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Hey y'all glad to see more casinos figuring out this covid mess, and some of you brave souls getting back to the tables! We had a few days and were in the area on road trip so decided to use a Tuesday comp room at Harrah's, Laughlin. Here's what I learned.
FIVE DOLLAR TABLES!
Aquarius - $5 ATS Gold Nugget -$5 Tropicana -$10
Aquarius seemed to have no problem keeping the table running all day.
Gold nugget opened the table at noon.
Harrah's, Tropicana, and Riverside were doing the 10$, and Trop opened the table at 6pm. Dealers in short supply, info from the pit manager. Heard this from multiple bosses across town.
If you are gonna stay in Laughlin, the Gold Nugget was desolate, perfect if you want to keep to yourself, but this was a weekday after all. Paul was a kind, hard working old-school dealer. Didn't get to tip him enough as my budget was already busted this trip. They have some decent video poker too, if you are into that. New members still get a free wheel spin for freeplay.
Aquarius felt pre-pandemic vibes. You could stand at any position if you were playing, and I got a good hour in ($60 buy in!!) and rolled my best there. I love longer tables. Hit 3 $1 hardways for the dealers, I was down to $10 and back to $60 three times, finally fizzled out. It is really hard to play with $60 but I made it happen. Almost hit the small but could not hit the snakes even if it was mating season! The table almost hit the ATS two more times but the dang snakes were hibernating. Insane.
Now, a word about pandemic procedures.
In an era of endless information, it seems that there is still no one agreed upon way to deal with covid-19 in public spaces. In general, I've found you just need to wash your hands and use sanitizers frequently, thick tight fitting cloth masks or a supply or surgical masks are a good thing, mandatory at one of my home casinos, Casino Del Sol. However, I got away with just my gaiter in Laughlin.
I've been going to casinos for a good two months in Southern Arizona now and the sanitizing seems to happen less on the slots and tables than before, so you have to just look out for yourself. I do enjoy a cigarette in a casino sometimes and it seems hard to get a drag in without some employee telling me to pull my mask up again. Apparently smoking and gambling gets security to boot you at some places, as one employee at Harrah's took it upon himself to watch me smoke and a third warning pulling my mask down to smoke would have called security. I put out my cig and called it a night.
Harrah's by far the most strict about everything Covid. With places to throw on the table marked by tape, 6 spots, and if you are with a significant other you can only stand directly behind, not touch any rails on the table. I Almost got booted for leaning over to see the throw.
At Aquarius it was everything like normal craps but spectators couldn't hang at the empty table, had to stay six feet back. Dealers didn't like the ambiguity but they still seem to be figuring things out there.
Sorry my rant went long but these are interesting times.
TLDR:
FIVE DOLLAR TABLES in Laughlin!
Aquarius - $5 ATS
Gold Nugget -$5 (table games opened at noon)
Tropicana -$10 (craps opened at 6pm weekday, seems to be a dealer shortage)
Covid-conditions: Aquarius: pre-pandemic standing at the table, masks (duh).
Gold Nugget: desolate, great dealers when they have them
Harrah's: half-capacity standing, no spectators in general, forget enjoying a smoke without getting threatened with the boot.
Use sanitizers and get out there everyone, but be safe (don't lick your dang hands and stay away from your face...) and keep rolling!!

Given the amount of richness to detail and making Midgar feel like an actual city that is lived in, I have high hopes for the Resort town and Gold Saucer.
I want to imagine Costa del Sol being a true Resort level experience, somewhere the team can drop in on occasionally and just rest, kick off their battle gear and play on the sands, catch some rays, hell maybe some mini games of volley ball or something.
And Gold Saucer...god...lose entire nights inside there. Even better if they remove all in game clock function while you're inside the GS, make it feel like a real casino. No windows, no clocks.

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What's Coming to Netflix in August , 2020

After a blockbuster July, August looks to be a little quieter on Netflix—unless you’re an Avatar: The Last Airbender fan, in which case you are no doubt incredibly excited that all four seasons Books of The Legend of Korra, the sequel series to that anime-influenced Nickelodeon hit, are coming to the streamer on August 14. (Avatar: The Last Airbender boarded Netflix in May, kicking off a record run of 58 days as one of the streamer’s most popular programs.)
The followup, which began airing on Nickelodeon in 2012, was acclaimed by fans and praised by critics for its beautiful animation and its tackling of complex political and environmental themes. It also broke boundaries for its diverse representations of race, gender and sexual orientation in children’s programming.
Despite all of that, it didn’t quite repeat the success of its predecessor (which was turned into a live-action feature in 2010 that it’s best we not speak of). A dip in the ratings in the third season resulted in the fourth and final one being booted from Nickelodeon main onto its sister channel Nicktoons. And though it has found an audience via streaming in the years since, it has always been a bit tough to locate online: Until now, only the first two seasons were available on CBS All Access; if you wanted to watch all four, you’d have had to subscribe to the Nick Hits channel on Amazon Prime.
Now, however, ATLA and TLOK fandoms can finally unite on Netflix, as the service is hosting all seasons of both series, no doubt to help build an audience for its live-action Avatar reboot, expected in ??? (that being the release date for everything that was in production when the pandemic hit).
Otherwise, the biggest callout from this month’s list of Netflix originals are season 5 of Lucifer and the new superhero film Project Power, starring Jamie Foxx and Joseph Gordon-Levitt and written by Mattson Tomlin, co-writer of the forthcoming Robert Pattinson-led Batman movie. The plot involves a drug that gives people superpowers, but only for five minutes.

