FRIDAY, October 5, 2012
WhatArizona Adventure Kids Play AreaGRAND OPENINGCome out for a rootin’ tootin’ good time and climb,
slide and play in the great Wild West.| The first 50 kids will receive a special free prize,
plus enjoy... • Face Painters • Balloon Twisters |
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| When:Friday, October 5, 2012 12noon-2pm | ||
Cost:FREE
What:Tournament of Destruction Monster-truck drivers toughen up their vehicles by emblazoning them with flames, skulls, and the scariest thing of all—a lion. Hear the roar of engines with this GrouponLive deal to see the Tournament of Destruction presented by M80 Promotions at Tucson Rodeo Grounds.
When:Friday and Saturday 10/5 and 10/6starts at 5pm
Where:4823 S 6th Ave
Cost:$13-$15 Children 3 and under are free
What:Teacher Parent Connection Celebrates World Teacher Day Stop in Friday & Saturday for treats & specials in honor or World Teacher Day!
When:9:30-6pm Friday and Saturday 10/5 and 10/6
Where: 101 S Pantano Rd Tucson, Arizona 85710
Cost:FREE
What:Pumpkin Fiesta Watch handmade glass pumpkins being created while you browse in search of that special galss art pumpkin. Call 884-7814 for more info.
When:10am-5pm Fri-Sun 10/5-10/7
Where:Sonoran Glass School 633 W. 18th Street
Cost:FREE
What:Trick or Treat- Kids' Free Clay Classes- Romero House Potters at the Tucson Museum of Art offers clay classses for kids ages 7-9.
When:2-4pm Friday, Ocotber 5, 2012
Where:Tucson Museum of Art- 140. N. Main
Cost:FREE
What:Mexcan Baseball Fiesta Bands: There are lively musicians coming to Kino Stadium for the Vamos a Tucson Mexican Baseball Fiesta. The bands will be performing before and during games, just like in the Mexican Pacific League. Arranque Norteno and Tecnobanda La Pilarena are two of the bands headlining the event. There are additional musicians being scheduled for this year's fiesta.Mascots: Fans of all ages will enjoy the antics of three Mexican Pacific League mascots. Beto Coyote of Hermosillo, Chaco of Obregon and Benny of Mazatlan will perform throughout the four-day event. The mascots will be dancing and performing their routines on the field during games, just like in the Mexican Pacific League.Dancers: Multiple ballet folklorico style dance groups will perform throughout the Vamos a Tucson Mexican Baseball Fiesta.
When:Fri-Sun 10/5-10/7 4pm on Fr and Sat 1pm on Sun
Where:Kino Stadium
Cost:Adults- $8-$15 Kids 6-16 years old, military, seniors and college students $6 % and under FREE
What: Butterfly Magic at the Gardens...walk through an amazing live exhibit where exotic butterflies fly by and even land on you! See the stages of metamorphisis in front of your eyes! My family has gone many times and LOVE it but be prepared for hot and humid conditions inside the butterfly room :)
Where: Tucson Botanical Gardens, 2150 N. Alvernon Way
When: October thru April 30th FROM 9:30am to 4pm daily
Cost:Varies with admissionGo HERE for more information and prices or call 326-9686 ext 10
What:Reptile Ramble- Learn the essentials in understanding reptiles- free with admission- more info call 520-742-6455
When:10am-11am FRIDAY, October 5, 2012
Where:Tohono Chul Park 7366 N. paseo del Norte
Cost:free with admission to the park
When:11am-12noon FRIDAY, October 5, 2012
Where:Pima County Agua Caliente Park, 12325 E. Roger Road
Cost: FREE
What:Story Time at Bookmans!
A light snack and juice, so get your listening ears ready for some
great hand selected stories for you to enjoy. Right after story time we
will have a coloring activity.
Where:Bookmans Speedway FRIDAY, October 5, 2012
When:10am-11am Cost:FREE
What:Storytunes, an
hour long musical extravaganza for the kids! We'll play games, read
stories and sing all kinds of fun songs!! The program tends to aim more
towards toddlers, but all kids are welcome!
