Courtney Gustafson's fan base has grown to one million followers on TikTok. They're particularly taken with the love story between kitties Sad Boy and Lola.
Following the disbanding of Tucson Pride in January, local organizers and Tucson venues are stepping up to create new, inclusive spaces and events to celebrate the city’s LGBTQ community.
The Book Stop, the venerable shop at 214 N. Fourth Ave., will remain open after all.
Some rhinos and giraffes could find room to roam in Sahuarita under a plan by the Phoenix Zoo for a wild animal conservation park and safari attraction south of Tucson. Read moreConservation park for endangered animal could open south of Tucson
Couples across Tucson are saying “I do” in unforgettable ways this Valentine’s weekend — from Elvis-officiated mass weddings at Hotel Congress to tattoo-parlor ceremonies with free ink at Art and Sol Tattoo — turning love into a mix of spectacle, sentiment and lifelong commitment. Read moreTucson Valentine's: Vegas-style weddings, tattoo parlor nuptials
Tucson’s vintage boutique Generation Cool is about to get even cooler. Read moreTucson's Generation Cool expands into Super Thrift collective
Michelle Albanese said her shop, Marvelous Vintage at 2901 E. Speedway Blvd., represents her vision of a future where buying secondhand outpaces new clothing production. Read moreTucson residents promote sustainability as fast fashion grows
This year at the Tucson gem shows you can see everything from a saber tooth tiger fossil, to large silver specimens on exhibit for the first time since 1947, to dazzling displays of red, white… Read moreA saber tooth tiger fossil, gemstone paintings, and more: Here's the low-down on 4 Tucson gem shows! 💎
It’s that time of year again, Tucson. The annual gem shows have begun, and people from all over the world are preparing to descend on the city to peruse the hundreds of shops and vendors selli… Read moreSparkle City: Gem shows season has started — here's what to know
MANIA - The ABBA Tribute is bringing the magic of the 70s sensation to the Rialto Theatre for one night, Jan. 27. Read moreGlitter and boas: Dress up '70s style for ABBA tribute show at the Rialto 🪩✨
Tucked behind El Minuto Café in Tucson’s Barrio Viejo sits El Tiradito, a wishing shrine tied to the folktale of 18-year-old Juan Oliveras. Read moreStrolls and Stories Tours liven up Tucson history
Our first casino within city limits, a midtown Trader Joe's, our first Bass Pro Shops, new restaurants, luxury apartments — they're all on tap for 2026. Read moreLooking ahead to Tucson's new and cool for '26
For most of her childhood, Ayzia Logan cataloged her life with glued-down scraps. Read more‘Less screen time, more hobbies:’ Tucson journaling group helps young adults connect
Cafe Maggie on North Fourth Avenue suddenly closed its doors over the weekend, with its owner telling the Arizona Daily Star he lost about $250,000 over its four years in business. Read moreCafe Maggie suddenly closes doors on Tucson's North Fourth Avenue
Let’s be honest, money is tight this year, and the added expenses for holiday shopping can leave you feeling like you’re watching money fly out of your bank account. Read more20 gifts under $20 from Tucson shops! 🎄🎁
We love the holidays almost as much as we love Tucson's makers. Gift something local this season! Read moreA giant guide to gifts made by Tucson makers and small businesses
When cousins Karen Velasco and Paola Bustamante reconnected after years apart, they didn’t expect their reunion to spark a growing community of young Latinas in Tucson. Read moreTucson Primas builds community for young Latinas
A list of places in Tucson, Arizona to donate fresh and non-perishable food items this holiday season and year-round. Read more14 places to donate food in Tucson this holiday season and beyond 🥫
The days are getting shorter, and it’s finally time to break out the warm winter sweaters. With the holidays just around the corner, it’s time to get into the spirit of the season, and what be… Read more17 festive holiday markets that support Tucson artisans
When barber Daniel Valenzuela opened Jireh Collective in downtown Tucson four months ago, he saw the space as an experiment. Read moreCombo barbershop/gallery provides space to Tucson artists
Tucson is beginning to feel the impacts of the flight reductions imposed at 40 major airports by the Federal Aviation Administration Friday. Read moreHelpful travel resources for Tucsonans amid national flight reductions
The Loft Cinema’s annual film fest is back, bigger than ever, and features the debut of its new outdoor screen. Read moreCinema under the stars and a big film fest at The Loft
It's a special time of year in Tucson to honor deceased loved ones. Here's a list of the many events of Día de los Muertos and the All Souls Procession you can take part in. Read more'You can feel the love and celebration' at Tucson's All Souls, Día de los Muertos events
"Cabali and the Tiki Mug Obsession" documents Doug "Fini" Finical's three-plus-year, $500,000 journey to create a tiki bar in Tucson for his tiki mug collection. Read moreA bar, a guy and a tiki obsession earn Tucson filmmaker spot in prestigious festival
Borderlands Theater is making its return to the stage after eight years with a moving family drama that explores love, identity and the unspoken costs of war. Read moreTucson's Borderlands Theater returns to stage with local playwright's work
The jukebox musical asks: "What if Juliet hadn't ended it all over Romeo's death — and decided to move on and find herself, find autonomy over her own destiny?" Read moreBuzzy Broadway show '& Juliet' heads to Tucson
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