Saturday, April 1, 2023
Saturday, April 1, 2023
Sewailo Golf Club will once again host the Epson Tour with a "Road to the LPGA" tournament from March 30 to April 2.
A 144-player field will compete in a 72-hole stroke play format with a cut to the low 60 players and ties after 36 holes. The purse is a total of $200,000 with a winner's share of $30,000. The 2023 Epson Tour event will benefit the Girls Scouts of Southern Arizona. Volunteer opportunities available. For more information visit https://www.casinodelsol.com/
Saturday, April 1, 2023
Cancer Survivors and Caregivers to be Honored at April 1st Relay For Life EventAnyone touched by cancer is invited to the Green Valley/Sahuarita American Cancer Society Relay For Life event which will take place on April 1st at Rancho Resort Park, 15900 S Rancho Resort Blvd in Sahuarita from 11:am to 9:00 pm. At 11:00 am all cancer survivors and caregivers will be honored during a short walk along the path while other participants cheer and clap in their honor. (Standing, sitting, and wheelchair rides are ok, too.) The survivors and caregivers are then treated to a noon special social time and survivors receive a Survivor Medal.
Cancer survivors need to register early to receive a Survivor shirt and be counted to participate in the noon social. Register early online at www.relayforlife.org/gvsahuaritaaz, or at the event from 10:30 am to 8:00 pm. Teams are now forming; survivors and caregivers are being counted and donations are needed to help the American Cancer Society to fund research grants to the University of Arizona cancer researchers.
Individuals on Relay For Life teams will walk on the sidewalk throughout the day from 11:00 am to 9:00 pm representing the fact that cancer does not sleep. Special laps take place during the day representing different cancers such as the umbrella walk for melanoma, the decorated bra lap for breast cancer.
Food trucks, music and entertainment will be provided. Local school groups will perform; games and raffle prizes will make the day a celebration of More Cancer Survivor Birthdays and special memories of those who lost their cancer battle. Around 8:00 pm the lights will be turned down low and named luminaria bags lit with glow sticks will be lining the path. Participants holding light sticks will walk this path listening to the names read out loud of survivors and those who lost their cancer battle. The Relay event is an annual event and is open to all who have been touched by cancer. Friends, relatives and loved ones are welcome.
Go to www.relayforlife.org/gvsahuaritaaz and sign up as a survivor or participant. Go to this same site to join a team, start a team and/or donate. Become a sponsor and have a sign posted at this event in honor or in memory of someone who lost their cancer battle. Contact Ginny Hutcheson, Event Lead Committee, at vhutcheson@msn.com for more information.
Sunday, April 2, 2023
Sunday, April 2, 2023
Sewailo Golf Club will once again host the Epson Tour with a "Road to the LPGA" tournament from March 30 to April 2.
A 144-player field will compete in a 72-hole stroke play format with a cut to the low 60 players and ties after 36 holes. The purse is a total of $200,000 with a winner's share of $30,000. The 2023 Epson Tour event will benefit the Girls Scouts of Southern Arizona. Volunteer opportunities available. For more information visit https://www.casinodelsol.com/
Thursday, April 6, 2023
In this introductory class, participants will learn how to design and print objects with a 3D printer.Particapants will get an opportunity to print their own design.Registration is required. Stop by the service desk or call 520.594.5295 to register. Limit of 14 people.
Thursday, April 6, 2023
UR4AZ Member & Guest Monthly MeetingFriday, April 7, 2023
First Friday Carnut's Cars & CustardNew Fall - Winter Times 4:30 PM 8:00 PM
Friday, April 14, 2023
Hundreds of exhibitors gather to showcase the latest in-home improvement trends, remodeling ideas and outdoor living. Produced in Tucson by the Southern Arizona Home Builders Association (SAHBA), businesses come together under one roof to show you new and exciting ideas for your home. Each show is different, with unique and unusual items as well as exhibitors who are experts in solar energy for the home, water saving techniques like rainwater harvesting, energy saving windows, heating and cooling options, complete home remodeling and any other topic relating to home improvement. It’s the best home show ever built! Get your discounts online. FREE Admission for Children 12 & under. Tickets are 1/2 off for Seniors 65+ and Military all weekend!Saturday, April 15, 2023
Tickets On Sale Now! at the Chamberhttps://greenvalleygardeners.com/event/green-valley-garden-tour/
Saturday, April 15, 2023
Join the Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance and over 45 local artists as we celebrate the last SAACA arts festival of the 2022/2023 festival season!
Established as one of the most well-respected fine art festivals in Southern Arizona, this two-day event features original artwork from 45+ artisans, as well as interactive arts learning experiences and artist demos, set against the backdrop of the bloom-filled courtyards of the La Encantada Shopping Center.