When:10-11am FRIDAY, October 5, 2012
Where:Bookmans Ina
Cost:FREE
What:Jungle Book Kipling's story of Mowgli, the Indian boy raised by caring wolves in the jungles of India with Bagheera, the panther, Baloo, the bear and the menacing tiger Shere Kahn, parallels his struggles with the troublesome school mates. The play touches on the subject of school bullying, the worth of friendship, the importance of loyalty and other values required for surviving in the jungle. The fast-paced nonstop action, colorful jungle scenery and plenty of energetic animals are sure to keep the younger audiences enthralled and older audience connected. Center for the Arts Black Box Theatre, West Campus. For more information call (520) 206-6986.
When:7pm FRIDAY, October 5, 2012
Where:PCC West Campus 2202 West Anklam Road
Cost:$6
What:Phantom of the Opera- Pain in the Mask Will the chorus girl Christine rise to the occasion after Diva Soprano, Carlotta, becomes mysteriously ill? Who will be seated in the mysterious Box #5…where programs disappear and ghoulish laughter echoes? Join the Gaslight gang as they transform the stage back to post-Revolution Paris to revive The Phantom Of The Opera – a love story of musical inspiration and hidden longing, along with a palate-pleasing portion of goofy song and dance!
When:6pm and 8:30pm FRIDAY, October 5, 2012
Where:Gaslight Theatre 7010 E. Broadway
Cost:Adults..$17.95Students & Military .$15.95Seniors (60+ years)..$15.95Children (12 & Under) .$ 7.95
What:Apple Annie’s Produce & Pumpkins Corn Festival Sweet corn picked at the peak of the season is a treat you won’t want to miss! Many other vegetables will be available for you-pick. Enjoy hot roasted sweet corn and a great day of family fun on the farm! Peaches galore- with all kinds of products to purchase too!Win CORN MAZE passes here.
When:8 AM – 5:30 PM FRIDAY, October 5, 2012
Where:6405 W Williams Rd (map & directions) Willcox, AZ 85643 520.384.4685
Cost:Free to visit
What:Elemental Artistry Fire Dancing! Come see amazing fire dancers and all their tricks!
Cost:FREE to watch (drinks and food vary)
What:Sam and Latch's Hairy Halloween This action- packed
show is suitable for all ages, though the show contains loud noises
and some scary moments which may frighten small children. "Quirky
deputies, Sam and Latch, take on more than they can handle when a
terrifying Wolf-man stops in town for a quick snack.
When:7pm FRIDAY, October 5, 2012
Where:Sky Bar 536 N. 4th AvenueCost:FREE to watch (drinks and food vary)
When:Every night in October at 7:00 and 8:00 p.m. and an additional show at 9:00 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays
Where:Trail Dust Town 6541 E. Tanque Verde Road
Cost:Admission is $3.00 for adults and $1.00 for children under 11. Pay what you can afford night is Tuesday and Wednesday.
What:Agua Caliente Elementary Fall Festival- This is a big school festival! We have gone for the past two years eventhough my son wasn't even attending yet! Huge awesome baskets up for raffle, cake walks all night long,haunted house, Zero gravity rides, jumping castles, food, games and prizes. Everyone is invited~you do not have to attend to go!
When:6-9pm FRIDAY, October 5, 2012
Where:ACES11420 East Limberlost
Cost:Free Entrance- Tickets are 50c each
What:Lions and Tigers, and Food Trucks Oh My-! This one will be different!Dinner and a movie at Reid Park! We will park the trucks at the NW corner of the park along Country Club. Grab some food, then follow the yellow brick road to the theatre at Demeester, located in the park. What movie? The Wizard of Oz (Free to everyone)Movie starts at 6:45pm. Bring a blanket to sit in the grass, or some folding chairs and enjoy this classic movie.A portion of the proceeds from the food trucks benefit Lymphoma Research FoundationLymphoma.org/ArizonaThis event also supports the nonprofit Dinnerware Artspace.
When:5pm FRIDAY, October 5, 2012
Where:Reid Park
Cost:FREE- food costs vary
What:Teen Dances are back!! Come hang out with friends, dance and enjoy the DJ at the Crossroads at Silverbell Park location. Open to ages 12 to 17. The Marana Police Department will present at all dances.
