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Autunmal Equinox - 2024
#ThisIsTucson & Why I Love Where I Live 2024 Summer Reading Challenge
2024 Summer Reading Challenge
We've teamed up with #ThisIsTucson to bring you the 2024 Summer Reading Challenge! While you can find physical copies of our Summer Reading Challenge at the locations listed below, you can also download the PDF if you prefer printing it from home. Visit our online shop to see what books we already have in stock to start your reading journey!
Where to pick up books
- Antigone Books, 411 N. Fourth Ave.
- Bookmans, 4841 N. Stone Ave. and 6230 E. Speedway
- Mostly Books, 6208 E....
Valentine's Day: More than romantic love
Valentine's Day is coming up and as we all know, it's a holiday that often remains in the clutches of romantic love. But what if there is more?
The Pew Research Center found that 4 in 10 American adults do not feel deeply connected to where they live. It's essential to recognize that we have relationships with places — where we live, work, and play — just like our other relationships at work, at home, and in the public sphere. When we cultivate that relationship with place, we become better equipped to handle the disappointments...
Tucson Lifestyle "Made in Tucson" Award
The latest issue of Tucson Lifestyle magazine featured Made in Tucson awards. The Made in Tucson Awards spotlight Tucson in new ways and encourage readers to explore the what and the why of living here is so special.
We were nominated back in August, and recently found out that we won in our category for Style. We are thrilled with the response to our ¡Vamos! design, now available in adult shirts & tanks, kid, infant sizes — even socks! Special congratulations go to the designer, Joel Harris!
See the full line-up...
Indigenous People's Day
Indigenous Peoples’ Day recognizes that Native people are the first inhabitants of the Americas, including the lands that later became the United States of America. And it urges Americans to rethink history. It is celebrated on the second Monday of October each year.
There is much to be gained in taking intentional steps to really slow down and to learn more about where we live — the people, cultures, and forces that have shaped the places we inhabit and in many ways that we now hope to weave our...