APRIL 15 & 16
10AM - 5PM SATURDAY | 11AM - 4PM SUNDAY
LA ENCANTADA SHOPPING CENTER
2905 E Skyline Dr, Tucson, AZ 85718
FREE ADMISSION
Saturday, April 15, 2023
Hundreds of exhibitors gather to showcase the latest in-home improvement trends, remodeling ideas and outdoor living. Produced in Tucson by the Southern Arizona Home Builders Association (SAHBA), businesses come together under one roof to show you new and exciting ideas for your home. Each show is different, with unique and unusual items as well as exhibitors who are experts in solar energy for the home, water saving techniques like rainwater harvesting, energy saving windows, heating and cooling options, complete home remodeling and any other topic relating to home improvement. It’s the best home show ever built! Get your discounts online. FREE Admission for Children 12 & under. Tickets are 1/2 off for Seniors 65+ and Military all weekend!Saturday, April 15, 2023
Sunday, April 16, 2023
Join the Southern Arizona Arts & Cultural Alliance and over 45 local artists as we celebrate the last SAACA arts festival of the 2022/2023 festival season!
Established as one of the most well-respected fine art festivals in Southern Arizona, this two-day event features original artwork from 45+ artisans, as well as interactive arts learning experiences and artist demos, set against the backdrop of the bloom-filled courtyards of the La Encantada Shopping Center.
APRIL 15 & 16
10AM - 5PM SATURDAY | 11AM - 4PM SUNDAY
LA ENCANTADA SHOPPING CENTER
2905 E Skyline Dr, Tucson, AZ 85718
FREE ADMISSION
Sunday, April 16, 2023
Hundreds of exhibitors gather to showcase the latest in-home improvement trends, remodeling ideas and outdoor living. Produced in Tucson by the Southern Arizona Home Builders Association (SAHBA), businesses come together under one roof to show you new and exciting ideas for your home. Each show is different, with unique and unusual items as well as exhibitors who are experts in solar energy for the home, water saving techniques like rainwater harvesting, energy saving windows, heating and cooling options, complete home remodeling and any other topic relating to home improvement. It’s the best home show ever built! Get your discounts online. FREE Admission for Children 12 & under. Tickets are 1/2 off for Seniors 65+ and Military all weekend!Sunday, April 16, 2023
The Green Valley Concert Band presents "The Love of Music" featuring Mariachi Los Diablitos from Sunnyside High School.Doors open at 2:15
Tickets available online at gvcb.org or CPAC - All tickets include reserved seating
Wednesday, April 19, 2023
FOR RELEASE: MARCH 30, 2023Mia Schnaible, 401-4328/arizonafilmfest@yahoo.com
7 Outdoor Screenings, 38 Indoor Film Screenings, 6 Online Panels,
at the 31st Arizona International Film Festival, April 19-30, 2023
The 31st Arizona International Film Festival, the oldest film celebration in Arizona, will offer a variety of film programs in theatres and outdoors from April 19 through April 30. One hundred and films from 20 countries will be screened at various locations around Tucson.
Theater sites include The Screening Room downtown and the Loft Cinema. Outdoor sites include the Mercado Festival Grounds at the Mercado Annex on the westside, Hotel Congress Plaza downtown, and the Main Gate Plaza by the University of Arizona
The Festival opens with the Arizona premiere of A Warm Season at the Mercado Festival Grounds (257 South Avenida del Convento) on Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30pm, admission $10.
Directed by Festival alumnus Janet Grillo, A Warm Season is a character-driven sci-fi drama about human-extraterrestrial contact that impresses with humor and heart. Filmmakers will be present for the screening.
This year there is a strong representation in Native American directed films to include: The Nature of Healing which exposes the truth of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s first Indian residential school; Imagining the Indian covers the fight against Native American mascoting; and Gift of Fear, a coming of age story that revolves around the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Outdoor screenings at the Mercado Annex will include documentary films about healing combat dogs with PTSD (April 26), a Chinese paraplegic climbing Mount Everest (April 27) and an animated feature (from Hungary) about an indigenous creation myth (April 28).
FREE Zoom online panels will be scheduled during the Festival for filmmakers and the general public. Topics include making films in Arizona, cinematography, documentary filmmaking, indigenous filmmaking and Canadian Cinema.
All Access Festival Passes ($100) and Saver Passes (6 admissions for $30) can be purchased in-person only at the Mercado Annex Box Office on April 19 from 6 - 8pm and The Screening Box-Office starting April 20 from 6 - 9pm. Single admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased through the Festival website at www.filmfestivalarizona.com
Festival sponsors include Pima County Attractions & Tourism, Visit Tucson, Downtown Tucson Partnership, Film Tucson, Mercado District and Petroglyphs.
The Arizona International Film Festival is a project of the Arizona Media Arts Center, a non-profit organization that champions independent filmmaking.
