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LYNN TOP SPOTS FOR ALOE VERA AND RAE LOWE’S VINO, ALES & SEDONA MUD SPA “ALUMINATIONS” COCKTAILS ++ TREATMENTS

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14 Editor’s Itinerary 22 ENTERTAINMENT Keeping it Cool Ways to enjoy the desert Three movie theaters heat, indoors and out. where you can stay cool

56 My Tucson MUSEUMS & Barbara Rogers 26 ATTRACTIONS The self-taught painter— fit, well-dressed and ready Two quick ways to for fun—has lived in Tuc- explore The Museum of son since 1990. Contemporary Art Tucson 30 GALLERIES & ANTIQUES Lynn Rae Lowe’s “Aluminations” at Metal Arts Village

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wheretraveler.com DINING S a v o r t h e S o u t h w e s t 42 Locally inspired dishes, art exhibits and gifts cover 18 Cuisine Scene Lighter bites • Three spots for the perfect pizza pie • Five Ways to Taste Tucson Sweet spots • Vino, ales & cocktails 50 NAVIGATE

LYNN TOP SPOTS FOR ALOE VERA AND RAE LOWE’S VINO, ALES & SEDONA MUD SPA 20 Art+Culture “ALUMINATIONS” COCKTAILS TREATMENTS The Crush Wine, Food & Art Festival • Unique gifts: Best Way to Start (Or End) ON THE COVER ©North Italia, Antigone Books, Another Man’s Treasure and Old The Day: Tumamoc Hill The Perfect Pizza Pie/19 Town Artisans • Three Arizona-inspired art exhibits 52 MAPS CONNECT WITH US 21 Body+Spirit Spa treatments: Sedona clay wraps and aloe vera Arizona, Downtown masks • The Tucson Fall Gem Show • Three day trips Tucson, and the above and below ground • Explore your inner child Greater Tucson Area. ©TUCSON BOTANICAL GARDEN ©TUCSON BOTANICAL

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LAUREN WISE room. room. show- piano Steinway the at music even and jewelry, art, modern and There’sclassic destination. art local top Row,a Gallery at art of world Finda >> AFTERNOO pesto and Brie. and pesto with topped fries French the like on comfort food, twists modern for Firkin Frog& or go to the beer, or wine a glass of local Tap+Bottle for to Head >> evening evening 2/28/14 5:19:28 PM

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AUG. 2-3: Wine & Vines Sonoita Vineyard’s HarvestFest embodies everything there is to love about a trip to a vineyard: tours, grape stomping, live music and grape- and wine-tastings. You may even bring a few bottles back home with you. 290 Elgin-Canelo Rd., Elgin, 520.455.5893, www.sonoitavineyards.com.

Great Things the event. Browse crafts showcases jazz, R&B, funk vendors, taste-test fry and Latin musicians like Not to Miss 8 bread and enjoy bands and DeGrazia band and street performers. 4th Ave. Crystal Stark. Make a 1 SPRING FLING > between 9th St. & University reservation at one of the MAR. 2123 Blvd., 520.624.5004, eateries within view of the The Fourth Avenue Street www.fourthavenue.org. stage, or bring your own Crystal Fair kicked oﬀ almost 45 Stark chair and picnic in front of 2 years ago, and now more MAIN GATE MUSIC > the stage. 820 E. University than 400 arts vendors and APR. 4AUG. 27 concert series at Main Gate Blvd., 520.622.8613, www. caption

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TUCM_1403SS_HOT_DATES.indd 16 2/28/14 10:47:01 AM For more information: wheretraveler.com Top Stops 3 6 Silver Screen> unique harvest > it’s difficult to browse apr. 11-27 June 7-9 and not buy one of the Three Tucson events The Arizona International Enjoy moonlit hayrides, conversation-starting flora. showcase grooves, Western Film Festival is the longest- farm-to-table food and live Learn about an array of charm and going green. running and largest film music during the Garlic, bizarre cacti, succulents festival in the state. Now in Onion & Music Festival and exotic desert varieties ongoing its 23rd year, expect dozens at Agua Linda Farm, 4 to 10 that can survive in various get jazzed of screenings between four pm. Admission is only $8, climates. Quirky Sonoran- Cushing Street Bar and different venues, parties, and you get the added Restaurant may be housed question-and-answer bonus of cooler weather— in a historic 1860s adobe sessions and workshops. less than an hour away, building, but patrons can For schedule and prices: elevation in the Santa find quite the lively scene www.filmfestivalarizona. Cruz River Valley is a bit on Saturdays, 7 to 10 pm, com. higher than Tucson. 2643 with dinner, cocktails, E. Frontage Rd., Amado, dancing and a free live jazz 4 up, up & away > 520.891.5532, Weird Plant Sale showcase. page 23 Apr. 12-13 www.agualindafarm.net. Fans of aviation power will inspired pottery and ongoing 7 love the free Thunder & Garden Variety > gardening experts on-site, green goods Lightning Over Arizona Air June 6-7 too. 2150 N. Alvernon Way, At the Presidio Fashion Show and Open House. At the Tucson Botanical 520.326.9686, Exchange on Saturdays, 8 Learn about the aircraft Gardens’ Weird Plant Sale, www.tucsonbotanical.org. am to noon, dozens of local and pilots who carry out Air designers and artists sell Force missions, and watch jewelry and crafts made SPOTLIGHT formation flying and solo from repurposedcaption materials. here routines throughout the It’s almost guaranteed day. Davis-Monthan Air Force you’ll find something Base, 3180 S. Craycroft Rd., one-of-a-kind. Dinnerware 520-228-3406, Artspace, 425 W. 6th St. , www.dmforcesupport.com. 520.869.3166

5 mariachi mixer > may 24-26 Apr. 30-May 3 west to impress At the International Head to Tombstone— Mariachi Conference, watch “the town too tough to a high-energy showcase die”—for Wyatt Earp Days. of mariachi and folklorico Free for All Highlights of the Old West dancing and singing, and As one of the country’s largest free festivals, the Tucson fest include an 1880s attend culture-oriented Folk Festival attracts more than 200 Arizona and South- fashion show, stage coach workshops. Casino del Sol west musicians each year. Tunes range from classic rock rides and gunfight reenact- to bluegrass—the attendees take care of the dancing— Resort Spa and Conference ments daily, 10 am to 5 for two full days of family-friendly entertainment in Center, 5655 W. Valencia Rd., downtown Tucson. El Presidio Park, Alameda St. & pm. Downtown Tombstone, 520.8383.3913, Church Ave., www.tkma.org. 520.266.5266, www.tomb-

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photo Credit lighter bites Vino, Ales & » For a palate-pleasing snack, create your Cocktails own chef board from 20 gourmet ingredients No matter if you’re after a like prosciutto, fuji apples and roasted great wine bar, beer list where or freshly crafted cocktail, now mushrooms at North Italia (shown left). La Tucson has an array of E ncantada, 2995 E . S k y l i n e D r. , 5 2 0 . 2 9 9 .16 0 0 lounges that range from casual to refined. » The menu at Proper caters to those looking for, well, proper bites. Favorites include the gingery, For a cold brew 1702’s rotating selection spicy-sweet wings, pork belly sliders and curried of 50 tap beers, as well as lamb stew. 300 E. Congress St., 520.396.3357 an endless array of small- batch beers, attracts all Beyond Bread » The B-Line’s melt-in-your-mouth crepe cakes types of palates. 1702 E. are served with pecan butter and syrup, but on Speedway Blvd.

the weekends you can’t pass up the homemade Sweet Sip & swirl buttermilk biscuits served with jam and honey. Along with an Old World Spots ambiance, popular wine 621 N. 4th Ave., 520.882.7575 Hub Restaurant bar Armitage offers weekly and Ice Creamery Tuesday wine tastings, Hub’s ever-changing, half-priced bottles on E spresso house-made flavors Wednesday and a nightly are full of Tucson flair: reverse happy hour. Asphalt is a rocky road page 44 spin-off dedicated to the ongoing down- Fancy a cocktail? town construction, At Scott & Co., the while Grandpa’s Break- bartenders are walking fast features waffles, encyclopedias of cocktail maple syrup, bacon history, and the seasonal and scotch. page 44 menu revolves around high-quality cocktail Sugar Sweet Bakery ingredients. 47 N. Scott This new addition to the sweet scene offers cookies (think oatmeal blueberry and Falora Pizza & Espresso cinnamon bun), fudge brownies and seasonal The Perfect Pizza Pie cakes such as peach jam. 18 S. Eastbourne Ave., Falora Pizza & Espresso offers 10 traditional Italian 520.881.1138 pizzas cooked in a wood-burning oven, including one called Bene Bell whose sales benefit local non- Beyond Bread profit Ben’s Bells (3000 E. Broadway). Heist Pizza Espresso brownies, Parlour offers Peroni on tap and such pizzas as lemon bars, hazelnut and fruit tarts, cannolis ”Green Eggs & Ham” (sunny side up egg, pesto and much more pack and prosciutto; 7131 E. Broadway Blvd.). And during the display case at this happy hour at Time Market, you can get a cheesy locally loved sandwich crispy crust slice and a pint for less than $10 shop. page 45 Scott & Co.

