Photos: “Greatest Show and Tell on Earth” at Tully Elementary School
Faculty and families joined Tully Elementary students at their first ever maker faire "Greatest Show and Tell on Earth" on Friday morning.
The maker faire celebrates the "learning by doing” spirit with variety of hands on activities in art, science, and CTE. Students were encouraged to work alongside community partners and volunteers to learn new skills and explore different hobbies.
Jesus Flores Nozagaray hits a DIY drum set made out of tin cans during the first ever maker fair “Greatest Show and Tell on Earth” at Tully Elementary School, 1701 West El Rio Drive, Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 16, 2026. Faculty and families joined Tully Elementary students at their first ever maker faire "Greatest Show and Tell on Earth" on Friday morning. The maker faire celebrates the "learning by doing” spirit with variety of hands on activities in art, science, and CTE. Students were encouraged to work alongside community partners and volunteers to learn new skills and explore different hobbies.
Catalina High School students Aaden O’Sulliva, left, Heritier Umuhire, middle, and Alaa Al Akam, right, guide Ezekiel Lizarraga through a short electrical lesson during the first ever maker faire “Greatest Show and Tell on Earth” at Tully Elementary School, 1701 West El Rio Drive, Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 16, 2026. Faculty and families joined Tully Elementary students at their first ever maker faire "Greatest Show and Tell on Earth" on Friday morning. The maker faire celebrates the "learning by doing” spirit with variety of hands on activities in art, science, and CTE. Students were encouraged to work alongside community partners and volunteers to learn new skills and explore different hobbies.
Griffin Jones Hedrick, a Tucson High Magnet School film and tv student helps student Esperanza Gutiérrez, left, record her friend during the first ever maker fair “Greatest Show and Tell on Earth” at Tully Elementary School, 1701 West El Rio Drive, Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 16, 2026. Faculty and families joined Tully Elementary students at their first ever maker faire "Greatest Show and Tell on Earth" on Friday morning. The maker faire celebrates the "learning by doing” spirit with variety of hands on activities in art, science, and CTE. Students were encouraged to work alongside community partners and volunteers to learn new skills and explore different hobbies.
Students create origami artworks during the first ever maker fair “Greatest Show and Tell on Earth” at Tully Elementary School, 1701 West El Rio Drive, Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 16, 2026. Faculty and families joined Tully Elementary students at their first ever maker faire "Greatest Show and Tell on Earth" on Friday morning. The maker faire celebrates the "learning by doing” spirit with variety of hands on activities in art, science, and CTE. Students were encouraged to work alongside community partners and volunteers to learn new skills and explore different hobbies.
Najwa Abdalbake creates a mixed media embroidery artwork during the first ever maker fair “Greatest Show and Tell on Earth” at Tully Elementary School, 1701 West El Rio Drive, Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 16, 2026. Faculty and families joined Tully Elementary students at their first ever maker faire "Greatest Show and Tell on Earth" on Friday morning. The maker faire celebrates the "learning by doing” spirit with variety of hands on activities in art, science, and CTE. Students were encouraged to work alongside community partners and volunteers to learn new skills and explore different hobbies.
Luciano Fernandez Perez watches a chain reaction obstacle course during the first ever maker fair “Greatest Show and Tell on Earth” at Tully Elementary School, 1701 West El Rio Drive, Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 16, 2026. Faculty and families joined Tully Elementary students at their first ever maker faire "Greatest Show and Tell on Earth" on Friday morning. The maker faire celebrates the "learning by doing” spirit with variety of hands on activities in art, science, and CTE. Students were encouraged to work alongside community partners and volunteers to learn new skills and explore different hobbies.
Tully Elementary’s first ever maker fair “Greatest Show and Tell on Earth”, 1701 West El Rio Drive, Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 16, 2026. Faculty and families joined Tully Elementary students at their first ever maker faire "Greatest Show and Tell on Earth" on Friday morning. The maker faire celebrates the "learning by doing” spirit with variety of hands on activities in art, science, and CTE. Students were encouraged to work alongside community partners and volunteers to learn new skills and explore different hobbies.
A group of students put on a puppet show during the first ever maker fair “Greatest Show and Tell on Earth” at Tully Elementary School, 1701 West El Rio Drive, Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 16, 2026. Faculty and families joined Tully Elementary students at their first ever maker faire "Greatest Show and Tell on Earth" on Friday morning. The maker faire celebrates the "learning by doing” spirit with variety of hands on activities in art, science, and CTE. Students were encouraged to work alongside community partners and volunteers to learn new skills and explore different hobbies.
Vidal Martinez-Cajigas balls up fresh clay seed bomb before placing it inside of the Tully Elementary greenhouse during the first ever maker fair “Greatest Show and Tell on Earth”, 1701 West El Rio Drive, Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 16, 2026. Faculty and families joined Tully Elementary students at their first ever maker faire "Greatest Show and Tell on Earth" on Friday morning. The maker faire celebrates the "learning by doing” spirit with variety of hands on activities in art, science, and CTE. Students were encouraged to work alongside community partners and volunteers to learn new skills and explore different hobbies.
James Manzi competes in a tense game of chess during the first ever maker fair “Greatest Show and Tell on Earth” at Tully Elementary School, 1701 West El Rio Drive, Tucson, Ariz., Jan. 16, 2026. Faculty and families joined Tully Elementary students at their first ever maker faire "Greatest Show and Tell on Earth" on Friday morning. The maker faire celebrates the "learning by doing” spirit with variety of hands on activities in art, science, and CTE. Students were encouraged to work alongside community partners and volunteers to learn new skills and explore different hobbies.
Grace Trejo
Photojournalist
Most Popular
Zoo guests spent Saturday morning celebrating Meru and Penzi at their shared birthday party inside Reid Park Zoo.
The largest non-mechanized parade in the United States celebrates 101 years on Thursday morning.
La Fiesta de los Vaqueros returns to Tucson Rodeo Grounds on Saturday morning, February 21, 2026.
La Fiesta de los Vaqueros rodeo parade starts along South 12th Avenue and Drexel Road at 9 a.m. on Thursday.
The Blue Collar tour is a nationwide initiative to help bring career awareness to high school students through live welding demonstrations, ha…