Enter for your chance to win free tickets each month by clicking "Join" on the Facebook event page.
https://www.facebook.com/events/420299611353017/
When:6:30-9:30pm FRIDAY, October 5, 2012
Where:Marana Parks & Recreation 13251 N. Lon Adams Rd. , Marana, Arizona 85653
Cost:Cover charge is $5. Snacks are available for sale.
When:8-10pmFRIDAY, October 5, 2012
Where:Tucson Museum of Art 140 North Main Avenue
Cost:Free for members, $15 general admission or $10 with university/student id. Sign up for a membership and receive free admission!
What:Jovert Steel Drum Band at La EncantadaSummer’s not quite over yet—celebrate the end of our superwarm season at the Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance’s Summer Concert Series, the Jovert Steel Drum Band performance on Sept. 5 (the band is comprised of Tucson High Magnet School students). The event will take place on the lower level courtyard of the La Encantada shopping Center at 7:30 p.m. The performance will be a lively and theatrical one, as the Jovert Steel Drum Band will offer up a mix of Calypso and island music. Drinks, including beer and wine, will be available for purchase. 520.797.3959,
When:7:30pm FRIDAY, October 5, 2012
Where:La Encantada
Cost:FREE
SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
What:Early Risers Halloween Event A Kids Halloween Event at the Arizona History Museum with music, trick or treating (non-food items, activities, storytelling and theater!
When:10am-2pm SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:Arizona History Museum 949 E. 2nd Street
Cost:Free for kids 11 and under, kids 12-18 $4 and adults $5
What: Meet Little Critter! Little
Critter is always learning something new—you can, too! Little Cirtter
will be visiting UA BookStores to share a story and make some crafts! Join your favorite book character every first Saturday of each month at
your official UA BookStores (SUMC), for an hour of storytelling and
activities Become a W.A.L.K. member to receive early reminders about
upcoming programs & 20% Discount on General Reading BooksYes, even all children's books...
Where:UOFA Bookstore
When:10:30 am and 2pm SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Cost: FREE
What: Home Depot Kids Workshop- Kids will make a fun wooden project.Kids also get free goggles and kids apron!For children 5-12 years old. Go her for more info.Where:UOFA Bookstore
When:10:30 am and 2pm SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Cost: FREE
When:9am-12noon SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:Home Depot locations
Cost:FREE
What:Pima Air Museum Kids program Make and Take Airplane Model. We have yet to make it ton one of these but with three generations of pilots I think my son should go. We go to the museum every time is uncle or Grandpa come to visit just never one of these programs-we want to go:)
When:1pm-2:30pm SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:Pima Air and Space Museum 6000 East Valencia Road
Cost:Free with admission cost go HERE for more info.
What: Marana's Pumpkin Patch and Farm Festival. With our 50 acre field, two unique corn mazes! Sort through the pumpkin patch and find a one-of-a-kind pumpkin to take home! Work up an appetite jumping on our two huge jumping pillows,e petting zoo with ponies, miniature donkeys, goats and more!
When:Starts Saturday, Otober 6, 2012 Open 3 to 7 p.m. Monday, Thursday & Friday, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. Saturday and Sunday and closed Tuesday & Wednesday. Marana Pumpkin Patch is also open on October 31, 3 to 7 p.m.
Where:Take the I-10 to Marana exit 236, head North 1 block to Marana Rd. by the Circle K, turn right on Marana Rd. approximately 2 miles, turn right on Wentz Rd. approximately 1 mile, go past Kirby Hughes Rd. Were on the Northwest corner of Kirby Hughes Rd. and Wentz Rd.
Cost:There is a $10 entrance fee
When:Saturday, October 6, 2012 10:00 Am and 11:15 AM
Where:2175 N 6th Avenue
Cost:free-suggested donation $3
What: Lego Club-Do you Lego? Kids of all ages are invited to join. Children under 6 please have an adult come with you. The library will supply the Legos
When 10-11:30am SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where: Kirk-Bear Canyon Library
Cost: FREE
What:Jungle Book Kipling's story of Mowgli, the Indian boy raised by caring wolves in the jungles of India with Bagheera, the panther, Baloo, the bear and the menacing tiger Shere Kahn, parallels his struggles with the troublesome school mates. The play touches on the subject of school bullying, the worth of friendship, the importance of loyalty and other values required for surviving in the jungle. The fast-paced nonstop action, colorful jungle scenery and plenty of energetic animals are sure to keep the younger audiences enthralled and older audience connected. Center for the Arts Black Box Theatre, West Campus. For more information call (520) 206-6986.
