Cover design by Madison Wehr. Photo of Christian McBride by R. Andrew Lepley

Jan 2-8, 2020

Vol. 36, No. 47

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Danehy

Danehy

Tom Has Some Predictions for 2020

By Tom Danehy
Jan 2, 2020
Currents Feature

Construction Zones

Expect major road projects in downtown, along Oracle Road and throughout the community in 2020

By Tucson Weekly Staff
Jan 2, 2020
Currents Feature

Negative Reaction

Operation Stonegarden funding denied for humanitarian aid

By Kathleen B. Kunz
Jan 2, 2020
Cannabis

Be There Now

New Age guru Ram Dass dies at 88

By Austin Counts
Jan 2, 2020
Editor's Note

Jazz Hands, Everyone!

By Jim Nintzel
Jan 2, 2020
Police Dispatch

Police Dispatch

Prepping for Orals?

By Anna Mirocha
Jan 2, 2020

City Week

City Week

By Emily Dieckman
Jan 2, 2020

Cinema Feature

Little Wonder

Greta Gerwig creates a fabulous adaptation of a Louisa May Alcott classic

By Bob Grimm
Jan 2, 2020
Cinema Feature

Reel Indie

Movies in your local indie theaters.

By Jeff Gardner
Jan 2, 2020
Cinema Feature

Grimm TIdings

The best and worst films of 2019

By Bob Grimm
Jan 2, 2020

Music Feature

All This Jazz

The Sixth Annual Tucson Jazz Fest brings David Sanborn, the Afro-Cuban All-Stars, Mavis Staples and more to town

By Jeff Gardner
Jan 2, 2020
Music Feature

Whiz Kid

Veronica Swift readies dramatic set for Tucson Jazz Fest

By Brett Callwood
Jan 2, 2020
Music Feature

Testing the Boundaries

After six decades of performing on stage, David Sanborn is still taking jazz in new directions

By Eric Swedlund
Jan 2, 2020
Music Feature

Anna’s Song

Saying goodbye to film legend Anna Karina

By Howe Gelb
Jan 2, 2020
Music Feature

Know Your Product

Stars Pick Their Top 5! This week: Mark Beef

By Austin Counts
Jan 2, 2020
XOXO...

XOXO

By Xavier Omar Otero
Jan 2, 2020

Book Feature

Beaten and Busted

UA Mexican-American professor writes about victims of police brutality—including himself

By Vianney Cardenas
Jan 2, 2020

Quick Bites

Quick Bites

Jan 2, 2020
Chow Feature

Good for the Soul

Tucked inside a convenience store, Mama Carey’s serves up catfish, fried chicken and something called a pork roll

By Mark Whittaker
Jan 2, 2020