Here’s everything coming to and leaving Netflix in August.
Available August 1
A Knight’s Tale
Acts of Violence
The Addams Family (1991)
An Education
Being John Malkovich
Death at a Funeral
Dennis the Menace
Elizabeth Harvest
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind
Hardcore Henry
Iron Man Armored Adventures: Season 1-2
Jurassic Park
Jurassic Park III
The Lost World: Jurassic Park
Mad Max (1979)
Mr. Deeds
My Perfect Landing: Season 1
Nagi-Asu: A Lull in the Sea: Season 1
The NeverEnding Story
The NeverEnding Story 2: The Next Chapter
The Next Step: Season 6
Nights in Rodanthe
Ocean’s Thirteen
Ocean’s Twelve
Operation Ouch: Season 1
Operation Ouch: Special
Remember Me
Seabiscuit
Super Monsters: The New Class — Netflix Family
Toradora!: Season 1
Transformers Rescue Bots Academy: Season 2
The Ugly Truth
What Keeps You Alive
Available August 2
Almost Love
Connected — Netflix Documentary
Available August 3
Immigration Nation — Netflix Documentary
Available August 4
A Go! Go! Cory Carson Summer Camp — Netflix Family
Malibu Rescue: The Next Wave — Netflix Family
Mundo Mistério / Mystery Lab — Netflix Original
Sam Jay: 3 In The Morning — Netflix Comedy Special
Available August 5
Anelka : L’Incompris / Anelka: Misunderstood — Netflix Documentary
World’s Most Wanted — Netflix Documentary
Available August 6
The Rain: Season 3 — Netflix Original
The Seven Deadly Sins: Imperial Wrath of The Gods — Netflix Anime
Available August 7
Alta Mar / High Seas: Season 3 — Netflix Original
Berlin, Berlin — Netflix Film
The Magic School Bus Rides Again Kids In Space — Netflix Family
¡Nailed It! México: Season 2 — Netflix Original
The New Legends of Monkey: Season 2 — Netflix Family
Selling Sunset: Season 3 — Netflix Original
Sing On! Germany — Netflix Original
Tiny Creatures — Netflix Original
Wizards: Tales of Arcadia — Netflix Family
Word Party Songs — Netflix Family
Work It — Netflix Film
Available August 8
The Promise
We Summon the Darkness
Available August 10
Game On: A Comedy Crossover Event — Netflix Original
Nightcrawler
Available August 11
Mr. Peabody & Sherman
Rob Schneider: Asian Momma, Mexican Kids — Netflix Comedy Special
Available August 12
Scary Movie 5
(Un)Well — Netflix Documentary
Available August 13
Safety Not Guaranteed
Une fille facile / An Easy Girl — Netflix Film
Available August 14
3%: Season 4 — Netflix Original
El robo del siglo — Netflix Original
Fearless — Netflix Film
Glow Up: Season 2 — Netflix Original
Project Power — Netflix Film
The Legend of Korra: Book One: Air
The Legend of Korra: Book Two: Spirits
The Legend of Korra: Book Three: Change
The Legend of Korra: Book Four: Balance
Octonauts & the Caves of Sac Actun — Netflix Family
Teenage Bounty Hunters — Netflix Original
Available August 15
Rita: Season 5 — Netflix Original
Stranger: Season 2 — Netflix Original
Available August 16
Johnny English
Les Misérables (2012)
Available August 17
Crazy Awesome Teachers — Netflix Film
Drunk Parents
Glitch Techs: Season 2 — Netflix Family
Available August 19
Crímenes de familia / The Crimes That Bind — Netflix Film
DeMarcus Family Rules — Netflix Original
High Score — Netflix Documentary
Available August 20
Biohackers — Netflix Original
Good Kisser
Great Pretender — Netflix Anime
John Was Trying to Contact Aliens — Netflix Film
Available August 21
Alien TV — Netflix Family
Fuego negro — Netflix Film
Hoops — Netflix Original
Lucifer: Season 5 — Netflix Original
Rust Valley Restorers: Season 3 — Netflix Original
The Sleepover — Netflix Film
Available August 23
1BR
Septembers of Shiraz
Available August 25
Emily’s Wonder Lab — Netflix Family
Trinkets: Season 2 — Netflix Original
Available August 26
Do Do Sol Sol La La Sol — Netflix Original
La venganza de Analía — Netflix Original
Million Dollar Beach House — Netflix Original
Rising Phoenix —Netflix Documentary
Available August 27
Aggretsuko: Season 3 — Netflix Anime
Retsuko the Red Panda
The Bridge Curse
The Frozen Ground
Available August 28
All Together Now — Netflix Film
Cobra Kai: Seasons 1-2 — Netflix Original
I AM A KILLER: Released — Netflix Original
Orígenes secretos / Unknown Origins — Netflix Film
Available August 31
Casino Royale
Quantum of Solace
What’s leaving Netflix in August 2020
Leaving August 1
Skins: Vol. 1-7
Leaving August 3
Love
Paranormal Survivor: Season 1-2
Leaving August 7
6 Days
Judy Moody and the Not Bummer Summer
St. Agatha
Leaving August 14
Adventures in Public School
Being AP
Goon
Leaving August 18
The Incident
Leaving August 19
Some Kind of Beautiful
Leaving August 20
Bad Rap
Leaving August 21
Just Go With It
Leaving August 23
Fanatic
Leaving August 25
Blue Is the Warmest Color
Leaving August 28
Bring It On: Worldwide Showdown
The Wicker Mn

