Tucson Family Fun
Tucson is a family friendly city and there is so much to see and do for children and parents alike. The Children's Museum of Tucson offers interactive fun for children of all ages. The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is simply a must see for all visitors to the area. It's a zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden, a sure crowd pleaser. And, don't miss the Colossal Cave Mountain Park, the Reid Park Zoo or Old Tucson Studios!
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| 390th Memorial Museum Foundation | 520-574-0287 |
| The 390th Memorial Museum was established to honor the legacy of courage and sacrifice established … | |
| Abraham Lincoln Regional Park | (520) 791-5787 |
| This regional park is nestled in a beautiful natural desert landscape totaling 191 acres. Amenities … | |
| Ajo Regional Park | (520) 387-6641 |
| Adjacent to Golf Course (Ajo Country Club 520-387-5011); Denison Picnic Area with ramadas, tables … | |
| Arizona Cardinals | 800-999-1402 |
| The Arizona Cardinals are one of two charter members of the National Football League (NFL). Join … | |
| Arizona Sports Marketing/IMG | 520-626-4122 |
| The University of Arizona Wildcats are one of the top collegiate sports programs in the nation, … | |
| Arizona State Museum | 520-621-6302 |
| Experience the enduring cultures of Arizona, the American Southwest, and northern Mexico at Arizona … |
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| Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum | 520-883-1380 |
| A world-renowned zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden, all in one place! Exhibits re-create … |
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| Armory Park | (520) 791-4873 |
| Originally called Military Plaza Park, Armory Park dates back to Presidio days, when the military … | |
| Arthur Pack Regional Park | 520-877-6120 |
| This regional park offers ADA accessible facilities, up to 10 baseball and softball fields, a golf … | |
| Augie Acuña Los Niños Park | (520) 877-6211 |
| Baseball/softball field; basketball court; drinking water; picnic area; playground; three ramadas … | |
| Brandi Fenton Memorial Park | (520) 877-6120 |
| Park hours: 7:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Dog park located in the east part of park, easily accessible … | |
| Branding Iron Park | |
| Basketball court, lighted; drinking water; playground; ramada with tables and grill; restrooms. | |
| Casas Adobes Park | (520) 877-6211 |
| Basketball court, lighted; drinking water; playground; two ramadas with tables and grill (ramada … | |
| Catalina Neighborhood Park | |
| ADA accessible facilities; basketball court, lighted; community center; drinking water; playground; … | |
| Catalina Regional Park | (520) 818-3807 |
For questions regarding Catalina Regional Park, contact 520-818-3807 and leave a message or … | |
| Children's Memorial Park | |
| Basketball court; bicycliing; drinking water; five exercise stations; hiking/walking; one picnic … | |
| Children's Museum Tucson | 520-792-9985 |
| Southern Arizona's interactive museum for children. Explore exciting galleries of hands-on exhibits … |
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| Colossal Cave Mountain Park | 520-647-7275 |
| This desert refuge has sheltered people for over a thousand years. It has been home, shrine, hideout, … |
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| Curtis Park | |
| One baseball field, lighted; two little league fields, lighted; bicycling; drinking water; hiking/walking; … | |
| Dan Felix Memorial Park | |
| Drinking water; multi-use trail; restrooms; four soccer fields, lighted. | |
| Denny Dunn Park | |
| Two baseball fields; basketball court, lighted; drinking water; picnic tables with grill; playground; … | |
| E. S. "Bud" Walker Park | (520) 387-6641 |
| ADA accessible facilities; art classroom; three baseball/softball fields, field #1 and #2, lighted; … | |
| Ebonee Marie Moody Park | (520) 877-6211 |
| Baseball/softball fields, basketball court, lighted, drinking water, exercise stations, horseshoes, … | |
| El Paseo de los Arboles Commemorative Park | |
| Bicycling; drinking water; hiking/walking. | |
| El Presidio Park | (520) 791-4873 |
| Located downtown between City Hall and the Old County Courthouse, El Presidio Park sits atop an … | |
| Feliz Paseos Park | (520) 877-6000 |
| Open 7 days a week, 7 a.m. to sunset. Universal accessibility; dogs permitted on leash; drinking … | |
| Flowing Wells Park | (520) 877-6211 |
| 2 softball fields, lighted; basketball court, lighted; drinking water; horseshoes; 8 picnic tables … | |
| Forrest "Rick" Rickard Park | |
| Basketball court, lighted; drinking water; playground; ramada with tables; restrooms. | |
