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Upcoming Events
Day of the Dead Altar at Arizona History Museum- Nov. 2 - Jan. 5 Arizona History Museum presents a traditional Mexican Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) altar featuring offerings from the museum's collection of Territorial artifacts, including photographs and artworks. Opening reception is Oct. 30, 5-7p.m., 520-647-7275.
Lectures on American Indian Art- Nov. 2 - Nov. 30 Morningstar Traders hosts free lectures on different aspects of American Indian art and craftworks on Fridays at 2 p.m. during November; special discounts on many items, refreshments, and an opportunity to peruse the shop's collection of vintage and contemporary American Indian arts, crafts, pottery, jewelry and rugs., 520-881-2112.
Yoeme Carving: Generations of Wooden Faces- Nov. 2 - Jul. 2 Tohono Chul Park presents an exhibit, in the Wells Fargo Gallery in the Desert Discovery Education Center, of masks carved for the Yoeme ceremonial dancer known as Pascola, whose wooden, carved mask represents a family tradition passed down for centuries., (520) 742-6455.
'George is Dead' by Arizona Theatre Co.- Nov. 3 - Nov. 7 Arizona Theatre Company presents the Southwest U.S. premiere of comedian Elaine May's hilarious new play about love, death, politics, and class, starring Emmy Award-winner Marlo Thomas, at Temple of Music and Art., 520-622-2823.
'Jackrabbit Sky' at The Loft- Nov. 4 The Loft Cinema presents a special one-time screening of the new comedy/drama Jackrabbit Sky, filmed in Tucson with assistance from the Tucson Film Office, and a question-and-answer period with writer/director Andrew Bergmann., 520-795-7777.
