Venue: At Home
Start Time: 6:00pm

If there’s one thing musician and marketing expert Seanloui knows, it’s how to make connections. His ability to build networks within our artistic community is what gave rise to the Black Renaissance Festival, which is currently celebrating its third year in Tucson and has grown to include an album, a podcast, and a plethora of events, both live and virtual, throughout the month of February. Catch up with Seanloui as he and Chad talk releasing music, building a movement, and the internet.

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January 17

Young Artist Competition Concert, featuring Scott Krijnen

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January 18

Tucson Bass Jam 2026

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January 23

Panel Discussion: Artist Bailey Doogan

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Venue: Center for Creative Photography
Start Time: 4:30pm

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January 22

"Bailey Doogan: Ways of Seeing" reception

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Venue: The University of Arizona Museum of Art
Start Time: 5:00pm

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