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This exhibit features artwork inspired by cowboys and ranching. It includes black-and-white photography by Louise Serpa, charcoal drawings by Paul VerBurg, paintings by Jean Bohlender and Amy Novelli,
The artwork in this exhibit highlights the similarities and differences between wild dogs (coyotes, etc.) and domestic dogs (Fido!).
This exhibit features over 100 works of Chinese art from the Neolithic period through the Qing Dynasty.
This exhibit features silkscreen prints of iconic people, trends and issues created by Pop art legend Andy Warhol.
Old Tucson Studios will be displaying movie stills dating back 'Arizona' (1939), the first film shot at the Studios.
This traditional Mexican nativity display combines the symbolism of the Spanish Colonial Catholic Church with the simplicity and faith of everyday life in rural Mexico.
Tucson Botanical Gardens will be hosting a live exhibit of tropical butterflies.
Come experience the thrill of free flying birds of prey at the Raptor Free Flight. Raptor Free Flight is a dynamic bird of prey flight demonstration that occurs in the open desert showcasing natural b
'Mussels & Wine' at The Dish [bistro-bar] Tuesday Evening at the Bar / 5:00 til 9:00 PM: $11.50 buys a big bowl of steamed Saffron Mussels; Crispy Bread with four-onion butter; and a
Tucson's 2010 LUNAFEST(R) is a nationally touring film festival that features award-winning short films by, for, and about women.This event is hosted by the Women's Studies Advisory Council
Metahead plays the greatest '80s hard rock tunes.
For the hardiest weed warriors the Wednesday work parties may require hiking in to infested areas and pulling activities on steep slopes. For more information call 615-7855 or eeducation@pima.gov.
This exhibit features artwork inspired by cowboys and ranching. It includes black-and-white photography by Louise Serpa, charcoal drawings by Paul VerBurg, paintings by Jean Bohlender and Amy Novelli,
The artwork in this exhibit highlights the similarities and differences between wild dogs (coyotes, etc.) and domestic dogs (Fido!).
This exhibit features over 100 works of Chinese art from the Neolithic period through the Qing Dynasty.
Old Tucson Studios will be displaying movie stills dating back 'Arizona' (1939), the first film shot at the Studios.
Tucson Botanical Gardens will be hosting a live exhibit of tropical butterflies.
This traditional Mexican nativity display combines the symbolism of the Spanish Colonial Catholic Church with the simplicity and faith of everyday life in rural Mexico.
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