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Books by the Box in Tucson–$15
Festivals in Tucson / Tucson

Books by the Box in Tucson–$15

by carollightwoodOctober 15, 2023January 27, 2026

The Friends of Pima County Library is holding a book sale this weekend and one of the nifty deals is boxes of paperback sci-fi and …

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4 plant sales and a quince tasting this weekend
Festivals in Tucson / Food in Tucson / gardens in Tucson / Nature in Tucson

4 plant sales and a quince tasting this weekend

by carollightwoodOctober 11, 2023January 27, 2026

Normally, Fall planting should only begin after the average daytime high temperature drops below 90F. That rule of thumb is not really about air temperature …

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Now about that Garlic Soup recipe
Arizona / Festivals in Tucson / Food in Tucson

Now about that Garlic Soup recipe

by carollightwoodJuly 31, 2023January 27, 2026

At the Mission Garden’s 2023 Garlic Festival one group was giving away free garlic soup. I picked up a little cup, took one sip and …

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How to turn messy mesquite pods into pies
Festivals in Tucson / Food in Tucson / Nature in Tucson

How to turn messy mesquite pods into pies

by carollightwoodJuly 3, 2023January 27, 20261

The Mission Garden at the foot of A Mountain held a mesquite pod milling session on Saturday. All you had to do was collect those …

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Fun and free at the Tohono Chul gardens and bistro
Art in Tucson / Festivals in Tucson / Nature in Tucson / Tucson

Fun and free at the Tohono Chul gardens and bistro

by carollightwoodMay 15, 2023March 7, 2026

While the Tucson Botanical Garden recently won an award as one of the best botanical gardens in the nation, it is in most ways a …

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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 to wear to a Folk Festival
Arizona / Festivals in Tucson

What to wear to a Folk Festival

by carollightwoodApril 3, 2023January 27, 2026

Boy, tie-dye has come a long way if the dyers can create a guitar image on the back of a T-shirt. Only I don’t think …

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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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A Peace Fair where guns were stored?
Festivals in Tucson

A Peace Fair where guns were stored?

by carollightwoodFebruary 27, 2023February 19, 20261

There is definitely irony in holding a Peace Fair at a site, Armory Park, that at one time held guns, bullets and U.S. soldiers until …

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Best dressed dogs and people at Pet Parade
Festivals in Tucson / Tucson

Best dressed dogs and people at Pet Parade

by carollightwoodFebruary 21, 2023February 26, 2026

The Pima Animal Control Center, which I visited a few weeks ago, held a Parade of Pets in the West University district on Sunday morning. …

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