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TUCM_1403SS_WHERENOW.indd 19 3/3/14 10:13:57 AM Crush Wine, Arizona-Inspired Art Food & Art Fest Three exhibits that dive into the desert’s cultural history

Painted History Arizona native artist Ettore “Ted” DeGrazia (1909- 1982) established his studio in the 1950s. Now visitors flock to the famous DeGrazia Gallery of the Sun to see six painting exhibits that document art+culture native Southwest cultures, including “DeGrazia Paints Southwest Celebration Papago Indian Legends” and “DeGrazia Paints the A well-rounded festival is one of the best Bullfight.” page 27 ways to experience the region’s unique culture, cuisine, art and wine—and the 100 Artful Years The Arizona Volumes Through September 14, Edward S. Curtis’ spring season brings quite a few. However, Tucson Museum of Art iconic prints made him one of the most anticipated events is the celebrates Tucson artist a famed American West Rose Cabat. Considered photographer. View more Crush Wine, Food & Art Festival, April one of the most impor- than 60 of his images at the 4-5, in the beautiful courtyard and lobby tant ceramic artists of the Arizona State Museum’s of the Tucson Museum of Art. Mix and mid-century modernist exhibit ”Curtis Reframed: movement, she is known The Arizona Volumes.” mingle while sampling from more than for her innovative glazes The photographs were

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150 different wines, and then taste food a she developed in the to 1921, and include from 24 local restaurants. Spend the rest 1960s. “Rose Cabat at 100: portraits of Apache, of the day enjoying live music or bidding A Retrospective Exhibition Mojave and Papago, of Ceramics“, celebrates such as the one above. ©d M useum;

on eclectic art, travel opportunities, local te the artist’s 100th birthday 1013 E. University Blvd., a S t wine and more. 40 N. Main Ave., 520.624.2333, with a survey of her work. 520.621.6302, www.state- www.tucsonmuseumofart.org page 27 museum.arizona.edu a i zon ©Ar a l;

Take It Home With You F est i v Bring home a souvenir that’s a little more rare and unusual. Antigone Books carries local and best-selling ood & Art & F ood authors, exotic chocolates and independent CDs (411 ne, Wi ne, N. Fourth Ave.). Another Man’s Treasure has peddled rush C rush antique décor and gifts since the 1970s (2601 E. Grant Rd.). And Old Town Artisans is a haven for art and history seekers, with prickly-pear spoon rests, bolos, and even windbells made at Cosanti, architect Paolo Soleri’s

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TUCM_1403SS_WHERENOW.indd 20 3/3/14 11:07:05 AM where now Tucson body+spirit Ways to Spend the Day Treat Yourself • At Elements in Balance Salon & Spa (520.623.3804), indulge in a Bed of Flowers Herbal Wrap (a cocoon of lavender, rose and chamomile) or the Rosemary Mint Awakening Body Wrap, full of detoxifying herbs. • Try such Arizona-specific treatments as a Sedona Sacred Ritual (a cedarwood citrus desert salt Here are a few day trips brandi fenton polish and Sedona clay wrap) or the aloe vera from Tucson that are well memorial park and blue corn masks at Loews Ventana Canyon’s worth the short drive. Located along the Rillito River walk where horses lakeside spa (520.299.2020). Sonoita/Elgin are nearly as common a • Go luxe at Indigo Day Spa (520.744.5011) with Explore more than 10 sight as bikes and cars, this desert-region wineries expansive green space is a a minx manicure or a Brazilian blow-out—Indigo that offer tours, toasting little slice of leisure. There was one of the first Tucson salons to offer either. and tastings under shady are basketball courts, a oak trees. Maps at www. dog park, picnic area and arizonawine.org. From a splash pool for the little Tucson: east on I-10, then ones. 2482 E. River Rd. south on Hwy. 83, approximately 50 miles. Reid Park Zoo Feed giraffes from eye- Mt. Lemmon level platforms, watch A trek to the top of Mt. elephants roam free, and Lemmon’s 9,200-foot-high see such rare animals peak offers great views, as the white rhino and blankets of wildflowers Chilean flamingo. The and a wide range of hiking. best times to visit are Drive the 25-mile road to early in the morning; the the top and stop at several animals tend to be most pullouts and trails, or ride active at that time. 1030 S. the ski lift to the upper Randolph Way. ridge that overlooks the Tucson metropolitan area. Fall Gem Show Reid Park Zoo 10101-10459 E. Ski Run Rd., Mount Lemmon, approxi- Get Creative mately 50 miles. Tucson reigns supreme when it comes to the world of beads, gems and unique fabrics. At the Kartchner Caverns Since 1999 visitors have Tucson Fall Gem Show (September 4-7) explore traveled to this famous thousands of gems and lapidaries at one of five state park to cool off shows at various locations around town (www. underground, explore the visittucson.org/gemshow). And at Fabrics That Go, Kartchner’s craggy nooks, find the nation’s largest selection of Southwest and get a glimpse of oneof the cave’s highlights: a fabrics—there are 10,000 rolls of drapery—from 58-foot-tall stone column tapestries and silks to traditional and ethnic pat- dubbed “Kubla Khan.”

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Entertainment Stay Cool at the Movies When the heat is too much to bear, head to The Loft Cinema for some truly cool entertainment. With the recent addition of a third screen and the Backlot Bar, The Loft screens Sundance winners, foreign films and mainstream favorites alongside a schedule of weekend cult classics, a monthly “Rocky Horror Picture Show,” opera and theater performances, and First Friday films by Tucsonans. Seeking brand-new releases? Opt for Cinemark’s locally loved Century El Con 20 or Century Park Place 20. All on page 23.

Nogales Hwy., Tohono O’odham Na- Camino de Oeste. Tucson Map B8; Casinos tion, 520.297.7777. Tucson Map D8 Casino del Sol, 5655 W. Valencia Rd., DESERT DIAMOND CASINOBingo, 800.344.9435. Tucson Map B8 SOL CASINOSTwo casinos and an poker, blackjack, slots, keno, an amphitheater owned and operated ever-changing entertainment by the Pascua Yaqui Tribe. Bingo, Film line-up, and a modern steak house, poker, slots and tables, as well as Cu:Kug Ga’i Ki. www.desertdia- AMC FOOTHILLS 15Fifteen-screen, regularly scheduled live music and mondcasino.com. 1100 W. Pima Mine current-release movie house. www. plenty of dining options. Located Rd., Tohono O’odham Nation, amctheatres.com. 7401 N. La Cholla six miles west of I-19. www.solcasi- Blvd., 520.742.5050. Tucson Map C3 520.294.7777. Arizona Map S10; 7350 S. nos.com. Casino of the Sun, 7474 S.

FUN FACT: Every Saturday from 8 am-noon, The Loft hosts a farmers’ market with local organic produce, live music, free screenings and popcorn. ©THE LOFT CINEMA

