her next base for creation. Carrying on a skill set passed down to her from her husband’s grandmother, that little seed pod will be cast in metal and trans formed into a one-of-a-kind piece of jewelry. Traveling down a one-way dirt road, Juarez’s studio blends into the natural beauty of the desert. Every inch of the space is reminiscent of the natural beauty just outside its walls, and her creations carry on the organic quality of the sur rounding area. Pottery and jewelry are lovingly displayed for her buyers, with no two pieces looking alike.
“I’ve always done beading and upcycling and things like that.” Juarez explains. Her passion for creativity extended through her childhood, and Juarez’s talent in a variety of mediums is evident throughout her space. Over 20 years of pottery experience have honed her ability, with five of those years dedicated to working full-time through her art. Juarez channels natural imperfections in cre ating her work, saying, “It’s important to me that everything looks handmade.” Her connection to an organic aesthetic is evident in each item, and is especially prevalent in her seed pod jewelry. Her process, called lost wax casting, was taught to her by her husband’s grandmother, and accomplished jeweler, Lynne Tiemeier. With over 55 years of experience, Tiemeier gave her casting equipment to Juarez following her battle with Parkinson's. Each time the equipment is used, Juarez continues the tradition of Tiemeier's work by channeling her unique influence. Passed down from her husband’s grandmother, Juarez keeps the practice of metal casting jewelry alive through this equipment.
Channeling the design elements of pre-colonial Hispanic pottery, her clay creations share the same organic beauty found in her seed pod jewelry. The same care and hand made qualities are present in each medium Juarez works in. Juarez’s pieces can be found on her Instagram page (@ petraclayandmetal) and information on how to shop is located on her website. Buyers are welcomed into her stu dio space by booking an appointment, and are then free to look at each special piece. Her work is also available for pur chase at a number of local businesses and nurseries, such as Arizona Poppy and Ponderosa Cactus.
Looking towards the future, Juarez’s work will be featured in Shirt Shop Mercantile, a combination restaurant and retail store set to open soon in downtown Tucson.
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Lost wax casting is a labor of love, both in its process and by working with such delicate materials. A seed pod is coated in wax and plaster to make a mold, which is then fired in a jewelry kiln. Once the seed pod burns out and the negative space remains, the mold is placed into a centrifu gal caster and the liquid silver is poured in. After "pickling", cleaning, and buffing the creation, the silver cast of the seed pod remains, with each small detail perfectly visible.
According to Juarez, the imperfections of her work create interest, and she strives to make irregularity beautiful.
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“I think nature does it best,” Juarez remarked, carefully laying out different seed pods and their matching neck laces. Even the pieces that came from the same species of plant look vastly different, showcasing their natural beauty.
Juarez’s collection of seed pods can be found in a set of drawers on her desk, waiting to be turned into beautiful jewelry.
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Juarez employs techniques such as wood and soda firing to create one of a kind pottery pieces.
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MUST SEE | LOCAL SERVICES ANGEL HEART PAJAMA PROJECT ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANNA MAYNARD You can find a wide selection of books for all ages alongside information about Angel Heart Pajama Project inside every Little Free Library! 38
Dr. Stacie Emert, board president, straightens up the Little Free Library located at Wakefield Middle School.