Thursday, April 20, 2023
FOR RELEASE: MARCH 30, 2023Mia Schnaible, 401-4328/arizonafilmfest@yahoo.com
7 Outdoor Screenings, 38 Indoor Film Screenings, 6 Online Panels,
at the 31st Arizona International Film Festival, April 19-30, 2023
The 31st Arizona International Film Festival, the oldest film celebration in Arizona, will offer a variety of film programs in theatres and outdoors from April 19 through April 30. One hundred and films from 20 countries will be screened at various locations around Tucson.
Theater sites include The Screening Room downtown and the Loft Cinema. Outdoor sites include the Mercado Festival Grounds at the Mercado Annex on the westside, Hotel Congress Plaza downtown, and the Main Gate Plaza by the University of Arizona
The Festival opens with the Arizona premiere of A Warm Season at the Mercado Festival Grounds (257 South Avenida del Convento) on Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30pm, admission $10.
Directed by Festival alumnus Janet Grillo, A Warm Season is a character-driven sci-fi drama about human-extraterrestrial contact that impresses with humor and heart. Filmmakers will be present for the screening.
This year there is a strong representation in Native American directed films to include: The Nature of Healing which exposes the truth of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s first Indian residential school; Imagining the Indian covers the fight against Native American mascoting; and Gift of Fear, a coming of age story that revolves around the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Outdoor screenings at the Mercado Annex will include documentary films about healing combat dogs with PTSD (April 26), a Chinese paraplegic climbing Mount Everest (April 27) and an animated feature (from Hungary) about an indigenous creation myth (April 28).
FREE Zoom online panels will be scheduled during the Festival for filmmakers and the general public. Topics include making films in Arizona, cinematography, documentary filmmaking, indigenous filmmaking and Canadian Cinema.
All Access Festival Passes ($100) and Saver Passes (6 admissions for $30) can be purchased in-person only at the Mercado Annex Box Office on April 19 from 6 - 8pm and The Screening Box-Office starting April 20 from 6 - 9pm. Single admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased through the Festival website at www.filmfestivalarizona.com
Festival sponsors include Pima County Attractions & Tourism, Visit Tucson, Downtown Tucson Partnership, Film Tucson, Mercado District and Petroglyphs.
The Arizona International Film Festival is a project of the Arizona Media Arts Center, a non-profit organization that champions independent filmmaking.
Thursday, April 20, 2023
Presentations in person by local genealogists and writers , Becky McCreary and Debra KabinierEvent is open to the public and on zoom
Advance registration on website is requested <AZSAGS.org>
Friday, April 21, 2023
FOR RELEASE: MARCH 30, 2023Mia Schnaible, 401-4328/arizonafilmfest@yahoo.com
7 Outdoor Screenings, 38 Indoor Film Screenings, 6 Online Panels,
at the 31st Arizona International Film Festival, April 19-30, 2023
The 31st Arizona International Film Festival, the oldest film celebration in Arizona, will offer a variety of film programs in theatres and outdoors from April 19 through April 30. One hundred and films from 20 countries will be screened at various locations around Tucson.
Theater sites include The Screening Room downtown and the Loft Cinema. Outdoor sites include the Mercado Festival Grounds at the Mercado Annex on the westside, Hotel Congress Plaza downtown, and the Main Gate Plaza by the University of Arizona
The Festival opens with the Arizona premiere of A Warm Season at the Mercado Festival Grounds (257 South Avenida del Convento) on Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30pm, admission $10.
Directed by Festival alumnus Janet Grillo, A Warm Season is a character-driven sci-fi drama about human-extraterrestrial contact that impresses with humor and heart. Filmmakers will be present for the screening.
This year there is a strong representation in Native American directed films to include: The Nature of Healing which exposes the truth of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s first Indian residential school; Imagining the Indian covers the fight against Native American mascoting; and Gift of Fear, a coming of age story that revolves around the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Outdoor screenings at the Mercado Annex will include documentary films about healing combat dogs with PTSD (April 26), a Chinese paraplegic climbing Mount Everest (April 27) and an animated feature (from Hungary) about an indigenous creation myth (April 28).
FREE Zoom online panels will be scheduled during the Festival for filmmakers and the general public. Topics include making films in Arizona, cinematography, documentary filmmaking, indigenous filmmaking and Canadian Cinema.
All Access Festival Passes ($100) and Saver Passes (6 admissions for $30) can be purchased in-person only at the Mercado Annex Box Office on April 19 from 6 - 8pm and The Screening Box-Office starting April 20 from 6 - 9pm. Single admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased through the Festival website at www.filmfestivalarizona.com
Festival sponsors include Pima County Attractions & Tourism, Visit Tucson, Downtown Tucson Partnership, Film Tucson, Mercado District and Petroglyphs.
The Arizona International Film Festival is a project of the Arizona Media Arts Center, a non-profit organization that champions independent filmmaking.