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Century 20 El Con Mall— kontikitucson.com. 4625 E. Broadway, restored by Tucsonans dedicated to Twenty-screen theater. www. 520.323.7193. Tucson Map D5 preservation, making it a key stop for cinemark.com. 3601 E. Broadway Rd., indie bands on national tours. www. Laffs Comedy Club—Touring 800.326.3264. Tucson Map D5 rialtotheatre.com. 318 E. Congress St., comedy acts. www.laffstuc- 520.740.1000. Downtown Map D4 Century Gateway 12—Twelve- son.com. 2900 E. Broadway, screen movie theater. www. 520.323.8669. Tucson Map D5 Temple of Music & Art—This historic cinemark.com. 770 N. Kolb Rd., theater dates back to 1927, and its Nimbus Brewery—Visit the tap room of 800.326.3264. Tucson Map E5 renovations make it one of the this popular local microbrewery. Try the top venues in the city. Two theater Century Park Place 20—Twenty- Old Monkey Shine brew for starters. spaces, plus a gift shop. www. screen movie theater. www. www.nimbusbeer.com. 3850 E. 44th St., arizonatheatre.org. 330 S. Scott Ave., cinemark.com. 5870 E. Broadway, 520.745.9175. Tucson Map D6 520.622.2823. Downtown Map C5 800.326.3264. Tucson Map E5 O’Malley’s on Fourth—The Tucson Convention Center Music The Loft Cinema—Independent movie televisions are always on at this Hall—The city’s largest performance house screening foreign and art films, casual sports bar. 247 N. 4th Ave., venue hosts national touring Broadway and serving beer, wine and pizza. www. 520.623.8600. Downtown Map D4 loftcinema.com. 3233 E. Speedway productions, popular musical acts Plush—Hipster bar and lounge known and many other attractions. Full Blvd., 520.795.0844. Tucson Map D5 for strong cocktails and frequent live event calendar online. www.cityof- music from local, regional and national tucson.org/tcc. 260 S. Church Ave, Nightlife acts. www.plushtucson.com. 340 E. 6th 520.791.4101. Downtown Map B5 Bison Witches—No-pretense St., 520.798.1298. Downtown Map C3 University of Arizona Centennial bar and deli. Extensive bottled Tap + Bottle—Recently opened in Hall—National touring productions microbrew selection. www.bi- June 2013, this comfortably rustic of all genres take the stage at the sonwitches.com. 326 N. 4th Ave., beer and wine tasting room near University’s primary venue. www.ua- 520.740.1541. Downtown Map D3 downtown features 20 rotating beers presents.org. 1020 E. University Blvd., Chicago Bar—Nightly live music, on tap and six wines by the glass, 520.621.3341. Downtown Map F2 ranging from rock and metal to many of which are made in Arizona. blues and reggae.Solid daily drink There’s quite a selection of sippable Performing Arts specials, too. www.chicagobartuc- treats to take home, along with son.com. 5954 E. Speedway Blvd., growlers the friendly staff will fill up Arizona Opera—State opera producing fully-staged operas, 520.748.8169. Tucson Map E5 with your choice of draft beer. www. thetapandbottle.com. 403 N. 6th Ave., concerts, and collaborative programs Club Congress—This live music 520.344.8999. Downtown Tucson C3 throughout the state of Arizona. venue attracts indie bands and major Apr 25-27: Don Pasquale. www. rockers alike. www.hotelcongress. Thunder Canyon Brewery—Local azopera.org. Tucson Convention com/club. 311 E. Congress St., brewpub serving award-winning Center Music Hall, 260 S. Church Ave., 520.622.8848. Downtown Map B4 microbrews aplenty. www.thundercan- 520.293.4336. Downtown Map B5 yonbrewery.com. 7401 N. La Cholla Cushing Street Bar & Restaurant— Blvd., 520.797.2652. Tucson Map C3; Arizona Theatre Company—State A casual destination for jazz, food Downtown, 220 E. Broadway Blvd., theater. Mar 27-Apr 13: Around the and cocktails since 1972. Portions 520.396.3480. Downtown Tucson C4 World in 80 Days. May 1-18: Venus in of the restaurant date back to the Fur. www.arizonatheatre.org. Temple 1860s. Jazz showcase every Saturday Performance Venues of Music & Art, 330 S. Scott Ave., and first and third Wednesday. www. 520.622.2823. Downtown Map C5 cushingstreet.com. 198 W. Cushing St., Fox Tucson Theatre—Built in 1930, Ballet Tucson—Southern Arizona’s 520.622.7984. Downtown Map B5 this restored art deco theater hosts professional ballet troupe performs world-class live musical and theatri- The Frog & Firkin—University-district family-oriented shows throughout cal performances in addition to pub known for sammies, modern twists the year. Apr 4-6: Spring concert. special film screenings. www.foxtuc- on comfort food and beers. www.fro- May 17-18: Ballet Tucson II. www. sontheatre.org. 17 W. Congress St., gandfirkin.com. 874 E. University Blvd., ballettucson.org. 520.903.1445; 520.624.1515. Downtown Map C4 520.623.75 07. Downtown Map E2 Stevie Eller Dance Theatre, 1737 Rialto Theatre—The likes of Hol- Gentle Ben’s Brewing Company— E. University Blvd. Tucson Map D5; Since 1970, Gentle Ben’s has been lywood starlet Ginger Rogers and Rus- Temple of Music and Art, 330 S. Scott serving tasty, locally brewed ales and sian ballerina Anna Pavlova graced the Ave. Downtown Map C5; University of lagers. Full lunch and dinner menu. stage through the Roaring Twenties, Arizona Centennial Hall, 1020 E. Univer- www.gentlebens.com. 865 E. University but the theater saw its ups and downs sity Blvd. Downtown Map F2 in ensuing decades, including a run as Blvd., 520.624.4177. Downtown Map F2 Broadway in Tucson—Broadway an adult-entertainment movie theater showings that are updated regu- Kon Tiki—Get your fruity umbrella and surviving a massive explosion and larly. Mar 25-30: I Love Lucy. June drinks at this Tucson tiki bar. Spe- fire. In the past decade, though, the 17-22: Jersey Boys. www.broad- cialties include the Scorpion, the original glory of the theater has been “largest drink in the world.” www. wayintucson.com. UA Centen-

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nial Hall, 1020 E. University Blvd., 520.621.3341.9. Downtown Map F2

Carnival of Illusion—Victorian- inspired magic show. Option to dine onsite before performance. Seat- ings at various times most Th-Sa and some Su. www.carnivalofillusion. com. Doubletree Tucson Hotel at Reid Park, 445 S. Alvernon Way, 520.615.5299. Tucson Map D5

The Gaslight Theatre—A regional theater troupe with more than 25 sea- sons under its belt. Performances vary, but are regularly scheduled with one running right after the last. Through Mar 30: The Belle of Tombstone. Apr 3-June 8: Beach Blanket Bee-Bop. June 12-Aug 31: Ghostblasters. www.thegas- lighttheatre.com. 7010 E. Broadway, 520.886.9428. Tucson Map E5

Invisible Theatre—For more than 35 years this theater organization has brought experimental and Off-Broad- way productions to Tucson. Season Coming to Downtown highlights: Apr 15-May 4: Olive and the Bitter Herbs. wwwinvisibletheatre.com. (520) 887-3339 1400 N. 1st Ave., 520.882.9721. north of Downtown Map D1

Tucson Jazz Society—A nonprofit arts organization devoted to all things jazz. A consistent sponsor of concerts, education and events in Tucson. www. tucsonjazz.org. 520.903.1265.

Tucson Symphony Orchestra—Well- established symphony performing classical and popular scores. Season highlights: Mar 22-23: Cherish the Ladies SuperPops! Mar 28: The Amaz- ing 80s. Apr 5: Amy Grant. May 9: Celebrate The Future - Young Artists. www.tucsonsymphony.org. Perfor- mances at Tucson Convention Center Music Hall, 260 S. Church Ave., Tickets: 520.882.8585. Downtown Map B5

UA Presents—University-sponsored performing arts at Centennial Hall, including dance, choir and touring shows. Season highlights: May 4: Renee Fleming. www. uapresents.org. 888 N. Euclid, 520.621.3341. Downtown Map E1 Sports Fort Lowell Tennis Center—Junior Over 70 different and adult classes, ball machine, ﬂ avors to chose from! stringing services. www.tucsonten- nis.com. 2900 N. Craycroft Rd., Mention this ad 520.791.2584. Tucson Map E4 for free shipping!

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Quick Art Fix If you don’t have the time to wander the Museum of Contemporary Art Tucson for an afternoon, there are a few other ways to get an artsy glimpse. Bring your lunch to the MOCA plaza for the Curator Tour to see a featured artist and curator discuss an exhibit’s theme for just $8 (call for dates). Or attend Yoga at MOCA (W, 5:30 pm; Su, 11 am) to exercise your mind, body and soul among inspiring works of art for just $5. Page 27

MISSION SAN XAVIER DEL BACMoorish, O.K. CORRALThis is where the world- City Sights byzantine and late Mexican renais- famous 1881 shoot-out went down. BIOSPHERE 2Conducts earth-systems sance styles were blended to build this Live reenactments feature Wyatt Earp research in a glass-enclosed world church from 1783 to 1797, resulting in and Doc Holliday. Museum displays microcosm that welcomes visitors, one of the fi nest examples of mission include animated fi gures of the gun- wowing them with a real rainforest, a architecture in the United States. A fully fi ghters and historic photos. www.ok- million-gallon ocean, green technology functioning parish led by Franciscan corral.com. 326 E. Allen St., Tombstone, systems and fi rsthand experiments friars, the mission welcomes sightseers 520.457.3456. Arizona Map T12 about future life on our planet. “Under with a historical video on continuous TOHONO CHUL PARKThis 49-acre the Glass” tours are guided. www. loop, freedom to self-tour when a park was cited as far back as 1980 b2science.org. 32540 S. Biosphere Rd., service is not in progress and a gift by the Tucson Audubon Society for Oracle, 520.838.6200. Arizona Map P11 shop. www.sanxaviermission.org. 1950 preserving a swath of desert as a W. San Xavier Rd., Tohono O’odham public greenspace. Gardens contain Nation, 520.294.2624. Tucson Map C7 individual plant identifi ers. www.

