Experience the magical power of music! It makes us dance, laugh, and cry—but mostly, it brings us together. Discover the “I Hear Music” national exhibition, showcasing inspiring works that celebrate the universal language of music!
A Photographic series "De Natura Libris" portrays the interactions we have with books: physical and abstract. This exhibition is an invitation to delve into the nooks and crannies of the “book” concept as an object and as a score that each observer and reader must build from the creative proposal.
Master Artist, Barbara Gurwitz, brings a collection of completed landscapes from late 2025 and early 2026 that struck her imagination by playing with lines and creating impressions in color.
Tubac artist David Simons, a self-taught artist will explain how he studied and strived to master both watercolor and oil painting. He will discuss his approach and methods, as well as the joy he experiences while painting.
Tubac artist David Simons, a self-taught artist will explain how he studied and strived to master both watercolor and oil painting. He will discuss his approach and methods, as well as the joy he experiences while painting.
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Mark Mulligan is back with special guest Jimmy Stadler, the multi-instrumentalist from Taos, NM
Mark Mulligan is back with special guest Jimmy Stadler, the multi-instrumentalist from Taos, NM
Features the music of Bach, Mozart, and Florence Price; solo works for piano; solo works for a gorgeous 5.0-octave rosewood marimba; innovative duo pieces (including Kathryn as a vocalist); lively ragtime xylophone numbers; and virtuosic concertos for marimba.
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Features the music of Bach, Mozart, and Florence Price; solo works for piano; solo works for a gorgeous 5.0-octave rosewood marimba; innovative duo pieces (including Kathryn as a vocalist); lively ragtime xylophone numbers; and virtuosic concertos for marimba.
Features the music of Bach, Mozart, and Florence Price; solo works for piano; solo works for a gorgeous 5.0-octave rosewood marimba; innovative duo pieces (including Kathryn as a vocalist); lively ragtime xylophone numbers; and virtuosic concertos for marimba.
Features the music of Bach, Mozart, and Florence Price; solo works for piano; solo works for a gorgeous 5.0-octave rosewood marimba; innovative duo pieces (including Kathryn as a vocalist); lively ragtime xylophone numbers; and virtuosic concertos for marimba.
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Travel through the history of winter in art, from the groundbreaking landscapes of Pieter Bruegel the Elder to the luminous snow scenes of familiar artists like Monet, Pissarro, and the Wyeth’s. Additionally, you will become immersed in breathtaking winter landscapes by lesser-known Japanese, European, and Russian painters who beautifully captured the magic and mystery of the winter season—all while enjoying the cozy warmth of Tubac in January!
Travel through the history of winter in art, from the groundbreaking landscapes of Pieter Bruegel the Elder to the luminous snow scenes of familiar artists like Monet, Pissarro, and the Wyeth’s. Additionally, you will become immersed in breathtaking winter landscapes by lesser-known Japanese, European, and Russian painters who beautifully captured the magic and mystery of the winter season—all while enjoying the cozy warmth of Tubac in January!
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Phoenix-based actor Elizabeth Ware will star in the one-woman performance portraying the life of Mary Colter, the foremost architect of the Southwest. They bring a unique perspective to this timeless story of a woman struggling to establish herself in the male-dominated world of early twentieth century architecture. As the chief architect and designer for the Fred Harvey Company, Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter was responsible for La Posada and most of the buildings that dot the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.
Phoenix-based actor Elizabeth Ware will star in the one-woman performance portraying the life of Mary Colter, the foremost architect of the Southwest. They bring a unique perspective to this timeless story of a woman struggling to establish herself in the male-dominated world of early twentieth century architecture. As the chief architect and designer for the Fred Harvey Company, Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter was responsible for La Posada and most of the buildings that dot the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.
Mary Shelley reveals the main characters of her novel survived: Baron Henry Frankenstein, goaded by an even madder scientist, builds his monster a mate. There will be a prize for best costume during this event.
Mary Shelley reveals the main characters of her novel survived: Baron Henry Frankenstein, goaded by an even madder scientist, builds his monster a mate. There will be a prize for best costume during this event.
