November 3, 2022
No artist has left their mark on Sonoran culture quite like Ettore “Ted” Degrazia. His love of the Southwest and his distinctive style have made him the most reproduced artist in history. Oro Valley residents are lucky enough to have a chance to see his original work at the Sun Museum, a 10-acre historic district featuring his architecture, sculpture, and paintings. The first building, the Mission in the Sun, which was constructed in 1951, features a tile altar dedicated to…
November 2, 2022
When most people think of Oro Valley, they think of the desert, sunsets, hiking, long roads, and stretches of empty land. But there’s more to this small town than just prickly pear patches and creosote. There’s golfing, swimming, shopping, and then there’s Gaslight Music Hall, where guests can come, have a night out, or bring the family and take in a show. Part of the renowned Gaslight Family, a collection of entertainment venues and restaurants in the Tucson Metropolitan Area,…
November 1, 2022
As the weather cools down, Oro Valley residents are spending more time outside enjoying the beautiful desert we call our home. There’s nothing better than exploring the rugged vistas of Catalina State Park or petroglyphs at Honeybee Canyon, but it’s important that we keep in mind the unique native animals that share their home with us. With two javelina attacks in the past month in Tucson, and several incidents last fall in Oro Valley, it is essential to be prepared…
November 1, 2022
Oro Valley’s trail system is vast and wild. It leads through canyons, up mountain peaks, past desert oases, and ancient villages. Most people have no idea what secrets the desert holds. They spend their time in the city, sitting at home. But there’s so much to see. Let’s get out and explore the wilderness. Romero Pools Located in Catalina State Park, the Romero Pools Trail is 5.5-mile out and back hike, generally lasting more than two hours, but it is…
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