Events Calendar - A year in Southern Arizona is packed with fun things to do. Our many exciting annual fairs, fiestas, cultural and sporting events are listed here. Community Events Calendar - Be a local and experience Tucson's unique cultures at our community events such as fundraisers, club programs and Tucson Parks and Recreation activities.
Arts & Cultural Calendar (ShowUp.com) - Tucson's definitive calendar of theatre, music, dance, art, festivals, and cultural attractions. Gem, Mineral & Fossil Showcase of Tucson - Also known as the Tucson Gem Show, the largest event of its kind in the world is eagerly anticipated by thousands of rock hounds, jewelers and others who buy, sell and exhibit. Jan. 30 - Feb. 14, 2010.
La Fiesta de los Vaqueros (Tucson Rodeo) - Dust, sweat, determination, and pride clash when some of the best rodeo athletes on the circuit strive to hold their own with some of the finest livestock in the biz at the infamous Tucson Rodeo, Feb. 20-28, 2010.
World Golf Championships - Accenture Match Play Championship - The world's top 64 golfers battle for a place in history and their share of the $8 million purse, Feb. 15-21, 2010. Major League Baseball Spring Training - Tucson hosts two Major League Baseball teams for the pre-season warm up: the Arizona Diamondbacks and Colorado Rockies. Games usually played late February through early April. |  | Upcoming Tucson Events
Rainwater Harvesting Workshop - Oct. 24 - Apr. 24 Tucson Botanical Gardens offers a workshop on the fourth Saturday of every month that teaches how rainwater harvesting works. Come prepared to do some digging and gain experience to do your own rainwater harvesting. 10:30a.m.-12:30p.m., 520-326-9686.
Set in Stone: 2000 Years of Gem & Mineral Trade in the Southwest - Oct. 30 - Feb. 28 Arizona State Museum's exhibition explores how turquoise, Arizona's state gem, has brought trade and influence to the American Southwest for centuries. Image is a Mogollon pendant, c. AD 1300 from Kanishba ruins in Fort Apache AZ. Image by Jannelle Weakly, courtesy of Arizona State Museum., 520-621-6302.
Day of the Dead Altar at Arizona History Museum - Nov. 2 - Jan. 5 Arizona History Museum presents a traditional Mexican Day of the Dead (Dia de los Muertos) altar featuring offerings from the museum's collection of Territorial artifacts, including photographs and artworks. Opening reception is Oct. 30, 5-7p.m., 520-647-7275.
Lectures on American Indian Art - Nov. 2 - Nov. 30 Morningstar Traders hosts free lectures on different aspects of American Indian art and craftworks on Fridays at 2 p.m. during November; special discounts on many items, refreshments, and an opportunity to peruse the shop's collection of vintage and contemporary American Indian arts, crafts, pottery, jewelry and rugs., 520-881-2112.
Scarecrows in the Garden - Nov. 2 - Nov. 30 Tucson Botanical Gardens celebrates the beauty and bounty of autumn with a display and sale of scarecrows handcrafted by local artists, businesses, staff, and volunteers to benefit the Gardens, 520-326-9686.
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