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Image: Composer and performer artist in resident Jenny Rogues from St. Louis Missouri, will share the music inspired by her experiences in the Santa Cruz River Valley at Tubac's Lowe House Project Artist Residency December 14 from 2 - 4 pm.

Sharing Music -Sharing the Connection with Jenny Rogues

Courtesy Jennifer Roques
Image: Sculptor Lee Blackwell and painters Karon Leigh and Peter Zimmerman have returned to Tubac and will showcase the work they've created different times and places during Welcome Back to Tubac! opening Dec. 4 from 4 - 6 pm at Tubac's Lowe House Project Artist Residency

Welcome Back to Tubac!— Karon Leigh, Lee Blackwell & Peter Zimmerman

Nancy Valentine
Image: The Rio Compartido/Shared River exhibit features work of creatives from Mexico and US expanding awareness of the bi-national Santa Cruz River.

Rio Compartido/Shared River Exhibit Opening

Robert Fogel Robert Fogel "Ditch Rider" 20" x 24" Steel and Enamel.
Image: The public is invited to the Rio Compartido/Shared River opening reception where participating artists from both sides of the International Border will be present to share perspectives of the Santa Cruz River as expressed through their creative work

Rio Compartido/Shared River Opening Reception
Image: Beyond the Wall puppeteers and puppet making fun are part of the Along the Santa Cruz River...We Live Here! village-wide festival in Tubac Nov. 9th.

Along the Santa Cruz River...We Live Here!

Talya Chalet
Image: Real sunflowers blooming throughout the art colony of Tubac will be the subject for painters during the Van Gogh Sunflower Paintout and Auction fun-raiser on September 28

Van Gogh Sunflower Paintout and Auction

Nancy Valentine
Image: Lowe House Project artist resident Bob Castenga will be sharing his work and his Borderland experiences July 20 5 p.m. 7 p.m. at the Lowe House Project in Old Town Tubac

Borderlands Perspective: Meet the Artist In Resident—Robert Castenga

Bob Castenga
Image: “She’ll die within six years. Forget yourself and learn to be a caregiver.” W.C. Stephenson did just that and tells the bittersweet story in Can't Stop Falling--A Caregiver's Love Story.Poignant and powerful, Stephenson will read from his book on Mother's Day, Sunday May 12 at the Lowe House Project artist residency program in Old Town Tubac.

Can’t Stop Falling—A Caregiver’s Love Story—By Bill Stephenson--Reading and Launch Party

W.C. Stephenson
Image: Experience Experience the liberating and versatile medium of monotype printmaking during this playshop with Tubac Village Artists Association President, Barbara Kuzara at Lowe House Project artist residency in Old Town Tubac.

Printing Without A Press!—Monotype Fun Playshop with Barbara Kuzara

Barbara Kuzara
Image: J.R. Bartlett and the Captive Girl— Reading/Talk & Signing with Nancy Valentine

J.R. Bartlett and the Captive Girl— Reading/Talk & Signing with Nancy Valentine
Image: Make your very own pop-up book during this playshop with folk artist Susan Corl at Lowe House Project artist residency in Old Town Tubac.

Make Pop Up Accordion Books—A Family Fun Playshop With Susan Corl—

Susan Corl
Image: Peg Bowden, writer, musician, and humanitarian aid worker, Betty LaDuke, professor of art emeritus at Southern Oregon University and Isabella Tibbetts, born in Pelileo, Ecuador a water preservation activist will share share their work and thoughts on how art is a voice for social change at a Lowe House Project artist residency presentation on April 26 in Old Town Tubac.

Art: A Voice for Social Justice with Peg Bowden, Betty LaDuke and Isabella Tibbetts

Nancy Valentine
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