ENJOY SONORAN RESTAURANT WEEK - The fourth annual Sonoran Restaurant Week is underway now and continues through Sunday, Sept. 18. The special week is actually a 10-day celebration of Southern Arizona dining and coincides with September's Hispanic Heritage Month. Gather your closest friends and family, and dine out at any of the participating restaurants listed at the link below. Ask for the Sonoran Restaurant Week menu for special prices, and savor the local flavor of Southern Arizona.
Sonoran Restaurant Week
Hispanic Heritage Month from Visit Tucson

CITY OF TUCSON ISSUES LATEST CLIMATE ACTION REPORT - The latest Climate Action Report provides insight into Sun Tran using clean fuel technology to promote climate resiliency in Tucson. Each month, the feature story dives deeper into the efforts across the city to move us closer to Mayor and Council's goal of carbon neutrality by 2030. The September Climate Action Report also includes 2022 climate action measurements from the City of Tucson, Climate Action and Adaptation Plan updates, and stories on a Team Up to Clean Up event, Oct.7, at Manny Herrera Jr. Park, and Tucson Tree Fest, Oct. 15, at Reid Park's Barnum Hill.
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TUCSON PARKS AND RECREATION TO HOST FREE OPEN HOUSE AT RANDOLPH RECREATION CENTER - Join Tucson Parks and Recreation for an open house at Randolph Recreation Center (200 S. Alvernon Way), Sept. 20 and 21, from 9 a.m.-7:30 p.m. Tour the facility, meet the staff, participate in a weight room orientation, and view the leisure classes offered for all ages, including senior programming. Other free activities include badminton, pickleball, and basketball. Visit the website linked below for more details on activity times. Refreshments will be available, and each adult will receive a workout towel.
Randolph Recreation Center
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CYCLOVIA TUCSON NEEDS VOLUNTEERS - Cyclovia Tucson is scheduled for Sunday, Oct. 30, from 9 a.m.-3 p.m., and volunteers are needed to help make it another success. The open streets event temporarily repurposes our public streets to be more inclusive of all people. Walk, bike, roll, or scoot along the car-free route in the Thrive in the 05 area. Whether you have two hours or more to spare, there are plenty of opportunities for you to get involved before, during, and after the big event. Those opportunities range from organizing and inventorying materials, updating the online store, preparing fundraising mailings, and making sure everything is ready for the big day. During the event, volunteers are needed at the intersections, for managing other volunteers, and then helping wrap up the event. If you're interested in helping, follow the volunteer link below. Cyclovia Tucson is a program of the Living Streets Alliance, with support from the City of Tucson's Thrive in the 05, Arizona Complete Health, and more.
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FREE CONCERT IN THE PARK THIS WEEKEND - Morris K. Udall Park is alive with music this fall. The Arizona Symphonic Winds will host Music at the Park on Saturdays, through Oct. 1, at 7 p.m. at the László Veres Amphitheater at Udall Park, 7200 E. Tanque Verde Road. The Arizona Symphonic Winds hosts an all-volunteer concert band, performs a variety of music, including overtures, light classics, marches, Broadway show tunes, and popular music since 1986. Bring lawn chairs, blankets, and picnic lunches to these evenings of entertainment for the whole family. Admission is free, but donations are appreciated.
Arizona Symphonic Winds
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