| Fort Lowell Park | (520) 791-5930 |
| The U.S. Army built Fort Lowell in 1873 to protect the fledging city of Tucson against the Apaches. … | |
| Gadsden-Pacific Division Toy Train Operating Museum, Ltd. | 520-888-2222 |
| 6,000 sq. ft. containing toy train operating layouts and railroad memorabilia. Over 15 different … | |
| Gene C. Reid Park & Annex Fields | 520-326-9686 |
| The City of Tucson's flagship urban park, 131-acre Gene C. Reid Park, is a pet-friendly park that … | |
| George Mehl Foothills District Park | 520-877-6120 |
| Four baseball fields, lighted, soccer field, lighted, two batting cages, dog park, drinking water, … | |
| International Wildlife Museum | 520-629-0100 |
| Featuring natural-history collections from around the world, hands-on exhibits, Wildlife Theater … |
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| Jacobs Park and Dog Park | 520-791-4873 |
| Thick shade trees make it a breeze to be pleased by this dog park. Another one of the city's smaller … | |
| Kartchner Caverns State Park® | 520-586-4100 |
| Guided cave tours, Discovery Center, interactive displays, theater with video program, gifts shop, … |
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| Kino Veterans Memorial Stadium | (520) 434-1343 |
Kino Sports Complex is the largest sporting venue of its kind in Pima County. The showcase of … |
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| Kitt Peak National Observatory | 520-318-8726 |
| EXPLORE YOUR UNIVERSE! The world’s largest collection of optical telescopes is located high above … |
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| La Placita Park & Gazebo | (520) 791-4873 |
| Located near the St Augustine Cathedral , La Placita contains a gazebo that dates back to the 1800s. … | |
| Lawrence Park | |
| 1 baseball field (senior), lighted; 2 baseball fields, lighted; drinking water; playground with … | |
| Linda Vista Park | |
| 1/2 court basketball court; drinking water; 4 picnic tables with grills; playground; 1 ramada with … | |
| McDonald Park | |
| Baseball/softball, lighted; basketball court; batting cages; dog park; drinking water; multi-use … | |
| Meadowbrook Park | |
| Baseball field; basketball court, lighted; drinking water; playgound; ramada with tables and grill; … | |
| Mike Jacob Sports Park | |
| Mission Ridge Park | |
| Baseball field; basketball court, lighted; drinking water; 3 picnic tables; ramada with tables … | |
| Morris K. Udall Park | 502-791-4931 |
| Serving the city's northeast area, this popular regional facility includes a dance/exercise area, … | |
| Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter | Information/Reservations: 626-8122 |
| SkyNights Evening Observing is an awe-inspiring opportunity to explore the night skies from the … |
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| Northwest Community Park | |
| Baseball/softball fields' dog park; drinking water; exercise stations; ramada with tables and grill; … | |
| Old Tucson | 520-883-0100 |
| Old Tucson Studios is southern Arizona’s premier outdoor entertainment venue for family fun! This … |
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| Old Tucson | 520-437-8280 |
| Take a trail-ride around our 40-acre property! View the majestic saguaro cacti and beautiful desert … |
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| Overland Expo | (520) 591-1410 |
| Three-day event each April in Amado, AZ (30 miles south of Tucson on I-19) with adventure travel … | |
| Palo Verde II Park | |
| Tennis courts, lighted. | |
| Parque de San Cosmé | (520) 791-4873 |
| Located in the Barrio Viejo by the Central Fire Station at Cushing and Simpson, and next to the … | |
| Picture Rocks Park | |
| 1 baseball/1 softball field; basketball court; BMX/Skate Park – Hours and Rules; community center; … | |
| Pima Air & Space Museum | (520) 574-0462 |
| From the alien surface of Mars and the vast reaches of space to its modern beginnings in the Wright … |
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| Pima County Natural Resources, Parks & Recreation | (520) 877-6000 |
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| Reid Park Zoo | 520-791-3204 |
| Enter Randolph Way off 22nd St., west of Alvernon. Travel from South American rain forests to African … |
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| Richardson Park | |
| Baseball field; basketball court, lighted; drinking water; 3 picnic tables; playground; 1 ramada … | |
| Rillito Regional Park | 520-877-6120 |
| Historically, Rillito Park started as a quarter horse racetrack with a grandstand, barns, and a … | |
| Rillito Regional Park | 520-877-6120 |
| Barns; drinking water; historic quarter horse race track; grandstand; ramadas with tables and grill; … | |
| Rillito River Park | |