Friday, April 21, 2023
Montly Training Schedule with Amy Moloney, Manager , Member Services and TrainingSaturday, April 22, 2023
FOR RELEASE: MARCH 30, 2023Mia Schnaible, 401-4328/arizonafilmfest@yahoo.com
7 Outdoor Screenings, 38 Indoor Film Screenings, 6 Online Panels,
at the 31st Arizona International Film Festival, April 19-30, 2023
The 31st Arizona International Film Festival, the oldest film celebration in Arizona, will offer a variety of film programs in theatres and outdoors from April 19 through April 30. One hundred and films from 20 countries will be screened at various locations around Tucson.
Theater sites include The Screening Room downtown and the Loft Cinema. Outdoor sites include the Mercado Festival Grounds at the Mercado Annex on the westside, Hotel Congress Plaza downtown, and the Main Gate Plaza by the University of Arizona
The Festival opens with the Arizona premiere of A Warm Season at the Mercado Festival Grounds (257 South Avenida del Convento) on Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30pm, admission $10.
Directed by Festival alumnus Janet Grillo, A Warm Season is a character-driven sci-fi drama about human-extraterrestrial contact that impresses with humor and heart. Filmmakers will be present for the screening.
This year there is a strong representation in Native American directed films to include: The Nature of Healing which exposes the truth of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s first Indian residential school; Imagining the Indian covers the fight against Native American mascoting; and Gift of Fear, a coming of age story that revolves around the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Outdoor screenings at the Mercado Annex will include documentary films about healing combat dogs with PTSD (April 26), a Chinese paraplegic climbing Mount Everest (April 27) and an animated feature (from Hungary) about an indigenous creation myth (April 28).
FREE Zoom online panels will be scheduled during the Festival for filmmakers and the general public. Topics include making films in Arizona, cinematography, documentary filmmaking, indigenous filmmaking and Canadian Cinema.
All Access Festival Passes ($100) and Saver Passes (6 admissions for $30) can be purchased in-person only at the Mercado Annex Box Office on April 19 from 6 - 8pm and The Screening Box-Office starting April 20 from 6 - 9pm. Single admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased through the Festival website at www.filmfestivalarizona.com
Festival sponsors include Pima County Attractions & Tourism, Visit Tucson, Downtown Tucson Partnership, Film Tucson, Mercado District and Petroglyphs.
The Arizona International Film Festival is a project of the Arizona Media Arts Center, a non-profit organization that champions independent filmmaking.
Saturday, April 22, 2023
$10.00 Banker's BoxPapers, staples (paper clips, black binder clips and hanging file folders are ok)
Three-ring binders or any larger metal items are not accepted
Sunday, April 23, 2023
FOR RELEASE: MARCH 30, 2023Mia Schnaible, 401-4328/arizonafilmfest@yahoo.com
7 Outdoor Screenings, 38 Indoor Film Screenings, 6 Online Panels,
at the 31st Arizona International Film Festival, April 19-30, 2023
The 31st Arizona International Film Festival, the oldest film celebration in Arizona, will offer a variety of film programs in theatres and outdoors from April 19 through April 30. One hundred and films from 20 countries will be screened at various locations around Tucson.
Theater sites include The Screening Room downtown and the Loft Cinema. Outdoor sites include the Mercado Festival Grounds at the Mercado Annex on the westside, Hotel Congress Plaza downtown, and the Main Gate Plaza by the University of Arizona
The Festival opens with the Arizona premiere of A Warm Season at the Mercado Festival Grounds (257 South Avenida del Convento) on Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30pm, admission $10.
Directed by Festival alumnus Janet Grillo, A Warm Season is a character-driven sci-fi drama about human-extraterrestrial contact that impresses with humor and heart. Filmmakers will be present for the screening.
This year there is a strong representation in Native American directed films to include: The Nature of Healing which exposes the truth of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s first Indian residential school; Imagining the Indian covers the fight against Native American mascoting; and Gift of Fear, a coming of age story that revolves around the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Outdoor screenings at the Mercado Annex will include documentary films about healing combat dogs with PTSD (April 26), a Chinese paraplegic climbing Mount Everest (April 27) and an animated feature (from Hungary) about an indigenous creation myth (April 28).
FREE Zoom online panels will be scheduled during the Festival for filmmakers and the general public. Topics include making films in Arizona, cinematography, documentary filmmaking, indigenous filmmaking and Canadian Cinema.
All Access Festival Passes ($100) and Saver Passes (6 admissions for $30) can be purchased in-person only at the Mercado Annex Box Office on April 19 from 6 - 8pm and The Screening Box-Office starting April 20 from 6 - 9pm. Single admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased through the Festival website at www.filmfestivalarizona.com
Festival sponsors include Pima County Attractions & Tourism, Visit Tucson, Downtown Tucson Partnership, Film Tucson, Mercado District and Petroglyphs.
