Tucson Meet Yourself will look a whole lot different when it takes over downtown’s Jácome Plaza Oct. 16-18. The festival’s footprint has been reimagined.
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- Cathalena E. Burch
Tucson Meet Yourself’s 53rd annual festival is reimagined as interconnected villages, encouraging visitors to linger and engage deeply with cultural experiences beyond food, a concept developed with Smithsonian support and architect Bryan Rafael Falcón.
- Cathalena E. Burch
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Tucson Meet Yourself’s 53rd annual festival is reimagined as interconnected villages, encouraging visitors to linger and engage deeply with cultural experiences beyond food, a concept developed with Smithsonian support and architect Bryan Rafael Falcón.
- Kanishka Singh Reuters
He called for a five-year exhibition on George Washington in his latest critique of an institution he’s repeatedly attacked.
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- USA Today - News
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Lonnie G. Bunch III, the Smithsonian's first Black secretary, will retire as the Trump administration escalates criticism of the institution.
- Cathalena E. Burch
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The first and only time that country singer-songwriter Rissi Palmer visited Tucson was for an in-and-out stop in 2007 at a local country radio…
- Noreen Kompanik, TravelPulse
The United States of America turns 250 years old on July 4, 2026. Museums across the U.S. are marking the important milestone not just with patriotic displays, but with exhibitions and programs that go beyond simple celebration to explore our nation’s full, complex story. The efforts of these top museums frame the semiquincentennial not just as a commemoration of the past, but as an ...
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- Ann Brown Special to the Arizona Daily Star
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Historian William L. Bird Jr. follows the saguaro's rise to global icon in this recently published book.
- Gabriela Rico
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The country's first Air Force One has languished here for the past decade.
- By Tom Beal Arizona Daily Star
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Donation helps UA stay involved in consortium building world's largest telescope.
Tucson's iconic Arizona Inn to add rental homes to its property