Vol. 34, No. 29
Fall Arts Preview
Digging into the Old Pueblo's arts and theater for autumn
By Margaret Regan
Fall Arts Preview: Visual Arts
It's a whole new season of artful protestations, abstractions and sheer beauty
Fall Arts Preview: Theatre
Escape the crazy into the magical realism of stage and show
By Sherilyn Forrester
Danehy
Place your bets: Oddsmaker Tom offer some propositions for the upcoming months.
By Tom Danehy
Big Bang
A glimpse into artist Yu Yu Shiratori's world
By Laura Horley
Storm Warnings
As Hurricane Harvey devastates Houston, activists ask Sen. Jeff Flake to stop Trump's war on the environment
By Danyelle Khmara
Cool to Be Kind
Tucsonans unveil "Be Kind" mosaic in City Hall
Huffed and Puffed
AG Sessions' marijuana crackdown fizzles
By Nick Meyers
Ask a Mexican!
By Gustavo Arellano
Editor's Note
Hail and Farewell
By Jim Nintzel
Police Dispatch
He Audi Get Off the Drugs
By Anna Mirocha
Kung Phooey
Birth of the Dragon should have been snuffed in the cradle
By Bob Grimm
Reel Indie
By Emily Dieckman
Left of the Dial
KXCI opens new downtown studio, asks for donations to the 'Library of Congress'
By Eric Swedlund
Know Your Product
Stars Pick Their Top 5! This Week: The Melvins
By Brett Callwood
Vintage Vinyl
The Human Beings “An Inside Look” b/w “I Can’t Tell” Impact Records 1001, November 1965
By Lee Joseph
Fall Arts Preview: Dance
A season highlighted by Balanchine, Cuban imports and and the Biblical story of Judith
Fall Arts Preview: Classical Music
YoYoMa! Mariachis! James Bond! Classical music has modern twists in Tucson this fall
Fall Arts Preview: Books
Books! Readings! Writer workshops! More!
Blame It On Gordon
Being gluten free isn’t a trend for Dedicated—it’s a passion and purpose
By Mark Whittaker
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