When:2pm and 7pm SATURDAY, October 6, 2012What:Jungle Book Kipling's story of Mowgli, the Indian boy raised by caring wolves in the jungles of India with Bagheera, the panther, Baloo, the bear and the menacing tiger Shere Kahn, parallels his struggles with the troublesome school mates. The play touches on the subject of school bullying, the worth of friendship, the importance of loyalty and other values required for surviving in the jungle. The fast-paced nonstop action, colorful jungle scenery and plenty of energetic animals are sure to keep the younger audiences enthralled and older audience connected. Center for the Arts Black Box Theatre, West Campus. For more information call (520) 206-6986.
Where:PCC West Campus 2202 West Anklam Road
Cost:$6
What:Craft-apalooza at Bookmans Ina We’re kicking off fall by making nature owl craft bags! These adorable little bags will hold plenty of treats for you this coming fall!
When:1-2pm SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:Bookmans Ina
Cost:FREEWhat:Apple Annie’s Produce & Pumpkins Apple Harvest and Corn Festival Sweet corn picked at the peak of the season is a treat you won’t want to miss! Many other vegetables will be available for you-pick. Enjoy hot roasted sweet corn and a great day of family fun on the farm! Peaches galore- with all kinds of products to purchase too!
When:8 AM – 5:30 PM SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:6405 W Williams Rd (map & directions) Willcox, AZ 85643 520.384.4685
Cost:Free to visit
What:Tucson Reptile and Amphibian Show and Sale40,000 square feet of vendors from around the country selling captive bred reptiles, supplies, clothing, art, jewelry. Displays of exotic reptiles from around the world, including Vipers, Cobras, Rattlesnakes, Giant Pythons. A Petting Zoo for kids & adults with Alligators, Giant Monitors, Giant Tortoises, A fossil dig for kids. More info HERE
When:9am-6pm (Sunday too) SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:Tucson Expo Center 3750 E. Irvington Road
Cost: $7 adults $3 ages 6-12yrs. and 5 an under free
What: Dr. Seuss's Snoozapalooza- Celebrate Mostly Book's 24th Anniversary! Book signings by Elizabeth Gunn and Susan Cummins Miller, kids storytime...wear PJ's and Buy 2 Dr. Seuss Books , get one Free.
When:10am-3pm Storytime at 10 am and 11am Book signings 1:30-3pm
Where:Mostly Books 6208 E. Speedway
Cost:FREE
What:Phantom of the Opera- Pain in the Mask Will the chorus girl Christine rise to the occasion after Diva Soprano, Carlotta, becomes mysteriously ill? Who will be seated in the mysterious Box #5…where programs disappear and ghoulish laughter echoes? Join the Gaslight gang as they transform the stage back to post-Revolution Paris to revive The Phantom Of The Opera – a love story of musical inspiration and hidden longing, along with a palate-pleasing portion of goofy song and dance!
When:6pm and 8:30pm SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:Gaslight Theatre 7010 E. Broadway
Cost:Adults..$17.95Students & Military .$15.95Seniors (60+ years)..$15.95Children (12 & Under) .$ 7.95
What:Bookworm Club Families enjoy a storytime and hands-on activity in the Children's Discovery Garden.
When:10-11am SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:Tucson Botanical Gardens 2150 NAlvernon Way
Cost:$13 regular admission $4 ages 4-12 yrs. younger children free
What:Zombie Fair Get reanimated at Bookmans Speedway from 12 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, October 6 for a creepy good time. We have invited the Zombie Walk crew to paint you to look like the undead for free. Yes, we said for free. In addition to being painted to look like the expired you can have your photo taken in the Bookmans photo booth to proudly place on your fridge. The Slaughter House will be stopping by to sell tickets to their bloodcurdling haunted house and we're also hosting local artists to come down and draw caricatures of you as the defunct. So, if you're looking for something to do to celebrate the creepiest month of the year crawl into Bookmans.