| ADA accessible facilities; bicycling; drinking water; equestrian access; exercise stations; hiking/walking; … | |
| Rillito Vista Park | |
| Basketball court, lighted; drinking water; 2 playground; 1 ramada with tables and grill; restrooms; … | |
| Rooster Cogburn Ostrich Ranch | 520-466-3658 |
| Affordable fun for all ages. Hand-feed the ostriches, deer, miniature donkeys and lorikeets. 50 … | |
| Roy P. Drachman Agua Caliente Regional Park | 520-877-6120 |
| Agua Caliente, literally meaning hot water, is a unique 101-acre park with a perennial warm spring. … | |
| Sabino Canyon Tours, Inc. | 520-749-2327 |
| Experience the beauty of one of the most unique Southwestern desert canyons on a Sabino Canyon … |
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| Santa Cruz River Park | |
| Located along the banks of the Santa Cruz River, the park runs south from Grant Road to 29th Street. … | |
| Science Downtown | (520) 622-8595 |
| Where Tucsonans once marveled at “Bodies,” “Titanic” and “King Tut” exhibits, they now can learn … | |
| Star Valley Park | |
| Basketball court; dog park; drinking water; multi-use trails; 3 picnic tables; 3 playgrounds; 2 … | |
| Summit - Old Nogales Park | |
| Baseball field; drinking water; 3 picnic tables; playground; restrooms. | |
| Sunset Pointe Park | |
| Drinking water; picnic table; playground; 2 ramadas with tables and grill; restrooms; softball … | |
| Sweetwater Preserve | |
| The Sweetwater Preserve is a 703.26 acre preserve located in the eastern foothills of the Tucson … | |
| The Mini-Time Machine Museum of Miniatures | 520-881-0606 |
| This 15,560 square-foot state-of-the-art museum is the only museum of miniatures in the Southwest. … |
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| Thomas Jay Regional Park | |
| Baseball/softball fields, lighted; 2 basketball courts, lighted; community center; drinking water; … | |
| Three Points Veterans Memorial Park | |
| 3 baseball fields, lighted; basketball court, lighted; drinking water; 14 picnic tables; playground … | |
| Titan Missile Museum | (520) 625-7736 |
| The Titan Missile Museum is the only publicly accessible Titan II missile site in the nation. At … |
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| Trail Dust Town | 520-296-4551 |
| Authentic Old West town featuring stunt shows, miniature train, vintage carousel, shops, more. … | |
| Tucson Conquistadores Inc. | 800-882-7660 |
| The Tucson Conquistadores serves as the tournament leadership team and sales arm for the World … | |
| Tucson Invitational Games | 520-777-7680 |
| The Tucson Invitational Games is host to DII, DIII and NAIA spring training collegiate baseball, … | |
| Tucson Jewish Community Center | 520-299-3000 |
| Step inside and feel the energy at the JCC! We offer programs for children and families from our … | |
| Tucson Meet Yourself | (520) 792-4806 |
| Tucson Meet Yourself celebrates the living traditional arts of Arizona-Sonora's ethnic communities. … | |
| Tucson Mountain Park and Gates Pass Scenic Overlook | |
| Tucson Mountain Park was established April 1929. The Pima County Parks Commission, with C. B. Brown … | |
| Tucson Padres, Triple-A Baseball | 520-434-1367 |
| Triple-A baseball is back and better than ever! Triple-A baseball began in Tucson in 1969 and continued … | |
| Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum | 520-591-9585 |
| Museum features 150 horse-drawn vehicles from buggies to elaborate coaches, historic artifacts … |
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| Tucson Toros, L.L.C. | 520-322-6989 |
| The Toros 2010 season begins May 19 and runs through September 4. Theme nights for this season … | |
| Valley of the Moon | 520-323-1331 |
| Magic lives at the 2.2-acre historic fantasyland called Valley of the Moon! It is a garden park … | |
| Veinte De Agosto Park | (520) 791-4873 |
| Veinte de Agosto Park is named for the birthday of Tucson, August 20, 1775. This small, 1.02-acre … | |
| Vesey Park | |
| Baseball field; drinking water; horseshoe pit, lighted; picnic tables; playground, lighted and … | |
| Vista del Rio Culture Resource Park | (520) 791-4873 |
| Vista del Rio Cultural Resource Park is on a four-acre property located at Tanque Verde and Dos … | |
| Wildwood Park | |
| Softball field; basketball court, lighted; drinking water; 8 picnic tables; playground; ramada … | |
| Winston Reynolds - Manzanita Park | |
| Baseball/softball fields, lighted; basketball court, lighted; Rolly BMX Park in memory of Roland … |
Upcoming Family Events
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Many Mexicos: Vistas de la Frontera - Jan. 17 - Nov. 17 Arizona State Museum's 2010 Mexico bicentennial-centennial exhibition interprets a broad sweep of Mexican history from the perspective of the Arizona borderlands. Closed federal holidays., 520-621-6302.
DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun - Portraits of DeGrazia - Jan. 20 The spirit of Arizona artist Ted DeGrazia is captured in this special collection of more than 50 portraits by dozens of artists at Gallery in the Sun., 520-299-9191 800-545-2185.
Butterfly Magic at the Gardens - Jan. 22 - Apr. 30 Tucson Botanical Gardens presents a live tropical butterfly exhibit. View colorful butterflies fluttering in a special greenhouse and help support global efforts for sustainable conservation., 520-326-9686.
Science Downtown: Mars & Beyond - Jan. 22 - Jun. 9 Explore the wonders of Earth’s neighborhood, our solar system, in stunning color and clarity. The emphasis is on Mars, the “Red Planet,” at Science Downtown., Box Office: 520-622-8595.
San Xavier Mission Guided Tours - Jan. 23 - Aug. 12 Docents lead 45-minute tours of the National Historic Landmark, Monday - Saturday, and explain the mission's rich history and ornate interior that includes painted murals and original statuary., 520-294-2624.
Frida's Style: Traditional Women's Costumes from Mexico - Jan. 28 - Jun. 2 The Tucson Museum of Art showcases jewelry and costumes favored by Frida Kahlo, with textiles from Tucson's Castañeda Museum of Ethnic Costume and objects from the museum's permanent collection., 520-624-2333.
Tucson Gem, Mineral & Fossil Showcase - Jan. 28 - Feb. 12 This international marketplace of gems, minerals, fossils, beads and jewelry-making supplies as well as museum exhibits and other treasures includes more than 40 different locations across town., 1-800-638-8350.
Frida Kahlo: Through the Lens of Nickolas Muray - Jan. 29 - Jun. 3 The Tucson Museum of Art presents an intimate look at Mexico’s prolific and well-known artist Frida Kahlo through the photographic lens of her lover/friend Nickolas Muray., 520-624-2333.
Hopi Quilts: Unique Yet Universal - Feb. 1 - Aug. 20 Arizona State Museum hosts an exhibition of 20 inspiring examples of Hopi quilts from the 1970s to today, which demonstrate adaptation and use of this old American tradition., 520-621-6281.
Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum Tours - Feb. 6 - May. 15 Tour displays of 150 buggies and wagons; see Old West artifacts, a typical western streetscape, and historical Tucson memorabilia at the Tucson Rodeo Parade Museum., 520-294-1280.
Steward Observatory Mirror Lab Tours - Feb. 7 - Jan. 15 A behind-the-scenes look on Tuesdays and Fridays at the cutting-edge optical technology involved in making giant telescope mirrors at Steward Observatory Mirror Lab, University of Arizona., 520-626-8792 (Call to make reservations.
Kachina Classic Horse Show - Feb. 8 - Feb. 12 Horse Shows in the Sun presents the second of its six-week Arizona Winter Circuit with hunter, jumper and equitation classes for novice and experienced riders. Pima County Fairgrounds., (520) 762-9100.
Tubac Festival of the Arts - Feb. 8 - Feb. 12 The Village of Tubac hosts festival outdoors with hundreds of visiting artists, craftspersons, and musicians as well as a food court offering ethnic treats., 520-398-2704.
Tucson Gem & Mineral Society: Minerals of Arizona - Feb. 9 - Feb. 12 Tucson Gem and Mineral Society presents Tucson's original gem show with displays featuring "Minerals of Arizona" and more at Tucson Convention Center., 520-322-5773 (Tsn Gem/Mineral Society).