The Arizona International Film Festival is a project of the Arizona Media Arts Center, a non-profit organization that champions independent filmmaking.
Sunday, April 23, 2023
Tickets Available at the ChamberMonday, April 24, 2023
FOR RELEASE: MARCH 30, 2023Mia Schnaible, 401-4328/arizonafilmfest@yahoo.com
7 Outdoor Screenings, 38 Indoor Film Screenings, 6 Online Panels,
at the 31st Arizona International Film Festival, April 19-30, 2023
The 31st Arizona International Film Festival, the oldest film celebration in Arizona, will offer a variety of film programs in theatres and outdoors from April 19 through April 30. One hundred and films from 20 countries will be screened at various locations around Tucson.
Theater sites include The Screening Room downtown and the Loft Cinema. Outdoor sites include the Mercado Festival Grounds at the Mercado Annex on the westside, Hotel Congress Plaza downtown, and the Main Gate Plaza by the University of Arizona
The Festival opens with the Arizona premiere of A Warm Season at the Mercado Festival Grounds (257 South Avenida del Convento) on Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30pm, admission $10.
Directed by Festival alumnus Janet Grillo, A Warm Season is a character-driven sci-fi drama about human-extraterrestrial contact that impresses with humor and heart. Filmmakers will be present for the screening.
This year there is a strong representation in Native American directed films to include: The Nature of Healing which exposes the truth of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s first Indian residential school; Imagining the Indian covers the fight against Native American mascoting; and Gift of Fear, a coming of age story that revolves around the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Outdoor screenings at the Mercado Annex will include documentary films about healing combat dogs with PTSD (April 26), a Chinese paraplegic climbing Mount Everest (April 27) and an animated feature (from Hungary) about an indigenous creation myth (April 28).
FREE Zoom online panels will be scheduled during the Festival for filmmakers and the general public. Topics include making films in Arizona, cinematography, documentary filmmaking, indigenous filmmaking and Canadian Cinema.
All Access Festival Passes ($100) and Saver Passes (6 admissions for $30) can be purchased in-person only at the Mercado Annex Box Office on April 19 from 6 - 8pm and The Screening Box-Office starting April 20 from 6 - 9pm. Single admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased through the Festival website at www.filmfestivalarizona.com
Festival sponsors include Pima County Attractions & Tourism, Visit Tucson, Downtown Tucson Partnership, Film Tucson, Mercado District and Petroglyphs.
The Arizona International Film Festival is a project of the Arizona Media Arts Center, a non-profit organization that champions independent filmmaking.
Tuesday, April 25, 2023
FOR RELEASE: MARCH 30, 2023Mia Schnaible, 401-4328/arizonafilmfest@yahoo.com
7 Outdoor Screenings, 38 Indoor Film Screenings, 6 Online Panels,
at the 31st Arizona International Film Festival, April 19-30, 2023
The 31st Arizona International Film Festival, the oldest film celebration in Arizona, will offer a variety of film programs in theatres and outdoors from April 19 through April 30. One hundred and films from 20 countries will be screened at various locations around Tucson.
Theater sites include The Screening Room downtown and the Loft Cinema. Outdoor sites include the Mercado Festival Grounds at the Mercado Annex on the westside, Hotel Congress Plaza downtown, and the Main Gate Plaza by the University of Arizona
The Festival opens with the Arizona premiere of A Warm Season at the Mercado Festival Grounds (257 South Avenida del Convento) on Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30pm, admission $10.
Directed by Festival alumnus Janet Grillo, A Warm Season is a character-driven sci-fi drama about human-extraterrestrial contact that impresses with humor and heart. Filmmakers will be present for the screening.
This year there is a strong representation in Native American directed films to include: The Nature of Healing which exposes the truth of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s first Indian residential school; Imagining the Indian covers the fight against Native American mascoting; and Gift of Fear, a coming of age story that revolves around the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Outdoor screenings at the Mercado Annex will include documentary films about healing combat dogs with PTSD (April 26), a Chinese paraplegic climbing Mount Everest (April 27) and an animated feature (from Hungary) about an indigenous creation myth (April 28).
FREE Zoom online panels will be scheduled during the Festival for filmmakers and the general public. Topics include making films in Arizona, cinematography, documentary filmmaking, indigenous filmmaking and Canadian Cinema.
All Access Festival Passes ($100) and Saver Passes (6 admissions for $30) can be purchased in-person only at the Mercado Annex Box Office on April 19 from 6 - 8pm and The Screening Box-Office starting April 20 from 6 - 9pm. Single admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased through the Festival website at www.filmfestivalarizona.com
Festival sponsors include Pima County Attractions & Tourism, Visit Tucson, Downtown Tucson Partnership, Film Tucson, Mercado District and Petroglyphs.
