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Tucson Guide
Spring 2008
FEATURES
ROCK STARS
Several renowned jewelry artists have set up shop in Tucson. Avid shopper Rebecca Boren visits four local jewelers who offer a visually stunning array of high-end creations, from one-of-a-kind wedding bands to custom antique redesigns.
PROJECT PRESERVATION
Arizona State Museum’s ongoing Pottery Project includes the preservation, repair, and display of vessels from nearly every native culture in the Southwest. This spring the museum unveils its collection of 20,000 pots spanning 2,000 years. By Margaret Regan.
REDISCOVER TUBAC
This artists’ hamlet, first established in 1752 as a Spanish presidio, now graces Southern Arizona with inventive restaurants, shops, and galleries, plus a spectacular golf resort. Writer Mark Mussari travels south of Tucson to find out what’s new in this charming village.
MYSTERY OF FAITH
Influenced by traditional religious iconography, local artist Daniel Martin Diaz has earned national acclaim with his depictions of the human condition and the afterlife. Writer Charlotte Lowe-Bailey takes an in-depth look at his new book and uncovers the story behind his striking images.
A FOODIE FEASTS
Contributing Dining Editor Edie Jarolim doesn’t need a menu when visiting her favorite restaurants. Serving everything from fresh sushi to late-night bites, six eateries host the award-winning food writer as she visits some of her top Tucson picks.
DEPARTMENTS
TUCSON & SOUTHEASTERN AZ MAPS
Major streets in Tucson, plus a Southeast AZ inset.
DESERT DETOURS
Longtime Tucson resident and man about town Tim Vanderpool veers off the beaten path in search of the people and places that enhance the Old Pueblo’s colorful character. In this issue: The Audubon Bar at Arizona Inn, The 17th Street Market, and Etherton Gallery.
PERFECT DAY
If you have only a short stay in Tucson, this fun-filled itinerary offers a memorable snapshot of unique area attractions.
FESTIVALS & FIESTAS
Seasonal events reveal Tucson and Southern Arizona’s unique charms.
101 THINGS TO DO
An eclectic guide to Tucson’s activities and attractions. The outdoors, history, the arts, shopping, sports, and more—you’ll want to do it all!
SHOPPING TUCSON
A special advertising section showcasing items from the city’s finer shops and boutiques, followed by “Shopping Hot Spots,” an overview of the area’s major shopping destinations.
A NEIGHBORHOOD STROLL
Discover the many areas that make Tucson a unique place to live. In this issue: El Encanto Estates.
GOLF GUIDE
A quick-reference listing of area courses.
CHEF SAYS
Get the “dish” on Tucson’s culinary scene from renowned local chefs. In this issue: Donna DiFiore, owner of Delectables Restaurant & Catering.
Tucson Arts
SPOTLIGHT ON THE ARTS
Meet a prominent member of Tucson’s distinctive arts community. In this issue: Anne-Marie Russell, executive director/chief curator at the Museum of Contemporary Art.
NOW SHOWING
A visual display of local and international art currently on exhibit at area galleries and museums.
More Tucson
LOCAL COLOR
Wildflower Watch
LOCAL COLOR
Indian Frybread
WALKING TOUR
Saguaro National Park
LOCAL WILDLIFE
Desert Cottontails
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