Arizona Centennial Celebration, Downtown Tucson - Feb. 10 - Feb. 12 Celebration marking Arizona's 100th anniversary of statehood includes free concerts, fireworks displays, street musicians, food vendors, rides, historical re-enactments, and more for all ages in Downtown Tucson..
Tucson Sky Tonight - Feb. 10 Explore the wonders of Arizona’s night sky as we show you what you can see with unaided eyes, give you a look through telescope and spacecraft imagery, and answer questions at Flandrau Planetarium., 520-621-7827.
Birds of Tohono Chul Park Walking Tour - Feb. 11 Tohono Chul Park hosts docent-led walking tours of its grounds at 8:30 a.m. every Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Details at www.tohonochulpark.org., 520-742-6455.
Horse Racing at Rillito Park Race Track - Feb. 11 - Mar. 11 Tucson's landmark Rillito Park Race Track is the scene of live Quarter Horse and Thoroughbred horse racing on weekends through March 25 (excluding Feb 4-5)., Phone: 520-293-5011.
Living History Day: Arizona's Centennial Celebration - Feb. 11 The Tucson Presidio celebrates Arizona's 100th birthday with a Tucson Living History Day featuring Spanish colonial food, craft demonstrations, soldier drills, storytelling, and more..
The Great AZ Outdoor Expo - Feb. 11 La Encantada shopping center hosts a one-day expo that showcases various activities, products, and services that enhance and focus on outdoor living in Arizona., (520) 615-2561.
The Sons of the Pioneers - Feb. 11 Rhythm & Roots AZ presents the multiple award-winning group and Smithsonian Institute “National Treasure” designation recipient in concert at Berger Performing Arts Center., 520-319-9966.
Tucson Boys Chorus Classic Concert - Feb. 11 The renowned Tucson Boys Chorus presents a concert of classics at Our Mother of Sorrows Church., 520-296-6277.
Fine Valentine Couple's Relay & Ramp Run - Feb. 12 Southern Arizona Road Runners presents a 4-mile couple's relay, a 4-mile open race and a 2-mile walk/jog, from Main Gate to UA Mall to Arizona Stadium—each leg includes one up-and-down of the football stadium ramps., 520-991-0733.
Ongoing Tours of Fox Tucson Theatre - Feb. 12 The historical Fox Tucson Theatre opens to the public on the second Sunday of every month for a one-hour tour of Tucson's only 1930s Southwest Art Deco movie palace., 520-547-3040.
Tour de Cookie: Tucson Bicycling Event - Feb. 12 Trek Bicycles of Tucson presents a charity bike ride to benefit Tucson Kids' Try-athlon, with 25-mile and 13-mile courses to be announced., 520.270.0763.
Trail Dust Town 50th Birthday Celebration - Feb. 12 Trail Dust Town celebrates 100 years of statehood and 50 years steakhood with Old West-style fun, including living history demonstrations, 4th Cavalry Regimental band, Western/ballet folklorico performers, stunt shows, and new rides and attractions., (520) 296-4551.
Meet Me at Maynards - Feb. 13 Southern Arizona Roadrunners' Monday evening, non-competitive 3-mile run/walk begins and ends downtown at Maynards Market/Kitchen., 520-991-0733 OR 520-545-0577.
Woo at the Zoo - Feb. 14 Reid Park Zoological Society's Valentine's dinner at the zoo (for ages 18+) includes a lighthearted discussion on mating behaviors of wild animals by Rusty Agte, Reid Park Zoo keeper and educator for 25+ years., 520-881-4753.
Meet Me in Marana - Feb. 15 Southern AZ Roadrunners hosts a free Wednesday night walk/run, starting at Crossroads at Silverbell Park..
Tucson Winter Classic Horse Show - Feb. 15 - Feb. 19 Horse Shows in the Sun presents the third of its six-week Arizona Winter Circuit with hunter, jumper and equitation classes for novice and experienced riders. Pima County Fairgrounds., 520.762.9100 (during horse shows only).
La Fiesta de los Vaqueros (Tucson Rodeo) - Feb. 18 - Feb. 26 The Tucson Rodeo, or La Fiesta de los Vaqueros (Celebration of the Cowboy), is one of the top 25 professional rodeos in North America. Located at the Tucson Rodeo Grounds., Tickets 1-800-9645662.
