Veterans Day Celebration & Resource Fair
PCC's 13th annual salute to local veterans, with a Quilts of Valor presentation and resource tables. Everyone is welcome.
Howdy, Tucson. The 37th All Souls Procession walks Sunday at 6 pm, with free music, art and the Procession of Little Angels before it.
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Tucson's biggest night of remembrance, ending with the Urn set aflame in the Mercado District. Anyone can walk or watch.
PCC's 13th annual salute to local veterans, with a Quilts of Valor presentation and resource tables. Everyone is welcome.
Gary Paul Nabhan launches his illustrated book on the desert's seldom-seen creatures, real and folkloric.
A weekly open art night. Bring whatever you're working on; no class, no pressure.
Buy jewelry, pottery, basketry and textiles directly from Indigenous artists.
A kid-friendly cactus science talk by a UA grad student, then an art activity with a poet.
The kids' side of All Souls, now in its 20th year: angel wings, face painting, pop-up altars and a procession of their own.
Tucson’s largest year-round farmers market: local produce, ranchers and food vendors. Browsing is free.
Second-Sunday art-making for all ages: donut-box portraits with artist Nicholas Castor.
250+ artists and makers at Rillito Raceway Park (4502 N. 1st Ave.), 10 am–4 pm both days. Free. Details →
UA student composers hear their new works performed live.
A sing-along folk gathering with El SurCo and TucSon Jarocho, plus a Día de los Muertos ofrenda (bring a photo) and a papel picado workshop.
Trombonist Bob McChesney and vocalist Calabria Foti in a "Bebop to Broadway" set.
A 25th-anniversary concert with former members, Ballet Folklórico Quetzalli and Los Hermanos Barrios.
Felíz Torralba sings boleros, tangos and Latin American songs. Ends in time for the procession.
Slacker punk crossed with power pop and emo. Combat and Walter Etc. open.
The guitar duo, with no opening act.
One local business per issue, clearly labeled, in your own 40–60 words. Never a shared slot. (Our own ad. No business sponsored this issue.)
Royal decree pending: all skewers must face the same direction.
At last, someone is getting that poor cactus a drink.
Our official, totally unscientific position: horchata is a food group.
Keep the keepsakes. The crumbs are evidence.
The ideal houseguest: drinks almost nothing, but please don't hug it.
We're lobbying to make Treasureday a real day of the week. (We won't win.)
No idea what it means. We'd still shout it across a parking lot.
A noodle truck named after a round cat. We already have a favorite menu item, and we haven't seen the menu.
Sounds like a candy dating app. We'd swipe right.
A stationery shop called Bugs4Fun. We have questions, and all of them involve googly eyes.
Source: City of Tucson business license file (bld_monthly_2026_09.csv). Home addresses and individual licensees are left out. A license start date isn't a grand opening.