Get your cardboard on at the Cardboard Ball

Make a fashion statement by creating your very own cardboard outfit for Saturday night’s ball at the Maker House, 283 N. Stone Ave. in Tucson (SW corner of Stone Ave. and Franklin St., just south of the Stone Ave. underpass). There will be live music, art, beer, cardboard robots, and more. All funds raised help … Read more

Lecture on Tucson’s First Electric Street Railway

Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation Fall History Lecture Wires and Rails: The Story of Tucson’s First Electric Street Railway Thursday September 25th 7:00pm – 9:00pm The Tucson Historic Preservation Foundation is pleased to present its first fall lecture,  “Wires and Rails: The Story of Tucson’s First Electric Street Railway” by Gene Caywood, President and Chief Executive Officer … Read more

Changes in LWVGT statewide candidate forums in October, some cancelled

Posted on our Blog for Arizona image Calendar were 3 LWVGT and AZPM candidate forums for Arizona statewide offices in early October (6, 8, and 9).  As of today, three have been cancelled, the  ones for Attorney General, Superintendent of Public Instruction, and Secretary of State.  Instead, there will now be Conversation with the Candidates … Read more

World premiere of “They Call Me a Hero” play

Daniel Hernandez, Jr.
Daniel Hernandez, Jr., courtesy of  Daniel

WORLD PREMIERE They Call Me A Hero by Guillermo Reyes Based on A Memoir by Daniel Hernandez Directed by Barclay Goldsmith

Production by Borderlands Theater, performed at Zuzi Theater, 738 N. 5th Avenue, Tucson, Arizona,

Based on the memoirs of Daniel Hernandez, the 20 year old intern who saved Congresswoman Gabrielle Gifford’s life and became a national hero, THEY CALL ME A HERO examines the life of an unexpected hero thrown into a whirl-wind of publicity. As his private life becomes public,Daniel’s family and upbringing in South Tucson provides the backbone that empowers him.

SEPTEMBER 25 THROUGH OCTOBER 5.

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