Wikipedia-a-thon

By Natalia Navarro

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Team up with the Museum of Contemporary Art and the UA libraries at the third annual Wikipedia Edit-a-thon. Participants will focus exclusively on entries relating to art and feminism. Event organizers will provide tutorials and reference materials so no experience is necessary. The meet-up will be held Saturday, March 5 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the UA Fine Arts Library in the Fred Fox School of Music, Room 233 (1017 N Olive Road). Come equipped with your laptop and power cord. Visit www.moca-tucson.org for more info.