Tucson is welcoming summer with late-night happenings, indoor events and poolside movies. There's a vegan market, shuttle tours through Sabino Canyon after dark, an outdoor roller disco, a fairy festival amid blooming lavender, and events in celebration of Juneteenth, Pride and Father's Day.Don't want to scroll as much? Click on the links below to see events separated by date.
Discovery Nights at Children's Museum TucsonVisit Children's Museum Tucson for a free night of science and art, including story times and pop-up science experiments.Visit the event page for more information. Chillin at the ChulTohono Chul's summer series Chillin at the Chul is back for another year! Check out music, spirits and bites. On Saturdays, Tohono Chul has partnered with Children's Museum Oro Valley to provide family-friendly nature play.Cost: Free to attendImprovathon Tucson Improv Movement is gearing up for Improvathon, aka what they dub 24 hours of comedy.Cost: $20 for an all-access pass, or $7 for individual shows.
The Tea on TarotLed by Golden Rays Tarot, head to new shop Monsoon Mystics for an hour of tea, snacks and a tarot spread.Visit the event page for more information. When: 7-9 p.m. Tuesdays beginning June 13. Teams are signed up on a first come, first served basis. It's suggested to get there by 6 p.m. to secure your spot.Cost: Free to attend, recommended to buy a drink or two!Young Leaders United Social HourYoung Leaders United, part of nonprofit United Way, is hosting their monthly social hour on June 14. Enjoy drinks and apps while networking with young professionals.Cost: Free to attend, bring money for food and drinks. RSVP in advance.
Solutions Focused Community Book ClubJournalist Caitlin Schmidt is teaming up with Tucson Tome Gnome and the Community Foundation for Southern Arizona for a solutions-focused community book club centered around"I Never Thought of It That Way" by Monica Guzman."This book club aims to bring together interested community members from all walks of life to bond over a shared desire to make our community better for all," organizers say.Cost: Free to attend. RSVP online.