From moving for a job to never having left the Old Pueblo, we all have stories about how Tucson went from just a city we lived in to the place we call home.
On Sept. 26, a handful of community members will share their stories of home and how they grew roots in Tucson.
You'll hear from Jean Mfuranzima, who left his turbulent birth county of Burundi to seek asylum in United States, but then found himself in an unfamiliar world in Tucson.
And Kathe Lison, who after losing her first sense of home with her mother's unexpected death took to renovating a home in Tucson's historic Barrio Viejo.
You can hear how their stories end, as well as other stories at our upcoming Tucson Storytellers evening "How Tucson Became Home."
Get your tickets now at tucson.com/storytellers or purchase them at the door!
Want to tell a story at a future Storytellers night? Submit your story here!
More information
What: Tucson Storytellers "How Tucson Became Home"
When: 6:30-8:00 p.m., September 26, 2018
Where: Tucson Museum of Art, 140 North Main Ave.
Cost: $10 general admission, $5 tickets. Click here to buy tickets or buy tickets at the door.