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After Lopez’s passing in 2016, her legacy is car ried on by her daughters, a dedicated board, and leagues of all-ages volunteers. Occupying two rooms at Wakefield Middle School, the space is piled high with pajamas in all sizes and books for all ages. The hands-on operation is in the incredibly capable hands of Dr. Patti Lopez and Dr. Stacie Emert, folding paja mas as the conversation flowed. Both women hail from long and esteemed careers in the educational field, and recognize the importance of placing books into the hands of children. Dr. Emert, the board president, explained that in unstable situations, the children are incredibly limited in what they can take with them, sometimes having no chance to pack at all. Giving them some thing that is expressly theirs, Dr. Lopez added, allows them to feel a sense of ownership and stability amid an unstable environment. Since a book is small and easily transportable, Dr. Emert remarked that, “it can go with them wherever they have to go”. With this
Graciela Lopez understood the power that a cozy pair of pajamas and a good book holds. Escaping Cuba to chase the American dream with her two daughters, she ensured that her children were never without those objects. She believed in the impor tance of access to pajamas and books so much that she worked tirelessly to provide them for any child who may be without them. In 2013, her and her two daughters founded the Angel Heart Pajama Project to pay this belief forward. Working with organizations from Tucson to Yuma and practically everywhere in between, the Angel Heart Pajama Project has provided between 37,000 and 38,000 care packages of pajamas, books, and “cuddle pillows” to children in need. Between 25 emergency closets and groups such as the Marana Food Bank and the Tucson Police Department, the care packages are distributed through their individual programs, providing comfort and support for children at a hyper-local level.
philosophy in mind, both women ensure that there is absolutely no shortage of books for all ages and reading levels. Through receiving donations from the community and supplementing through well-deserved grants, there is an abundance of support from a wide variety of avenues.
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One such avenue came from someone not even involved with the Angel Heart Pajama Project! This story is shared with permission, however, names are not given in order to protect privacy. Dr. Lopez shared how their impact reached a member of the community, leading to them being unknowingly entered, and winning, a community service grant competition held by GEICO. The person who entered them, a GEICO employee, felt a deep connection with their mission due to their own childhood experiences and was inspired to help in their own unique way. The mission extends beyond just the children the Angel Heart Pajama Project serves, but within the area as well.
Dr. Lopez, the executive director, described, “a tre mendous spirit of community” that the organization has found through their service. From a club at Catalina Foothills High School arranging book and pajama drives, to sponsored “Little Free Libraries” that are meticulously taken care of by volunteers, the Tucson community has embraced the mission of the Angel Heart Pajama Project with open arms and open hearts.
The Angel Heart Pajama Project is currently accept ing donations of books and pajamas for children and young adults, spanning from birth to age 22. They are seeking volunteers to help sew cuddle pillows, and are looking to gift a brand new "Little Free Library" to a member of the community. For more information on volunteering opportunities and upcoming events, they can be found online and on Facebook at Angel Heart Pajama Project.
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Each care package sent out by the Angel Heart Pajama Project includes pajamas, age-appropriate books, and a handmade "cuddle pillow". Residing at Wakefield Mid dle School, the storage shelves at Angel Heart Pajama Project overflow with generous donations.
