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'Tis the Season for JAZZ
Thank you for the great article, but I would like to clarity some very important items. TICKETS are $20 adults, $15 students/seniors, children under 12 FREE. You incorrectly stated seniors are free. We would hate to have a crowd of angry seniors at the door. Not the holiday spirit we are looking for. Also the TJI Ellington Big Band did not perform in Chicago this year. They performed in NYC, Fullerton & Monterey CA twice, most recently in the Monterey Jazz Festival.
Tickets are available online: www.TucsonCommunityMusicSchool.com.
Intermission will consist of desserts. Raffle and auctions items will be on display. Every seat at Berger PAC is GREAT. It is located on the campus of the AZ School for the Deaf and Blind.
Questions call Scott Black 971-6694.
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Exotica - Nov 10 @ The Rock - 21+ - Very excited to bring kink/exotic events to Tucson. Going to have a huge show with people from all over southern AZ. A great event to let your kink lose!
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I remember this event. thats why were have decided to do another one. stay tuned
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What's the point of blogging when you type like this. Look above or below depending on your settings, you'll know what I mean. Or, yulle nowe whute aye meene.
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Will the Chinese culture festival be showing how dogs are 'tenderized' in China before being killed for human consumption? Will it demonstrate how dogs in China are skinned alive for both the meat and fur trades? If not, you cam go to the facebook page for 'Trade Of Shame' to see for yourself.
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Great information! I have gone on the night safari and that was very thrilling experience for me, to see the animals in night especially there shinning eyes is very scary.
http://www.hksconsultants.com/
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The Dead Animal Museum gets kids accustomed to seeing stuffed animals killed by sportsmen. This place is despicable. The Safari Club that owns it promotes "canned hunts" and the overseas hunting of endangered species. Perhaps you should mention the "trophy room" at the museum, where the walls are lined by scores of animal heads. Truly a neat spot for children to explore.
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Throughout SAAVI's website, I could find no reference to the Southern Arizona Association for the Visually Impaired. Therefore, we went with SAAVI, period, as the name.
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Are we supposed to know what SAAVY stands for? It is not mentioned anywhere in the article.
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Laughing Liberally sounds positively hilarious! I can't make it this month but I'll be sure to catch it online.
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I did not see any black people at the sock hop, just like a party from the '50's. Wow, I didn't expect the college to make it that authentic.
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Where does Ms Leila Counce currently work at...Ive been trying to locate her for months. I need her services...
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Valdez is coming.........good western but too much violence for progressives.......
Re: “Tucson Weekly's Guide to New Year's Eve 2011”
Is there a New Year's Eve First Night (alcohol-free, multi-venue) event in Tucson this year?
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"How acupuncture works is still the subject of debate."
NO. IF acupuncture works is not even the subject of debate - it does NOT!
Re: “Tucson Weekly's Guide to New Year's Eve 2011”
Ricky,
Here is the link to the information:
http://www.tucsonweekly.com/tucson/new-yea…
Or you can find the listing on page 27 under Special Events in today's print issue.
Re: “Tucson Weekly's Guide to New Year's Eve 2011”
I hear that Murder at Mystery Mansion is having a New Year's Eve party? Do you know where? I do not see it listed.
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when?