JULY AT THE FOX: MOVIES, MUSIC AND YOUNG FILMMAKERS
Tucson, AZ --- Foodie films, teen moviemakers, and high-energy nostalgia take center stage at the Fox Tucson Theatre this July. From hands-on filmmaking camps for aspiring young creators to classic movies paired with delicious culinary experiences and a star-studded concert tour, there’s something for everyone at the Crown Jewel of Tucson™ this summer. Tickets and additional information are available at www.foxtucson.com.
JULY LINEUP
Christmas in July!
Fox Tucson Theatre's annual summer shopping event is now live. Featuring a broad array of cool gifts for everyone, proceeds from Christmas in July helps to support youth and family programming at the Fox throughout the year. Check out the offers at Christmas in July
July 6-10 - Teen Filmmaking Camp
Students will move story concepts into fully realized film productions! Working in small creative teams, campers will refine scripts, storyboard scenes, rehearse, film, and help edit their own original, black-and-white, short, silent movies. With a focus on creative ownership and ensemble collaboration, campers will produce a polished, final film while developing a range of filmmaking (and life!) skills.
The week culminates in a dazzling, Hollywood-style, red-carpet premiere, on July 17 where campers’ scenes will be showcased on the big screen with live Wurlitzer theatre organ accompaniment, giving students and their families a true silent-film era experience.
Foodie Film - July 11, 7:30pm - When Harry Met Sally (1998)
The Movie: In 1977, college graduates Harry Burns (Billy Crystal) and Sally Albright (Meg Ryan) share a contentious car ride from Chicago to New York, during which they argue about whether men and women can ever truly be strictly platonic friends. Ten years later, Harry and Sally meet again at a bookstore, and in the company of their respective best friends, Jess (Bruno Kirby) and Marie (Carrie Fisher), attempt to stay friends without sex becoming an issue between them. Movie tickets are $10pp.
Add on the "I'll Have What She's Having" meal from Kneller's Delicatessen - $32
Corned Beef Sandwich. On house - made rye bread piled high with tender, succulent corned beef, with crunchy coleslaw and a generous schmear of zesty Russian dressing. Served with Potato Egg Salad and house pickles.
July 13-17 - Tween Filmmaking Camp 
Step into the world of silent movies and discover how filmmakers worked story magic without words! This playful and imaginative silent film camp introduces younger students to the foundations of silent cinema with a focus on movie magic, visual effects, and creative expression.
Campers will learn expressive acting, visual storytelling, and classic silent film techniques, with a special emphasis on green screen technology and cinematic effects. They bring these threads together by creating a high-energy silent movie scene, experimenting with illusion, movement, and movie magic.
The camp concludes with the same Hollywood-style red-carpet premiere on July 17, where students’ work will be presented on the big screen alongside live Wurlitzer theatre organ accompaniment.
July 16, 7:30 pm - Happy Together Tour 2026
Celebrating its 17th year, the wildly popular Happy Together Tour returns with an evening packed with beloved hits from the 1960s and 1970s. The tour has delighted audiences nationwide for more than a decade and a half, showcasing more than 60 Billboard Top 40 hits. Having played more than 50 shows annually, the Happy Together Tour continues to bring generations together through timeless music and unforgettable performances. The lineup includes:
· The Association
· The Troggs
· Jason Scheff (lead singer of Chicago, 1985–2016)
· Gary Puckett
· The Fortunes
· Ron Dante (The Archies and The Turtles)
· The Vogues
· The Cowsills
Foodie Film - July 19, 2pm - Ratatouille (2007)
The movie: Ratatouille follows Remy, a highly gifted rat who dreams of becoming a master chef. Separated from his family in Paris, he forms an unlikely alliance with Linguini, a clumsy kitchen garbage boy. Remy secretly cooks exquisite dishes by pulling Linguini’s hair from underneath his chef’s hat, proving anyone can cook.
Dine in Movies! Movie tickets are $10pp.
Add on a specially curated Le Macaron Treat Box fil worthy of Chef Remy - $26
3 assorted French macaron
2 delicate éclair halves
1 handcrafted artisan chocolate
1 dreamy petit tiramisu
1 buttery petit French croissant
ABOUT THE FOX
The Fox Tucson Theatre enlivens Tucson, fostering community growth and connections by shaping exceptional, live arts experiences in a celebrated setting. The “Crown Jewel of Downtown” makes memories, makes connections, and makes Tucson proud. Programming includes exciting year-round live entertainment from the top entertainers in the US, as well as community produced events, classic movies, family programming, and more. Beautifully restored, the historic 1930’s Art Deco theatre Fox has become an important symbol of the resurgence of a thriving city center and continues to contribute to the economic growth in the region. The Fox Tucson Theatre is located at 17 W Congress. Fox Fan Seats! Are offered for most shows for only $20 to $24 (includes tax) - first- come, first-served, as they sell out fast. For additional information and Covid protocol requirements please visit foxtucson.com or call the box office at 520-547-3040. Follow the Fox – get the scoop on shows, events, movies and more!
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