What did I do on my gap year? I discovered that Chinese tourists need to learn some manners
(Sunday Times, April 14)
I am back. My gap year is over. And I achieved nothing. The plan was to spend a couple of months in Indochina, writing a book. But it turns out that writing a book is much, much harder than reading one, so I did that instead. And then, in the heavy, hot, windless evenings, I'd slip into a linen suit and pop into town to sneer at the Chinese tourists.
On one excursion in Laos I lost my mind and decided to visit a temple. This is never sensible, because no temple is interesting and none was built in a spot that's convenient. They're always in a cave or on a mountain. And I never get that. How long would a supermarket last if it were on top of Ben Nevis? Anyway, this one was on top of a hill, which meant climbing 600 steep, narrow steps. And about halfway up I met a million-strong party of Chinese holidaymakers coming the other way.
I squeezed into an alcove to let them pass, and not one smiled or even attempted to say thank you. They just marched past in their stupid pop socks and face masks — an unsmiling, ungrateful and neverending column of worker bees on day release.
Later I found another enormous group of them sitting on a low wall, their minibuses blocking the town as they ate a picnic lunch. And when a klaxon announced that it was time to go, every single one of them simply threw their plastic containers and water bottles over the wall and mooched off.
Elsewhere they scream into their phones, play computer games with the sound turned up and allow their children to do exactly as they please in restaurants. And have you seen Chinese tourists in a queue? No, of course you haven't. No one has.
I'm not alone in thinking this. On my travels I met many guides and waiters and shopkeepers, and none had a single good word to say about their Chinese visitors. They come. They stay in Chinese-run and Chinese-owned hotels. They make a mess. And a noise. And when they go there are always replacements. It's a conveyor belt of awfulness that's ruining the world.
There are many theories on why the Chinese are so badly behaved when abroad. Some say it's because China is corrupt, which fosters a dog-eat-dog, survival-of-the-fittest mentality. Others say that in China's super-cities it's important to be overbearing and shouty or you will be trodden on.
But I believe there's a simpler reason.
The Chinese are unused to foreign travel and, as a result, they simply don't know what's acceptable and what's not. And we can't scoff, really, because back in the mid-1960s, when package holidays to the Costa del Sol were invented and we were new to foreign travel, we were just as bad. We spoilt coastlines and filled fishing villages with chip shops and wobbled about in a beery haze, with our red-and-white stripy arms and our propensity for vomiting and fighting.
The Germans were also terrible when they first decided that holidaying abroad was a good idea. They put on uniforms and marched into Amsterdam and Paris, and the world was ruined for years.
Then you had the Russians.
Remember when they were unleashed, strutting about in their tiny swimming trunks, spraying champagne over one another and pulling Putin faces if you appeared to disapprove? Today, of course, the Germans and the British and many Russians are pretty good tourists. We look at frescos and try the local cheeses and attempt to say things in the local language. But our children are not. This is because they're new to travel as well. All their lives they've been told to sit up straight and put their iPhones away at mealtimes, so when they are suddenly allowed to go to Magaluf and do what they want, they end up in a hospital with an itchy crotch and a tube up what's left of their nose after it came into contact with a bartender's right fist.
For a solution to all this, we should take a leaf from the book of Sri Lanka. I'm told — but the high commission won't pick up the phone or answer emails, so I can't verify it — that Sri Lankan nationals wishing to travel are forced first to attend lessons on how to behave when abroad.
I find this hilarious because of all the places I've visited, Sri Lanka is the most polite and charming. Why would you teach someone with impeccable manners how to queue and look interested when visiting a temple? It'd be like giving Mrs Queen lessons in how to hold a knife and fork.
But imagine if Qatar sat its citizens down and said: "Look, chaps. When you take your Lamborghini to London this summer, don't rev its engine at four in the morning in Knightsbridge, because in England this is deemed unacceptable."
Or if the American government took Wilbur and Myrtle into a room at the airport and said: "By all means chat to other Americans you encounter while travelling, but not across a swimming pool."
I know the Chinese government is trying to tackle the problem of bad behaviour from its tourists by confiscating the passports of repeat offenders, and I know too that in the fullness of time experience will teach them the importance of saying "please" and "excuse me".
I hope that happens soon, because then we can go back to thinking of China as a country that hacked its way into the 21st century, grabbed the South China Sea, ripped off the designs it could copy and stole those it couldn't, bullied its way into Indochina and Africa, littered coastline after coastline with terrible three-star casinos and condos that have made property prices skyrocket and almost single-handedly kept the ivory trade going.
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And here's the Sun column: "Police have to get angry and get out there to stop violent stabbings — already the country is a worrying mess"

I don't understand what's going on. I started up New Vegas five days ago and I'm currently doing Dead Money. I got to the part where I need to bring the followers to their spot to open the casino. I decided to take a break from the story to do collectibles. I decided to start with Salida del Sol. As soon as I walked through the door my game crashed mid loading screen. I thought it was a random crash so I just reloaded my save and tried again but it kept crashing. I tried running Steam in compatibility mode and that didn't work either. I uninstalled NV and that seemed to fix it but an hour later and it's doing it again. How do I fix this?
Edit: I have no mods installed

After whole casino controversy. Thinking Rockstar Games needed treating there players (that us) with better content and updates in online community,by what doing that! With a new Motor Wars location & features! It been awhile we have last update of motor wars and seen battle royalestill popular (according to twitch & mixer),it still summer maybe could you're think,you're like to have a new motor wars? Taking place in Vespucci with hottest three of tourist attractions Beach,Canals and Puerto Del Sol,surrounding by lovely oceans . Players (us) can drop in battle can shooting and taking a drive or talk on Vespucci bleach or take a visit the Canals. Also though this new bring something new to table like new Motor Wars female size flight suit for the ladies/any gender of player,now 28 amount of players in motor wars change to 32! New color team "Black" (Merryweather Black Ops),if it night time don't worry there some night vision goggles on maps (but there only 5 of them) find them quickly. All brand new weapons added to the map like Heavy Revolver Mk,Double Barrel Shotgun,Bullpup Shotgun,Advanced Rifle,Combat PDW,Sawed-Off Shotgun,Machete,Flare Gun,Gusenberg Sweeper,Heavy Sniper, and Sticky Bombs. With brand new vehicles Land,Sea And Air. Deviant,Frogger,Mesa,Valkyrie,Hexer,seven cycles bikes,Blazer,Barrage,Dinghy,Tropic, and Seashark. So must stuff to Motor Wars VIII you're barley can't wanted happen! Maybe ask Rockstar Games on social media to make Motor Wars VIII,this time taking place at Vespucci. Enjoyed the fun under the sun and the carnage,when you're and team murdered other team to be on top and earn some cash & XP. BADOOM!
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There was a problem with the list original posted. Somehow I deleted record of the first 11 Skillbooks picked up.
As stated to u/shamelesscreature in comment below:

"All of the missing Skillbooks are in located between Trudy's GoodSpring's home and Nipton."

It's been fixed at this time. Better to have a good set data than one clearly flawed. Thanks u/shamelesscreature!
After an un-conclusve dialog with someone here regarding the total number of Skillbooks in the wasteland. The question of the total number of books was not resolved. So I re-started my run (was close to the start so the inconvenience was minimal), went forth and found each and every one of them.
Thanks to the invaluable assistance of u/shamelesscreature, found the first 11 Skillbooks acquired had been deleted from the records. The corrected list below includes all 110 Skillbooks in FNV. Regret the screwup and am happy to be able to now provide data matching the title.
Below is a full and complete list of every Skillbook in the main game and DLC's of Fallout New Vegas (with their specific positions redacted. For any wanting a copy including the redacted information, msg me).

• They are categorized according to type.
• Under Area the ones denoted as NVs indicate skillbooks that much be stolen to acquire.
• Under Skillbook Name those denoted as various are Skillbooks found in Workbench crates in the caves of Zion.
• There is one book and listed in the wiki, a copy of Tumblers Today, that was replaced by two Magazines (Milsup Review & Tæles of Chivalrie) upon release of the patch 1.2.0.31x. It was, and they are, located in The Crows Nest in Lonesome Road.

