Although Tucson's fantastic weather, national parks and forests and desert provide the perfect environment for tons of outdoor recreational activities, this city of half a million people also has its share of history and culture. With a history that goes back much further than many of its southwestern neighbors, Tucson boasts turn-of-the-century architecture, historic neighborhoods, museums and the Mission San Xavier del Bac, a still-functioning 18th-century mission considered one of the most beautiful in the U.S. Mexican and Native American influences are pervasive, and the city has a distinctly Western flavor. There's also a college-town atmosphere, thanks to the University of Arizona, which has its own share of museums and a science center. Whether golfing at a world-class golf resort, horseback riding, hiking in the wilderness, discovering desert flora and fauna at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum or exploring pre-Columbian and other art at the Tucson Art Museum, you'll have a mind-boggling array of things to do.
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Beethoven's Fifth was performed last night to a standing ovation! Tucson is fortunate to have this talented orchestra and our maestro, Jose Luis Gomez.
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Primarily a music venue
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DesertView Performing Arts Center is a State of the Art Theater located in the heart of the beautiful SaddleBrooke Two. For over a decade, DVPAC has been committed to bringing quality entertainment to Tucson and its surrounding areas.
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Laugh, Have Fun and Celebrate at Arizona's ONLY Intimate Illusion Show. Roland Sarlot and Susan Eyed transport you on a beguiling magical journey around the world in their Vaudeville-Inspired Magical Parlour Show limited to just 100 special guests. Sarlot and Eyed have performed as house magicians at the world's top resorts, for Fortune 100 CEOs, to the 200 Most Powerful Women in America, and now they perform for you. The "Magic, Mystery and Oooh La La" happens select weekends during high season in four Arizona Locations. Check website for show times and details.
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The Rogue Theatre recently announced its 2017-18 season and tickets are available through our web site or by calling our box office. There will be five productions in this our thirteenth season. September: Celia, a Slave by Barbara Seyda; November: Bach at Leipzig by Itamar Moses; January: The Grapes of Wrath by John Steinbeck, adapted by Frank Galati; Feb - March: Three Tall Women by Edward Albee; April - May: King Lear. We continue to fulfill our mission of emphasizing language and literature with a company of actors presenting plays with complex and provocative points of view.
5.0 based on 4 reviews
Arizona Repertory Theatre at The University of Arizona provides the local community with an exciting opportunity to "See Tomorrow's Stars Today" on stage, featuring two, main stage theatres & six productions that span from September through April each year. Patrons say Arizona Repertory Theatre (ART) is just as good as anything on Broadway - some say even better! Please note: The UA Fine Arts Box Office is always open one hour before each performance.
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The Cascade Lounge, located in the lobby of the Loews Ventana Canyon Resort, is a huge open space with large fireplace and windows overlooking the mountains. Our server Ali was delightful and put up with us successfully twice in a four hour period. They have a solid smaller food menu which we did not try, but the drinks really shine here. The rattlesnake, a spicy margarita type cocktail was delicious. Later in the evening they made me a chocolate martini perfectly, just the way I like it. No complaints. Only tiny negative is we wish they had had large ice cubes. For my husband’s bourbon on the rocks. This lounge is an excellent way to relax. Love it! Thanks all, looking forward to three more nights.
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