Events in Tucson, AZ

Homeless Resource Navigator

Sahuarita Library · Lobby

On the 3rd Tuesday of the month , we're hosting a representative from Pima County's Community and Workforce Development office. He can help you with: acquiring a cell phone food resources pet supply resources eviction prevention utility assistance emergency housing (completing the VI-SPDAT) He can also connect you to: legal services veterans resources employment resources Drop in anytime between 2-4pm!

PCHD Mental Health and Addiction at Our Space

Joel D Valdez Main Library · Tortolita Room, 3rd Floor

Pima County Health Department tables at Our Space.

Homeless Resource Navigator

Valencia Library

We're hosting a representative from Pima County's Community and Workforce Development office. He can help you with: Acquiring a cell phone, Food resources, Pet supply resources, Eviction prevention, Utility assistance, Emergency housing (completing the VI-SPDAT). He can also connect you to: Legal services, Veterans resources, Employment resources. Drop in anytime on the 4th Thursday of the month from 1-3pm ! **February visit has changed to Monday 2/23 Tucson has a telephone service to assist...

Community Meeting: Brain Injury Association of Arizona (BIAAZ)

Murphy-Wilmot Library · Small Meeting Room

Community meeting. This is not a library-sponsored event. Date and time may change without notice.

Art & Coffee - Mending 101: Repair your Clothes

Richard Elías-Mission Library

Mending 101: Repair Your Clothes An introduction to clothing repair techniques, including patching, reinforcing seams, and fixing small tears. Participants may bring an item to assess and begin repair. Coffee & Tea will be available. Space is limited, so please register online!

Homeless Resource Navigator

Joyner-Green Valley Library

We're hosting a representative from Pima County's Community and Workforce Development office. Drop in every 1st Thursday of the month, between 2 and 4pm ! No reservation required. We can help you with: acquiring a cell phone, food resources, pet supply resources, eviction prevention, utility assistance, acquiring identification, emergency housing (completing the VI-SPDAT). We can also connect you to: legal services, veteran's resources, employment resources. Tucson has a telephone service to...

Valley Assistance Services

Sahuarita Library · Lobby, and Study Room C

Financial Assistance & Help with Benefits Valley Assistance Services will be at the Sahuarita Library on Thursdays (9 am - 12 pm) to help with: Rental, mortgage and utilities assistance, Benefits such as AHCCCS and SNAP, Workforce, local resources, and senior programs, such as SHIM, transportation, and support groups. Valley Assistance Services provides support to individuals in the region with social services and community health. Visit their website: ValleyAssistanceServices.org

Community Meeting: Northwest Tucson Jewish Community

Nanini Library · Large meeting room

Community meeting. This is not a library-sponsored event. Date and time may change without notice.

Oro Valley Writers' Forum

Oro Valley Public Library · Meeting Room

The Oro Valley Writers' Forum is open to aspiring writers of all levels, from established local authors to beginners. We strive to inspire each other on our writing journeys. Participants will have the opportunity to share some of their work, and listen to the work of other group members. Writing techniques and publishing tips will also be covered. Presented by Virginia Ehler

Vote Riders Identification Clinic

Joel D Valdez Main Library

VoteRiders is an organization that tables at several libraries around town that helps people obtain a driver’s license or State ID for free. Do you need ID? We help people get the ID they need to cast a ballot that counts. We pay for ID/Drivers License, Birth Certificate, and or Social Security Card. We provide transportation to government offices to complete the process (in areas where rideshare is available). We also provide a mailing address if you do not currently have a place to receive...

PCHD Mental Health and Addiction at Our Space

Joel D Valdez Main Library · Tortolita Room, 3rd Floor

Pima County Health Department tables at Our Space.

Job & Computer Help

Flowing Wells Library

Join us for Job Help & Computer Help Sessions at the Flowing Wells Library every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. You can bring your own laptop, smartphone, or tablet, or use a library laptop. We provide one-on-one help with these topics: Job help: resumes, online applications, and job searching Computer basics : Windows, email, and Internet Microsoft Office: Word, PowerPoint, Excel Library digital resources: including eBooks, audiobooks, streaming movies, downloadable music, and more. While...

Valley Assistance Services

Sahuarita Library · Lobby, and Study Room C

Financial Assistance & Help with Benefits Valley Assistance Services will be at the Sahuarita Library on Thursdays (9 am - 12 pm) to help with: Rental, mortgage and utilities assistance, Benefits such as AHCCCS and SNAP, Workforce, local resources, and senior programs, such as SHIM, transportation, and support groups. Valley Assistance Services provides support to individuals in the region with social services and community health. Visit their website: ValleyAssistanceServices.org

Meditation Practice for Mindful Living

Sahuarita Library · Storytime Room

The objective of mindful living is to develop a non-judgmental present-moment awareness. Being present in the here-and-now is a learnable skill that enhances our physical, mental, and emotional well-being. Each week, a talk on an aspect of mindfulness will be shared, followed by a silent meditation practice; the session will end with questions and comments from participants. Led by community volunteers.