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NEIGHBORHOOD ORIGINAL PRICE SOLD PRICE %SOLD/ORIG DOM BDRMS BATHS The Foothills $1,085,000 $1,250,000 114% 31 4 4 La Paloma $1,100,000 $1,050,000 95% 47 4 3 Ventana Ridge $900,000 $970,000 107% 31 4 3 Hacienda Del Joven $925,000 $900,000 97% 36 4 4 Coronado Foothills Estates $795,000 $875,000 106% 63 3 2 Skyline Country Club Estates $895,000 $835,000 93% 39 3 3 La Paloma $760,000 $806,500 106% 28 3 3 Cimarron Foothills Estates $799,000 $790,000 99% 27 3 3 Vista Ciudad $795,000 $770,000 97% 32 4 3 Bonita Ridge $729,000 $750,000 103% 35 3 3 River Hills Estates $765,000 $725,000 95% 44 3 3 The Ridge at Ventana Canyon $750,000 $700,000 93% 23 2 3 Sabino Mountain $595,000 $625,000 105% 50 3 3 Serenidad $615,000 $637,000 103% 45 3 2 This data is a sampling of sold properties from August 2022. Source: IRES MLS system. realty report A sample of recently sold properties in Catalina Foothills. SEPTEMBER 2022 realty report NEIGHBORHOOD LIS T P D OM BD RMS BATHS Sunrise Presid io Village $695,0 4 2 3 2 Ironwood Hills $775,0 43 4 4 Sneller Hills $730,0 27 3 2 D ove Mountain II $725,000 $725,000 100% 47 2 3 Starr Pass Canyon View $700,000 $720,000 103% 58 5 3 A sample of recently sold properties. 11497 N. Verch Way 4 BD | 3 BA | Pool | 2,570 SF $800,000 250 W. Azmataz Rd. 5 BR | 2 BA | Pool | 1,868 SF $500,000 realty report NEIGHBORHOOD LIS T PRICE S OLD PRICE %S OLD / LIS T D OM BD RMS BATHS Sunrise Presid io Village $695,000 $926,000 1 3 3 % 4 2 3 2 Ironwood Hills $775,000 $854,000 110% 43 4 4 Sneller Hills $730,000 $770,000 105% 27 3 2 D ove Mountain II $725,000 $725,000 100% 47 2 3 Starr Pass Canyon View $700,000 $720,000 103% 58 5 3 Ranc ho Vistoso $600,000 $625,000 104% 32 3 3 Ranc ho Valley Vista $615,000 $612,000 100% 82 3 2 Villages at Silverhawke $549,000 $535,000 97% 321 3 3 Kac hina Hill $539,000 $532,000 99% 19 2 2 Pontatoc Canyon $595,000 $530,000 89% 32 3 3 Continental Ranc h $550,000 $525,000 95% 58 5 3 Edgar Heights $525,000 $525,000 0% 33 3 2 Eagle Crest Ranc h $525,000 $525,000 0% 88 2 2 Sun City Vistoso $519,000 $519,000 0% 53 2 2 Willow Vista $500,000 $510,000 102% 48 4 3 Ranc ho del Cerro $525,000 $510,000 97% 27 3 2 AUGUST A sample of recently sold properties. This data is a sampling of sold properties from June 2022. Source: IRES MLS system. J U L Y 2 0 2 2 | C I T Y L I F E S T Y L E C O M / C A T A L I N A F O O T H I L L S 35 J U L Y 2 0 2 2 | C I T Y L I F E S T Y L E C O M / C A T A L I N A F O O T H I L L S 35 11497N.VerchWay 4BD|3BA|Pool|2,570SF $800,000 250W.AzmatazRd. 5BR|2BA|Pool|1,868SF $500,000 realtyreport ECSDLOPECIRS%OS 0$0,629001 00,458$001 SrellenslliH37$00,00077$0,0001%57232 DevoniatnuoMII0,527$000,527$00010%7423 SrratssaPnoynaCweiV07$00,00027$0,00013%8553 RcnaohosotsiV06$00,000,526$0001%43233 RcnaohyellaVatsiV0,516$000,216$00010%2832 segalliVtaSwahrevliek0,945$0035$0,500%7931233 caKanihlliH35$0,90035$0,200%999122 cotatnoPnoynaC0,595$0035$00,00%983233 latnenitnoCRcnah055$0,000,525$00%598553 ragdEsthgieH0,525$000,525$000%3332 elgaEtserCRcnah0,525$000,525$000%8822 SnuytiCosotsiV0,915$000,915$000%3522 wolliWatsiV05$00,00015$0,0001%28443 RcnaohledorreC0,525$00015$0,00%797232 AUGUST Asampleofrecentlysoldproperties. ThisdataisasamplingofsoldpropertiesfromJune2022.Source:IRESMLSsystem. 11938 W Rocky Cove Drive 4 BR | 3 BA | 2,885 SF $520,000 9836 N Havenwood Way 4 BR | 3 BA | 3,185 SF $550,000 47| CITYLIFESTYLE.COM/CATALINAFOOTHILLSSEPTEMBER 2022
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Through October 15, times vary. Some stories have to be sung. Arizona Theatre Company in association with Danielle Tarento presents “The Lion,” a heartwarming and powerful one-man folk musical. Max Alex ander-Taylor stars as Ben with a supporting cast of six guitars. This mesmerizing true story of survival and redemption reminds us that great things can come from challenging times.
