Teresa Coffee shakes up a customer’s lemonade order at the BarDown Fitness & Nutrition tent at Old Tucson’s Summer Night Market.
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- Kelly Presnell
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Shoppers strolling by take a longer look at the handmade lighted shadow boxes on display at The Tucson Crafty Cat tent as the sun goes down ov…
- Kelly Presnell
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Thousands of shoppers stroll the main street getting a look at the goods on sale at Old Tucson’s Summer Night Market.
- Kelly Presnell
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Andrea Ashe takes advantage of a break in the action in the Touch Wood cosmetics and fragrance booth at Old Tucson’s Summer Night Market on Ma…
- Kelly Presnell
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Shoppers strolling by take a longer look at the handmade lighted shadow boxes on display at The Tucson Crafty Cat tent as the sun goes down ov…
- Charles Borla
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A festival in May at Old Tucson will center around several races that will feature runners who pay for a chance to run along a half-mile closed course in the company of about a dozen bulls.
- Rick Wiley
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Since 1939's "Arizona," Old Tucson Studios west of the Tucson Mountains has hosted nearly 300 productions. Nearly 40-percent of the historic w…
- Rick Wiley
Nearly 40-percent of Old Tucson Studios, including many of the most-famous wood structures seen in Westerns, was destroyed by fire on April 24, 1995.
- Rebecca Sasnett Arizona Daily Star
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Angelica De La Paz, left, and her friend Celeste Campas react while walking through the Dead Man’s Grotto haunted house at Nightfall in Old Tu…
- Rebecca Sasnett, Arizona Daily Star 2022
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Rosa Flora, played by Katarina Russo, watches guests near the Town Hall at Nightfall in Old Tucson.
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