	Area	Skillbook Name	Type+#	Location
1	NV	Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor	BAR1	Allied Technologies offices
2	NV	Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor	BAR2	Cap Counterfeiting Shack
3	NV	Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor	BAR3	Vault 22
4	OWB	Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor	BAR4	The Sink
5	DM	Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor	BAR5	Salida del Sol South
6	LR	Tales of a Junktown Jerky Vendor	BAR6	Marked men guard outpost
7	NV	Nikola Tesla and You	EWN1	REPCONN headquarters
8	NV	Nikola Tesla and You	EWN2	REPCONN headquarters
9	NV	Nikola Tesla and You	EWN3	Old nuclear test site
10	NVs	Nikola Tesla and You	EWN4	Hidden Valley
11	DM	Nikola Tesla and You	EWN5	Sierra Madre vault
12	LR	Nikola Tesla and You	EWN6	Hopeville Missile Base Hqs
13	OWB	Nikola Tesla and You	EWN7	The Sink
14	NVs	Duck and Cover!	EXP1	Mojave Outpost
15	NVs	Duck and Cover!	EXP2	Sloan
16	NVs	Duck and Cover!	EXP3	Nellis Air Force Base
17	NV	Duck and Cover!	EXP4	Ranger Station Foxtrot
18	NVs	Duck and Cover!	EXP5	Mojave Outpost
19	NVs	Duck and Cover!	EXP6	Sloan
20	NVs	Duck and Cover!	EXP7	Nellis Air Force Base
21	NV	Duck and Cover!	EXP8	Ranger Station Foxtrot
22	DM	Duck and Cover!	EXP9	Residential District
23	LR	Duck and Cover!	EXP10	Collapsed overpass tunnel
24	OWB	Duck and Cover!	EXP11	The Sink
25	NV	Guns and Bullets	GUN1	Raul's shack
26	NV	Guns and Bullets	GUN2	Vault 34
27	LR	Guns and Bullets	GUN3	Hopeville armory
28	DM	Guns and Bullets	GUN4	Sierra Madre Casino
29	NVs	Guns and Bullets	GUN5	Gomorrah
30	OWB	Guns and Bullets	GUN6	The Sink
31	NV	Tumblers Today	LPK1	Wolfhorn Ranch
32	NV	Tumblers Today	LPK2	Bitter Springs recreation area
33	NV	Tumblers Today	LPK3	Silver Peak Mine
34	DM	Tumblers Today	LPK4	Sierra Madre Casino
35	LR	Tumblers Today	LPK5	Hopeville Missile Base
36	OWB	Tumblers Today	LPK6	The Sink
37	NVs	D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine	MED1	Novac
38	NV	D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine	MED2	Mesquite Mountains Crater
39	NVs	D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine	MED3	Novac
40	NV	D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine	MED4	Mesquite Mountains Crater
41	NV	D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine	MED5	Followers Safehouse
42	DM	D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine	MED6	Villa Clinic
43	LR	D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine	MED7	Buried Buildings
44	OWB	D.C. Journal of Internal Medicine	MED8	The Sink
45	NVs	Grognak the Barbarian	MWN1	Cannibal Johnson's cave
46	NVs	Grognak the Barbarian	MWN2	Cottonwood Cove
47	DM	Grognak the Barbarian	MWN3	Villa Police Station
48	LR	Grognak the Barbarian	MWN4	Hopeville women's barracks
49	OWB	Grognak the Barbarian	MWN5	The Sink
50	NV	Dean's Electronics	REP1	Jacobstown
51	NVs	Dean's Electronics	REP2	Sloan
52	NVs	Dean's Electronics	REP3	Nellis Air Force Base
53	NV	Dean's Electronics	REP4	Southern Nevada Wind Farm
54	DM	Dean's Electronics	REP5	Abandoned BoS bunker
55	DM	Dean's Electronics	REP6	Puesta del Sol switching station
56	LR	Dean's Electronics	REP7	Hopeville missile silo bunker
57	OWB	Dean's Electronics	REP8	The Sink
58	NV	Big Book of Science	SCI1	REPCONN headquarters
59	NV	Big Book of Science	SCI2	Brewer's beer bootlegging
60	NVs	Big Book of Science	SCI3	Camp Forlorn Hope
61	NV	Big Book of Science	SCI4	REPCONN headquarters
62	NV	Big Book of Science	SCI5	Brewer's beer bootlegging
63	NVs	Big Book of Science	SCI6	Camp Forlorn Hope
64	DM	Big Book of Science	SCI7	Executive suites
65	LR	Big Book of Science	SCI8	Ashton missile silo
66	OWB	Big Book of Science	SCI9	The Sink
67	OWB	Big Book of Science	SCI10	Y-0 research center
68	NVs	Chinese Army Special Ops Training Manual	SNK1	NCR Sharecropper Farms
69	NV	Chinese Army Special Ops Training Manual	SNK2	Camp Searchlight
70	NV	Chinese Army Special Ops Training Manual	SNK3	Vault 3
71	NVs	Chinese Army Special Ops Training Manual	SNK4	NCR Sharecropper Farms
72	NV	Chinese Army Special Ops Training Manual	SNK5	Camp Searchlight
73	NV	Chinese Army Special Ops Training Manual	SNK6	Vault 3
74	DM	Chinese Army Special Ops Training Manual	SNK7	Puesta del Sol switching station
75	LR	Chinese Army Special Ops Training Manual	SNK8	Sunstone Tower
76	OWB	Chinese Army Special Ops Training Manual	SNK9	The Sink
77	OWB	Chinese Army Special Ops Training Manual	SNK10	X-13 research facility
78	OWB	Chinese Army Special Ops Training Manual	SNK11	X-13 research facility
79	NVs	Lying, Congressional Style	SPK1	Brooks Tumbleweed Ranch
80	NV	Lying, Congressional Style	SPK2	Cerulean Robotics
81	NV	Lying, Congressional Style	SPK3	Lucky Jim Mine
82	DM	Lying, Congressional Style	SPK4	The Tampico
83	LR	Lying, Congressional Style	SPK5	Third Street Municipal Building
84	OWB	Lying, Congressional Style	SPK6	The Sink
85	NV	Wasteland Survival Guide	SUR1	Matthews Animal Husbandry Farm
86	NV	Wasteland Survival Guide	SUR2	Mesquite Mountains camp site
87	NV	Wasteland Survival Guide	SUR3	Scavenger platform
88	LR	Wasteland Survival Guide	SUR4	Waste disposal station
89	OWB	Wasteland Survival Guide	SUR5	The Sink
90	NV	Pugilism Illustrated	UNA1	Fisherman's Pride shack
91	DM	Pugilism Illustrated	UNA2	Villa
92	LR	Pugilism Illustrated	UNA3	Wastewater treatment plant
93	NV	Pugilism Illustrated	UNA4	The Tops
94	OWB	Pugilism Illustrated	UNA5	The Sink
95	HH	various	var01	Angel cave Workbench crates
96	HH	various	var02	Fallen Rock cave Workbench crates
97	HH	various	var03	Fallen Rock cave Workbench crates
98	HH	various	var04	Cueva Guarache Workbench crates
99	HH	various	var05	Angel cave Workbench crates
100	HH	various	var06	Fallen Rock cave Workbench crates
101	HH	various	var07	Cueva Guarache Workbench crates
102	HH	various	var08	Cueva Guarache Workbench crates
103	HH	various	var09	Stone Bones cave Workbench crates
104	HH	various	var10	Stone Bones cave Workbench crates
105	HH	various	var11	Cueva Guarache Workbench crates
106	HH	various	var12	Angel cave Workbench crates
107	HH	various	var13	Stone Bones cave Workbench crates
108	HH	various	var14	Angel cave Workbench crates
109	HH	various	var15	Fallen Rock cave Workbench crates
110	HH	various	var16	Stone Bones cave Workbench crates

