We Have Something to Say art exhibit at Steinfeld Warehouse

 

“An art exhibit voicing social, political, and environmental
concerns, observations and vision.
October 5 through 7, 2018

Steinfeld Warehouse Art Center
101 West 6th Street
Tucson, AZ

Hosted by We Have Something to Say and Steinfeld Warehouse Community Arts Center

October, 5
Gallery Hours 12 – 9 PM
Opening Reception 6 to 9 pm
Poetry Reading 7 to 7:45 pm
William Pitt Root
Jefferson Carter
Charlotte Lowe

October, 6
Gallery Hours 12 – 9 PM
Presentations 7 to 8 pm
Censorship – David Fitzsimmons
Transgender Issues – Emily Amadhia King
Climate Change – Ken Matesich

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Why a Free Press is Essential to Democracy talk & panel discussion at the Loft Cinema

“WHY A FREE PRESS IS ESSENTIAL TO DEMOCRACY Hosted by Justice Alliance: Indivisible Southern Arizona MONDAY, OCTOBER 1 AT 6:00PM | FREE ADMISSION DOORS WILL OPEN AT 5:30, AND PROFESSOR BAMBAUER’S PRESENTATION WILL BEGIN PROMPTLY AT 6PM. Loft Cinema, 3233 E. Speedway Blvd. Tucson UA Professor Jane Bambauer will open the event with a presentation … Read more

Unscrewed Theater reveals The Big Reveal Grand Opening dates

Unscrewed Theater Announces Grand Opening 2.0!

“After over 4 months of construction and hard work, we are *beyond* excited to announce Unscrewed Theater’s Grand Opening 2.0!  Ta Da!  

Our month-long celebration starts with a two-day party on September 7th & 8th.  An open house with two – count ‘em TWO – ribbon cuttings (Tucson Metro Chamber & GLBT Chamber), loads of raffles, Special Guests Mayor Jonathan Rothschild and Dylan Smith of the Tucson Sentinel, and our own four Improv House Teams. This weekend will hold more fun and funny than Tucson can handle.

The rest of September holds even more special guests and festivities.  So much so that part of the fun spills over until October.

You see these fine folks on our stage!

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Comedy for Charity presents Laugh Till it Hurts!

“Comedy for Charity is proud to presentLaugh ‘til It Hurts, a two hour event of nonstop entertainment featuring seven comedians, two dance troupes, and even a juggler. The event will be on Sunday, April 22, 2018 from 6:00 pm – 8:00 pm at The Fox Theatre.

This special one night event will raise money for violence awareness and prevention.

“This show will be hilarious, and it’s all for a wonderful cause—to make our community a safer place. The mission is to raise a lot of money to help prevent violence and to spread awareness about the problem of violence. We want people to ‘give ‘til it hurts,” shared Suzie Sexton, executive director of Comedy for Charity.

We are also delighted that Mayor Johnathan Rothschild, Liane Hernandez and Alba Jamarillo are Honorary Chairs of the event.

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Join Fitz & Friends at the Whistlestop Depot

The Whistlestop is a former train depot, located west of Stone Ave. and east of Main Ave, on W. 5th Street. Parking is on site or in the neighborhood. Considering what’s been happening at the national and Hollywood levels, it’s time for some comedy, and “Celebration of Life, Love and Recovery.” Tickets at $35  online here (note creative spelling … Read more