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tohonochulpark.org. 7366 N. Paseo del timemachine.org. 4455 E. Camp Lowell University of Arizona Museum Norte, 520.742.6455. Tucson Map C2 Dr., 520.881.0606. Tucson Map D4 of Art—A diverse collection of visual arts with an emphasis on Tucson Botanical Gardens— Museum of Contemporary Art European and American works from Immerse yourself in five acres of Tucson—Exhibiting works of the Renaissance to the present. stunning, regional plant life, plus 16 contemporary artists from across Rotating exhibitions range from specialty gardens. www.tucsonbo- the globe, as well as artists from the select sculpture from the permanent tanical.org. 2150 N. Alvernon Way, local arts community. One of only 12 collection to traveling shows featuring 520.326.9686. Tucson Map D5 organizations chosen to participate master artists. Several online exhibits in The Warhol Initiative, a program grant remote access. www.artmu- designed to augment an already Museums seum.arizona.edu. 1031 N. Olive Rd., promising arts institution. www. 520.621.75 67. Downtown Map E2 Arizona State Museum—Explore the moca-tucson.org. 265 S. Church Ave., history and prehistory of the Southwest 520.624.5019. Downtown Map B5 through the museum’s extensive col- Southern Arizona lection of artifacts from the numerous Pima Air & Space Museum—The indigenous cultures of the region. The third-largest aviation museum in the Wineries country. A new hangar was erected in oldest and largest anthropological col- Keeling-Schaefer Vineyards— 2007 to house one very old plane, a lection in the Southwest, and an active Located 12 miles south of Chiricahua Martin PBM-5A “Mariner” from 1948 research program. www.statemuseum. National Monument, the same volcanic on loan from the Smithsonian. The arizona.edu. 1013 E. University Blvd., eruption that gave the monument Arizona Aviation Hall of Fame and 275 520.621.6302. Downtown Map F2 its spires gives the soil a richness additional aircraft and spacecraft are perfect for Syrah or Grenache. www. Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum— also on-site. In 2012, the Flight Grill keelingschaefervineyards.com. Indoor/outdoor botanical garden, zoo opened, providing brick-oven pizza, 10277 E. Rock Creek Ln., Pearce, and living-history museum, all set on burgers and more Sonoran cuisine 520.824.2500. Arizona Map S14 21 acres of desert. Visitors encounter to visitors, as well as an espresso bar. more than 300 animal species, includ- www.pimaair.org. 6000 E. Valencia Rd., The Village of Elgin Winery—Sharing ing such Sonoran Desert animals as 520.574.0462. Tucson Map E7 space with Domaines Ellam, this winery Gila monsters, mountain lions and prai- produces its vintages by aging in Titan Missile Museum—The Cold rie dogs, as well as 1,300 plant varieties. French oak, fermenting with natural War is recounted in chilling detail, www.desertmuseum.org. 2021 N. Kin- yeasts, whole berry pressing, and yes, from the conclusion of World War ney Rd., 520.883.2702. Tucson Map A5 even foot stomping (a la “I Love Lucy”). II through the 1991 collapse of the www.elginwines.com. 471 Elgin Rd., DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun—The Soviet Union, on the former site of Elgin, 520.455.9309. Arizona Map S11 studio of and lasting monument to a Titan II Intercontinental Ballistic artist Ettore “Ted” DeGrazia (1909- Missile. www.titanmissilemuseum.org. 1982), begun in the early 1950s using 1580 W. Duval Mine Rd., Sahuarita, Tours & Excursions traditional adobe bricks. DeGrazia, an 520.625.7736. Arizona Map S10 H.F. Coors China Company Fac- Arizona native, gained international tory Tours—Tour the company’s artistic fame from the selection of his Tucson Children’s Museum—Inter- china manufacturing plant to see how work “Los Ninos” for UNICEF cards in active exhibits curated to engage little the hearty wares are created. www. the 1960s. Six permanent exhibits of ones. Play-based learning experi- hfcoors.com. 1600 S. Cherrybell, DeGrazia’s paintings document histori- ences. Permanent exhibits include the 8 0 0.782.6 677. Tucson Map D6 cal events and native cultures; rotating Tucson Electric Power “Electri-City,” exhibits pluck other pieces from the Enchanted Rain Forest, and the Whistle Sabino Canyon Tours, Inc.—Tram artist’s 15,000-work archives, spanning Stop Gallery, a chance for the kiddos to and walking tours of Sabino and sketches, prints, sculpture and ceram- be a train conductor. www.childrens- Bear Canyons. www.sabinocanyon. ics. www.degrazia.org. 6300 N. Swan museumtucson.org. 200 6th Ave., com. 5900 N. Sabino Canyon Rd., Rd., 520.299.9191. Tucson Map D3 520.792.9985. Downtown Map C4 520.749.2861. Tucson Map F3

The Mini Time Machine Museum of Tucson Museum of Art & Historic Sentinel Carriage Company— Miniatures—Antique and contem- Block—A sophisticated conglom- Horse-drawn carriage rides in historic porary miniatures from the vast private eration of history, art, and 1850-1907 downtown Tucson. Check website collection of founders Patricia and residential architecture. The museum or call for updated meeting point. Walter Arnell. Exhibiting more than maintains a permanent collection of www.sentinelcarriagecompany.com. 275 miniature houses, room boxes and more than 8,000 works, with a focus on 520.609.3582. teeny objects in three areas: The En- Western, Latin American and contem- Southern Arizona Attractions chanted Realm, the History Gallery and porary American art. Exhibit highlights: Alliance—Enjoy discounts to more Through July 27: Miradas: Ancient the Exploring the World Gallery. Tours, than 50 major attractions throughout Roots in Modern and Contemporary story times and educational events are Tucson and southern Arizona through Mexican Art Works. www.tucson- regularly scheduled. Exhibit highlights: this nonprofit cooperative. www. museumofart.org. 140 N. Main Ave., Apr 1-June 1: Madelyn Cook: A Retro- tucsonattractions.com. spective. Closed M. www.themini- 520.624.2333. Downtown Map B4

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Ben’s Bells—Drop-in ceramics studio sity of Arizona, 1030 N. Olive Rd., Art Galleries where ornamental bells are created for 520.621.7968. Downtown Map G2 Arts Marketplace—Provides business “random acts of kindness” distribu- Chris Bubany Studio—Studio and training and professional development tion throughout Tucson, in memory showroom of ceramics artist Chris tools for individual artists and creative of a young son who passed away Bubany, whose colorful hand- entrepreneurs to gain exposure, ad- suddenly in 2002. Public participa- painted earthenware is available in vance their career and grow profession- tion is free, but cash donations are tiles, tableware and ornaments in a ally. www.artsmarketplace.org. 403 N. welcomed. Miniature versions of variety of patterns. www.chrisbubany. 6th Ave., 520.882.3988. Downtown C3 the giveaway bells are available for com. Johnson, Bubany and Tan- purchase. www.bensbells.org. Main Bahti Indian Arts—A gallery celebrat- ner & Co., 6530 E. Tanque Verde,, Gate Square, 816 E. University Blvd., ing a range of Indian arts including 520.885.2960. Tucson Map F6 520.628.2829. Downtown Map E2 textiles, jewelry, Hopi kachinas, pottery, Conrad Wilde Gallery— Eskimo and Navajo art, sculptures, The Center for Creative Contemporary works by local and paintings and basketry. www.bahti. Photography—Greatest quan- national artists. www.conradwil- com. St. Philip’s Plaza, 4330 N. Camp- tity of archives and individual works degallery.com. 439 N. 6th Ave., bell, 520.577.0290. Tucson Map D4 by 20th-century North American 520.622.8997. Downtown Map C3 photographers in the country. www. creativephotography.org. Univer- Contreras Gallery & Jewelry— E. Michael Contreras is a silversmith

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and jewelry maker; Neda Contreras iltonfineart.com. Plaza Colonial, sandersgalleries.com. Gallery Row, NE is a painter of saints, skeletons and SW corner of Skyline & Campbell, corner of Skyline Dr. & Campbell Ave., sunsets. Their namesake gallery 520.529.4886. Tucson Map D3 520.299.1763. Tucson Map D3 features bright, familiar and often funny Madaras Gallery —Tucson-based Santa Theresa Tile Works—Hand- works by guest artists in addition to watercolor and acrylic painter made art tiles for individual decorative their own repertoire. www.contre- Diana Madaras’ Southwestern display or in larger furniture, garden rashousefineart.com. 110 E. 6th St., desert scenes. www.madaras.com. and home projects. www.santatheresa- 520.398.6557. Downtown Map C3 Gallery Row, NE corner of Skyline tileworks.com. Showroom: 439 N. 6th Davis Dominguez Gallery—Sizeable Dr. & Campbell Ave., 520.615.3001. Ave., 520.623.8640; Studio: 440 N. 6th collection of modern artworks in QTucson Map D3; 1535 E. Broadway Ave., 520.623.1856. Downtown Map C3 an arch-topped, 5,400-square-foot Blvd., 520.623.4000. Downtown Map G4 Settlers West Contemporary warehouse. Shows change every six Mark Sublette—One address, three Fine Art & Graphics—Exhibiting weeks; the small works invitational identities: Medicine Man Gallery, fea- Western and wildlife art by contem- and the new artists series are annual turing American Indian art, traditional porary masters for more than 35 years. favorites. Established in 1976. www. crafts, cowboy art and regional furnish- Represented artists include Howard davisdominguez.com. 154 E. 6th St., ings; the Maynard Dixon Museum; and Terpning, Daniel Smith, David Nordahi, 520.629.9759. Downtown Map C3 Mark Sublette Modern, featuring con- William Acheff and Michael Stack. Desert Artisans’ Gallery—Local art temporary wall and tabletop objects www.settlerswest.com. Gallery Row, cooperative with five gallery shows and artistic furniture. www.medicin- NE corner of Skyline Dr. & Campbell annually. www.desertartisans. emangallery.com. 6872 E. Sunrise Dr., Ave., 520.299.2607. Tucson Map D3 com. 6536 E. Tanque Verde Rd., 520.722.7798. Tucson Map E5 Skyline Gallery —Exclusive collec- 520.722.4412. Tucson Map E5 Obsidian Gallery/Obsidian tions of more than 100 North American The Drawing Studio—Adult art 128—Contemporary crafts in clay, fine artists creating contempo- instruction and open studio sessions. fiber, metal, glass, wood and rary jewelry, blown glass, pottery, Gallery is open Tuesday-Saturday, hybrids thereof. Conversation- woodwork and other treasures. with exhibits changing monthly. www. starting jewelry, too. www.obsidian- www.skylinegallerytucson.com. thedrawingstudio.org. 33 S. 6th Ave., gallery.com. 410 N. Toole Ave., Paloma Village, 6360 N. Campbell Ave., 520.620.0947. SE of Downtown Map C4 520.577.3598. east of Downtown Map C4 520.615.3800. Tucson Map D3

