Arts: Feature

The Dark Arts

"Woman-Ochre" won't be coming back to Tucson any time soon.

By Margaret Regan May 14, 2020

State of the Arts

As arts organizations are crushed by the COVID-19 epidemic, relief funds are going fast

By Jeff Gardner Apr 16, 2020

The Curtain Falls

Ensuring the health of our theaters during and after COVID-19 closures

By Betsy Labiner, Taming of the Review and Holly Griffith, Taming of the Review Apr 2, 2020

Arts: Stage Left

One doesn’t need to see the Rialto Theatre’s “F U Coronavirus” marquee to know the artistic heart of Tucson has gone silent.

By Jeff Gardner Mar 26, 2020

Art in the Time of Coronavirus

Over the last two weeks, Tucson’s art museums have closed down one by one, their grim announcements syncing with the worsening national news about the coronavirus pandemic. Some galleries have closed as well (see accompanying box for closures).

By Margaret Regan Mar 26, 2020

Arts: What Would Renoir Say?

The impressionist Pierre-Auguste Renoir is famed for painting women in general and bare-bottomed women in particular.

By Margaret Regan Mar 19, 2020

Arts Galore

There's almost too much going on this weekend in the Busy Pueblo.

By Margaret Regan Mar 12, 2020

Hibernian Happenings

Irish season is upon us! There are plenty of ways to celebrate Erin go Bragh. Here are just a few.

By Margaret Regan Mar 5, 2020

Spring Arts 2020

Here in Southern Arizona, we are blessed with an abundance of art, as our Spring Arts Preview reveals. Margaret Regan fills us in on what we’ll find in museums and galleries, as well as previewing what local dance troupes will be bringing to the stage this spring.

By Tucson Weekly Staff Feb 13, 2020

Visual Arts: Foreign Exchange

Artist Papay Solomon was still in his mother’s womb when she fled her native Liberia.

By Margaret Regan Feb 13, 2020

Theater: Modern Times

With the vast majority of plays this spring written after 1980 and many within the last 20 years, the theme is very clearly modern. While it can be a risk to produce newer works, there is also so much to gain. Modern pieces are, well, modern.

By Leigh Moyer Feb 13, 2020

Dance: Taking Steps

The students of UA Dance have a busy schedule this spring. Three concerts are in the works, all of them to be performed at Stevie Eller Dance Theatre on the UA campus. For details and tickets see dance.arizona.edu.

By Margaret Regan Feb 13, 2020

Music: Classical Compendium

Baroque, Bach and Beyond

By Emily Dieckman Feb 13, 2020

Global Glow

With the winter art season in full swing in Tucson, arts lovers have plenty of events and exhibitions.

By Margaret Regan Feb 6, 2020

Dance Trifecta

Midway through the eighth annual Tucson Desert Song Festival—devoted this year entirely to the American voice—Ballet Tucson is stepping up to perform three dances with American roots.

By Margaret Regan Jan 30, 2020

The Range

Fox Theatre programming officially suspended through December

By Jeff Gardner Jul 7, 2020 11:00 am

Critical of critical habitat: Endangered turtle haven abuts border wall

By Cronkite News, Ellie Borst Jun 29, 2020 11:00 am

Cattle damage to Arizona’s Verde River spurs legal action

By Cronkite News, Madison Staten Jun 25, 2020 10:00 am

Staff Pick Members Pick User Submitted
Art Walk Sundays @ Madaras Gallery
- Sundays, 1-4 p.m. Free
- 2 going/interested
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Tour the UA Tree-Ring Research Lab @ The UA Laboratory of Tree-Ring Research
- 1 going/interested
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Arizona State Museum’s Paths of Life: American Indians of the Southwest @ Arizona State Museum
- Ongoing, 10 a.m.-5 p.m. Admission is $5 for all adults. Students and youth under 17 years old are free
- 4 going/interested

User Submitted
Desert Artisans' Gallery Presents "Flights of Fancy" @ Desert Artisans' Gallery
- Tuesdays-Saturdays, 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Continues through Aug. 1 Free
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Artfully Awesome Pop-Up Show & Sale @ La Encantada
- Sat., July 25, 10 a.m.-4 p.m. Free

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