Comment Archives: stories: City Week
Re: “They're Back ...”
Anyone out there been yet? Feed back!! Is it great? Is it worth the money?
My kids want to go and we are thinking of splurging tomorrow and paying for the tickets. Would really like to know if it is worth the cost!
Thanks
Re: “They're Back ...”
AZDAD:
Walking With Dinosaurs @ Tucson Convention Center
Feb. 17-21, 7 p.m., Sat., Feb. 20, 11 a.m., 3 & 7 p.m. and Sun., Feb. 21, 1 & 5 p.m.
Re: “They're Back ...”
This show looks AMAZING! My kids cannot wait! Every morning... are they here today? Are they here today?
Re: “City Week: NYE”
Anyone wanna come over and play UNO instead of going to any of these places? I'll have lemonade and pizza and will wear my snuggie that grandma just got me for chistmas because I am always saying that I am cold and she doesn't like me being cold but if you are cold on new years' eve I will not let you wear it because you should think ahead and know that it will be cold and that you should bring your own snuggie to wear. and bring some weed too.... and I need a new zhu-zhu pet cuz mine scared me and I set it on fire to stop it but it kept on going like that one rabbit from that one commercial where the guy doesn"t ever run out of energy and can even power up a space ship like the one I am on right now that doesn't even need power but uses the surrounding energy it runs in to to in turn propel it faster much in the way that einstein laid out how gravity truly warps the true direction of travel for any particle as it nears a celestial body that has mass..... good night
Re: “Barrio Stories”
hello my name is cecilia I was raise at 287 s meyer by Camberios bakery between Cushing and Mccormick i was wondering if any one still might have pictures of the old barrio espicially of meyer st remember La Conchita on Simpsom and meyer
Re: “Western Revisited”
As a fan of the show, I so wish I could be in Tucson for this event. It still amazes me that it hasn't yet been released on DVD. The show was truly a classic!
Re: “City Week”
Although we believe All Queens Chess Day is Tucson's first tournament/workshop of this specific nature, there have been other chess workshops and events for Tucson girls in the past. These programs, in particular some of the Girls Academies led by former 9 Queens Instructor Jessica Martin, are a fantastic example of Tucson's rich history of scholastic chess.
Re: “City Week”
who is having the Costume Contest ? What is the best Costume Contest in Tucson ?
billfreitag@mac.com
Re: “Celebrate and Share”
Good article, Nathan. Tucson is full of many interesting traditions, cultures and stories about people like florist Josefina.
Re: “Barrio Stories”
HEY...THIS IS MY COUSIN...AND I REMEMBER HIM AS A SHNE BOY...AND AS A PAPER BOY TOO...HE WAS ALWAYS SO PROUD OF WHAT HE DID..BUT MOST OF ALL I REMEMBER HIM AS MY COUSIN JOSE..LOVE YOU CUZ...
JESSIE TORRES
Re: “City Week”
Thanks for the coverage, TW!
Just a little correction - I'm not performing 14 monologues. The play features 14 characters. Some repeat, some we only see once. Some are in dialogue, some are caught mid-action. Some are mute, but the sound is lively. Vicki Brown's soundscape is as big as am I in the piece - it's a collaboration, a duet.
Everybody come experience 'Coming In Hot' and tip a glass with us afterward.
Re: “Young Art”
Brilliant. Well said. Now, go do your homework. That math isn't going to do itself you know!
Dad
Re: “Young Art”
Very nice, Keegan! I can't wait to bring the fam to see your show. I had no idea you were doing so well!
Re: “Young Art”
Wow Keegan! I'm so proud of you! I always knew your talent would be recognized beyond our school! :)
-Mrs. Steeves
Re: “Pick”
Anyone attending this weekly event will be so impressed. I'm now in Kentucky and have missed the event something terribly.
My 2005 stang misses the events also.
Catch me on facebook
Terry Gofforth
Be cool all who gathers there that still remembers "my2005stanggt" from the forums.
Re: “Creole for Creativity”
This is just one more amazing thing that the folks at Hotel Congress have done for the community. We on the OMA Foundation Board of Directors are so delighted to have been chosen as the organization to benefit from this great event.
I had dinner at Maynard's the other night and it was true to the wonderful standards that have been set at the Cup Cafe'. We really enjoyed it.
Thank you, Hotel Congress.
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Re: “Magic Masters”
Since I was 8 years old I’ve been enjoying magic shows like this. Magic is always interesting to every kid. Magicians are not only kids entertainers, but also kids idols. I always think magicians are smart in making new tricks, I just couldn’t have any idea how they made those tricks. And this ‘bill in lemon’ is one of smartest trick I have ever known.
I remember my kids magic birthday party back then, a few months ago, we had invited kids magician Brisbane, and all the children who attended the party were astonished by the tricks.