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I’m so excited for this weekend! I’m heading down to Tucson for a bachelorette party, and I always have a good time in the Old Pueblo.
It’ll be a quick trip so I won’t see much, but I’m heading back in a few weeks for the Tucson Festival of Books. A few new bars have opened since I last visited (see today’s “3 Arizona Stories You May ❤️” section!) and I’m looking forward to trying some new spots.
If you’re looking for plans this weekend, here are a bunch of events going on, plus a map!
- La Fiesta de los Vaqueros – Tucson Rodeo, Thursday-Sunday
- Emo Picnic in Scottsdale, Friday
- Road to 250: Arizona Traveling Museum in Phoenix on Friday and Mesa on Saturday
- Extra Innings Festival in Tempe, Friday-Saturday
- Lost Dutchman Days Rodeo in Apache Junction, Friday-Sunday
- Arizona Cocktail Weekend in various locations, Friday-Monday
- Harlem Globetrotters 100 Year Tour in Phoenix, Saturday
- CAN I KICK IT? in Phoenix, Saturday
- Tucson Peace Fair & Music Festival, Saturday
- Kilt Lifter BBQ Competition in Tempe, Saturday
- BBQ & Brew Festival in Yuma, Saturday
- Haymaker Fest in Chandler, Saturday
- Melrose on 7th Avenue Street Fair in Phoenix, Saturday
- Arizona Renaissance Festival in Gold Canyon, Saturday-Sunday (weekends through March 29)
- AZ Festival of Nations in Chandler, Saturday-Sunday
- Oro Valley Fine Art & Wine Festival, Saturday-Sunday
- USASA Grand Canyon Series slopestyle competition in Flagstaff, Saturday-Sunday
- Tucson’s Loud and Proud Queer Festival, Sunday
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