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Blues in Bisbee
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Mount Lemmon Ski Valley Oktoberfest
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The race will be held entirely within Texas Canyon on the Amerind Foundation property 60 miles east of Tucson. You will experience mountain biking at its best on a course that takes you on one or two 7.9mile loops through spectacular Texas Canyon, an area only open to the public on race day. Helmets are required. Sorry, no dogs.
Enjoy German beer, authentic Oktoberfest food, live traditional German-style music, dancing on the large outdoor dance floor, children's games, and beautiful views with fall colors at Mt. Lemmon Ski Valley in the Santa Catalinas. Weekends through October 9.
Symphony favorite Anne Akiko Meyers returns to play Arturo Márquez’s Fandango concerto for violin, writ ten especially for her and premiered in 2021 by the Los Angeles Philharmonic. José Luis Gomez continues his exploration of the late Tucson composer Robert Muczynski, and the program concludes with Tchaikovsky’s beloved Symphony No. 5. Also on Sunday at 2 p.m.
Arizona Theater Company: The Lion
Tucson Symphony Orchestra: Fandango Fabuloso
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A curated selection of the most intriguing upcoming events in our area.
Jefferson Starships, Mother of the Sun Tour
12:00 PM
FOX TUCSON THEATRE |
Texas Canyon Mountain Bike Race
AMERIND FOUNDATION, DRAGOON, AZ | 6:30 AM
The 4th Annual Blues in Bisbee festival will be an in-person experience this year, featuring local bands and headlining acts from noon to 10 p.m. It's not simply a blues concert, it is a day full of Bisbee fun and adventure!
Los Tigres del Norte
7:30 PM
Originally founded in Mocorito, Sinaloa, Mexico, with sales of 60 million albums, the band is one of the most recognized groups across the borderlands.
TEMPLE OF MUSIC ART | 12:00 AM
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AVA AMPHITHEATER | 7:00 PM
When founding member Paul Kantner formed Jefferson Starship in the ’70s, he envisioned the band as a cast of musical adventurers, contributing to his epic concept albums and eventual deep catalog of rock classics. He couldn’t have imagined that the band would become the road-conquering heroes they’ve been for years.
TUCSON CONVENTION CENTER ARENA | 2:00 PM
Bonnie Raitt "Just Like That" Tour 2022
True Concord Voices & Orchestra presents a musical & visual exploration of the Solar System. Timothy Tak ach, composer and True Concord vocalist, has created Helios, an epic vocal work named after the Sun God. A musical exploration of the solar system. Also Oct. 2 at 3 p.m.
Lewis Black, Off The Rails FOX TUCSON THEATRE | 8:00 PM
Find a non-profit or team to ride for and learn more about El Tour. Non-profits will be set up at both the Ril lito Park Race Track and along the Loop.
A play date for adults! Come celebrate our 12th annual evening of play. This is an all-inclusive event where you’ll enjoy food, drinks, and fun at Children’s Museum Tucson. Don’t miss your chance to play like a kid!
CHILDREN'S MUSEUM TUCSON | 6:30 PM
Arizona Coyotes vs. Anaheim Ducks
RILLITO PARK AT THE RACE TRACK | 7:00 AM
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Out Of This World - Helios
TUCSON CONVENTION CENTER | 10:00 AM
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Cyclists can ride the Loop and then go station-to-station meeting El Tour nonprofit partners and sponsors.
Through Sunday, Oct. 2. The Tucson Convention Center hosts the Southern Arizona Home Builders Associa tion, showing the very latest in home-improvement trends, remodeling ideas, and outdoor-living ideas with over 300 exhibitors showcasing new products, services and ideas for making your home more comfortable, more energy efficient, and more up-to-date.
Looking to enjoy a night of laughs? Look no further! Lewis Black, the world-renowned comedian with sass, is performing in our own backyard. Get your tickets now!