I have been recently encountering random crashes (with DLC specifically) with Fallout New Vegas on Windows 10 but was unable to find someone who had a similar issue to me based on a quick Google search. I also tried looking for a new FNV help thread to post this in (ones that have created in the past on this sub), but haven’t seen someone with the same issue as me nor a non-archived thread of this sort, so that is why I am posting this here.
For starters, my system is an Acer Aspire GX-785 with an Intel Core i5-7400 CPU @ 3.00 GHz processor, and my version of New Vegas is from GOG.com (their version already has some of the "essential" mods built into the game). The game actually runs pretty smoothly for the most part (no crashes at all in the vanilla, non-DLC area of the game), but does encounter some crashes in the DLC areas (Dead Money and Honest Hearts are the only ones I’ve played through thus far). The crashes that occurred in Dead Money were mostly limited to one specific location in the game (the Sierra Madre casino floor), but it did crash once while entering the Puesta del Sol Switching Station. I know that New Vegas DLC is slightly more unstable than the base game, so I initially just shrugged it off as that being the case.
Fast forwarding to Honest Hearts, the game begins crashing more frequently, often in the course of playing the game normally. These crashes do not have any common factors associated with them (although the majority of them have occurred shortly after fast traveling within Zion), and the crash occurs as if I had paused the game, then went to Exit -> Quit Game right in the middle of playing it. No error messages of any sort show up, and GOG Galaxy backs up my saves as if I had done exactly that.
I am running no additional mods with this game (playing the Ultimate Edition of NV “off the shelf”), and the DLCs load in this order: all of the pre-order armor packs (Caravan, Mercenary, etc.), “Old World Blues”, “Lonesome Road”, “Gun Runner’s Arsenal”, “Honest Hearts”, and “Dead Money”. Since the last crash, I have verified my game files with GOG, but haven’t tried the game again to see if that fixes the issue. I am also considering running the game with Windows 8 compatibility mode on to see if that fixes things, but wanted to make sure no other known fixes exist before doing so.
Thank you in advance for your help!

Greetings, /Tucson! It's the OCTOBER 2016 HALLOWEEN edition of the Stuff to Do thread! There's SO MUCH to do this month in town!
Use this sticky to collect general stuff going on around town (including Tucson's surrounding areas) in October. You can still start new posts about an event, especially if you need help planning something. This will just serve as an easy reference. (PLEASE NOTE: You CANNOT start a new post if you are self-promoting, or if you are somehow related to the person(s) that stand to profit from said event. This is considered spam by reddit. Don't do it.)
Comment with the details (date, time, location, admission fee, age restrictions, etc.) about any event/gathering/get-together that you think people may be interested in and I'll update the text of the main post so people can easily see what's going on.
Examples of good stuff to tell us about include:

• Art shows/exhibits
  
• Museum events
  
• Musical acts/shows
  
• Gaming get-togethers
  
• Charity events for actual charities (not kickstarter-like campaigns for your startup xyz store)
  
• Your band's upcoming gig (playing at a venue that isn't your house)
  

And more!
^{Anything advertising any specific product or anything illegal will be removed.}
SEPTEMBER 29
Dueling Pianos - at Site 17, 840 E 17th St - doors 6PM/show 7PM-9PM - $50 - see website for tix
SEPTEMBER 30

• Pride on Parade - 4th Ave at 2nd St - 7PM-8PM
  
• World Margarita Championship - at The Westin La Paloma Resort - 6PM - $55/person - 21+ - see website for tix
  
• Vamos A Tucson Mexican Baseball Fiesta - Kino Stadium - Box Seats – $15/General Admission (Adult) – $10/Children (6-16), Seniors 55+, Military & Students (with ID) – $6 - see website for tix
  

ONGOING THROUGH OCTOBER
THROUGH OCTOBER 9
Mt. Lemmon's Oktoberfest - 10300 Ski Run Rd. - see website for more info
THURSDAYS THRU SUNDAYS (and Halloween Night)
Nightfall Tucson - at Old Tucson - adults 12+ $28 / children 9-11 $21 (lots of discounts available, see website for more info)
EVERY WEEKEND IN OCTOBER

• Apple Annie's Pumpkins, Hayrides, and Corn Maze - see website for details
  
• Valley of the Moon's Halloween Fundraiser - 2544 E Allen Rd - Tickets: $10/Students: $5/Members and Kids under 7: FREE - see website for times and tix
  

VARIOUS DATES THROUGH OCTOBER
Buckelew Farms Corn Maze & Terror In The Corn - see website for dates, prices, and discount nights
SEPTEMBER 30 - OCTOBER 2
RinCon 2016 - at Sheraton Tucson Hotel and Suites - 5151 East Grant Rd - see website for daily schedule and more info
OCTOBER 1

