1. Alex Oliverio’s Sunshine Ensemble

    “As inviting as a warm smile…” -Dave Sumner, Bandcamp Daily Experience Alex Oliverio’s Sunshine Ensemble live at the new Sunshine Wine in Tucson. This talented group blends Americana, folk, and jazz to create music that feels both timeless and new. Led by Tucson native Alex Oliverio, the band’s sound is filled with soulful guitar, bluegrass-inspired […]

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  2. Tucson becomes global stage in final year of Center Stage

    Arizona Arts Live, the University of Arizona’s official performing arts presenter, is proud to announce its participation in the final year of Center Stage. Center Stage is the pioneering cultural diplomacy initiative created by the U.S. Department of State’s Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs and produced by the New England Foundation for the Arts. For […]

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  3. Kronos Quartet: Ground

    Be among the first to experience this powerful new work as Kronos Quartet and Laura Ortman weave Indigenous stories of migration and resilience into music that will move you. “Broken the boundaries of what string quartets do”– New York Times San Francisco’s Kronos Quartet has blended sounds across lines of culture and era, moving beyond […]

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  4. Cirque Kikasse

    Grab a drink, find your spot, and hold your breath as this traveling circus turns a food truck into a stage for jaw-dropping flips, spins, and stunts you have to see to believe. “Impressive feats of death-defying acrobatics”– Ludwig Van Toronto Step into the world of Cirque Kikasse, where dazzling circus artistry meets craft beer […]

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  5. Tucson Flamenco Festival

    Experience the passion, power, and poetry of flamenco at Tucson’s premier flamenco festival, featuring world-class artists from Spain, New York, and our very own Sonoran Desert. From the heart of Andalucía to the vibrant stages of New York and the soulful rhythms of Tucson, this all-day celebration unfolds across two stages with dancers, singers, and […]

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  6. Mohamed Abozekry

    Groove to the smooth, lyrical beats of Egyptian oud master Mohamed Abozekry in a moving evening filled with unbridled imagination and improvisation. “With brilliant, inventive virtuosity that goes far beyond technical mastery…Abozekry’s compositions are interwoven with jazz, Arabic modes, and swirling ardor.”– Le Monde (France) Mohamed Abozekry is one of today’s most exciting and creative […]

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  7. Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain

    Come ready to laugh, cheer, and maybe even sing along with a stage full of ukuleles playing everything from Tchaikovsky to punk rock — with a wink and a grin. This is virtuosity with a side of mischief. “An oversized dose of unexpected hipness.”– Times Union Formed in 1985 as the antidote to mindless pop, […]

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  8. Women of Americana

    Join Cristina Vane and Brennan Leigh for a heartfelt tribute to the roots of American music as we reflect on 250 years of the United States. Join us for a heartfelt celebration of early folk, gospel, and Western swing music with Women of Americana! This isn’t just a concert—it’s an exuberant exploration of this expansive […]

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  9. Camille A. Brown & Dancers

    Bold and powerful dancers explore a world of cultural freedom and endless possibilities alongside live music and choreographed by five-time Tony Award-nominated Camille A. Brown. “Takes her signature interweaving of African diasporic dance forms to new heights.”– The New York Times Known for blending powerful storytelling with dynamic movement, Camille A. Brown’s work taps into […]

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  10. Fall Arts Preview 2025 from Arizona Arts

    Arizona Arts presents a 2025 fall semester of arts experiences to engage audiences on campus at the University of Arizona and in the community. Arizona Arts and its units produce over 700 events each year, most of them free. The division integrates the arts throughout the university experience; gives all students – regardless of major – access […]

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