Tucson Weekly

When: Sat., July 18, 3-6 p.m. Join us for drinks, art and vibes at HighWire Tucson! Get ready for a fun-filled, beginner day of painting and socializing at this Desert Vibes sip and paint! 14 S. Arizona Ave., Tucson Downtown / 4th Ave / University 3 events

When: Fri., July 17, 7-9 p.m. and Fri., July 24, 7-9 p.m. Enter the Presidio Museum through Brandylion Spirits. Pay $5 with any Brandylion purchase and enjoy the Presidio grounds and patios at night. Docents will be on-hand giving lantern tours. 200 N Court Avenue, Tucson Central 1 event

When: Thu., July 16, 6-8 a.m. Get ready for a wild ride through the heart and soul of country music with TOBY, the ultimate tribute to the bad boy of country music, Toby Keith! This electrifyi 13005 N Oracle #165, Oro Valley Central 6 events

Cannabis will not be rescheduled in Wyoming, according to the state’s attorney general and state commissioner, Keith G. Kautz, a Republican. Though recreational and medical marijuana are illegal in Wyoming, state law allows for the state commissioner to object to changes in the federal classification of controlled substances.

DeGrazia Gallery ONGOING DeGrazia Paints the Seri Indians and Ted DeGrazia’s “Unseen Landscapes” bring rare works out of storage and into public view for a limited time. It features paintings, watercolors and drawings from the museum’s collection. These exhibitions include pieces shown publicly for the first time as well as works unseen for decades. Visitors will wander through the ethereal adobe architecture and verdant desert garden of the historic foothills property.

Dreams are made to be fulfilled, so for those who have dreamed of operating a bulldozer, an excavator or boom lift, that dream can now be realized. In Grapevine, Texas, there’s Dig World, which will open this summer, an amusement park where the rides are actual full-size construction equipment. Take a turn in a skid steer, dig with an excavator or raise the roof with a boom lift. It’s all real, and it’s all there for almost anyone to use. It’s the ultimate dad (or mom) park.

The Oro Valley Chamber Foundation awarded a record 25 scholarships, each valued at $1,500, during its 2026 Mayor Steve Engle Memorial Scholarship breakfast held June 11 at El Conquistador Tucson, A Hilton Resort. This year’s recipients are: Canyon del Oro High School: Angelina Abboud, Keelyn Anderson, Andrew Garza, Madison Griffin, Jolie Lebrun, Yunah Lee, Jess Mohan, Joey Morrill, Melanie Randall, Tori Robertson, and Kyndel Smith.

This year’s Southwest Record and Vintage Fair marks the first year the summertime event will take place in an air-conditioned space — live music and entertainment venue La Rosa. For La Rosa owner David Slutes, the event is a delightful outing for everyone — not just avid collectors of retro music.

If there’s one thing Marana artist Joe Benedict loves to see, it is children playing and interacting with his artwork — especially at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum. Benedict’s work isn’t small, nor is it delicate. He creates larger-than-life insects and animals of the desert. His latest installations? A yard-high bearded dragon with its own saddle that visitors have the artist’s full permission to sit on and rock.

Dust off that black felt fedora and snap on that diamond cuff bracelet you’ve been dying to wear because come Thursday, July 30, Danny Sinoff is in town. Prepare to be mesmerized by his song stylings in Downtown’s sophisticated jazz club, The Century Room. “He’s a national act and he’s known for his brilliant artistry as a bandleader,” Mister Bing’s Bryan Ewing said.