Etherton Gallery—Excellence Old Town Artisans—Individual artist Wilde Meyer Gallery—Colorful, in contemporary, image-driven workshops and galleries housed in a contemporary art and sculpture, often photography executed in methods historic adobe complex that dates back with a sense of humor, plus abstract from classical to digital. Names you’ll to the 1860s. Works range from Ameri- and landscape paintings. Linda Carter know: Ansel Adams, Allen Ginsberg, can Indian crafts to fine sculpture. www. Holman’s curvaceous ladies, Earl Lin- Danny Lyon and Luis Gonzales Palma. oldtownartisans.com. 201 N. Court derman’s pointy-nosed gents, Suzanne Names you’ll learn: Arizona’s Jack Ave., 520.623.6024. Downtown Map B4 Betz’s dreamy horses and Charles Da- Dykinga, Mark Klett, William Lesch vison’s jaunty cowboys are particularly Paloma Art —Bright, whimsical art and Kate Breakey. www.ethertongal- popular. www.wildemeyer.com. Gallery and eclectic gifts in glass, bead- lery.com. Odd Fellows Hall, 135 S. 6th Row, NE corner of Skyline Dr. & Camp- ing, fabric, metal and more. www. Ave., 520.624.7370. Downtown Map C4; bell Ave., 520.615.5222. Tucson Map D3 palomaart.com. 4747 E. Sunrise Dr., Temple of Music & Art, 330 S. Scott 520.577.9224. east of Tucson Map D3 Ave., 520.622.2823. Downtown Map C5 Consultants Philabaum Glass Gallery & Fire Ranch Glass Works & Gallery— Studio—Art glass in a variety of Indian Arts and crafts board— Contemporary art glass. Tours, classes dimensions and uses by Tucson’s own Promotes, advises and informs artists, and demonstrations. www.fireranch- Tom Philabaum. Gallery overlooks businesses and cultural insitutions glassworks.com. 4180 E. Hawser St., the workings of the studio. www. regarding the authenticity of works 520.818.2239. north of Tucson Map D1 philabaumglass.com. 711 S. 6th Ave., identified as American Indian or Alaska Grey Dog Trading Company—Arts 520.884.7404. Downtown Map C6 Native in origin. Part of the U.S. Dept. and crafts from Southwestern and oth- of the Interior. www.iacb.doi.gov. Sacred Machine—Daniel Martin er American Indian and Inuit peoples, 888.278.3253. Diaz’s stylized skeletons and kings, including fetishes, jewelry, pottery, cult symbols and gothic letterforms Sonoran Glass School—Learn to katsina dolls, stone sculptures and on paper and in wood and metal, art craft an original piece of art glass, with weavings. www.greydogtrading.com. books and CDs by Blind Divine— experienced instruction and supervi- St. Philip’s Plaza, 4320 N. Campbell DMD’s musical collaboration with sion. Gallery, sculpture garden and Ave., 520.881.6888. Tucson Map D4 wife Paula Valencia. www.sacred- accommodations for groups available. Jane Hamilton Fine Art—Artwork machine.com. 245 E. Congress St., www.sonoranglass.org. 633 W. 18th St., spanning traditional, contempo- 520.777.7403. Downtown Map C4 520.884.7814. Tucson Map C6 rary, abstract and figurative styles Sanders Galleries —American Indian in an established gallery in the and Southwestern art in a cobbled Catalina Foothills. www.janeham- brick courtyard since 1975. www.

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TUCWM_1403SS_g-galleries.indd 31 2/28/14 11:16:39 AM Galleries+Antiques Tubac & Southern Arizona Galleries Arlene’s—Southwestern trading company dealing in glass, pottery, gold and silver. Member, Indian Arts & Crafts Association. www.arlenesgallery.com. 400 & 415 E. Allen St.,Tombstone, 520.457.3678 & 520.457.3833. Arizona Map T12

Belleza Fine Arts Gallery —Happy, contemporary and Southwestern art. Can’t-miss features include wooden Adirondack chairs, rockers, tables, ottomans and swings painted by—and sold to benefit—residents of Renaissance House (formerly the Women’s Transition Project). www. bellezagallery.org. 27 Main St., Bisbee, 520.432.5877. west of Arizona Map T13

Big Horn Galleries—Wildlife, Western and Southwestern fine art, as well as graphics, prints, books, gifts and jewelry. Roots in Cody, Wyo. www. bighorngalleries.com. 37 Tubac Rd., Tubac, 520.398.9209. Arizona Map T10

Casa Maya de Mexico—Decorative art, furnishings and jewelry from Mexico, including brightly painted pottery, retablos and santos, and sterling silver. 14 Tubac Rd., Tubac, 520.398.3933. Arizona Map T10

Clay Hands Gallery & Studio—A large selection of pottery. More than 25 artists are represented. www.clay- hands.com. 5 Camino Otero, Tubac, 520.398.2885. Arizona Map T10

Cobalt Fine Arts Gallery—Featuring painting, sculpture and ceramics by both local and national artists, as well as a nice selection of art glass. www. cobaltfinearts.com. 5 Camino Otero, Tubac, 520.398.1200. Arizona Map T10

Feminine Mystique Art Gallery— Named after Betty Friedan’s feminist manifesto, The Feminine Mystique, this space is devoted to represent- ing more than 85 female artists working in paint, ceramics, textiles and metal. www.femaleartgallery. com. 2221 E. Frontage Rd., Tubac, 520.398.0473. Arizona Map T10

Graham Bell Gallery—Home of the Cowboy Art Exchange, to which working cowboys contribute photography, paintings, sculpture, and antiques. www.cowboyartex-

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change.net. 1 Will Rogers Ln.,Tubac, 520.398.9111. Arizona Map T10

hugh cabot studios & gallery—Art- work by Hugh Cabot, official combat artist of the Korean War. www.hugh- cabot.com. 10 Calle Iglesia, Tubac, 520.398.27211. Arizona Map T10

james culver studio—A working leather studio where belts, wallets, handbags and other goods are made onsite. www.james- culver.com. 16 Tubac Rd., Tubac, 520.398.1841. Arizona Map T10

K. Newby Gallery & Sculpture Garden—Since 1988, Newby Gallery has exhibited a wide range of artists, genres and mediums at all times, with an emphasis on fine art. Outside, the extensive sculpture garden combines native materials and xeriscaping landscape methods to create a southern Arizona-inspired space, showcasing giant carved animals, contemporary scuptures and still lifes. www.new- bygallery.com. 15 Tubac Rd., Tubac, 520.398.9662. Arizona Map T10

Old Presidio Traders—Jewelry, pottery, rugs, kachinas, baskets and other collectible work from Zuni, Navajo, Hopi, Pueblo and Tohono O’odham artists. www.oldpresidi- otraders.com. 27 Tubac Rd.,Tubac, 520.398.9333. Arizona Map T10

Panterra Gallery —Art photography, oils, beaded tapestries, pastel portrai- ture, plus wearable works. www.panter- ragallery.com. 22 Main St., Bisbee, 520.432.3320. east of Arizona Map T12

The Red Door Gallery—Tubac. Scenes of Spanish pueblos and Indian com- munities to hand-embellished gourds and angelic icons. Louis Mason’s vivid cats and dogs offer comic relief. www. thereddoorgallery.com. 10 Plaza Rd., Tubac, 520.398.3943. Arizona Map T10

Rogoway’s Turquoise Tortoise Gallery—Sculpture and art glass, paintings in oil and acrylics, pottery and basketry. www.turquoise- tortoise.com. 5 Calle Baca, Tubac, 520.398.2041. Arizona Map T10

Sam • Poe Gallery—Kinetic sculpture and 3-D creatures by Poe Dismuke, and paintings—often of Bisbee staircases and other local sights— by Sam Woolcot. www.sampoe- gallery.com. 24 Main St., Bisbee, 520.432.5338. east of Arizona Map T12

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Grey Dog Trading Company Grey Dog Trading Company At Grey Dog Trading Company, we feature ne Native American At Grey Dog Trading Company, we feature ne Native American arts and crafts from throughout the United States and Canada. The arts and crafts from throughout the United States and Canada. The selections in our gallery reect our love of high quality, handmade selections in our gallery reect our love of high quality, handmade Native art focusing primarily on southwestern tribes, including Native art focusing primarily on southwestern tribes, including Photo: Robin Stancliff Hopi, Zuni, Navajo, and Santo Domingo, among others. We carry Photo: Robin Stancliff Hopi, Zuni, Navajo, and Santo Domingo, among others. We carry exclusively Zuni fetishes, and include the names and family exclusively Zuni fetishes, and include the names and family associations of all our carvers. Our Navajo and Pueblo jewelry is associations of all our carvers. Our Navajo and Pueblo jewelry is carefully selected for originality and beauty, we carry vintage and carefully selected for originality and beauty, we carry vintage and contemporary pieces. We also feature ne Navajo weavings and both contemporary pieces. We also feature ne Navajo weavings and both sculptural and traditional katsina dolls by some of today’s top artists. sculptural and traditional katsina dolls by some of today’s top artists. If you are in the Tucson area, we welcome you to visit our gallery. If you are in the Tucson area, we welcome you to visit our gallery.