When:12-3pm SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:Bookmans Speedway
Cost:FREE
What: Agua Linda Fall Festival For $5 you will get unlimited hayrides, unlimited petting zoo visits, unlimited large animal visits, unlimited access to kid-friendly hay-bale maze, unlimited hay-stack climbing, NEW!!
unlimited trips through our first ever 5 acre family maze (scroll
down to learn more about
this new attraction!), use of picnic area/tables (outside food not permitted), movie
on Friday and Saturday nights (kid
friendly animated movie on 14' big screen) Go HERE to check out their websiteWhen:10-11am SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:Tucson Botanical Gardens 2150 NAlvernon Way
Cost:$13 regular admission $4 ages 4-12 yrs. younger children free
What:Zombie Fair Get reanimated at Bookmans Speedway from 12 to 3 p.m. on Saturday, October 6 for a creepy good time. We have invited the Zombie Walk crew to paint you to look like the undead for free. Yes, we said for free. In addition to being painted to look like the expired you can have your photo taken in the Bookmans photo booth to proudly place on your fridge. The Slaughter House will be stopping by to sell tickets to their bloodcurdling haunted house and we're also hosting local artists to come down and draw caricatures of you as the defunct. So, if you're looking for something to do to celebrate the creepiest month of the year crawl into Bookmans.
When:12-3pm SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:Bookmans Speedway
Cost:FREE
What:Halloween at the Mini-Time
Machine The museum will be decorated for Halloween during the month
of October. Each Saturday in October, join us for a storyteller at
11am, our Kids Create Family Fun Program from 12pm-4pm and a flashlight
tour of the “haunted” miniatures in our collection from 4pm- 5pm.
All included with museum admission. Free for members.
When:11am-5pm check specific times aboveSATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:The Mini-Time Machine Museum of Miniatures 4455 E. Camp Lowell DriveWhen:5-9pm Friday 10am-9pm Saturday and 10am-5pm Sunday
Where:Agua Linda Farms for directions go HERE
Cost:$5 additional cost for pony rides and other events.
What: Sonoran Desert Kids Club: Prickly Pear Harvest
RESCHEDULED TO OCTOBER 6 Learn about prickly pear cactus, harvest the fruit, and make prickly pear juice. Children ages 8-12. Reservations required. For more information call 615-7855 or eeducation@pima.gov.
When: Saturday, October 6 9:30 a.m. - noon
Where: Pima County Agua Caliente Park, 12325 E. Roger Road
Cost:FREE
What:Loop Rawlins at Trail Dust Town- Former featured Cirque du Soleil performer doing all of his cool ropin', gun spinning and whip crackin' routines and tricks!
When:6:30, 7:30 and 8:30pmSATURDAY,October 6, 2012
Where:Trail Dust Town
Cost:FREE
What:The Monty Tale of King
Arthur Python-Killer
rabbits, coconut horses and knights who say Ni are all on the road to
adventure. Bring the whole family for a night of imagination and
entertainment under the stars for this silly interpretation of the myth
of King Arthur and the Holy Grail. Visit www.valleymoon.info for more information, Find us on Facebook, or call 520-323-1331.
When6:30 SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where: 2544 East Allen Rd. north of Prince Rd. and east of
Tucson Blvd.
Cost:$3 donation. Kids 13 and
under are free.What:Old Pueblo Baptist Church Open House Vendors, prizes and refreshments!
When:10am-12noonSATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:88008 E. Broadway
Cost:FREE to attend
What:UA Band Day provides high school students the opportunity to gain knowledge and expertise as a performing group. They are given a chance to visit The University of Arizona campus and be motivated by observing UA's "Pride of Arizona" Marching Band in action.Band Day is open to the public. Admission is purchased at the gate. Complimentary parking is provided in designated stadium lots. Food, refreshments, and a festival program are also made available.
When:8am-8pm SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:Arizona Stadium525 N Championship Dr.