Southwest Indian Art Fair - Feb. 18 - Feb. 19 Arizona State Museum presents "Southern Arizona's premier American Indian art show and market" with 200 native artists and their wares, a rug auction, live entertainment, foods, and more., 520-626-8381.
Harlem Globetrotters - Feb. 20 The legendary Harlem Globetrotters will celebrate their 86th consecutive season when their 2012 World Tour stops at the Tucson Convention Center., 800-745-3000.
Curtains - Feb. 22 - Mar. 4 Pima Community College Theatre Arts presents a murder-mystery madcap musical comedy set in a theater in 1959 Boston at the Proscenium Theatre, PCC West campus., 520-206-4500.
FC Tucson Desert Diamond Cup, Match 1 - Feb. 22 FC Tucson, Kino Sports Complex, and Major League Soccer host a four-game tournament featuring four professional soccer teams at Kino Sports Complex., 520-434-1011(Kino) 520-334-1115(FC Tuc).
Saguaro Classic Horse Show - Feb. 22 - Feb. 26 Watch competitive horsemanship for thousands in prize money at Pima County Fairgrounds., 520.762.9100 (during horse shows only).
Sahuaro Classic Horse Show - Feb. 22 - Feb. 26 Horse Shows in the Sun presents the fourth of its six-week Arizona Winter Circuit with hunter, jumper and equitation classes for novice and experienced riders. Pima County Fairgrounds., 520-762-9100 (during horse shows only).
Tucson Rodeo Parade - Feb. 23 Tucson's mostly horse-drawn parade has been presented since 1925, and is considered the country's largest non-motorized parade. For more information, visit tucsonrodeoparade.org., (520) 294-1280.
30th Annual Tucson Peace Fair & Music Festival - Feb. 25 Arizona's largest gathering of peace, social justice and environmental groups, with live music for the family, children's activities, food, a raffle at Reid Park band shell., 235-0694.
FC Tucson Desert Diamond Cup, Match 2 - Feb. 25 FC Tucson, Kino Sports Complex, and Major League Soccer host a four-game tournament featuring four professional soccer teams at Kino Sports Complex., 520-434-1011(Kino) 520-334-1115(FC Tuc).
Sonoran Desert Mt Bicyclists' Last Saturday Ride - Feb. 25 SDMB hosts a group mountain-bike ride on the last Saturday of the month. Contact club in advance or visit the website for location, level of difficulty, and times..
Arizona Winter Festival Horse Show - Feb. 29 - Mar. 4 Horse Shows in the Sun presents the fifth of its six-week Arizona Winter Circuit with hunter, jumper and equitation classes for novice and experienced riders. Pima County Fairgrounds., 520.762.9100 (during horse shows only).
FC Tucson Desert Diamond Cup, March 3 - Feb. 29 FC Tucson, Kino Sports Complex, and Major League Soccer host a four-game soccer tournament featuring four professional teams at Kino Sport Complex., 520-434-1011(Kino) 520-334-1115(FC Tuc).
Ages 'n Stages Active Lifestyle Show - Mar. 2 - Mar. 3 Explore options in our community for new ways to gain more personal meaning from your life at the Pima Council on Aging's Ages ’n Stages active lifestyle trade show at Tucson Convention Center., 520-790-0504.
6th Annual Fiesta de Saguaro - Mar. 3 Celebrate Hispanic and local culture/history with varied activities, lectures, demonstrations and performances at Saguaro National Park East’s Rincon Mountain Visitor Center., 520-733-5153.
FC Tucson Desert Diamond Cup, Match 4 - Mar. 3 FC Tucson, Kino Sports Complex, and Major League Soccer feature a tournament of eight games on four nights featuring four Major League Soccer teams at Kino Sports Complex., 520-434-1011(Kino) 520-334-1115(FC Tuc).
Fords on Fourth: Classic All-Fords Auto Show - Mar. 4 The Southern Arizona Mustang Club presents an all-Fords auto show featuring vintage (Model Ts) to modern muscle cars in the 4th Avenue Shopping and Entertainment District., 520-622-6118.
Music in the Canyon - Mar. 4 Friends of Sabino Canyon present a concert with local musicians and local food, and a children's area in beautiful Sabino Canyon., 520-749-1900.
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