AZPM EVENTRedefining Journalism in the Post-Truth Era
Part Two of 2017's SBS Downtown Lecture Series: Truth and Trust in the Global Scene. Join the UA College of Social and Behavioral Sciences for a series of discussions with national experts who will explore the current state of American truth, trust, and global relations. AZPM will livestream these events.
Master Artist Series: Meet the Artist!
The artist Shelden Nunez-Velarde (Jicarilla Apache) will be giving a pottery making demonstration at the Arizona State Museum from 1-3 pm. Later that day, the artist will be giving a lecture followed by a reception in Chavez Building, room 110, from 6-8 pm.
Master Artist Series: Work with the Artist!
Join us at the Arizona State Museum for our monthly Culture Craft Saturday, featuring Jicarilla Apache artist Shelden Nunez-Velarde! There will be activities for the whole family, as well as work for sale from the artist. 10:30 am - 2:00 pm.
11th Annual Tucson Classics Car Show
11th Annual Tucson Classics Car Show Giving over $1,085,000 to Children's charities! Saturday, October 21, at The Gregory School 3231 N Craycroft Rd, Tucson, AZ 85712. Tickets $5 Each! Go to tucsonclassicscarshow.com For Questions, or call 520-440-4503
Halloween Phantasmagoria - Dr. Stephen Cook, piano
Oracle Piano Society Dr Stephen Cook will perform illusory works incl. Ravel's Gothic masterpiece Gaspard de la nuit. Concert time is 6-8pm, Oracle Center for the Arts, 700 E. Kingston St. Oracle AZ. Advance tickets $30. Students free with I.D. Come dressed for Halloween.
Main Library Poetry Circle
Join us for monthly poetry discussions, led by docents from the UA Poetry Center. The event is free, and no knowledge of poetry is necessary. For October 21, the poetry of U.S. Poet Laureate Juan Felipe Herrera. From 10:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. at the Joel Valdez Main Library.
Raptor Free Flight Opening Day
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum "Raptor Free Flight," is back and better than ever! You can watch as our amazing aerialists soar and swoop in their native desert home: Crested Caracara, Chihuahuan Ravens, Great Horned Owls, Ferruginous Hawks, Red-tailed Hawks, and many more.
“Nuclear Weapons, War and the Environment” Forum
Forum on nuclear weapons, risks of war, environmental impacts of a nuclear attack, nuclear weapons ban negotiations, and community engagement for prevention.
League of Women Voters Voter Education Program - School Vouchers: How Did We Get Here and Where Are We Going?
Chris Kotterman, Arizona School Board Assn, will review the history of vouchers. Rep. Todd Clodfelter will clarify who decides on vouchers. Ricky D. Hernandez, President, Arizona Association of School Business Officers, will review the cost of vouchers in our public schools.
Let It Begin With Me: Building and Strengthening Meaningful Connections with Those You Love
Taking responsibility for our part in clear and healthy communication is a necessary for loving connection. Role-modeling this accountability for our children creates a safe and secure home for all. Come have fun and practice ways to achieve this awareness. Oct 22 & Oct. 29
AZPM EVENTSpecial Preview of "Not Broken"
AZPM invites you to a free preview of our newest documentary, Not Broken, a candid, unflinching, yet hopeful look at the lives of young people facing a spectrum of mental health challenges. A panel discussion will follow. Tickets are free, but require an RSVP. At the Tucson JCC from 6:40-8pm.
Art Sprouts
Fun story time and art making event for families with children ages 2 to 5 years. Adults and their children will explore works of art, move their bodies, read a book, and investigate objects and art materials. Choice-based studio activities extend the learning and fun.
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What the News Doesn't Tell You About Rising Global Conflict
Part Three of 2017's SBS Downtown Lecture Series: Truth and Trust in the Global Scene. Join the UA College of Social and Behavioral Sciences for a series of discussions with national experts who will explore the current state of American truth, trust, and global relations. AZPM will livestream these events.
Stuff the Truck for Survivors of Domestic Abuse
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month! With help from Two Men and A Truck, Emerge! Center Against Domestic Abuse will collect supplies for survivors of domestic abuse on Friday October 27 from 7am-6pm at Rincon Congregational U.C.C. (122 N Craycroft Road).