The Arizona International Film Festival is a project of the Arizona Media Arts Center, a non-profit organization that champions independent filmmaking.
Wednesday, April 26, 2023
FOR RELEASE: MARCH 30, 2023Mia Schnaible, 401-4328/arizonafilmfest@yahoo.com
7 Outdoor Screenings, 38 Indoor Film Screenings, 6 Online Panels,
at the 31st Arizona International Film Festival, April 19-30, 2023
The 31st Arizona International Film Festival, the oldest film celebration in Arizona, will offer a variety of film programs in theatres and outdoors from April 19 through April 30. One hundred and films from 20 countries will be screened at various locations around Tucson.
Theater sites include The Screening Room downtown and the Loft Cinema. Outdoor sites include the Mercado Festival Grounds at the Mercado Annex on the westside, Hotel Congress Plaza downtown, and the Main Gate Plaza by the University of Arizona
The Festival opens with the Arizona premiere of A Warm Season at the Mercado Festival Grounds (257 South Avenida del Convento) on Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30pm, admission $10.
Directed by Festival alumnus Janet Grillo, A Warm Season is a character-driven sci-fi drama about human-extraterrestrial contact that impresses with humor and heart. Filmmakers will be present for the screening.
This year there is a strong representation in Native American directed films to include: The Nature of Healing which exposes the truth of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s first Indian residential school; Imagining the Indian covers the fight against Native American mascoting; and Gift of Fear, a coming of age story that revolves around the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Outdoor screenings at the Mercado Annex will include documentary films about healing combat dogs with PTSD (April 26), a Chinese paraplegic climbing Mount Everest (April 27) and an animated feature (from Hungary) about an indigenous creation myth (April 28).
FREE Zoom online panels will be scheduled during the Festival for filmmakers and the general public. Topics include making films in Arizona, cinematography, documentary filmmaking, indigenous filmmaking and Canadian Cinema.
All Access Festival Passes ($100) and Saver Passes (6 admissions for $30) can be purchased in-person only at the Mercado Annex Box Office on April 19 from 6 - 8pm and The Screening Box-Office starting April 20 from 6 - 9pm. Single admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased through the Festival website at www.filmfestivalarizona.com
Festival sponsors include Pima County Attractions & Tourism, Visit Tucson, Downtown Tucson Partnership, Film Tucson, Mercado District and Petroglyphs.
The Arizona International Film Festival is a project of the Arizona Media Arts Center, a non-profit organization that champions independent filmmaking.
Wednesday, April 26, 2023
Local author Dexter Cox will be signing his book 'Dancing withthe Devil" in the lobby of Sunstreet Mortgage located on the southeast corner of La Canada and EsperanzaWednesday, April 26, 2023
Join us for the Green Valley Sahuarita Chamber of Commerce 44th Anniversary Board of Directors Dinner & Business Meeting!
Wednesday, April 26, 2023
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Desert Diamond Casino 1100 W. Pima Mine Rd., Sahuarita, AZ 85729
The Green Valley Sahuarita Chamber of Commerce invites you to celebrate our 44th Anniversary at our upcoming Board of Directors Dinner & Business Meeting. The event will be held on Wednesday, April 26, 2023, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Desert Diamond Casino.
This event will provide an opportunity for local business owners, community leaders, and other stakeholders to network and share ideas for the growth and success of our community. You’ll hear updates on the Chamber from Board Chair Ryan Bennett, and President & CEO Randy Graf. Your 2023-24 Board of Directors will be sworn in before the evening is over!
Tickets for the event are available for $65 per person, $500 for a table of 8 or a Table Sponsorship (table of 8 and extra recognition) for $600. You can purchase tickets online at our website or by contacting the Chamber office.
Don't miss out on this exciting event! We look forward to seeing you there.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit our website at www.greenvalleysahuarita.com or contact the Chamber office at (520) 600-2101.
Wednesday, April 26, 2023
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Desert Diamond Casino 1100 W. Pima Mine Rd., Sahuarita, AZ 85729
The Green Valley Sahuarita Chamber of Commerce invites you to celebrate our 44th Anniversary at our upcoming Board of Directors Dinner & Business Meeting. The event will be held on Wednesday, April 26, 2023, from 5:00 PM to 8:00 PM at the Desert Diamond Casino.
This event will provide an opportunity for local business owners, community leaders, and other stakeholders to network and share ideas for the growth and success of our community. You’ll hear updates on the Chamber from Board Chair Ryan Bennett, and President & CEO Randy Graf. Your 2023-24 Board of Directors will be sworn in before the evening is over!
Tickets for the event are available for $65 per person, $500 for a table of 8 or a Table Sponsorship (table of 8 and extra recognition) for $600. You can purchase tickets online at our website or by contacting the Chamber office.
Don't miss out on this exciting event! We look forward to seeing you there.
