"Justice" at ATC
"Justice" is a world premiere musical being brought to the stage for the first time, right here in Tucson by Arizona Theatre Company.
An Endangered Language
With the majority of Indigenous tribal languages in the United States in critical danger of dying out, what does it take to keep them from becoming extinct.
Arizona State Museum
Founded in 1893, Arizona State Museum at the University of Arizona is the oldest and largest anthropological research facility in the U.S. Southwest.
Lunar New Year
Mission Garden and the Tucson Chinese Cultural Center teamed up to celebrate the Lunar New Year. (5:35)
Alanna
At the age of 47, Alanna Airitam left a successful career in advertising to pursue photography full-time.
The Art of Adobe
Take a peek into artist rafa esparza’s vision through a public adobe brick-making workshop at MOCA Tucson.
Dream History Tour
Poet Mathias Svalina combines Tucson’s history, which he studied while in residence at the University of Arizona Poetry Center, with his own surrealist interpretations.
Olivier
The Swiss-born artist Olivier Mosset has exhibited work in some of the most prestigious museums and galleries in the world but lives a quiet life in Tucson, Arizona.
Tito and Pep
Head chef and owner John Martinez wanted to open a restaurant that reflected Tucson’s diverse cultural influences, Tito and Pep is the result.
Barbea's Kwanzaa
For the past 50 years, Barbea Williams has shared the message of Kwanzaa, its principles, and festivities throughout Southern Arizona.
Winter Street Fair
The Fourth Avenue Street Fair returned to Tucson for the first time since 2019 after cancellations due to the pandemic.
Pole Dancing in Tucson
Tucson has become an unexpected hotbed for the pole dancing industry, boasting a variety of studios teaching different styles.
The Show Goes On
The annual thesis exhibition for the University of Arizona School of Art took place after a 14-month delay due to COVID-19.
Body of Work: Nicole Miller
An examination of Tucson artist and filmmaker Nicole Miller's work, including a bronze sculpture of Michael Jackson.
Roman Goes to College
Local aspiring blues musician Roman Barten-Sherman has been performing since before he was in middle school. This year, he heads off to a five-year Contemporary Improvisation program at Tufts University and the New England Conservatory.
