Join Tucson’s own DanceMoveConnect group every Sunday for a free dance party at Himmel park. No experience or skills are required to join this all-ages celebration of movement. It's safe place to be and express yourself, to celebrate, to have fun moving to a wide assortment of music and styles, such as world music, electronic, classic rock, alternative, techno, jazz.

Join the Arizona State Museum for this presentation by Dr. Michael M. Brescia, curator of ethnohistory, Arizona State Museum and professor of history, University of Arizona

REGISTER HERE.

The Camino Real de Tierra Adentro—Royal Road of the Interior Lands—is one of the oldest and longest historic roads in the western hemisphere. Following the established trade routes of Indigenous peoples that dated to Mexican antiquity, Spaniards set out to explore and claim sovereignty over the North American continent in the wake of the conquest of the Aztec confederation in 1521. The Camino Real reflected the broader objectives of the Spanish colonial enterprise: identify and exploit precious metals such as silver and gold; promote trade based on local and global resources; establish farms and ranches to meet the needs of newly arrived settlers; and nurture among the Spanish and Indigenous peoples a colonial identity based on Catholicism and obedience to the Spanish crown. ASM historian Michael Brescia examines the dynamic yet unequal exchange that took place between European and Indigenous societies along the nearly 1600-mile route from Mexico City to Ohkay Owingeh Pueblo, just north of Santa Fe, New Mexico, and the material culture that emerged as a direct result of that exchange, including, for example, artwork, household wares, and domestic goods, but also the construction of haciendas, chapels, bridges, and modes of transport.

This program is held in conjunction with the exhibit, Wrapped in Color: Legacies of the Mexican Sarape, showing through July 2022.

LSA joins South Tucson organization Avenidas Inc. for the monthly Community Re: Investment Day on Sunday, February 20, 2022 from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm to help beautify the March 27th Cyclovia Route.

Meet at South 4th Avenue & 28th Street!

• Mural + Public art stations led by Mel Dominguez and Sal Sawaki

• Free cafe y burritos + music provided by the Pima County REACH Program

• Free bicycle repair, helmets + lights provided by Living Streets Alliance

• Drug prevention and education information from STOPit and Drug Free Communities and SACLAZ (under PPEP Inc.)

• COVID-19 vaccinations and boosters hosted by Pima County Health Department

• Tucson Indian Center $10 and $50 gift cards that can be given to each individual who receives their 1st, 2nd or booster shot

• Community connections and wonderful weather

Hang out with neighbors and friends as you enjoy some local live music. Lemonade, sidewalk chalk, and bubbles too!
All acts in one location, Noon to 3pm, 10th St & Santa Rita - details on bands to follow.

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Cyclovia—in tandem with the Sunshine Mile Business Association—is hosting a mural-painting party with music, free bike repair, live screen printing, games, a food truck and giveaways after a ~2 mile, family-friendly bike ride. Join us on Saturday, 2/19 to ride together + take part in painting the Sunshine Mile’s newest mural!

Group rides to the painting party will leave from TWO starting points in different areas of Tucson—choose whichever is most convenient for you!
1) Himmel Park - Meet at 9am at the NE corner of the park (near the library), ride leaves at 9:15am

2) Armory Park - Meet at 8:45am on the W side of the park, ride leaves at 9am

Painting Party is from 10am-12pm on the lot south of Arte de la Vide on Broadway + Tucson.

If your bike is out of commission for the group ride, meet us at the party for free basic repair + grab a helmet while you’re at it. Arrive early to grab your screen-printed throwback Cyclovia swag from Tanline Printing—the first 20 shirts are FREE! Desert Island Records will provide tunes to paint or decorate your bike to.

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Cyclovia, junto con Sunshine Mile Business Association, está organizando una fiesta para pintar un mural con música, reparación gratuita de bicicletas, serigrafía en vivo, juegos, un camión de comida y obsequios después de un paseo en bicicleta familiar de aproximadamente 2 millas. ¡Únase a nosotros el sábado 2/19 para pasear juntos y participar en la pintura del nuevo mural de Sunshine Mile!

Los viajes en grupo a la fiesta de pintura partirán desde DOS puntos en diferentes áreas de Tucson, ¡Elija el que le resulte más conveniente!

1) Parque Himmel - Reúnase a las 9 a. m. en la esquina NE del parque (cerca de la biblioteca), el paseo sale a las 9:15 a. m.

2) Armory Park - Reúnase a las 8:45 a. m. en el lado oeste del parque, el viaje sale a las 9 a. m.

La fiesta es de 10 am a 12 pm en el lote al sur de Arte de la Vide en Broadway + Tucson.

Si su bicicleta está fuera de servicio para el paseo en grupo, reúnase con nosotros en la fiesta para una reparación básica gratuita + tome un casco mientras lo hace. Llegue temprano para obtener su botín de Cyclovia serigrafiado de Tanline Printing - ¡Las primeras 20 camisetas son GRATIS! Desert Island Records proporcionará melodías para pintar o decorar su bicicleta.

Join Tucson’s own DanceMoveConnect group every Sunday for a free dance party at Himmel park. No experience or skills are required to join this all-ages celebration of movement. It's safe place to be and express yourself, to celebrate, to have fun moving to a wide assortment of music and styles, such as world music, electronic, classic rock, alternative, techno, jazz.

Join the Rincon Heights Neighborhood Association for a mellow bike ride around Rincon Heights National Historic District to learn a bit about what makes this place unique and about a few of the special people who once lived here.

Meet at 10th St & Santa Rita Ave

Meet at Donna R. Liggins Center at 9am for a monthly community bike ride (7-10 miles) with Sugar Hill neighbors!

Join Tucson’s own DanceMoveConnect group every Sunday for a free dance party at Himmel park. No experience or skills are required to join this all-ages celebration of movement. It's safe place to be and express yourself, to celebrate, to have fun moving to a wide assortment of music and styles, such as world music, electronic, classic rock, alternative, techno, jazz.