• Pride in the Park - at Reid Park - 12PM-sunset - $10 online tix/$12 at gate/$10 for students, seniors & military/Kids 12 and under are free
  
• 30th Annual Great Tucson Beer Festival - at Kino Sports North Complex - 6PM-10PM - see website for tix - 21+
  
• Tucson Historic Fencing Club Beginner's Day - at Udall Park - 8AM-11AM - look for the folks in orange shirts
  
• Locomotive Saturdays (thru 12/17) - At Locomotive #1673, 414 N. Toole Ave - 10AM-1PM - free
  

OCTOBER 1 & 2

• Tucson Reptile & Amphibian Show - at Tucson Expo Center - Adults $10/Kids 5-12 $5/Under 5 Free
  
• Vamos A Tucson Mexican Baseball Fiesta - Kino Stadium - Box Seats – $15/General Admission (Adult) – $10/Children (6-16), Seniors 55+, Military & Students (with ID) – $6 - see website for tix
  

OCTOBER 4

• Comedian Shane Mauss Good Trip Tour - at Borderlands Brewing - see site for more info
  
• Tuesday Night Classics: The Lost Boys - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
  

OCTOBER 7
Oktoberfest at Traildust Town - 6541 E. Tanque Verde - 5PM-10PM - pricing TBD
OCTOBER 7-9
Tucson Meet Yourself - downtown Tucson - see website for hours and locations
OCTOBER 8

• Foam N’ Glow Tucson - at the TCC - 7PM
  
• Second Saturdays Downtown - starts around 5PM - free to walk around
  
• Don't Blink Burlesque @ The Hut - at The Hut - 305 N 4th Ave - doors 8PM/show 9PM - Tickets $10/VIP $20 - ages 21+
  
• Locomotive Saturdays - At Locomotive #1673, 414 N. Toole Ave - 10AM-1PM - free
  

OCTOBER 11
Tuesday Night Classics: Silence of the Lambs - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
OCTOBER 14
ZOOcson 2016 - 6PM-9PM - $120 Per Person/$90 Per Zoo Member - 21+
OCTOBER 15

• Tucson Blues Dancers' every third Saturday - One hour lesson/three hours of social dance - at Movement Culture studio - 8PM-12AM - $5/person
  
• Locomotive Saturdays - At Locomotive #1673, 414 N. Toole Ave - 10AM-1PM - free
  

OCTOBER 14 & 15
Viva La Naughty! - at Unscrewed Theater - 3244 E Speedway Blvd - 9PM - $10
OCTOBER 16

• Tucson Bonsai Society's Monthly Meeting: Annual Swap & Shop - Catalina United Methodist Church, Building H, Room 230 - 12PM-4PM - see website for more info
  
• Wildcat Fencing Tournament - UA campus/Ina Gittings Gym - 10:30AM-3:30PM - open and free to public to spectate
  

OCTOBER 17
Eric Hutchinson Live - at Club Congress - $20 - doors 6PM - 16+
OCTOBER 18
Tuesday Night Classics: Aliens - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
OCTOBER 20-23
Film Fest Tucson - see website for full schedule of events
OCTOBER 21
The Planets on the Big Screen | Tucson Symphony Orchestra - at the Tucson Music Hall - 7:30PM
OCTOBER 22

• Dusk Music Festival - at Rillito Downs park - see site for more info
  
• BBW Meetup - 11AM - locations vary so check Facebook group
  
• Club Carnaval Brazilian Party - at Club Congress - $8/$10 - 7PM - 21+
  
• Locomotive Saturdays - At Locomotive #1673, 414 N. Toole Ave - 10AM-1PM - free
  

OCTOBER 22-23

• Oktoberfest at Casino del Sol - Located on the Pool lawn - Sat from 12PM-10PM/Sun from 12PM-5PM - see website for tix - 21+
  
• Open Studio Tours (West/NW) - various locations - 11AM-5PM - free - see website for list of artists/studios
  

OCTOBER 23
The Planets on the Big Screen | Tucson Symphony Orchestra - at the Tucson Music Hall - 2PM
OCTOBER 25
Tuesday Night Classics: Halloween (1978) - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
OCTOBER 28

• Nightmare on Congress Street - 7:30PM - $8 - see website for tix - 21+
  
• Howl-O-Ween at Reid Park Zoo - 6PM-8PM - $9.50 for all ages (except infants who are not trick or treating)/$7.50 for Zoo Members - see website for tix
  
• Spooky Kids Halloween on 4th Ave
  

OCTOBER 28 & 29
Chiles, Chocolate, & Day of the Dead Festival - at Tohono Chul Park - 9AM-4PM - $5 members/$15 general public/children 12 and under are free
OCTOBER 29

• Haunted History of Fort Lowell - at the Fort Lowell History Museum - 11AM-3PM - free - all ages
  
• Halloween In The Wild - at the International Wildlife Museum - 5PM-7PM - admission pricing - all ages
  
• University of Arizona Homecoming - at UA Mall - time TBD
  
• Locomotive Saturdays - At Locomotive #1673, 414 N. Toole Ave - 10AM-1PM - free
  

OCTOBER 29 & 30
Open Studio Tours (Midtown/Central Tucson) - various locations - 11AM-5PM - free - see website for list of artists/studios
OCTOBER 30

• Halloween "Be Kind" Bash - at Trail Dust Town and Golf n Stuff - 4PM-7PM - $12 - all ages
  
• Cyclovia - Miramonte to The Garden District - 10AM-3PM
  

OCTOBER 31
Halloween Night Dance Party at Club Congress - $8/$10 - 8PM
RECURRING EVENTS
NIGHTLY
SkyNights at UA Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter - 9800 East Ski Run Rd. - starts around 3PM - $65 Adults , $40 Youth (7-17 yrs) includes a light dinner
WEEKLY
Geeks Who Drink - different venues every day

• Monday - Dante's Fire - 8:00 PM / Public Brewhouse - 7:30 PM / Sir Veza's Taco Garage - 7:00 PM
  
• Tuesday - Hotel Congress - 8:00 PM / Frog and Firkin - 8:00 PM / Brew of A Sports Grill (Formerly Schrier's Sports Grill) - 7:00 PM
  
• Wednesday - The Auld Dubliner - 8:00 PM / Trident Grill - 8:00 PM / Playground Bar & Lounge - 7:30 PM
  