For more information or to purchase tickets, visit our website at www.greenvalleysahuarita.com or contact the Chamber office at (520) 600-2101.
Thursday, April 27, 2023
FOR RELEASE: MARCH 30, 2023Mia Schnaible, 401-4328/arizonafilmfest@yahoo.com
7 Outdoor Screenings, 38 Indoor Film Screenings, 6 Online Panels,
at the 31st Arizona International Film Festival, April 19-30, 2023
The 31st Arizona International Film Festival, the oldest film celebration in Arizona, will offer a variety of film programs in theatres and outdoors from April 19 through April 30. One hundred and films from 20 countries will be screened at various locations around Tucson.
Theater sites include The Screening Room downtown and the Loft Cinema. Outdoor sites include the Mercado Festival Grounds at the Mercado Annex on the westside, Hotel Congress Plaza downtown, and the Main Gate Plaza by the University of Arizona
The Festival opens with the Arizona premiere of A Warm Season at the Mercado Festival Grounds (257 South Avenida del Convento) on Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30pm, admission $10.
Directed by Festival alumnus Janet Grillo, A Warm Season is a character-driven sci-fi drama about human-extraterrestrial contact that impresses with humor and heart. Filmmakers will be present for the screening.
This year there is a strong representation in Native American directed films to include: The Nature of Healing which exposes the truth of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s first Indian residential school; Imagining the Indian covers the fight against Native American mascoting; and Gift of Fear, a coming of age story that revolves around the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Outdoor screenings at the Mercado Annex will include documentary films about healing combat dogs with PTSD (April 26), a Chinese paraplegic climbing Mount Everest (April 27) and an animated feature (from Hungary) about an indigenous creation myth (April 28).
FREE Zoom online panels will be scheduled during the Festival for filmmakers and the general public. Topics include making films in Arizona, cinematography, documentary filmmaking, indigenous filmmaking and Canadian Cinema.
All Access Festival Passes ($100) and Saver Passes (6 admissions for $30) can be purchased in-person only at the Mercado Annex Box Office on April 19 from 6 - 8pm and The Screening Box-Office starting April 20 from 6 - 9pm. Single admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased through the Festival website at www.filmfestivalarizona.com
Festival sponsors include Pima County Attractions & Tourism, Visit Tucson, Downtown Tucson Partnership, Film Tucson, Mercado District and Petroglyphs.
The Arizona International Film Festival is a project of the Arizona Media Arts Center, a non-profit organization that champions independent filmmaking.
Friday, April 28, 2023
FOR RELEASE: MARCH 30, 2023Mia Schnaible, 401-4328/arizonafilmfest@yahoo.com
7 Outdoor Screenings, 38 Indoor Film Screenings, 6 Online Panels,
at the 31st Arizona International Film Festival, April 19-30, 2023
The 31st Arizona International Film Festival, the oldest film celebration in Arizona, will offer a variety of film programs in theatres and outdoors from April 19 through April 30. One hundred and films from 20 countries will be screened at various locations around Tucson.
Theater sites include The Screening Room downtown and the Loft Cinema. Outdoor sites include the Mercado Festival Grounds at the Mercado Annex on the westside, Hotel Congress Plaza downtown, and the Main Gate Plaza by the University of Arizona
The Festival opens with the Arizona premiere of A Warm Season at the Mercado Festival Grounds (257 South Avenida del Convento) on Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30pm, admission $10.
Directed by Festival alumnus Janet Grillo, A Warm Season is a character-driven sci-fi drama about human-extraterrestrial contact that impresses with humor and heart. Filmmakers will be present for the screening.
This year there is a strong representation in Native American directed films to include: The Nature of Healing which exposes the truth of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s first Indian residential school; Imagining the Indian covers the fight against Native American mascoting; and Gift of Fear, a coming of age story that revolves around the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Outdoor screenings at the Mercado Annex will include documentary films about healing combat dogs with PTSD (April 26), a Chinese paraplegic climbing Mount Everest (April 27) and an animated feature (from Hungary) about an indigenous creation myth (April 28).
FREE Zoom online panels will be scheduled during the Festival for filmmakers and the general public. Topics include making films in Arizona, cinematography, documentary filmmaking, indigenous filmmaking and Canadian Cinema.
All Access Festival Passes ($100) and Saver Passes (6 admissions for $30) can be purchased in-person only at the Mercado Annex Box Office on April 19 from 6 - 8pm and The Screening Box-Office starting April 20 from 6 - 9pm. Single admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased through the Festival website at www.filmfestivalarizona.com
Festival sponsors include Pima County Attractions & Tourism, Visit Tucson, Downtown Tucson Partnership, Film Tucson, Mercado District and Petroglyphs.
The Arizona International Film Festival is a project of the Arizona Media Arts Center, a non-profit organization that champions independent filmmaking.
