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Colossal Cave offers free walking tour Jan. 7

Learn about those who came before us with a free guided walk of the Path of the Ancestors Archaeology Trail January 7.

This easy to moderate 1-mile walk will take you through lands that once were inhabited by the Hohokam Indians.

Modern western square dancing season starts

Submitted by Don Haney,

Get in the swing of things with modern western square dancing! 

Square dancing season is happening at the Voyager RV Resort.

Country fair back for the third year Nov. 12

The following is a news release from the Vail Chamber:

The Greater Vail Area Chamber of Commerce presents the third annual Vail Country Fair at the Pima County Fairgrounds, 11300 S. Houghton Road, Nov. 12.

This year’s event continues in the tradition of family fun, high quality arts and crafts, great food entertainment, and free admission.

Celtic festival at Rillito Raceway this weekend

25th Annual Tucson Celtic Festival & Scottish Highland Games

  • Saturday, Nov. 5 and Sunday, Nov. 6
  • Rillito Raceway Park

Empire HS Theatre Students Perform April 28-30

Empire HS Theatre Students Perform April 28-30

The Empire High School Theatre Department proudly presents The Music Man.

On April 28th through the 30th, you can see Empire's production of The Music Man at the Vail Theatre of the Arts.

The performance will start at 7pm, and doors will open at 6:30pm.

Price:

  • $5 for students
  • $8 for adults

Cowgirls Keep Dance Tradition Alive

Classic rodeo event is the time to dress Western, kick up your heels

From azstarnet.com:

Western wear, formal or casual, is optional, and so is your urge to affect a cowboy twang at the second annual Cowgirls w/Heart Rodeo Dance.

The event Friday at El Casino Ballroom, organized by longtime Tucson cowgirl Diane Storms, rekindles the Tucson of old. In fact, that's Storms' aim, to revive Tucson's Wild West traditions, from the sweetheart dances to the casual act of chatting with your neighbors.

Faith Boice, a cowgirl from Vail and member of the Rodeo Parade Committee, said they will hold a silent auction to raise money for the parade.

"It's nice to keep the tradition alive," Boice, 35, says of the dance. "It was an outstanding event."