Tucson Fall Events
Tucson is a great place to live and fall’s an even greater time to be there but don’t just spend all your days indoors watching Direct tv Premier package get out and about and enjoy some of the great cultural events going on in the area soon!
Gem and Mineral Show – It doesn’t begin until early 2012 but it’s the biggest of its kind and you’ll find everything from amethyst to canary diamonds. Ogle to your delight and even go Read the rest of this entry »
Local Living: Top Non- Touristy Things to do
Living in the city means you are near many local activities that occur every day. Maybe you are a patron of the arts and enjoy visiting museums to soak up the local culture. Whether gaming or going to the theatre you will find a variety of things to do when you live in the city or are heading into town for a day of fun and excitement.
There are museums for kids of all ages that offer interactive fun as well as Read the rest of this entry »
Where to Get the Best Deals in Tuscan
Tuscan, Arizona is a great area for shopping. With a rich southwest culture there are many markets and fairs where a stopper can get great deals. There are some great markets in the downtown Tuscan area. The markets feature health food, seafood, and many local favorites. The market is famous for homemade breads and tortillas. There is also a place to stop to get coffee and pastries. At the marketplace there are also handmade instruments for sale as well as antiques. Read the rest of this entry »
Experience the Prima Air & Space Museum
If you enjoy aviation and history, the Pima Air and Space Museum is a must-see attraction.
The Pima Air and Space Museum, located in Tucson, Arizona, is one of the world’s largest, privately funded aerospace museums. Since 1991, it has also housed the Arizona Aviation Hall of Fame.
The museum is open daily from 9:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m., and closed Thanksgiving and Christmas Day. It has a reasonable admission price of 13.75 for adults, and 8.00 for children. Children under age 6 can Read the rest of this entry »
Experiencing the Art scene in Tuscan on a Budget
If you are on a budget you can still experience Tuscon’s art scene. Many museums offer special rate and free admission. Your first stop should be the Arizona History Museum. The museum offers visitors a chance to view Arizona in the early years. Visitors will enjoy seeing early businesses in Arizona including police stations, fire departments and barber shops. Admission is free on the first Saturday of each month.
If your looking for art galleries and studios visit downtown Tuscon.Get more information here. http://rakstagemom.wordpress.com/2011/06/19/animal-vegetable-or-mineral/ Downtown Tuscon has over 35 art Read the rest of this entry »
Through a Child’s Eye: Places the Kids Will Love
What is enjoyable, interesting, memorable, educational, fun, depends on the age and interests of the children concerned. A newborn, a week or two old, taken to an outdoor classical concert, may begin a life long love of music while happily ensconced in a baby seat set on a blanket laid out on the grass. Total awareness, no, just emotional responses to the happiness of the crowd, the attention from family, friends and strangers and the music floating in the warm night Read the rest of this entry »
Must See Exhibits at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum
The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is a world-renowned zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden which was founded in 1952. The 21 acres have almost 2 miles of paths. This museum is primarily a walking experience. A large number of on-site art exhibits, classes and other artistic venues are hosted by the Art Institute located on the grounds. The Art Institute’s focus is conservation through art education, with a mission to inspire people to live in harmony with the natural world by fostering love, appreciation and understanding of the Sonoran Desert.
The Read the rest of this entry »