The Arizona Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is 50 acres of adventure and entertainment for the entire family. To attend the festival is to experience the food, crafts, and performance arts of a bygone era in a unique medieval theme park environment.
The Festival celebrates the art of the bead and all that the organization has accomplished in helping children cope with serious illness. Guests will enjoy a festival atmosphere including: Music from local bands Craft beer from Dragoon Brewing Shop for unique beads & wearable art Family-friendly bead-stringing activities Demos from the Arizona association of woodturners […]
A grand celebration in honor of Philabaum's 1-year anniversary at their new location! A new exhibition will open, titled “The Luminous Form” featuring 4 talented and diverse female glass artists – Blake Warner, Randi Solin, Erika Parkin & Cynthia Miller. All 4 artists will be present; artists will be introduced at 5:30 pm. Music by […]
Featuring solos and ensembles for an evening of musical delight! See these amazing kids bring the Best of Broadway to life on stage. A dazzling display of fully staged, best-loved songs from several shows that have lit up the Broadway stages! From the Golden Age of Broadway through Modern classics, audiences will be delighted as […]
During this 60-minute adventure, you will learn how Reid Park Zoo uses proper nutrition and health care to provide quality, whole-life care to its animal residents. Your experience includes visits […]
The Arizona Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is 50 acres of adventure and entertainment for the entire family. To attend the festival is to experience the food, crafts, and performance arts of a bygone era in a unique medieval theme park environment.
This day-long, industry-led, STEM exploration event provides hands-on, interactive activities in science, technology, engineering, and math for rising 9th through 12th grade girls. We are thrilled to bring together a coalition of local industry, organizations, and government to activate, engage, and inspire local high school girls to consider STEM degrees and career pathways.
Join Reid Park Zoo and Tucson Bird Alliance (formerly Tucson Audubon Society) for a guided bird walk through the Zoo. Experience the zoo in a new way as we observe and identify the native birds we see that call the zoo home. Binoculars and field guides are recommended but not required. The tour may last […]
Experience the beauty of live classical music in Tucson’s most stunning historic venue. This dinner concert series will feature exceptional performances centered around piano — from intimate string collaborations to powerful operatic moments — all curated and led by acclaimed collaborative pianist Sophia Su, winner of the 2023–24 UA President’s Concerto Competition. Each concert is […]
Be part of the event that was featured by Runners World as a race that gets you feeling the love! Celebrate love for all things: your community, your sweetheat, your galentine, your family, yourself, running and kindness! Plus don’t miss the famous costume contest, PDA relay exchange zone, and the Gentle Ben’s post-race brunch! Bonus: […]
Dads, come and enjoy Valentine's morning with breakfast and fun-filled activities with that special young lady (Kindergarten—8th grade). Cost: $10/couple; $5 for each additional girl. MUST REGISTER by February 10.
Chalk Block Party is free but admission is required for museum entry. Grab some free chalk, pick your own patch of sidewalk, and let your creativity run wild. Whether you’re doodling, designing, or going big with color, this art experience is for all ages. Featuring Ana Santos Acinas and Suzanna Pangburn, watch the space come […]
Cactus, Corn, and Cattle: Celebrating Tucson’s Culinary Heritage Trace the big changes in diet in the Santa Cruz River Valley over the last 4,000 years. Niethammer’s book, “Desert Feast,” will be available for purchase and autographing.
What makes Arizona, Arizona? What role did Spain play in the American Revolution? Join Presidio Museum in a celebration of Arizona’s statehood and the United States’ 250th anniversary! Follow the […]
The Arizona Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is 50 acres of adventure and entertainment for the entire family. To attend the festival is to experience the food, crafts, and performance arts of a bygone era in a unique medieval theme park environment.
Share the wonders of the universe with a romantic (and illuminating) planetarium show or laser light music "mix tape." Evening science exhibit admission, special themed science activities, and telescope stargazing […]
The Arizona Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is 50 acres of adventure and entertainment for the entire family. To attend the festival is to experience the food, crafts, and performance arts of a bygone era in a unique medieval theme park environment.
The Arizona Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is 50 acres of adventure and entertainment for the entire family. To attend the festival is to experience the food, crafts, and performance arts of a bygone era in a unique medieval theme park environment.
This event connects job seekers with meaningful careers across Pima County, showcasing roles that support our community and create real impact. Building on the success of past career fairs, Pima County is excited to once again bring together its incredible departments to highlight diverse career pathways. It’s more than a career fair — it’s an […]
Hundreds of quilts Fabulous vendors Special exhibits
Hundreds of quilts Fabulous vendors Special exhibits
Experience the beauty of live classical music in Tucson’s most stunning historic venue. This dinner concert series will feature exceptional performances centered around piano — from intimate string collaborations to powerful operatic moments — all curated and led by acclaimed collaborative pianist Sophia Su, winner of the 2023–24 UA President’s Concerto Competition. Each concert is […]
Hundreds of quilts Fabulous vendors Special exhibits
The Arizona Renaissance Festival & Artisan Marketplace is 50 acres of adventure and entertainment for the entire family. To attend the festival is to experience the food, crafts, and performance arts of a bygone era in a unique medieval theme park environment.
Come hear from previous TBG Executive Directors, past and present, as they reflect on the Gardens’ 50-year journey and celebrate the individuals who have shaped its legacy. Panelists include: Michelle Conklin (2009-present) Nancy Laney (2003-2008) Sue Brogdon (2000-2002) Marty Eberhardt (1988-2000) Moderated by Tom McNamara, host of AZPM’s Arizona Illustrated