Tucson Symphony Orchestra will perform John Williams' iconic score live while "Star Wars: A New Hope" shows on the screen at Linda Ronstadt Music Hall.
Cathalena E. Burch
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Cathalena has covered music for the Star for more than 20 years. She's a graduate of Arizona State University has worked at Sedona Red Rock News, Niagara Gazette in Niagara Falls, New York; and USA Today.
Indie folk duo is figuring a way to keep the music going. Meanwhile, Tucson also is getting a legendary pop artist's newest chapter and a rapper on the rise.
Olivia Barnes spent four days at Tucson High Magnet filming 'When the World Went Quite," one of 16 films being screened at the U of A's 2026 "Magic Hour."
Arizona Symphonic Winds and Tucson Pops Orchestra open their spring free concert series Mother's Day weekend.
UA senior films delve into horror, the supernatural, a bird invasion, a Grandpa's secret, self-discovery in a VW and a politician getting a Gen Z makeover.
UA senior films delve into horror, the supernatural, a bird invasion, a Grandpa's secret, self-discovery in a VW and a politician getting a Gen Z makeover.
Local musicians are featured in two summer series — presented by St. Andrew's Bach Society and Arizona Friends of Chamber Music — that run through August.
Arizona Theatre Company's 'Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors" takes the bite out of the Prince of Darkness, replacing it with perfectly timed, delicious humor.
Get ready to dance — International Jazz Day at Hotel Congress brings Naomi Uyama & Her Handsome Devils to the Plaza stage for a night of roaring ‘20s energy. Come early for a beginner Lindy Hop lesson, then stick around as live jazz turns the patio into a full-on swing party.