• Thursday - Aloft Tucson University - 7:30 PM (Starts Sept 4th) / Bumsted's - 8:00 PM / The Canyon's Crown Restaurant & Pub - 8:00 PM
  
• Sunday - Trident Grill II - 7:00 PM (Starts Sunday, May 15th)
  

MONDAYS
Laughs and Draughts (Open mic comedy & draught beer specials) - at The Flycatcher - 10PM - 21+
TUESDAYS

• Tucson Blues Dancers - at The Movement Shala on 435 E. 9th St - 7PM - free hour long lesson followed by 2.5hrs of social dance
  
• Retro Room Board Game Nights - 337 E. Fort Lowell - 6PM
  
• Tuesday Night Community Bike Ride - meet near UofA flagpole - 8:30PM
  
• Comedy open mic at Shooter's - 3115 E Prince Rd - Sign up at 8PM/show at 8:30PM
  
• Pale Blue Comedy Open Mic - O'Malley's on 4th - sign up at 9:30PM / show at 10PM
  
• Video Game/$2.50 You-call-it drink night with WTFAlex - 9PM - 21+
  
• Open mic at Delectables - 7PM-11PM
  

WEDNESDAYS

• Knitting Group - at Grandma's Spinning Wheel - 6544 E Tanque Verde Rd - 5PM-8PM
  
• Whiskey Wednesdays - Union Public House - no cover
  

THURSDAYS

• Twilight Thursdays at Tucson Botanical Gardens - 5PM-8PM - $9 Adults/$5 Children
  
• Gallery Row ArtWalk - 3001 E. Skyline Dr - free
  
• Comedy Open Mic at Laff's - doors at 7PM / show at 8PM
  

FRIDAYS
Free Women's Self-Defense Class - at Rising Phoenix Fitness - 2201 E. Broadway - 5PM
SATURDAYS

• Board Game Meetup - at Tucson Games & Gadget - 1PM
  
• Saturday Night Clay Parties - at The Tucson Clay Co-op - 3326 N. Dodge Blvd. - 6:30-8PM - $20/person (+$5 to fire pieces to keep) - see website for more details and to make reservations
  
• Saturday Nights at La Cocina w/ DJ Herm - La Cocina - 201 N. Court Ave. - 10PM - $3
  

SUNDAYS

• Amtgard/Obsidian Gate, full-contact LARP group, weekly meet - at Joaquin Murietta Park - noon
  
• Juggling Club - at Himmel Park, behind the library - 4PM
  

Hello to all the fine folks of /Tucson! It's the AUGUST 2017 edition of the Stuff to Do thread!
Use this sticky to collect stuff going on around town (including Tucson's surrounding areas) in AUGUST. All events must go in this thread and not in the main sub.
Comment with details (date, time, location, admission fee, age restrictions, etc.) about any event/gathering/get-together that you think people may be interested in.
Please make sure comments are written as follows, to keep them consistent and easy to read:

• WHAT
  
• WHEN (date and time)
  
• WHERE (no residential locations)
  
• SPECIFICS (cost, age reqs, etc.)
  

Examples of good stuff to tell us about include:

• Art shows/exhibits
  
• Museum events
  
• Musical acts/shows
  
• Gaming get-togethers
  
• Charity events for actual charities (not kickstarter-like campaigns for your startup xyz store)
  
• Your band's upcoming show (playing at a venue that isn't your house)
  

And more!
^{Anything advertising any specific product or anything illegal will be removed.}
AUGUST 1
Video Game Night/Kirby's Dream Band - at the Hut - 9PM - $3.50 you-call-it drinks - 21+
AUGUST 3

• First Thursdays at Madaras Gallery - 3035 N. Swan Rd - 5PM-7PM
  
• Matchbox Twenty Live in Concert - Casino del Sol's AVA Amphitheater - 8PM - $35-$99
  

AUGUST 4

• Movies in the Park - Reid Park Demeester Outdoor Performance Center - activities begin 6PM/movie around 7:45PM - free admission - all ages
  
• First Fridays at Arizona History Museum - Father Kino: Journey to Discovery - 6PM - discounted admission 4PM-8PM, program free with admission
  
• Friday Night Live! at Main Gate Square - 7:30PM - free
  
• 6th Annual House Rockin' Blues Review - El Casino Ballroom - 437 E. 26th St - 7:30PM-10:30PM - $15-$20
  

AUGUST 5

• ARTivity at Sonoran Glass School - 10AM-2PM - free activities and other activities for additional $3-$10 - all ages
  
• 4th Annual Tucson Michelada Challenge - Tucson Convention Center - 6PM-10PM - $25-$65
  
• Cool Summer Nights: Full Moon Festival - at AZ-Sonora Desert Museum - 5PM-10PM - regular admission rates
  

AUGUST 8
Dancing with the Stars: Live! - Hot Summer - at Tucson Music Hall - 7PM - $46-$238+
AUGUST 10
RuPaul’s Drag Race Contestants LIVE! WAR ON THE CATWALK - at Fox Tucson Theatre - doors 7PM/show 8PM - $20 – $55 - all ages
AUGUST 11
Classic Films at the Temple: The Godfather - at the Temple of Music and Art - 7:30PM - $10
AUGUST 12

• Retro Game Show Night Presents Sassword hosted by Tempest DuJour - at Hotel Congress - doors 6PM/show 7PM
  
• Metal Fest X - at The Rialto Theatre - Doors 6:30PM/Show 7PM - $5-$8 - all ages
  
• Second Saturdays Downtown - starts around 5PM - free to walk around
  
• Don't Blink Burlesque @ The Hut - at The Hut - 305 N 4th Ave - doors 8PM/show 9PM - Tickets $10/VIP $20 - ages 21+
  
• Cool Summer Nights: Creatures of the Night - at AZ-Sonora Desert Museum - 5PM-10PM - regular admission rates
  

AUGUST 12-13

• The Return of the Mermaids - 4th Ave. & downtown - free - kid friendly until 9PM
  
• Friends of the Pima County Library Community Sale - 2230 N Country Club Rd - 8AM-12PM
  

AUGUST 13
Meet + Sing + Join! Reveille Men's Chorus Season 23 Kick-Off Party - at Hotel Congress - 6PM-9PM
AUGUST 18
Friday Night Live! at Main Gate Square - 7:30PM - free
AUGUST 19

