1. What’s Up, Docs?

    The School of Theatre, Film & Television presents the 2024 edition of “What’s Up, Docs?,” our annual showcase of outstanding new short documentaries created by BA and BFA students. Films that have previously screened at “What’s Up, Docs?” have gone on to garner significant film festival attention. Tatum Sailors‘ short documentary At 7, which made its premiere at the 2022 […]

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  2. Virtual Art Trivia Happy Hour: Medicine!

    If a lack of virtual fun is what ails you, then this round of Art Trivia Happy Hour is the cure! This December, we’ll bring art into the observation room and see what it teaches us about healthcare throughout the ages — from early alchemy to modern medicine. As usual, the multiple choice trivia questions […]

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  3. Our Stories: High School Artists 2025

    This annual exhibition at the University of Arizona Museum of Art showcases the creativity and artistic achievement of high school artists across Tucson and Pima County. What unique artistic practices have teachers and student artists developed in classrooms across Southern Arizona? What ideas do young artists want to express, and how do they do it […]

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  4. String Project Community Student Concert

    The String Project is dedicated to the partnership of teaching and learning in music. This outreach program is designed to inspire and foster creativity among young musicians and cultivate a learning environment to enable the development of future string teachers. While future teachers gain experience, elementary and middle school students in the Tucson community are able […]

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  5. Soul Stories: Music and Community through History

    Join us for an engaging presentation by Dr. Tyina Steptoe: “Soul Stories: Music and Community through History,” Nov. 15 (10a) at the Center of Creative Photography as part of the AIAR Speaker Series. Admission is free. Steptoe hosts a weekly radio program called “Soul Stories” on 91.3 KXCI Tucson. The show explores the roots and […]

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  6. Mapping Q Reception: Celebrating 10 Years!

    Join us in marking one decade of UAMA’s Mapping Q program and celebrating the corresponding anniversary exhibition still queer after all these years! University of Arizona Museum of ArtMapping Q Anniversary ReceptionNov. 215-7p Since 2014, Mapping Q has created safe spaces for LGBTQ+ youth to reflect on identity and community through the visual arts. Its annual workshop series […]

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  7. Dance Visions

    Faculty from the University of Arizona will present their research in Dance, Architecture, and Education on a panel moderated by Duane Cyrus, Director for the School of Dance. The audience will see and discuss examples of choreographic works and learn how each of these experts in their field go from idea to creative outcome with […]

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  8. Dance In-Process (spring)

    Check out the many ways that dance students are investigating and shaping their craft at the School of Dance. Dance In-Process provides a unique window into the creative process in an informal setting. FREE ADMISSION/DONATIONS ENCOURAGEDSeating is first come, first served Ina Gittings BuildingStudios 124-1301713 E University Blvd.

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  9. Dance In-Process

    Check out the many ways that dance students are investigating and shaping their craft. Dance In-Process provides a unique window into the creative process in an informal setting. Get up close and experience the creative process in action! FREE ADMISSION/DONATIONS ENCOURAGEDSeating is first come, first served Ina Gittings Building Studios 124-1301713 E University Blvd.

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  10. Watershed Soundscape

    Join us in the historic Adobe Hay Barn at Empire Ranch for a multidisciplinary concert experience exploring the sounds of our watershed. Situated within the spectacular landscape of Las Cienegas National Conservation Area, this unique event kicks off the Watershed Soundscape project, supported by the 2024-2025 AIR Annual Resilience Theme Award. Featuring:  Plan Your Visit […]

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