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Alan Soffin, PhD is a philosopher, photographer and filmmaker. He has taught at Michigan State and Temple Universities. His major work, rethinking religion: beyond theism, scientism, and philosophic doubt, is a philosophic analysis of religion. "Has Human Life a Meaning" is his latest work.
Alan Soffin, PhD is a philosopher, photographer and filmmaker. He has taught at Michigan State and Temple Universities. His major work, rethinking religion: beyond theism, scientism, and philosophic doubt, is a philosophic analysis of religion. "Has Human Life a Meaning" is his latest work.
Confessor is a compelling expression of what that moment believed possible. In the film, social themes and artistic styles are thoroughly intertwined—women’s liberation, race relations, Vietnam, popular culture, and the sexual revolution. It is funny, tragic, occasionally shocking, and completely avant-garde. (Warning: This film contains nudity*)
Confessor is a compelling expression of what that moment believed possible. In the film, social themes and artistic styles are thoroughly intertwined—women’s liberation, race relations, Vietnam, popular culture, and the sexual revolution. It is funny, tragic, occasionally shocking, and completely avant-garde. (Warning: This film contains nudity*)
Tubac artist David Simons, a self-taught artist will explain how he studied and strived to master both watercolor and oil painting. He will discuss his approach and methods, as well as the joy he experiences while painting.
Tubac artist David Simons, a self-taught artist will explain how he studied and strived to master both watercolor and oil painting. He will discuss his approach and methods, as well as the joy he experiences while painting.
Immerse yourself in a variety of performing arts, where creativity comes to life through performances that inspire, entertain, and foster connections. Join us in celebrating the diverse talents of artists as they tell stories, evoke emotions, and bring communities together.
Features the music of Bach, Mozart, and Florence Price; solo works for piano; solo works for a gorgeous 5.0-octave rosewood marimba; innovative duo pieces (including Kathryn as a vocalist); lively ragtime xylophone numbers; and virtuosic concertos for marimba.
Features the music of Bach, Mozart, and Florence Price; solo works for piano; solo works for a gorgeous 5.0-octave rosewood marimba; innovative duo pieces (including Kathryn as a vocalist); lively ragtime xylophone numbers; and virtuosic concertos for marimba.
Phoenix-based actor Elizabeth Ware will star in the one-woman performance portraying the life of Mary Colter, the foremost architect of the Southwest. They bring a unique perspective to this timeless story of a woman struggling to establish herself in the male-dominated world of early twentieth century architecture. As the chief architect and designer for the Fred Harvey Company, Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter was responsible for La Posada and most of the buildings that dot the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.
Phoenix-based actor Elizabeth Ware will star in the one-woman performance portraying the life of Mary Colter, the foremost architect of the Southwest. They bring a unique perspective to this timeless story of a woman struggling to establish herself in the male-dominated world of early twentieth century architecture. As the chief architect and designer for the Fred Harvey Company, Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter was responsible for La Posada and most of the buildings that dot the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.
Features the music of Bach, Mozart, and Florence Price; solo works for piano; solo works for a gorgeous 5.0-octave rosewood marimba; innovative duo pieces (including Kathryn as a vocalist); lively ragtime xylophone numbers; and virtuosic concertos for marimba.
Features the music of Bach, Mozart, and Florence Price; solo works for piano; solo works for a gorgeous 5.0-octave rosewood marimba; innovative duo pieces (including Kathryn as a vocalist); lively ragtime xylophone numbers; and virtuosic concertos for marimba.
Phoenix-based actor Elizabeth Ware will star in the one-woman performance portraying the life of Mary Colter, the foremost architect of the Southwest. They bring a unique perspective to this timeless story of a woman struggling to establish herself in the male-dominated world of early twentieth century architecture. As the chief architect and designer for the Fred Harvey Company, Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter was responsible for La Posada and most of the buildings that dot the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.
Phoenix-based actor Elizabeth Ware will star in the one-woman performance portraying the life of Mary Colter, the foremost architect of the Southwest. They bring a unique perspective to this timeless story of a woman struggling to establish herself in the male-dominated world of early twentieth century architecture. As the chief architect and designer for the Fred Harvey Company, Mary Elizabeth Jane Colter was responsible for La Posada and most of the buildings that dot the South Rim of the Grand Canyon.