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TUCWM_1403SS_Buys of Tucson.indd 35 3/4/14 1:36:31 PM Shopping Two Old, Two New Tucson has some sweet shopping spots specifically tailored to what’s “old” and “new.” Satisfy cravings for antique furniture and décor at Adobe House Antiques (page 36), and browse Arizona’s largest vintage clothing and jewelry selection (dating back to the 1870s) at How Sweet It Was (page 36). Or get a fashionable edge with sophisticated brands at nationwide retailer Cache (page 36), and a seemingly endless supply of handbags, purses, wallets and belts at The Bag Company (page 38).

corner of Oracle & Wetmore Rds., Antiques & Vintage Apparel 520.293.1846. Tucson Map C4 Adobe House Antiques—Represents Anthropologie—Boutiquey destina- J. Jill—Laid-back styles for women, with a vast collection of antiques, lighting, tion for globally inspired clothing, just a touch of flair. www.jjill.com. La fine art and one-of-a-kind pieces accessories and home décor. www. Encantada, Skyline Dr. & Campbell selected by owner Penny Kautz. A large anthropologie.com. La Encan- Ave., 520.529.9500. outdoor space houses vintage patio tada, Skyline Dr. & Campbell Ave., furniture, exterior lighting and iron- 520.529.3255. Tucson Map D3 Limited Additions—Classic, elegant work. www.adobehouseantiques.com. clothing with a certain sense of spirit. Grand Central Clothing—Daytime 2700 N. Campbell Ave., 520.325.9439. St. Philip’s Plaza, 4300 N. Campbell and nightclub clothing for women. Tucson Map D5 Ave., 520.577.1356. Tucson Map D4 www.grandcentralclothing.com. Main How Sweet it Was—One of Arizona’s Gate Square, 520.884.7263. Loop Jean Company—Men’s and wom- largest and oldest vintage cloth- en’s premium denim and denim-friend- H&M—Hennes & Mauritz, the Swed- ing stores. Bountiful selection of ly apparel. www.loopjeancompany. ish fashion machine known for vintage clothes and accessories com. Casas Adobes Plaza, 7047 N. Ora- prolific, trendy and affordable from the 1870s to 1970s. www. cle Rd., 520.219.9785. Tucson Map C3 clothing, touches down in Tucson. howsweetitwas.com. 419 N. 4th Ave., www.hm.com. Tucson Mall, NE Maya Palace—Swirly, girly, elegant 520.623.9854. Downtown Map C3 and fun fashions from the world over.

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Great for resort, ranch and cocktail parties. www.mayapalacetucson.com. Casas Adobes Plaza, 7057 N. Oracle Rd., 520.575.8028 Tucson Map C3; Plaza Palomino, 2930 N. Swan Rd., 520.748.0817 Tucson Map D4

Tapestry—Timeless fashions for women. Paloma Village, 6360 N. Campbell Ave., 520.577.1929. Tucson Map D3 Beauty & Spas Aveda Institute—Aromatherapy- based hair, nail and skin services and products. www.avedaschool- tucson.com. Main Gate Square, 520.207.2660. Downtown Map E2

L’Occitane en Provence—French lavender, Mediterranean olive oil and naturally derived essential oils are key ingredients in these skincare products. www.loccitane.com. La En- cantada, Skyline Dr. & Campbell Ave., 520.299.1728. Books & Music antigone books—Independent bookseller with feminist gifts and irreverent novelties. Local and national bestselling authors, as well as CDs, exotic chocolates and more. www. antigonebooks.com. 411 N. 4th Ave., 520.792.3715. Downtown Map D3 Furnishings Borderlands/Direct From Mexico—Rustic housewares and furniture, mostly from Mexico, in copper, clay, mesquite, pigskin and Tuscon’s Finest Collection of iron. Small punched-tin and papier mâché accents too. www.directfrom- Handbags Featuring mexico.com. 7700 E. Wrightstown Rd., 520.622.6454. Downtown Map D3 Belts & Jewelry

Carly Quinn Designs—One-of-a-kind, limited edition specialty tiles, custom Including: countertops, backsplashes and other various tiles by designer local Carly Select Casual Wear, Gift Items, Quinn. Her open studio and gallery space—and one of the places in plus a GREAT selection which her tiles are sold—is The Old of Seatbelt bags Market Inn Tile Shop. 403 N. 6th Ave., 520.624.4117. Downtown Tucson C3

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other textiles to give your furniture, Ventana Plaza Francesco Biasia Handbags bed and windows a treat. www.fabric- 5425 N. Kolb Rd. sthatgo.com. 3105 N. Campbell Ave., 1/4 mile S. of Sunrise 520.881.4444. Tucson Map D5 299-7775 La Sandia—Talavera pots ranging from small and decorative to

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large and functional, iron work, clay women, by women. www.seasoned- items for gifting or decorating, such as pottery, concrete garden tables, woman.com. 5460 E. Broadway Blvd., pottery, kachinas, and paintings. www. wooden benches and even such decor 520.204.1508. Tucson Map E5 macsindianjewelry.com. 2400 E. Grant as paper and metal flowers. www. Rd., 520.327.3306. Tucson Map D5 Tubac Olive Oil—An extensive and lasandiatucson.com. 2920 E. Broadway, unique selection of olive oil, balsamic Pandora—Ever-expanding jewelry 520.795.1911. Tucson Map D5 vinegar, stuffed olives, salsa, sea salts, collection intended for personal custom- Sunset Interiors & Design Studio— pesto and olive oil beauty products. izing, piece-by-piece. www.pandoratuc- Carefully selected furniture that keeps While browsing the shelves, make sure son.com. La Encantada Mall, Skyline the spirit of the Old West alive. www. to partake in sampling such infused Dr. & Campbell Ave., 520.577.7263. sunsetinterior.com. 2890 E. Skyline Dr., olive oils as basil, blood orange, Tucson Map D3 520.825.2297; Tucson Map D3 Plaza Italian herb and roasted chile. www. Spirit of Santa Fe—American Indian de Anza, Tubac, 520.398.8381. tubacoliveoil.com. 2 Plaza Rd., Tubac. fetishes, collectibles and jewelry, includ- Arizona Map T10 520.398.3366. Arizona Map T10 ing such Arizona state highlights as Zócalo—A vast array of Colonial-style turquoise, copper and amethyst. Also a furnishings, Mexican imports, Talavera Jewelry dealer of Kabana inlay jewelry from New pottery, art and accessories in a spa- Arlene’s—Southwestern trading Mexico. www.spiritofsantafetucson.com. cious showroom. 3016 E. Broadway company dealing in glass, pot- La Encantada, Skyline Dr. & Campbell Blvd., 520.320.1236. Tucson Map D5 tery, gold and silver. Member, Ave., 520.577.9673. Tucson Map D3 Indian Arts & Crafts Association. Gifts & Accessories www.arlenesgallery.com. 400 & 415 Shoes E. Allen St., Tombstone, 520.457.3678. The Bag Company—Handbags, purses, Alan’s Shoe House—Shoe brands to 520.457.3833. Arizona Map T12 satchels and wallets of every shape, size, keep wearers comfortable and light on material and color, plus select belts, Mac’s Indian Jewelry—For 30 years, their feet, like Birkenstock, ecco, New jewelry and gifts. Ventana Plaza, 5425 N. this family-owned and -operated jeweler Balance and Rockport. www.alansshoe- Kolb Rd., 520.299.7775. Tucson Map E3 has specialized in custom, handmade house.com/wt. 5632 E. Speedway Blvd., American Indian jewelry, including 520.747.5555. Tucson Map E5; 6030 N. wThe Seasoned Woman—Gifts turquoise, Navajo, and Hopi. In addition Oracle Rd., 520.297.5268. Tucson Map C3; and novelties for the body, home to jewelry, you’ll find American Indian Williams Center, 5350 E. Broadway, and garden chosen specifically for

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J. Gilbert Footwear—Designer shoes and boots. www.jgilbertfootwear.com. Casas Adobes Plaza, 7041 N. Oracle Rd., 520.531.8385. Tucson Map C3

New Balance—Running and fit- ness footwear. www.nbtucson. com. 5632 E. Speedway Blvd., 520.747.5555. Tucson Map E5; 7366 N. Oracle Rd., 520.327.7772. Tucson C3 Shopping Centers Casas Adobes Plaza—Josias Joesler- designed, Old World-style village of boutiques, day spas and restaurants. www.casasadobesplaza.com. Ina & Or- acle Rds., 520.299.2610. Tucson Map C3

Foothills Mall—More than 90 stores, outlets and value retailers, including Off Fifth (Saks outlet), plus a food court, destination/date restaurants and multiscreen movie theater. www.shop- foothillsmall.com. 7401 N. La Cholla Blvd., 520.219.0650. Tucson Map C2

Gallery Row—Art galleries and decorative boutiques fill this Santa Fe-style center. On the second Thursday of each month galleries open their doors in the evening for ArtWalk, a sociable gallery hop. www.tucsongalleryrow. com. 3001 E. Skyline Dr. Tucson Map D3

La Encantada—Upscale and independent boutiques and restaurants in an attentively landscaped, two- level center; concierge assistance available. www.laencantadashop- pingcenter.com. 2905 E. Skyline Dr., 520.615.2561. Tucson Map D3

Main Gate Square—One of the oldest shopping districts in Tucson, dating back to 1922. A high-energy urban area by the University of Arizona with more than 20 restaurants, along with outdoor seating, salons, fashionable stores and nightlife with live music. www.maingatesquare.com. University Blvd. between Park & Euclid Aves., 520.622.8613. Downtown Map E2

Park Place—Shopping and dining in a traditional, upscale enclosed mall. Valet parking available. www.park- placemall.com. 5857 E. Broadway Blvd., 520.747.7575. Tucson Map E6

Tucson Mall—Bilevel city mall an- chored by Dillard’s and Macy’s. www. tucsonmall.com. 4500 N. Oracle Rd., 520.293.7330. Tucson Map C4

