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An original 1623 edition of the Shakespeare First Folio.

Finding Shakespeare

The University of Arizona has been chosen to exhibit the traveling FIRST FOLIO, the book that “gave us Shakespeare.”

Stealing Woman Ochre

The story of the theft of an abstract painting of a woman by Willem de Kooning.

Art Brown

Arthur Brown was a self-proclaimed architect, artist and inventor.

The River Woman

Katie Lee is still mourning the loss of her beloved Glen Canyon
Unusual architecture in Bisbee.

Bisbee Buildings II

Continue the tour with Tucson architect Bob Vint, who is a big fan of Bisbee.
Building facades in Bisbee, AZ.

Bisbee Buildings

Touring Bisbee with Tucson architect Bob Vint
A painting depicting life in Tucson in the late 1700's.

Tucson 1776

Local historians give us a glimpse at life in Southern Arizona in July 1776.
A performance from Mariachi Aztlán.

Mariachi Aztlán

Pueblo Magnet High School is home to the internationally recognized Mariachi Aztlán.

Winterhaven Memories

The holiday lights and decorations within the neighborhood of Winterhaven are a Tucson tradition.

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