Category Archives: art
Visit the Acadia Ranch House Museum in Oracle
Museum Hours & Location
Th. 4-6pm; Sat. 11-4pm; Sun. 12-3pm
825 E. Mt. Lemmon Hwy. Oracle AZ
For more information, visit them at Oracle Historical Society.
Music on the Mountain in Summerhaven
Escape the heat in Tucson, and drive up to Summerhaven for some “Music on the Mountain” on Sunday, August 21rst. LAVAMusic.org presents Top Dead Center – 11:00 am to 4:00 pm, with an acoustic jam session starting at 11 and band starting at noon – Outdoor concert in a festival setting in Summerhaven on Mt. Lemmon.
Art in Tubac, Arizona
For more information on what there is to do and see in Tubac, visit SantaCruzValley.com.
Philip Bloom’s Las Vegas HDR photography timelapse
To see how Photographer/Filmmaker Philip Bloom did it – CLICK HERE
Glass Gypsy Art Glass in Green Valley, Arizona
We had a chance to preview some beautiful glass art work by Glass Gypsy Art Glass of Green Valley, Arizona. They have experience with cold glass, sand blasting, fusing, slumping, lamp working, and faceting (including diachronic pendants).
For more information on Glass Gypsy Art Glass – CLICK HERE. You may also view a SLIDE SHOW of some Glass Gypsy Art buro beads.
Find Old West antiques and more in Copper Country Antiques in Tucson
Copper Country Antiques, is the largest Antiques and Collectibles mall in Tucson, Arizona and just plain fun to walk around. They have over 32,000 square feet of retail space and their antique mall features over 160 antique dealers under one roof. You can find great food inside at the restaurant – Buffalo Bistro.
Find anything and everything you can and can’t imagine at Copper Country Antiques on Speedway and Rosemont in Tucson.
“Musical Compositions of Ted DeGrazia” – CD release party on Jan 21rst in Tucson
DeGrazia Gallery
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“Musical Compositions of Ted DeGrazia” – CD release party on Jan 21rst in TucsonFriday, January 21, 5:00-7:00 p.m.
DeGrazia Gallery in the Sun
Arizona artist Ted DeGrazia’s dual passions for art and music are celebrated in this special collection of original paintings, drawings, and musical scores the artist composed for his big-band orchestra in the 1930s.
The newly recorded CD, “Please Remember Me,” features the first recordings of these original scores, produced and arranged by faculty at the Tucson Community Music School and Tucson Jazz Institute, joined by the artist’s son, Spanish-guitarist Domingo DeGrazia. The musicians will perform the songs live at the opening reception.
For more information, visit DeGrazia.org.

