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5 Ways to Taste Tucson »Seis Kitchen’s chili-marinated pork, onion and pineapple tacos (100 S. Avenida) »Food Network-featured Huevos Rancheros at Theresa’s Mosaic Café (2455 N. Silverbell Rd.) »El Charro Café’s vegan enchiladas with gluten-free sauce and fresh veggies (shown, page 43) »Cheese-stuffed, bacon-wrapped jalapenos at BZ’s Pizza (9431 E. 22nd St.) »Poutine at Maynard’s Market: fries topped with duck confit and cheese curds (page 44)

tucson.com. 6780 N. Oracle Rd., and gumbo. www.theparishtucson. Casas Adobes 520.2 97.0518. Tucson Map D3 com. 6453 N. Oracle Rd., 520.797.1233. Tucson Map C3 & Northwest Metropolitan Grill—American. The wood-fired rotisserie lends its smoky Bluefin Seafood Bistro —Seafood. Downtown & South Traditional seafood house favorites, flavor to chicken, pizza, chops and such as clams casino, Maine lobster steaks at this family-friendly restaurant. An Del Sol—Asian. Contemporary and trout amandine, in modern atmo- Great happy hour. www.metropolitan- Chinese cuisine in the main room, sphere. www.bluefintucson.com. Casas grilltucson.com. 7892 N. Oracle Rd., fresh sushi at the counter and spe- Adobes Plaza, 7053 N. Oracle Rd., 520.531.1212. Tucson Map D3 cialty cocktails and Asian beers in 520.531.8500. Tucson Map D3 The Parish Gastropub—Southern. the lounge. www.casinodelsol.com. A southern fusion eatery that’s all Casino del Sol, 5655 W. Valencia Rd., Hifalutin Rapid Fire Western about bold flavors, progressive beers 520.838.7177. Tucson Map B8 Grill—Southwestern. Old West-style family steak house and Southwest- and unique cocktails. Popular menu The B Line—New American. This popu- ern restaurant. The menu spans items include crawfish hush puppies, lar hangout has a modern American simple Caesar salads and burgers to pecan-smoked trout, goat cheese diner feel, but most of the fare has a tacos and pot roast. www.hifalutin- relleno and the unique bacon popcorn distinct Southwest flair. Locals order up and housemade pork rinds. However, breakfast burritos in the morning, and there are also salads, burgers, steaks

cool off: For a refreshing local treat that dates to 1971, try the slushy blend of fruit and ice known as an Eegee (locations: www.eegees.com). ©el charro cafe

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grilled fish tacos, carne asada burros and black-bean burgers for lunch and dinner. Stop in on weekends for homemade biscuits with jam and butter. www.blinerestaurant.com. 621 N. 4th Ave., 520.882.7575. Downtown Map D2

Cafe Poca Cosa —Mexican. Innova- tive Mexican cuisine in a chic, modern space. Attentive servers display the brief chalkboard menu, which changes twice daily according to what’s fresh and what acclaimed chef Suzana Da- vilia is inspired to prepare. www.cafep- ocacosatucson.com. 110 E. Pennington St., 520.622.6400. Downtown Map C4

Cup Cafe —Southwestern. All three meals are efficiently and deliciously served at this restaurant inside Hotel Congress. Linger over breakfast on the patio, or over dinner before heading to the club across the lobby for a show. Check out the floor made of pennies and the chandelier made of wine bottles. www.hotelcongress.com. 311 E. Congress St., 520.622.8848. Downtown Map C4

Cushing Street Bar & Restaurant— Contemporary. Popular eatery in a 150-year-old adobe building, just south of the Tucson Convention Center. Live jazz music on weekends. www. cushingstreet.com. 198 W. Cushing St., 520.622.7984. Downtown Map B5

Downtown Kitchen and Cocktails—American. Modern American eatery combined with culinary traditions from Indochina, the Middle East, Africa, Europe and Latin America. Or, sip cocktails with such fun names as The Pablo Escabar and Cuban Sunset while admiring art instal- lations by photographer William Lesch. www.downtownkitchen.com. 135 S. 6th Ave., 520.623.7700. Downtown Map F3

El Charro—Mexican. America’s oldest Mexican restaurant continuously operated by the same family since 1922. Traditional Sonoran-style and innovative Tucson-style Mexican fare by chef-author Carlotta Flores. www. elcharrocafe.com. 311 N. Court Ave., 520.622.1922. Downtown Map B3; 7725 N. Oracle, Oro Valley, 520.229.1922. Tucson Map C4; 6910 E. Sunrise Dr., 520.514.1922. Tucson Map E3

Festa Buffet—Contemporary. Located on the gaming floor of Casino del Sol, this buffet offers cooking stations dedicated to cuisine from around the world. Visit for Sunday brunch or one

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of the specialty nights such as Seafood com. Casino del Sol, 5655 W. Valencia sommeliers who help guests Thursday. www.casinodelsol.com. Rd., 800.344.9435. Tucson Map B8 choose ingredients tableside. www. Casino del Sol, 5655 W. Valencia Rd., flyingvbarandgrill.com. Loews Ventana 800.344.9435. Tucson Map B8 Foothills & Northeast Canyon Resort, 7000 N. Resort Dr., 520.299.2020. Tucson Map E3 Hub—American. Classic American Armitage Wine Lounge & Cafe— comfort food with a twist. Choose Wine Bar. Old World ambiance and Ginza Sushi and Izakaya—Asian. Jap- from such appetizers as prime rib- an extensive selection of vino. Dine on anese izakayas are casual taverns where topped french fries or shrimp cocktail, such wine-friendly fare as bruschetta, patrons can relax, have a drink and a progress to sandwiches, pot pies or antipasto and cheese boards, or bite. This version in Tucson permits just shrimp and grits, and top off the meal heavier items like prime rib sliders that, with the addition of a full sushi with made-in-house ice cream. www. and rosemary lamb. Weekly specials, menu and a distinctive Southwestern hubdowntown.com. 266 E. Congress daily happy hour and brunch on flair. www.ginzatucson.com. 5425 N. St., 520.207.8201. Downtown C4 weekends. www.armitagewine.com. Kolb Rd., 520.529.8877. Tucson Map E4 Maynards Market & Kitchen—New La Encantada, 2905 E. Skyline Dr., Pinnacle Peak—Steak. Mesquite- American. Trains don’t stop at the 520.682.9740. Tucson Map D3 grilled cowboy steaks, ribs and historic Tucson train depot anymore, El Corral—Steak. This historic ranch other hearty fare in an Old West but you’ll certainly want to head to house has been home to a restaurant atmosphere—Pinnacle Peak is the the track-side building for stone- since 1926. Today, El Corral turns out restaurant at Trail Dust Town, an baked pizzas, sandwiches, coffee and substantial steaks, succulent prime rib old-fashioned town square originally gourmet goodies during daylight and smoky ribs, harkening back to the constructed as a movie set. www.pin- hours, and locavore cuisine, wine and Old West in flavor and atmosphere. naclepeaktucson.com. 6541 E. Tanque cocktails after dark. www.maynards- www.elcorraltucson.com. 2201 E. River Verde Rd., 520.296.0911. Tucson Map E5 markettucson.com. 400 N. Toole Ave., Rd., 520.299.6092. Tucson Map D4 Red Robin —American. Burgers, fries 520.545.0577. Downtown Map C4 Flying V Bar & Grill—Southwestern. and frosty beverages of the adult vari- PY Steakhouse—Steak. Casino del Southwestern fare with a Latin ety, plus killer desserts. www.redrobin. Sol’s main restaurant, with a 100-seat flair overlooking the resort’s golf com. Tucson Mall, 4500 N. Oracle Rd., dining room, more than 1,000 wines course. Enjoy the services of their 520.292.0888. Tucson Map D4 available, and a menu of high-quality “guacamolieres”—guacamole steaks and seafood. www.casinodelsol.

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Cafe Roka—Contemporary. The only restaurant in rural Arizona to be given the distinction of three AAA diamonds, and almost reason alone to visit the charming mountain town of Bisbee. The menu changes twice weekly, but always consists of four courses and fresh, creative fare. Past dishes have included rack of lamb in a rosemary Zinfandel sauce, quail stuffed with pine nuts and prosciutto and mushroom, pistachio and leek crepes. www. caferoka.com. 35 Main St., Bisbee, 520.432.5153. east of Arizona Map E7 University & Central Arizona Inn Dining Room—New American. Award-winning restaurant on a historic property. Dine on tradi- TUCWM_1403SS_SushiGarden.indd 1 2/28/14 1:17:11 PM tional fare with modern Southwestern flair for breakfast lunch and dinner. www.arizonainn.com. 2200 E. Elm St., 520.325.1541. Tucson Map D5

Beyond Bread —Cafe. Freshly baked goodies daily, but the menu goes far beyond oven-baked items, with exceptional hot and cold sandwiches, salads, soups and daily specials for breakfast, lunch and early dinner. www. beyondbread.com. 3026 N. Campbell Ave., 520.322.9965. Tucson Map D5; 6260 E. Speedway Blvd., 520.747.7477. Tucson Map E5

Brushfire BBQ—Barbecue. Serious barbecue lovers will be right at home, from the 18-hour smoked brisket to the nine hour smoked turkey to the juicy shredded chicken, Italian sausage and pork. Order individual plates or family-style, choose from a range of side dishes, and sample six bbq sauces. www.brushfirebbq. com. 2745 N. Campbell Ave., 520.624.3223. Tucson Map D5; 7080 E. 22nd St., 520.867.6050. Tucson Map E6

