Sauce, Wine Brothers, & Wildflower make for good times
The other night a few of the girls from my mom's group and I had a Mom's Night Out and let me tell you, we had a great time.
Bars & Clubs in Tucson
Saturday, July 21st, 2007
Thursday, June 14th, 2007
Wine Brothers on Father's Day
Wine Brothers is stepping out of the wine box this Father's Day. They are hosting their first annual tasting of premium and micro-brewery beers. What's a better way to spend Father's Day?
They are charging only $5.00 per-person, plus Brandy the in-house beer expert is going to be on hand to educate you on beer. The event is between 4pm and 6pm. They are located at 635 ...
Friday, June 8th, 2007
One of Tucson's local breweries
Last night we hit happy hour at Thunder Canyon Brewery at the Foothills Mall for Thirsty Thursday ($2.75 beers all day long). Happy Hour is another buck off and ½ price appetizers. I love the Windstorm Wheat. The "sweet beer" this month is Bees 'N" Berry, if that's your thing. Every time we go to TCB the place is hoppin' and it's obvious a lot of regulars ...
Sunday, June 3rd, 2007
Not To Miss: The Hold Steady at Plush
Monday, June 4, marks the return to our dusty city by that seminal bar band The Hold Steady. The last time these joyous party-goers passed through Tucson, it was an event not to be missed and still stands out as my favorite show of 2006. So it's an exceedingly good thing that these Brooklyn-via-Minneapolis musicians have decided to honor us with their highly charismatic presence once ...
Friday, May 25th, 2007
Back Alley Film Festival- Bison Witches Bar & Deli
This Memorial Day weekend should you be looking for some entertainment to go with your nice cold beer, you could do no better than to visit the Ninth Annual Back Alley Film Festival. Beginning Saturday night at 8:00 PM, live music starts at 7, the festival organizers will be showing 20 independent films from around the world along with shorts by many local Tucson filmmakers. Admittance to ...
Tuesday, May 15th, 2007
To Do This Friday: Brother Ali at Club Congress
There is very rarely a lack of good live music to listen to in Tucson, no matter your musical tastes. This weekend is no exception with the arrival of indie hip-hop MC Brother Ali to our fair desert city.
It is hard to describe Ali's sound without knowing a little of his background. An albino who grew up in Minneapolis and converted to Islam, Ali's music reflects ...