PCHD Mental Health and Addiction at Our Space

Joel D Valdez Main Library · Tortolita Room, 3rd Floor

Pima County Health Department tables at Our Space.

Job & Computer Help

Flowing Wells Library

Join us for Job Help & Computer Help Sessions at the Flowing Wells Library every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. You can bring your own laptop, smartphone, or tablet, or use a library laptop. We provide one-on-one help with these topics: Job help: resumes, online applications, and job searching Computer basics : Windows, email, and Internet Microsoft Office: Word, PowerPoint, Excel Library digital resources: including eBooks, audiobooks, streaming movies, downloadable music, and more. While...

Oro Valley Writers' Forum

Oro Valley Public Library · Meeting Room

The Oro Valley Writers' Forum is open to aspiring writers of all levels, from established local authors to beginners. We strive to inspire each other on our writing journeys. Participants will have the opportunity to share some of their work, and listen to the work of other group members. Writing techniques and publishing tips will also be covered. Presented by Rosemary Simpson

Valley Assistance Services

Sahuarita Library · Lobby, and Study Room C

Financial Assistance & Help with Benefits Valley Assistance Services will be at the Sahuarita Library on Thursdays (9 am - 12 pm) to help with: Rental, mortgage and utilities assistance, Benefits such as AHCCCS and SNAP, Workforce, local resources, and senior programs, such as SHIM, transportation, and support groups. Valley Assistance Services provides support to individuals in the region with social services and community health. Visit their website: ValleyAssistanceServices.org

Vote Riders Identification Clinic

Joel D Valdez Main Library

VoteRiders is an organization that tables at several libraries around town that helps people obtain a driver’s license or State ID for free. Do you need ID? We help people get the ID they need to cast a ballot that counts. We pay for ID/Drivers License, Birth Certificate, and or Social Security Card. We provide transportation to government offices to complete the process (in areas where rideshare is available). We also provide a mailing address if you do not currently have a place to receive...

PCHD Mental Health and Addiction at Our Space

Joel D Valdez Main Library · Tortolita Room, 3rd Floor

Pima County Health Department tables at Our Space.

Job & Computer Help

Flowing Wells Library

Join us for Job Help & Computer Help Sessions at the Flowing Wells Library every Thursday from 1:00 PM to 3:00 PM. You can bring your own laptop, smartphone, or tablet, or use a library laptop. We provide one-on-one help with these topics: Job help: resumes, online applications, and job searching Computer basics : Windows, email, and Internet Microsoft Office: Word, PowerPoint, Excel Library digital resources: including eBooks, audiobooks, streaming movies, downloadable music, and more. While...

Oro Valley Writers' Forum

Oro Valley Public Library · Meeting Room

The Oro Valley Writers' Forum is open to aspiring writers of all levels, from established local authors to beginners. We strive to inspire each other on our writing journeys. Participants will have the opportunity to share some of their work, and listen to the work of other group members. Writing techniques and publishing tips will also be covered. Presented by Virginia Ehler

Homeless Resource Navigator

Sahuarita Library · Lobby

On the 3rd Tuesday of the month , we're hosting a representative from Pima County's Community and Workforce Development office. He can help you with: acquiring a cell phone food resources pet supply resources eviction prevention utility assistance emergency housing (completing the VI-SPDAT) He can also connect you to: legal services veterans resources employment resources Drop in anytime between 2-4pm!

Oro Valley Writers' Forum

Oro Valley Public Library · Meeting Room

The Oro Valley Writers' Forum is open to aspiring writers of all levels, from established local authors to beginners. We strive to inspire each other on our writing journeys. Participants will have the opportunity to share some of their work, and listen to the work of other group members. Writing techniques and publishing tips will also be covered. Presented by Rosemary Simpson

All Souls Procession

A free November remembrance march through downtown where thousands walk to honor people they have lost. It ends with a large public ceremony and is moving to watch or join.

El Tour de Tucson

A big November bike ride that draws around 11,000 cyclists, with routes from a short 3 miles up to 102 miles. It comes with a weekend fiesta and expo downtown.

Fourth Avenue Street Fair

A long running arts and crafts fair on historic Fourth Avenue, held twice a year in spring and winter. Hundreds of vendors line the street with food, music, and people watching.

Tucson Gem & Mineral Show

Each winter Tucson fills with gem, mineral, and fossil shows across town, with the main society show at the Tucson Convention Center. It is one of the largest of its kind anywhere.

Winterhaven Festival of Lights

A midtown neighborhood that decks out its homes in holiday lights every December and opens the streets to walkers. You can stroll the loop or ride through.