- Issue of
- Mar 24-30, 2016
- Vol. 33, No. 6
Cover Story
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10 Great Things About SXSW
When you listen to music, you burn a certain amount of energy, similar to the calorie. Let's call it a jingle.
News & Opinion
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- The Pleasure Activist
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Pleasure Activist
Strapping Strap-Ons! Part II
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Tucson Salvage
Séances and ghosts, murder and magic
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- Currents Feature
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Donald’s Folly
Grijalva on Trump’s Border Wall: “It’s Never Going To Happen”
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- Currents Feature
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United for the Kids
If elected to Pima County Superintendent of Schools, Michael Gordy, a former Tucson teachers’ union leader wants to bridge gap between school administrations and classrooms
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- Medical MJ
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Marijuana in Sports
Could a Twitter rant lead to research on the benefits of treating CTE with MMJ?
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- Dust Devils
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Dust Devil
Most times, unadorned, thorny-personalitied, she hangs back, friendless, uncared-for, cruddy (almost), compared with her peers.
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- Letters to the Editor
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Letter to the Editor
Hands off AIRBNB
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Editor's Note
Caving and life
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The Skinny
McSally challenger brings out heavy machinery to put pressure on congresswoman over Trump, It’s a lawmaker-eat-dog world out there, A new poll shows tight race between McCain, Kirkpatrick and Most of rotten legislation highlighted in last week’s TW is rolling right along through the state house.
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Police Dispatch
Handwriting is on the car
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Police Dispatch
O-bomb-a?
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T Q&A
Christianna Silva, a UA student is the editor in chief of Tucson’s newest publication, Bottle Magazine.
City Week
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Tucson Pricks
Pop in to Pop-Cycle for the opening ceremony of "Tucson Pricks," a group exhibition featuring illustrations of Arizona's prickly flora
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Go to MOCA (For Free!)
It's the last weekend of March, and you know what that means—MOCA's monthly Free Day.
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Out With the Old and in With the Gently Used
Swap out your old clothes for (new) old ones.
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Learn About the Evolution of Black/Queer Nations
Jafari S. Allen, UA Associate Professor of Anthropology and Miami Initiative on Race, Gender and Sexuality founder, will discuss the development of the translocal black and queer public sphere that began to surface in the 1980s, as well as its political and cultural expression demonstrated in the 1990s.
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Get African Soul Music’s Key Ingredients
Sit back and unwind to the Afro-folk, Afro-Cuban and Afro-Caribbean-inspired tunes of Doc Twang and The Key Ingredients of African Soul .
Cinema
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- Cinema Feature
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Good Screen
Wet Hot American Summer’s Showalter wants you to see his latest, Hello, My Name is Doris which opens at the Loft
Music
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- Music Feature
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South By
Tucson bands find their way to annual SXSW conference, officially and unofficially
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- Music Feature
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Learning Curve: TEEN
TEEN spends time to figure themselves out on new album
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- » Cover Story - Music Feature
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10 Great Things About SXSW
When you listen to music, you burn a certain amount of energy, similar to the calorie. Let's call it a jingle.
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- Live
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B-Sides: Matt Baquet
BODY BLOW
Arts & Culture
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- Arts: Feature
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Abstraction and Reality
Two solo shows at MOCA examine art styles that are polar opposites
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- Arts: Feature
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Home at Last
Through many hurdles, Alliance Performance Center of Tucson opens, offering a new theatre experience
Chow
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- Chow Feature
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Buzz About Town
Noel Patterson quietly runs a Tucson bee-keeping revolution, sponsored by local restaurants, with Dos Manos Apiaries
