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Category: Art in Tucson

Muralists paint indigenous life
Art in Tucson / Food in Tucson / Tucson

Muralists paint indigenous life

by carollightwoodApril 23, 2023January 27, 2026

Washington St. near the Tucson Art Museum used to be pretty boring. Halfway down the block, there was a side entrance to Old Town Artisans …

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Cyclovia: cosplaying fun and healthy cycling
Art in Tucson / Festivals in Tucson / Tucson

Cyclovia: cosplaying fun and healthy cycling

by carollightwoodApril 17, 2023January 27, 2026

The Rincon Heights hub for Cyclovia was super-busy with cyclists and their families hurrying through…or taking a break at one of the food trucks. The …

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What’s wrong with this Zebra?
Art in Tucson / Nature in Tucson / wildlife aroundTucson

What’s wrong with this Zebra?

by carollightwoodApril 13, 2023July 30, 2025

Currently at the Tucson Botanical Garden is an exhibition of LEGO(R) sculptures by Sean Kenney, including the zebra shown at the top of this post. …

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No trees in the Tucson Sculpture Park
Art in Tucson

No trees in the Tucson Sculpture Park

by carollightwoodMarch 31, 2023January 27, 2026

You can see the Tucson Sculpture Park when you cruise along River Dr. at the edge of the Foothills. It is that large, gravel-and-white-rock-covered lot …

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Free Books, Free Books…Everywhere
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Free Books, Free Books…Everywhere

by carollightwoodMarch 28, 2023January 27, 2026

Little Free Libraries have been around for a while and, over time, some here in Tucson have become works of art containing free books. So …

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Is there a downtown Tucson? Not exactly…
architecture in Tucson / Art in Tucson / Historical Tucson / Tucson

Is there a downtown Tucson? Not exactly…

by carollightwoodMarch 14, 2023January 27, 2026

About a year ago I spent an hour or so on a Sunday walking around and looking at what was happening along Congress Street. There …

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Dancing in Barrio Viejo to honor an emperor
Art in Tucson / Festivals in Tucson / Tucson

Dancing in Barrio Viejo to honor an emperor

by carollightwoodMarch 3, 2023January 27, 2026

One of the best things about living in a city is coming across an utterly unexpected event or people or place. On Saturday, Febuary 25th, …

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Bigger and better museum art fair
Arizona / Art in Tucson / Festivals in Tucson / Tucson

Bigger and better museum art fair

by carollightwoodNovember 19, 2022January 28, 2026

Well, it’s not just earrings and earrings and more earrings! The Tucson Museum of Art‘s Fall Artisans Market is not only larger this year, it …

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Walking my new favorite neighborhood
architecture in Tucson / Art in Tucson

Walking my new favorite neighborhood

by carollightwoodNovember 13, 2022January 28, 2026

After watching volunteers from the Living Streets Alliance paint 6th Avenue by Armory Park in late October, I drove around the area and discovered a …

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Tears at a Day of the Dead altar
Art in Tucson / Festivals in Tucson

Tears at a Day of the Dead altar

by carollightwoodNovember 6, 2022January 28, 2026

For years I photographed the Dia de los Muertos altars in Grand Park in Los Angeles and Pasadena. You can see some of them here …

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