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Upcoming Events
Gone With the Wind- Oct. 12 The Fox Tucson Theatre presents this classic film, which narrates the love between Scarlett O'Hara and Rhett Butler during the American Civil War, and is an icon of American filmmaking, despite the flaws of its time., 520-624-1515.
Annual Glass Art Auction and Wearable Art Show- Oct. 17 Sonoran Art Glass Academy presents 8th Annual Art Auction, featuring an exquisite collection of glass art created by internationally acclaimed glass artists as well as, for the first time, a Wearable Art Show., (520) 884-7814.
Family Time at MOCA: Steve Romaniello Theremin- Oct. 18 Tucson's Museum of Contemporary Art hosts monthly event for families with young children; this month hear spage-age sounding theremin - the first musical instrument played entirely without being touched., 520-624-5019.
Fiesta de las Calabazas- Oct. 25 Live music performances, local artisan vendors, food vendors, community art exhibit; pumpkin corral and interactive nature art activities for kids. Shuttle service from the town of Oracle., (520) 896-2425.
Go Ask the Little Horned Toad- Oct. 25 Chamber Music Plus Southwest and Tucson Museum of Art present a theatrical portrait of famed Western artist and former Tucson resident, the late Maynard Dixon. Starring Conrad John Schuck as Maynard Dixon and featuring guitarist Brad Richter and cellist Harry Clark, and including more than 100 of the artist's works., 520-400-5439 (Chamber Music Southwest).