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espresso art cafe—Cafe. Casual caf- including its share of celebrities Sir Veza’s Taco Garage—Mexican. feine lounge frequented by UA schol- and politicians. Huge variety of 25 unique taco recipes, Sonoran hot ars. www.espressoartcafe.com. Main Sonoran cuisine (legendary mole), dogs, gourmet burgers, plus all the Gate Square, 942 E. University Blvd., nightly mariachi performance, and standard-issue varieties and a huge 520.624.4126. Downtown Map E2 colorful touches add to the complete beer and margarita selection with Mexican experience. www.lafuent- 17 HD televisions surrounding the Falafel King—Lebanese. A Lebanon erestaurant.com. 1749 N. Oracle Rd., hot rod-themed atmosphere. www. native and master chef opened this 520.623.8659. Tucson Map D4 sirvezas.com. 4699 E. Speedway Blvd., gem in the heart of Tucson to provide 520.323.8226. Tucson Map D5; Tucson diners with a taste of authentic Leba- Lerua’s Fine Mexican Foods—Mexi- Mall, 220 W. Wetmore, 520.888.8226. nese cuisine. Start off the meal with can. In 1922, this family-oriented eatery Tucson Map C4 falafel or stuffed grape leaves, move started out in a residential house, and onto shawarma or a lamb gyro and top its homestyle Mexican cooking style Sushi Garden—Asian. Japanese off the experience with baklava. www. is still going strong today. Dine on and Korean cuisine. All-you-can-eat falafelkingtucson.com. 1800 E. Ft. Low- tostadas, enchiladas, chimichangas, sushi for $20. www.sushigarden. ell Rd., 520.319.5554. Tucson Map D4 flan and more—but be sure to sample com. 3048 E. Broadway Blvd., the locally famous green corn tamales 520.326.4700. Tucson Map D3; Foothills The Good Egg—American. Fluffy before you go. www.leruasfinemexi- Mall, 520.877.8744. Tucson Map C4 omelets and pancakes, of course—but canfoods.com. 2005 E. Broadway Blvd., salads, sandwiches and light ’n’ healthy Tapas Fusion Casual Gourmet— 520.624.0322. Downtown Map G4 midday selections too. www.thegoo- Contemporary. A South American- and deggaz.com. 7981 E. Speedway Blvd., Magpie’s Gourmet Pizza—Pizza. European-inspired menu that includes 520.885.4838 Tucson Map E5; 4775 E. Specialty pizzas made to order. such dishes as roasted pork tamales, Grant Rd., 520.795.7879 Tucson Map D5; Choose from three crusts, seven stir-fried calamari, chicken aioli crostini 5350 E. Broadway Blvd., 520.512.0280. sauces and dozens of toppings ranging and fresh seafood ceviche. Or visit Tucson Map E5; 5055 N. Oracle Rd., from mozzarella and salami to soy during happy hour to sip a Peruvian 520.293.6139. Tucson Map C4 cheese and roasted green chiles. www. pisco sour cocktail or a bottle of vino magpiespizza.com. 605 N. 4th Ave., from the cellar. Gluten and vegetarian La Fuente Restaurant & Lounge— 520.628.1661. D o w n t o w n M a p D 3 ; 7315 N. options, too. www.tapasfusiontuc- Mexican. One of Tucson’s largest and O r a c l eR d . ,2 0 . 2 9 7. 2 7 1 2 Tu c s o n M a p E 4 ;105 S. son.com. 2970 N. Campbell Ave., oldest Mexican restaurants continues H o u g h t o n R d . , 5 2 0 . 7 5 1 . 9 9 4 9 . Tu c s o n M a p F 7 520.6 47.2418. Tucson Map D5 to draw legions of dedicated diners,

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Tucson Tamale Co.—Southwestern. A rotating menu of traditional and unique tamales, ranging from chipo- tle beef to vegetarian to pineapple coconut, and such side dishes as black beans topped with pepitas. Stop in for lunch, carry out a couple dozen, or order some delivered to your home—the company ships anywhere in the U.S. Open for breakfast Sa and Su, 8 am-1 pm. www.tucsontamale- company.com. 2545 E. Broadway, 520.305.4760. Tu c s o n M a p D 5 ; 7159E. Tanque Verde Rd., 520.288.8404. Tucson Map E5 Greater Tucson Agave—Contemporary. Fine dining restaurant at Desert Diamond Casino, where Chef Pasqual Rodriguez crafts a range of decadent beef, seafood and pasta dishes. www.ddcaz.com. Desert Diamond Casino, 1100 W. Pima Mine Rd., Sahuarita, 520.342.2328. Arizona Map S10

Joe’s Pancake House—Breakfast. A family-run eatery that’s been dishing out home-style breakfasts and lunches for 30 years. Expect a wide range of buttermilk pancakes and omelets for breakfast, and wraps, burgers and chicken fried steak for lunch. Both menus feature such Mexican specialties as huevos rancheros, tacos, fajitas and chilaquiles. www.joespan- cakehouse.com. 2352 S. Kolb Rd., 520.747.7536. Tucson Map E6

Lodge on the Desert—New American. Dine on eclectic Southwestern and American cuisine on the property of this Southwestern resort. www.lod- geonthedesert.com. 306 N. Alvernon Way, 520.320.2000. Tucson Map D5

Nonna Maria’s Pizza—Pizza. Owner and chef Frank Palazzolo selected this venue for its mountain and sunset views from the patio, then added columns and a fountain to heighten the Italian villa feel. Traditional Sicilian family recipes include vegetarian options, fresh ingredients and acclaimed pizzas. www.nonnamarias. com. 2161 N. Rockcliff Blvd., Oracle, 520.896.3522. Arizona Map Q11

zivaz mexican bistro—Mexican. Serv- ing progressive Mexican fare, which includes such dishes as Mexican sushi and orange and achiote marinated chicken with grilled pineapple. www. zivaz.com. 4590 E. Broadway Blvd., 520.325.1234. Tucson Map E6

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Best Way to Start (or End) the Day Located adjacent to A Mountain just west of downtown, a hike up Tumamoc Hill, a U.S. National Historical Landmark is a great way to see Tucson while getting a little exercise. Head up the paved road (approximately 1.5 miles) before climbing another 700 feet to the top where you will find your reward: a perfect view of the entire Tucson metropolitan area. There’s only one stipulation: the road is only open to the public on weekdays before 7:30 am and after 5:30 pm, as well as weekends, so it’s ideal for sunrise or sunset. Keep your eyes peeled for regular wildlife sightings, and relax while watching the natural light change the landscape. From I-10 head west on Speedway Dr. and then south on Silverbell to West Anklam Rd. www.tumamoc.org.

mile-high town snuggled into the Mule fort in Arizona, but now the town is Road Trips Mountains. Steep, stony stairways, largely populated by working artists. Tombstone & Bisbee—“The town too a mountainous backdrop and old- More than 90 galleries—exhibiting tough to die” sits about an hour south- fashioned buildings lend Bisbee an Old everything from wood carvings to east of Tucson. Tombstone prospered Europe look. Pass through wide-open oil paintings—fill the quaint streets, as a silver-mining town in the 1880s, doors on Main Street for unique art, and the Tubac Center for the Arts and survived in the 20th century thanks eclectic antiques and remarkable eats. features regional and national art to curiosity about the town’s infamous I-10 west to Hwy. 80. Arizona Map T12 in all media. The Tubac Chamber of bygone residents Wyatt Earp and Doc Commerce provides visitor guides Tubac—Just 40 minutes south of Tucson Holliday and their legendary shootout and a calendar of events. www. is the historic village of Tubac. It was at the O.K. Corral. Drive another 30 tubacaz.com. I-10 east to I-19 south established in 1752 as the first Spanish minutes to arrive in Bisbee, a mellow 520.398.2704 Arizona Map T10

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Morning Caffeine and cardio Get up slowly, make coffee in my Starbucks Verismo and take it to my hot tub. Make an omelette and go for a brisk walk at La Encantada shopping center (use the steps to get the heart pumping!) or do a gyrotonics workout at Red Monkey Studio, then get a deep-tissue massage. Afternoon Such a saint Join friends for a lunch at the Arizona Inn or Vivace. If Vivace, then go to Limited Additions in St. Philip’s Plaza and shop for clothes and jewelry Barbara Rogers with friends. That is so much fun! [Professional Artist] Take a nap after all that—and get The self-taught painter—fit, well-dressed and ready for fun— ready for a glamorous night. has lived in Tucson since 1990. Evening What do you love about living Blue Fin, Hacienda del Sol, Tavalino, The desert at dusk precisely where you do? Kingfisher and Wildflower always Don jeans and jewels to gather I’m in the perfect house for an artist make dining a celebration. If I have with more friends at the fabulous who loves to garden, paint and give a windfall and am feeling irrationally home of Tom Black, owner of parties. The fabulously tempting La exuberant, I might spend some of it Plants of Distinction; his home Encantada shopping center is three on the unique treasures at Colonial and garden are architectural and minutes from my house; I try to walk Frontiers, Eileen Fisher clothes at botanical wonderlands. Walking in there several times a week. Dillard’s or something glamorous his garden at night is even better than from Limited Additions. walking in the garden he designed What has been the most unusual for me at my home because his opportunity in your art career? What dish from a local restaurant garden is gigantic and he knows Doing 17 large-scale oil and gold-leaf have you tried to replicate at all the answers to all the botanical paintings for the main dining room home? Were you successful? questions about what grows and of Royal Caribbean’s ship Allure of the The grilled artichoke at Wildflower— flourishes in Tucson. Sea. The largest of the paintings was and no, I was not successful. If Tom is traveling, then meet three stories high and 18 feet across. What the heck is their secret? my friends at the Desert Museum All 17 paintings were done here in for dinner and a night walk Tucson and then shipped to Finland through their gardens. for installation on the ship.

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