Cost:General Admission: $8Seniors:(55+) & UA Employees $5Students:(K-12 & UA) $3Children under 5 are free
When:10am-12noon SATURDAY, October 6, 2012
Where:Himmel Park
Cost:FREE
What:Mexcan Baseball Fiesta Bands: There are lively musicians coming to Kino Stadium for the Vamos a Tucson Mexican Baseball Fiesta. The bands will be performing before and during games, just like in the Mexican Pacific League. Arranque Norteno and Tecnobanda La Pilarena are two of the bands headlining the event. There are additional musicians being scheduled for this year's fiesta.Mascots: Fans of all ages will enjoy the antics of three Mexican Pacific League mascots. Beto Coyote of Hermosillo, Chaco of Obregon and Benny of Mazatlan will perform throughout the four-day event. The mascots will be dancing and performing their routines on the field during games, just like in the Mexican Pacific League.Dancers: Multiple ballet folklorico style dance groups will perform throughout the Vamos a Tucson Mexican Baseball Fiesta.
When:Fri-Sun 10/5-10/7 4pm on Fr and Sat 1pm on Sun
Where:Kino Stadium
Cost:Adults- $8-$15 Kids 6-16 years old, military, seniors and college students $6 % and under FREE
What:Trunk Sale A Trunk sale is just like a yard sale but we all meet at the park and swap or buy and sell in the parking lot. Please feel free to invite anyone you feel may be interested!
When:Saturday October 6th 9am-12noon
Where:9am meet in the dirt parking lot that is on the North West corner of I-10 & Houghton
Cost:FREE
What: Science Saturday Join us for Science Saturday! Each month we will focus on a different scientific topic for fun activities and presenters. Join us as we head Up, Up, and Away with Mad Science!
Where:Murphy Wilmot Library
Cost:FREE
What:Tucson Indian Center presents 11th Annual Children's Social Powwow Grand Entry at 1:00pm
Gourd Dance at 11:00am with the Southwest Gourd SocietyAll Dancers & Drums Welcome!!!FoodArts & CraftsInformation BoothsChildren's Activities and Family Fun For more information, contact:Sarah Fendenheim(520) 884-7131 ext. 235 sfendenheim@ticenter.orgWhen:Saturday, October 6, 2012 11:00am to 4:00pm
Where:Location: Safford Magnet School Athletic Field in Downtown Tucson
Cost:FREE
What:The Nutcracker- Musical Magic Kids explore the sights and sounds and workings of instrum,ents at a performance of Tchaikovsky's The Nutcracker Call 797-3959 for more info.
When:10am Saturday, October 6, 2012
Where:11ooo N. La Cañada Drive
Cost:FREE
What:Tournament of Destruction Monster-truck drivers toughen up their vehicles by emblazoning them with flames, skulls, and the scariest thing of all—a lion. Hear the roar of engines with this GrouponLive deal to see the Tournament of Destruction presented by M80 Promotions at Tucson Rodeo Grounds.
When:Friday and Saturday 10/5 and 10/6starts at 5pm
Where:4823 S 6th Ave
Cost:$13-$15 Children 3 and under are free
What:Teacher Parent Connection Celebrates World Teacher Day Stop in Friday & Saturday for treats & specials in honor or World Teacher Day!
When:9:30-6pm Friday and Saturday 10/5 and 10/6
Where: 101 S Pantano Rd Tucson, Arizona 85710
Cost:FREE
What:Pumpkin Fiesta Watch handmade glass pumpkins being created while you browse in search of that special galss art pumpkin. Call 884-7814 for more info.
When:10am-5pm Fri-Sun 10/5-10/7
Where:Sonoran Glass School 633 W. 18th Street
Cost:FREE
What:Star Wars Reads Storytime Join the nationwide Star Wars Reads Day celebration on Saturday, October 6 featuring stories, crafts and activities all about Star Wars.
When:Saturday October 06, 2012 11:00 AMWhere:Barnes and Noble Westside Foothills Mall, 7325 N. LaCholla Blvd. Ste 100, Tucson, AZ 85741, 520-742-6
Cost:FREE
SUNDAY, October 7, 2012
Where:Colossal Cave Park16721 E. Old Spanish Trail
When: Sunday, Oct. 7 - 2:00 and 3:15 p.m
Cost:Free with admission
What:Mother Goose Unplucked Play
When:1-2pm SUNDAY, October 7, 2012
Where:Live Theatre Workshop 5317 E. Speedway Blvd.