Raise a Glass for St. Jude
Join us for the inaugural Raise a Glass for St. Jude, featuring fine wine and food pairings from west coast wineries, plus entertainment and dancing. Guests will have the opportunity to bid on live and silent auction items and hear a St. Jude patient story.
To Tell Our Stories: Holocaust Survivors of Southern Arizona
Tucson’s Holocaust Survivors share excerpts from their published book “To Tell Our Stories: Holocaust Survivors of Southern Arizona.” You’ll experience their first-hand accounts of survival during World War II. Dussenberry- River Library 6505 E River Road 1 PM
Flowers for Day of the Dead
Dr. Jacqueline Soule spent five years studying the "flor de muertos" (flower of the dead). Discussion of the plant will include past and current uses as well as how to grow these lovely flowers in our area. At the Joel D. Valdez Main Library from 12:00 p.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Today is the Day! The 500th Anniversary of Luther’s “Ninety-Five Theses Against Indulgences” Panel Discussion
On October 31, 1517, the Augustinian monk and university professor Martin Luther made his “95 Theses Against Indulgences” public. 6:00-8:00 pm University Libraries, Special Collections.
Noche de las Calaveras (Night of the Skulls)
Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum: celebrate the heritage of Dia de los Muertos (Day of the Dead), the Desert Museum is hosting a new event! Dia de los Muertos honors the departed souls of loved ones and this year we will commemorate animals and plants of the Sonoran Desert .
Blessing of the Animals
Trinity Presbyterian Church welcomes Tucson's pets (and their owners) Sunday, Nov 5, from 12:30- 3:30 pm for a blessing of the animals and dedication of our pet-friendly commons area. Food trucks, pet adoption, and guide dog information booths on site. 400 E University Blvd
To Tell Our Stories: Holocaust Survivors of Southern Arizona
Tucson’s Holocaust Survivors share excerpts from their published book “To Tell Our Stories: Holocaust Survivors of Southern Arizona.” You’ll experience their first-hand accounts of survival during World War II.
Art Sprouts
Fun story time and art making event for families with children ages 2 to 5 years. Adults and their children will explore works of art, move their bodies, read a book, and investigate objects and art materials. Choice-based studio activities extend the learning and fun.
GVR Artisan Festival (Green Valley, AZ)
"When: November 10-11 from 9:00 to 4 PM; Where: West Center, Green Valley - exit 63 off I-19 and follow signs; Event: Festival of 100 local artisans who handcraft items in wood, pottery, glass, silver jewelry , fabric arts, books and sculpture. Free admission & parking.
38th Annual Southern Arizona Koi Show
Tucson is home to the 2nd oldest koi show in North America - and it's free! Join us at the Oro Valley Marketplace (Oracle @ Tangerine) to see over 200 beautiful, colorful koi fish. A great family-friendly weekend activity!
Old Town Tubac Historic Adobe Building Tour
Nine of Tubac’s oldest historic buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places will be welcoming visitors for a rare opportunity to tour inside . Docents will share the histories of the buildings and their occupants over hundreds of years.
Health Insurance Assistance
Health insurance coverage is still mandatory. Open enrollment for the Marketplace is only six weeks, from November 1st to December 15th, 2017. Enrollment for Medicaid and KidsCare is year-round. Trained Assisters are available to aid in reviewing your options.
Introduction to Reptiles
The Sonoran Desert is home to over 100 species of reptiles. The class will examine the taxonomy, anatomy, physiology, and behavior of the 3 orders of reptiles found in the region. Held at Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum from 9 a.m. to noon.
Art Sprouts
Fun story time and art making event for families with children ages 2 to 5 years. Adults and their children will explore works of art, move their bodies, read a book, and investigate objects and art materials. Choice-based studio activities extend the learning and fun.
Jinge Bell Rock
Come join us at Live Theatre Workshop every Sunday 11/26-12/17 at 12:30pm to sing, dance, and rock n’ roll along to some of your favorite Christmas songs as you help the cheer squad bring down J.B. Coalson and help Santa get ready for Christmas!
Tucson Girls Chorus Sounds of Winter Concert
Tucson Girls Chorus Sounds of Winter Concert December 10 at 3:30 pm at the Fox Theater Tucson. Choirs featuring singers from grades 2-12 will perfom individually and in ensemble with singers from our River Road location and Engagement choirs. Tickets $8-$18.
The Nutcracker
Ballet Tucson’s award-winning, beloved production is the “must see” event of the holiday season!