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Hear the musical tale of journeys that transport you back to where each composition was born. The mesmerizing violin, oud, and many other ethnic instruments have a way of inspiring a deeper connection.
Hear the musical tale of journeys that transport you back to where each composition was born. The mesmerizing violin, oud, and many other ethnic instruments have a way of inspiring a deeper connection.
TCA brings together art and education through the Art Speaks series—engaging presentations led by experts on a wide range of art-related topics. Whether you're an artist, enthusiast, or lifelong learner, there's something for everyone to explore and enjoy.
Tubac artist David Simons, a self-taught artist will explain how he studied and strived to master both watercolor and oil painting. He will discuss his approach and methods, as well as the joy he experiences while painting.
Tubac artist David Simons, a self-taught artist will explain how he studied and strived to master both watercolor and oil painting. He will discuss his approach and methods, as well as the joy he experiences while painting.
Travel through the history of winter in art, from the groundbreaking landscapes of Pieter Bruegel the Elder to the luminous snow scenes of familiar artists like Monet, Pissarro, and the Wyeth’s. Additionally, you will become immersed in breathtaking winter landscapes by lesser-known Japanese, European, and Russian painters who beautifully captured the magic and mystery of the winter season—all while enjoying the cozy warmth of Tubac in January!
Travel through the history of winter in art, from the groundbreaking landscapes of Pieter Bruegel the Elder to the luminous snow scenes of familiar artists like Monet, Pissarro, and the Wyeth’s. Additionally, you will become immersed in breathtaking winter landscapes by lesser-known Japanese, European, and Russian painters who beautifully captured the magic and mystery of the winter season—all while enjoying the cozy warmth of Tubac in January!
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Throughout the history of Western civilization, artists have sought to express the classical virtues of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness—ideals rooted in the artistic and philosophical traditions of ancient Greece. This lecture begins with a look at art from Greek antiquity, then follows the rebirth of these virtues during the Renaissance, and concludes by considering how modern and contemporary artists have reimagined them for the present age.
Throughout the history of Western civilization, artists have sought to express the classical virtues of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness—ideals rooted in the artistic and philosophical traditions of ancient Greece. This lecture begins with a look at art from Greek antiquity, then follows the rebirth of these virtues during the Renaissance, and concludes by considering how modern and contemporary artists have reimagined them for the present age.
Tubac artist David Simons, a self-taught artist will explain how he studied and strived to master both watercolor and oil painting. He will discuss his approach and methods, as well as the joy he experiences while painting.
Tubac artist David Simons, a self-taught artist will explain how he studied and strived to master both watercolor and oil painting. He will discuss his approach and methods, as well as the joy he experiences while painting.
Travel through the history of winter in art, from the groundbreaking landscapes of Pieter Bruegel the Elder to the luminous snow scenes of familiar artists like Monet, Pissarro, and the Wyeth’s. Additionally, you will become immersed in breathtaking winter landscapes by lesser-known Japanese, European, and Russian painters who beautifully captured the magic and mystery of the winter season—all while enjoying the cozy warmth of Tubac in January!
Travel through the history of winter in art, from the groundbreaking landscapes of Pieter Bruegel the Elder to the luminous snow scenes of familiar artists like Monet, Pissarro, and the Wyeth’s. Additionally, you will become immersed in breathtaking winter landscapes by lesser-known Japanese, European, and Russian painters who beautifully captured the magic and mystery of the winter season—all while enjoying the cozy warmth of Tubac in January!
Throughout the history of Western civilization, artists have sought to express the classical virtues of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness—ideals rooted in the artistic and philosophical traditions of ancient Greece. This lecture begins with a look at art from Greek antiquity, then follows the rebirth of these virtues during the Renaissance, and concludes by considering how modern and contemporary artists have reimagined them for the present age.
Throughout the history of Western civilization, artists have sought to express the classical virtues of Truth, Beauty, and Goodness—ideals rooted in the artistic and philosophical traditions of ancient Greece. This lecture begins with a look at art from Greek antiquity, then follows the rebirth of these virtues during the Renaissance, and concludes by considering how modern and contemporary artists have reimagined them for the present age.
A series of vibrant seasonal events celebrating creativity and community! From popular tours and lively performances, our events invite everyone to explore, connect, and share in the transformative power of art.
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