Cost:$5-$8What:Jungle Book Kipling's story of Mowgli, the Indian boy raised by caring wolves in the jungles of India with Bagheera, the panther, Baloo, the bear and the menacing tiger Shere Kahn, parallels his struggles with the troublesome school mates. The play touches on the subject of school bullying, the worth of friendship, the importance of loyalty and other values required for surviving in the jungle. The fast-paced nonstop action, colorful jungle scenery and plenty of energetic animals are sure to keep the younger audiences enthralled and older audience connected. Center for the Arts Black Box Theatre, West Campus. For more information call (520) 206-6986.
When:2pm SUNDAY, October 7, 2012
Where:PCC West Campus 2202 West Anklam Road
Cost:$6
What: Dungeons & Dragons Club Can't get enough fantasy? Try out our new Dungeons & Dragons Club where you'll be able to create your own heroes, battle monsters, and go on amazing adventures. Both beginners and experienced players welcome!
When:1-3pmSUNDAY, October 7, 2012
Where:Murphy-Wilmot Library
Cost:FREE
When:7pm, 8pm and 9pm SUNDAY, October 7, 2012
Where:Trail Dust Town 6541 E. Tanque Verde
Cost:FREE- donations accepted
What:JUST HAVING FUN WITH BUTTERFLIES This class will address interesting and intriguing questions along with some answers connected with butterflies, their habitat and anything else butterfly related that seems to catch our fancy. Includes entrance to Butterfly Magic after hours. Family Friendly.
Cost: $14, $10 members
What:Apple Annie’s Produce & Pumpkins Apple Harvest and Corn Festival Sweet corn picked at the peak of the season is a treat you won’t want to miss! Many other vegetables will be available for you-pick. Enjoy hot roasted sweet corn and a great day of family fun on the farm! Peaches galore- with all kinds of products to purchase too!
When:8 AM – 5:30 PM SUNDAY, October 7, 2012
Where:6405 W Williams Rd (map & directions) Willcox, AZ 85643 520.384.4685
Cost:Free to visitWhat: Picture This! Art for familias! Enjoy the retrospective work of Barbara Rogers who transforms elements of a landscape into beautiful arrangements of design and abstract shapes. Then use your imagination to paint a landscape that looks like it’s from another world! For more info. go HERE For ages 6-12 yrs.
Where:Tucson Museum of Art 140 N. Main
When:1pm SUNDAY, October 7, 2012
Cost:FREE
What:Tucson Reptile and Amphibian Show and Sale40,000 square feet of vendors from around the country selling captive bred reptiles, supplies, clothing, art, jewelry. Displays of exotic reptiles from around the world, including Vipers, Cobras, Rattlesnakes, Giant Pythons. A Petting Zoo for kids & adults with Alligators, Giant Monitors, Giant Tortoises, A fossil dig for kids. More info HERE
When:10am-4pm SUNDAY, October 7, 2012
Where:Tucson Expo Center 3750 E. Irvington Road
Cost: $7 adults $3 ages 6-12yrs. and 5 an under free
What:Mexcan Baseball Fiesta Bands: There are lively musicians coming to Kino Stadium for the Vamos a Tucson Mexican Baseball Fiesta. The bands will be performing before and during games, just like in the Mexican Pacific League. Arranque Norteno and Tecnobanda La Pilarena are two of the bands headlining the event. There are additional musicians being scheduled for this year's fiesta.Mascots: Fans of all ages will enjoy the antics of three Mexican Pacific League mascots. Beto Coyote of Hermosillo, Chaco of Obregon and Benny of Mazatlan will perform throughout the four-day event. The mascots will be dancing and performing their routines on the field during games, just like in the Mexican Pacific League.Dancers: Multiple ballet folklorico style dance groups will perform throughout the Vamos a Tucson Mexican Baseball Fiesta.
When:Fri-Sun 10/5-10/7 4pm on Fr and Sat 1pm on Sun
Where:Kino Stadium
Cost:Adults- $8-$15 Kids 6-16 years old, military, seniors and college students $6 % and under FREE
Holy busy weekend. I hope I can make it to at least one of these.
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