Saturday, April 29, 2023
FOR RELEASE: MARCH 30, 2023Mia Schnaible, 401-4328/arizonafilmfest@yahoo.com
7 Outdoor Screenings, 38 Indoor Film Screenings, 6 Online Panels,
at the 31st Arizona International Film Festival, April 19-30, 2023
The 31st Arizona International Film Festival, the oldest film celebration in Arizona, will offer a variety of film programs in theatres and outdoors from April 19 through April 30. One hundred and films from 20 countries will be screened at various locations around Tucson.
Theater sites include The Screening Room downtown and the Loft Cinema. Outdoor sites include the Mercado Festival Grounds at the Mercado Annex on the westside, Hotel Congress Plaza downtown, and the Main Gate Plaza by the University of Arizona
The Festival opens with the Arizona premiere of A Warm Season at the Mercado Festival Grounds (257 South Avenida del Convento) on Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30pm, admission $10.
Directed by Festival alumnus Janet Grillo, A Warm Season is a character-driven sci-fi drama about human-extraterrestrial contact that impresses with humor and heart. Filmmakers will be present for the screening.
This year there is a strong representation in Native American directed films to include: The Nature of Healing which exposes the truth of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s first Indian residential school; Imagining the Indian covers the fight against Native American mascoting; and Gift of Fear, a coming of age story that revolves around the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Outdoor screenings at the Mercado Annex will include documentary films about healing combat dogs with PTSD (April 26), a Chinese paraplegic climbing Mount Everest (April 27) and an animated feature (from Hungary) about an indigenous creation myth (April 28).
FREE Zoom online panels will be scheduled during the Festival for filmmakers and the general public. Topics include making films in Arizona, cinematography, documentary filmmaking, indigenous filmmaking and Canadian Cinema.
All Access Festival Passes ($100) and Saver Passes (6 admissions for $30) can be purchased in-person only at the Mercado Annex Box Office on April 19 from 6 - 8pm and The Screening Box-Office starting April 20 from 6 - 9pm. Single admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased through the Festival website at www.filmfestivalarizona.com
Festival sponsors include Pima County Attractions & Tourism, Visit Tucson, Downtown Tucson Partnership, Film Tucson, Mercado District and Petroglyphs.
The Arizona International Film Festival is a project of the Arizona Media Arts Center, a non-profit organization that champions independent filmmaking.
Sunday, April 30, 2023
FOR RELEASE: MARCH 30, 2023Mia Schnaible, 401-4328/arizonafilmfest@yahoo.com
7 Outdoor Screenings, 38 Indoor Film Screenings, 6 Online Panels,
at the 31st Arizona International Film Festival, April 19-30, 2023
The 31st Arizona International Film Festival, the oldest film celebration in Arizona, will offer a variety of film programs in theatres and outdoors from April 19 through April 30. One hundred and films from 20 countries will be screened at various locations around Tucson.
Theater sites include The Screening Room downtown and the Loft Cinema. Outdoor sites include the Mercado Festival Grounds at the Mercado Annex on the westside, Hotel Congress Plaza downtown, and the Main Gate Plaza by the University of Arizona
The Festival opens with the Arizona premiere of A Warm Season at the Mercado Festival Grounds (257 South Avenida del Convento) on Wednesday, April 19 at 7:30pm, admission $10.
Directed by Festival alumnus Janet Grillo, A Warm Season is a character-driven sci-fi drama about human-extraterrestrial contact that impresses with humor and heart. Filmmakers will be present for the screening.
This year there is a strong representation in Native American directed films to include: The Nature of Healing which exposes the truth of the Mohawk Institute, Canada’s first Indian residential school; Imagining the Indian covers the fight against Native American mascoting; and Gift of Fear, a coming of age story that revolves around the issue of Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women.
Outdoor screenings at the Mercado Annex will include documentary films about healing combat dogs with PTSD (April 26), a Chinese paraplegic climbing Mount Everest (April 27) and an animated feature (from Hungary) about an indigenous creation myth (April 28).
FREE Zoom online panels will be scheduled during the Festival for filmmakers and the general public. Topics include making films in Arizona, cinematography, documentary filmmaking, indigenous filmmaking and Canadian Cinema.
All Access Festival Passes ($100) and Saver Passes (6 admissions for $30) can be purchased in-person only at the Mercado Annex Box Office on April 19 from 6 - 8pm and The Screening Box-Office starting April 20 from 6 - 9pm. Single admission tickets are $10 and can be purchased through the Festival website at www.filmfestivalarizona.com
Festival sponsors include Pima County Attractions & Tourism, Visit Tucson, Downtown Tucson Partnership, Film Tucson, Mercado District and Petroglyphs.
The Arizona International Film Festival is a project of the Arizona Media Arts Center, a non-profit organization that champions independent filmmaking.