What: Bear Down Fridays! First, at 6PM get pumped up at the official pep rally with exciting performances by the Pride of Arizona, Cheer, Wilbur & Wilma. Now featuring a new kids zone with mini horses, slip & slide, sand box, face painting, and more! Stop by the University Chipotle for Bear Down Friday and show us your catcard and Wildcat School Spirit on5pm-8pm and you’ll be hooked up with a free burrito, bowl, order of tacos or salad.
When:5pm-8pm
Where:University Boulevard
Cost:FREE
SATURDAY 9/17/11
WHAT:UofA Family Days AKA Poetry Joey! Seriously, these are the BEST!!!! First one for the Fall! My son was just asking a couple weeks ago "When are we going to the Poetry Center?"
We have been many times and they even had refreshments last season!!
Poetry writing workshops for youth ages 4-6, 7-10, and an infant sing-a-long class (new this season) meet concurrently.Owl and Panther Project/Speak Peace Reading from 11:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.
Participants from the Hopi Foundation’s Owl and Panther Project recite original work on themes of war and peace in response to Speak Peace: American Voices Respond to Vietnamese Children’s Paintings, on display at the Poetry Center from August 29 to September 23. For more information about the Speak Peace exhibit, click here.
When: 10am-11am and on to 12:30
Where:UA Poetry Center 1508 East Helen StreetCost:FREE
What:My-Oh-My Apple Pie Weekend A celebration of all things Apple Pie! Start your day with our famed “All-You-Can Eat” pancake with apple pie syrup breakfast, served both mornings from 7:30 AM – 10:30 AM. Enjoy free samples of our scrumptious apple pies! Indulge in homemade Apple Crumb Pie ice cream! Apple-smoked burger lunches served 11:30 AM – 4 PM. Complimentary wagon rides to the orchard for pick- your-own apples.
When:7:30am-4pm
Where:Apple Annie's Orchard2081 W. Hardy Road Willcox, AZ 85643
Cost:Free entrance- food costs varies
What: Mt. Lemmon Oktoberfest German food, beer, music and dancing. Bring a blanket and sit out on the ski slopes while you enjoy the entertainment.
When:11:30-5pm
Where:Mt.Lemmon
Cost:free with $4 parking charge
What :Charlie and the Chocolate Factory w Johnny Depp Bookmans is sponsoring this month’s drive-in fundraiser since our movie fits with their “Fight Censorship” September theme. They will be passing out FREE Bookmans t-shirts to the first 50 through the gates, and we will also raffle off some Bookman’s gift baskets! Pick up a coupon for a FREE popcorn or soda at any Bookman’s location.The gates open at 5:30 PM with the feature film starting at 7 PM. Suggested donation is $10 per car. Vehicle space is extremely limited, but there are plenty of chairs at the front near the old-fashioned drive-in speakers for those who want to “walk in.” (Feel free to bring your own chair, too, if you like!)
When:7pm
Where:26-72 East Congress street downtown. It’s on Congress between Scott and Stone
Cost:
What:Parent's Night Out Party, Parents can relax and enjoy a night off while our J- Care staff provides a fun evening for children grades K-5 (5-year-olds welcome). Includes special programs, delicious dinner, snack, games, dessert field trip for ages 8 and up, and a big screen movie with popcorn!
When:6-10pm
Where:Tucson Jewish Community Center 3800 E. River Road
Cost:$30 for 1st child $15 for additional children
What:Ecstatic Dance Tucson. Ecstatic Dance Tucson is a group of individuals committed to coming together on a regular basis and creating a safe environment where we can move our bodies, express ourselves freely and just plain shake it. Two of our main goals are to create community and have fun. We understand that it takes courage to open ourselves up in the presence of others and we do what we can to create a supportive environment. Planet Coexist presents Ecstatic Dance Tucson. Dance you inner joy to an eclectic set of music. A smoke-alcohol-judgement free environment! Shoeless feet on the dance floor only http://planetcoexist.com/EcstaticDance
Where:Rhythm Industry Performance Factory1013 S. Tyndall Ave.
When:7:30-10:30pm
Cost$7 Suggested Donation; Free for children 12 and unde:r
SUNDAY 9/18/11
What The Three Musketeers play :he Musketeers free Constance, a princess who is being held captive by the evil Cardinal. If you enjoy goofy love stories, sword fighting, bravery and lots of adventure -- The Three Musketeers is a must on your list of things to do and see with your family. Written by Richard Gremel. Music and Choreography by Michael Martinez. Directed by Michael Martinez and featuring Angela Horchem, Paul Matlock, Steve McKee, Casi Omick and Emilio Zweig
WhereLive Theatre Workshop, 5317 E Speedway Blvd:
When:1pm
Cost:$5- $8
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