This weekend in Tucson, AZ

Enjoy a free morning of gentle meandering and meditation at the Moon, featuring a sound healing session led by special guest Richard Crummit, also known as Unicorn. Participants can settle on the lawn as the Moon greets the day and take time for self awakening and calm. Bring a blanket, mat, or chair to get comfortable on the grass during the session.

A lively makers market fills St Philip’s Plaza with handmade goods, original art, and local flavor. Vendors showcase woodcraft, silversmithing, jewelry, clay pottery, authentic Mexican and Native American merchandise, sparkling suncatchers, candles, incense, handmade clothing and fashion, lush plants and cacti, and 100% pure raw local desert honey. Freshly baked sourdough and other treats, along with juices and smoothies, add to the mix. The setting features shaded pathways, flowing fountains, cool grass, and a tropical garden atmosphere that is welcoming to pets. The market also supports the local music scene with live performances that enhance the upbeat vibe. Nearby plaza restaurants offer brunch and extensive menus with seating indoors or on a misted patio. The market welcomes applications from artists, makers, and food producers interested in a consistent home base for the fall and winter season.

A circle of ruthless fortune seekers will do anything to claim a jewel-studded falcon, and private detective Sam Spade, portrayed by Humphrey Bogart, is determined to learn why and to uncover who is responsible for his partner’s death. Bogart is joined by Sydney Greenstreet, Mary Astor, Peter Lorre, and Elisha Cook Jr. John Huston adapted Dashiell Hammett’s novel for the screen and directed the film, which earned three Academy Award nominations, including Best Picture, Best Supporting Actor for Greenstreet, and Best Screenplay for Huston. The story that set Bogart on the path to stardom and began Huston’s directing career revolves around one coveted bird and a trail of deception.

At Tucson Improv Movement, a playful improv comedy show for kids and families celebrates imagination with make-believe moments and opportunities for children to step on stage and participate with the performers. Expect a lighthearted atmosphere where the cast creates scenes in the moment and invites young guests to help shape the fun. General admission is $7, and a family of five is $21. Beer and wine, along with other drinks and snacks, are available.

Explore 3D printing in a weekly drop-in program that teaches the basics of designing models with Tinkercad. Teen Volunteers and Teen Advisory Board members offer guidance as participants create their own digital designs and discover how creativity and technology come together. The program is free, all materials are provided, and it welcomes every skill level.

Northern Arizona travels to Tucson to face Arizona Wildcats football at Casino Del Sol Stadium, previously known as Arizona Stadium. Early in the season, Arizona aims to set the tone on its home field, while Northern Arizona brings a physical approach and the opportunity to measure up against an FBS opponent. Expect a high-energy setting for this matchup.

Start the month with The Brassanovas bringing a blast of horns to the Big Bad Wolf. Their set blends funk, soul, and jazz into tight grooves with punchy brass and expressive vocals, building nonstop momentum. Each first Saturday turns into a lively night of music as the band transforms the room into a high-energy celebration.

Big Bad Wolf hosts a high-energy dance night filled with funk, pop, soul, and classic favorites. A powerhouse horn section and multiple lead vocalists drive the sound, turning the room into a party from the opening note to the final encore. Expect big grooves, sing-along hits, and a lively dance floor throughout. Drinks and food are available to round out the night.

Andrada teams up with Main Event Family Entertainment Center for the fourth annual Giddy Up and Bowl Tournament, a fundraiser that supports Andrada Athletics, Extracurriculars, and Fine Arts Programs. Bowlers can register as individuals or assemble a six person team. Registration covers a 30 minute warm up, two and a half hours of tournament bowling, shoe rental, an Andrada T-shirt, plenty of prize opportunities, and lunch served at each lane with pizza, wings, salad, and unlimited soda. Bumpers will be available for anyone who could use a little assistance. There will be special prize drawings and raffles for turkeys and baggers, plus a silent auction. Those not planning to bowl, including families with kids, can opt for two hour All You Can Play wristbands that include bowling, laser tag, pool, and arcade games. Community support is welcome through lane sponsorships and donations for raffles, the silent auction, and team prizes. For payment security, all funds are processed only by the Andrada High School PTO, and no one will reach out via direct message to request money.

Enjoy a weekly family deal where children receive a free meal with the purchase of an adult entree. Kids can spin a prize wheel for treats and prizes, and face painter Brissa will be offering face painting. A lighthearted outing with food perks and kid-friendly activities.

This is a general admission standing event, with a limited number of seats available on a first come basis. Entry is limited to those 21 and over, and a valid ID is required. Ticket prices already include all fees, and purchases are final with no refunds or exchanges. A clear bag policy is enforced by the Rialto Theatre Foundation at Rialto Theatre and 191 Toole, which restricts the size and type of bags allowed. Permitted options include clear plastic or vinyl bags up to 12 by 6 by 12 inches, one gallon clear plastic freezer bags, and small clutch bags around 5 by 7 inches. All bags are subject to search, and compliant clear bags are available for purchase at the box office.