7:30 PM
LINDA RONSTADT MUSIC HALL | 8:00 PM
El Tour de Tucson Loop-de-Loop
Bonnie Raitt brings her “Just Like That…” tour to Linda Ronstadt Music Hall and will be joined by members of her longtime touring band, along with special guest Marc Cohn. Evening of Play
National Hockey League action in Tucson! The Arizona Coyotes ice hockey team will host the Anaheim Ducks in a preseason game at the Tucson Arena. The Arizona Coyotes are a professional ice hockey team based in the Phoenix metropolitan area.
SAHBA Fall Home & Garden Show
Tucson Reptile and Amphibian Show
PATAGONIA TOWN PARK | 9:00 AM
Tucson Symphony Orchestra: The Four Seasons, Reimagined CATALINA FOOTHILLS HIGH SCHOOL | 7:30 PM
From Tudor Queens to Pop Princesses, the SIX wives of Henry VIII take the mic to remix five hundred years of historical heartbreak into an exuberant celebration of 21st-century girl power! This new original musical is a global sensation that everyone is losing their head over. Recurring daily through October 16th.
Film Fest
Willcox Wine Country Fall Festival RAILROAD PARK IN WILLCOX | 6:00 PM
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This unique and homegrown Tucson film festival is made for those passionate about movies. Programming includes both short and feature-length narrative and documentary films that have been selected for their quality, timeliness, and subject matter. Runs through October 15.
The Masterworks season opens with the most famous of baroque masterpieces, Vivaldi’s The Four Sea sons, recomposed in an electrifying reinterpretation that sounds both familiar and fresh. Hailed “an amazing talent,” the brilliant young Spanish violinist Francisco Fullana is the soloist as the 2022–23 sea son TSO Artist in Residence.
Featuring 16 of Arizona’s best wineries along with more than 30 non-winery vendors including fine arts, arti san foods, vintage vendors, and non-stop entertainment plus food trucks. Runs through October 16. Get in touch by heading over to our landing page to connect: CityLifestyle.com/CatalinaFoothills
More than 30 years ago the town of Patagonia held its first fall festival to showcase extraordinary talent and artistry against the beautiful backdrop of their community, nestled at over 4,000 feet in the mountains of Southeast Arizona. The weekend-long festival attracts more than 20,000 visitors to Patagonia’s lovely tree-shaded park in the center of town.
TUCSON EXPO CENTER | 9:30 AM
Alligators, crocodiles, cobras, mambas, Gabon vipers, poison dart frogs, monitor lizards, giant tortoises, and pythons are just a few of the exotic creatures that will be on display and for sale at the 19th annual Tucson Reptile and Amphibian Show & Sale. Also on Sunday starting at 10 a.m.
Tucson Meet Yourself DOWNTOWN, VARIOUS LOCATIONS | 12:00 AM
The 49th Annual Tucson Meet Yourself (TMY) Folklife Festival will return to its traditional downtown location this year. Upholding the spirit of festivals past, all programs highlight the uniqueness of the TMY experience and long-lasting relationships with community tradition holders. Enjoy authentic home-cooked food from more than 30 different cultural communities. Continues all weekend.
Sky Island Artisan Market
Tucson SCOTTISH RITE CARHEDRAL AND FOX THEATRE TUCSON | 12:00 AM
Broadway in Tucson: Six The Musical CENTENNIAL HALL | 7:30 PM
The Wallflowers10/11 50+ SHOWS ON SALE NOW! Clint Black10/9 Lewis Black Off the Rails 9/30 FOX TUCSON THEATRE THE PLACE TO BE • THE ARTISTS TO SEE Graham 10/18Nash Mavis Staples12/11 Gordon Lightfoot 12/5 Elvin Bishop & CharlieFOXTUCSON.COMMusselwhite9/28BrianRegan11/20TheFabFour: The Ultimate Tribute 10/21 DON’T MISS AMAZING NEW SHOWS ANNOUNCING 9/9 Altan: FromtoDonegalTucson11/19
