Events and tours from outside organizations.
Join a Pima County Naturalist for a guided nature trek at Maeveen Behan Desert Sanctuary Bird a patch of Sonoran Desert habitat preserved to protect the habitat of wildlife species within urban NW Tucson, where we expect to see birds such as Gilded Flicker, Phainopepla, Cooper’s Hawk, and many more. For more information: www.pima.gov/CLR, EEducation@pima.gov […]
Guided bird walks are back! Join park rangers at the Birding Trail kiosk (next to campsite #12) for a ranger-led hike to learn about the diverse avian wildlife at Patagonia Lake and Sonoita Creek. The event repeats each Friday and Monday at 9:00 a.m. For more information, These walks are limited to 15 people. Sign up in advance […]
The Tucson Rodeo is very proud to represent the American Western heritage and continues to maintain the rich historic culture that was started a 100 years ago. Bring family and friends to a rodeo performance, where everyone can be cowboy or cowgirl for a day. Experience the American West the Cowboy Way! The Tucson Rodeo […]
Join the Oro Valley Historical Society to hear a presentation by Royal John Medley, long time Oracle resident and member of the Oracle Historical Society Board of Directors. The curious story of Earl Linwood Francis' short life has been the stuff of local legend for more than half a century in the Oracle area. Learn […]
At our monthly (fourth Saturday) Archaeology Day, representatives of Tucson's archaeology community come to Mission Garden to teach practical hands-on skills. Archaeology Southwest will be doing their Hands-on Archaeology program. It allows kids of all ages to try out fascinating ancient technologies. Old Pueblo Archaeology Center is represented at these events, also presenting interactive programs […]
Set in the storied landscape of southern Arizona, the documentary “Munguía Rancher – San Pedro River Valley” explores the enduring legacy of mestizo families who shaped the region’s ranching heritage along the San Pedro River. The film centers on Don Tomás Munguía, a 19th-century rancher whose lineage traces back to Tubac soldier Juan Manuel Ortega […]
Join us for guided birding walks at Patagonia-Sonoita Creek Preserve in Southern Arizona on Saturday mornings, starting November 1st, 2025! Learn about the resident and migrating birds, ranging from gray hawks to vermilion flycatchers to thick-billed kingbirds. Tours will also touch on the environmental history of the region surrounding the preserve. Birders of all levels are welcome. […]
Join community members, local organizations, land management agencies for a day of fun and stewardship! The third annual Days of Connection Biodiversity Fiesta celebrating the Save our Saguaros month is taking place in the Paseo de Iglesias of the Santa Cruz River right next door to Las Milpitas Community Farm. Join Tucson Clean and Beautiful, […]
How did the making of America lead to the making of Arizona? Join the Oro Valley Historical Society in the Pusch House Museum at historic Steam Pump Ranch for the answer. Our new exhibit and our knowledgeable volunteers will be available during your self-guided tour to provide assistance and answer any questions.
Our guided Living Lab Tours happen every 2nd and 4th Saturdays of the month. You’ll be led through our demonstration site by one of our Docents to learn about our many water harvesting systems firsthand.
The Tucson Rodeo is very proud to represent the American Western heritage and continues to maintain the rich historic culture that was started a 100 years ago. Bring family and friends to a rodeo performance, where everyone can be cowboy or cowgirl for a day. Experience the American West the Cowboy Way! The Tucson Rodeo […]
Set in the storied landscape of southern Arizona, the documentary “Munguía Rancher – San Pedro River Valley” explores the enduring legacy of mestizo families who shaped the region’s ranching heritage along the San Pedro River. The film centers on Don Tomás Munguía, a 19th-century rancher whose lineage traces back to Tubac soldier Juan Manuel Ortega […]