• AZ-Sonora Desert Museum's Teacher Appreciation Night sponsored by TEP - at AZ-Sonora Desert Museum - 5PM-10PM - preK -12 teachers admitted for free with ID
  
• Bacon, Blues & Brews - at Brother John's - 1801 N. Stone Ave. - 3PM-6PM - $20
  

AUGUST 20
Tucson's Birthday Celebration at Mission Garden - 946 W. Mission Ln - 4:30PM-6:30PM - adults $40/kids under 12 $12
AUGUST 26

• Achievement Unlocked: 3D Printing - Hosted by Oro Valley Public Library - 1305 W Naranja Dr. - 10AM-2PM - free
  
• Nature PLAY! at Reid Park Zoo - 8:30AM-11:30AM - activities free with zoo admission
  
• Beat The Heat Sangria & Salsa Festival - at Tucson Arena - 3PM-9PM - $15-$25+fees - 21+
  
• Cool Summer Nights: Creatures of the Night - at AZ-Sonora Desert Museum - 5PM-10PM - regular admission rates
  

AUGUST 26-27
Space Night 2017 - at Children's Museum Tucson - 6PM Saturday thru 9AM Sunday - $50 per person/$45 per person for members - adults and kids 4-12
AUGUST 29
Pink Martini - at Centennial Hall - doors 7PM/show 8PM - $40-$95 - all ages
AUGUST 30 - SEPT 3
HOCO Fest - at Hotel Congress - $15-$125 - see website for details
RECURRING EVENTS
NIGHTLY
SkyNights at UA Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter - 9800 East Ski Run Rd. - starts around 3PM - $65 Adults , $40 Youth (7-17 yrs) includes a light dinner
WEEKLY
Geeks Who Drink - different venues every day

• Monday - Public Brewhouse - 7:30 PM
  
• Tuesday - Hotel Congress - 8:00 PM
  
• Wednesday - Gentle Ben's Brewing Co - 8:00 PM / Trident Grill - 8:00 PM / Playground Bar & Lounge - 7:30 PM / Arizona Beer House - 7:00PM
  
• Thursday - The Canyon's Crown Restaurant & Pub - 8:00 PM
  
• Sunday - Aloft Tucson - 7:30PM
  

DAILY:
MONDAYS
Laughs and Draughts (Open mic comedy & draught beer specials) - at The Flycatcher - 10PM - 21+
TUESDAYS

• Tucson Historic Fencing Club's Practice - at 252 S Plumer Ave. - 5PM
  
• Tucson Blues Dancers - at The Movement Shala on 435 E. 9th St - 7PM - free hour long lesson followed by 2.5hrs of social dance
  
• Tuesday Night Community Bike Ride - meet near UofA flagpole - 8:30PM
  
• Comedy open mic at Shooter's - 3115 E Prince Rd - Sign up at 8PM/show at 8:30PM
  
• Pale Blue Comedy Open Mic - O'Malley's on 4th - sign up at 9:30PM / show at 10PM
  
• $3.50 You-call-it drink night with WTFAlex - 9PM - 21+
  

WEDNESDAYS

• Tucson Historic Fencing Club's Practice - at 252 S Plumer Ave. - 5:30PM
  
• Knitting Group - at Grandma's Spinning Wheel - 6544 E Tanque Verde Rd - 5PM-8PM
  
• Whiskey Wednesdays - Union Public House - no cover
  

THURSDAYS

• Twilight Thursdays at Tucson Botanical Gardens - 5PM-8PM - $9 Adults/$5 Children
  
• Comedy Open Mic at Laff's - doors at 7PM / show at 8PM
  

FRIDAYS

• Tucson Historic Fencing Club's Practice - at 252 S Plumer Ave. - 5:30PM
  
• Free Women's Self-Defense Class - at Rising Phoenix Fitness - 2201 E. Broadway - 5PM
  
• Live Jazz at Pastiche - at Pastiche restaurant - 7PM-10PM - see website for more info and events
  

SATURDAYS

• Board Game Meetup - at Tucson Games & Gadget - 1PM
  
• Saturday Night Clay Parties - at The Tucson Clay Co-op - 3326 N. Dodge Blvd. - 6:30-8PM - $20/person (+$5 to fire pieces to keep) - see website for more details and to make reservations
  

SUNDAYS

• Live Jazz at Pastiche - at Pastiche restaurant - 7PM-10PM - see website for more info and events
  
• Juggling Club - at Himmel Park, behind the library - 10AM
  

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Greetings! Happy New Year /Tucson! It's the JANUARY & FEBRUARY 2016 edition of the Stuff to Do thread! I have to consolidate these two months for time issues.
Use this sticky to collect general stuff going on around town (including Tucson's surrounding areas) in Jan/Feb. You can still start new posts about an event, especially if you need help planning something. This will just serve as an easy reference. (PLEASE NOTE: You CANNOT start a new post if you are self-promoting, or if you are somehow related to the person(s) that stand to profit from said event. This is considered spam by reddit. Don't do it.)
Comment with the details (date, time, location, admission fee, age restrictions, etc.) about any event/gathering/get-together that you think people may be interested in and I'll update the text of the main post so people can easily see what's going on.
Examples of good stuff to tell us about include:

• Art shows/exhibits
  
• Museum events
  
• Musical acts/shows
  
• Gaming get-togethers
  
• Charity events for actual charities (not kickstarter-like campaigns for your startup xyz store)
  
• Your band's upcoming gig (playing at a venue that isn't your house)
  

And more!
^{Anything advertising any specific product or anything illegal will be removed.}
JANUARY 5
Tuesday Night Classics: Hook - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
JANUARY 7

• Jack Hanna's "Into the Wild Live - at the Fox Theatre - 6:30PM - see website for tix
  
• VAMP Drag Show - at The Surly Wench - 424 N. 4th Ave. - 21+
  
• First Thursday of the month free admission at the Tucson Museum of Art - 140 N. Main Ave. - 5PM-8PM - all ages
  

JANUARY 8-10
The Arizona State Home Show - at the Tucson Convention Center - $8/day - see website for details
JANUARY 9

• Second Saturdays Downtown - starts around 5PM - free to walk around
  
• Bike-in Movie Night -Joel D. Valdez Main Library - 101 N Stone Ave. - 5:30PM-7:30PM - free
  
• Don't Blink Burlesque @ The Hut - at The Hut - 305 N 4th Ave - doors 8PM/show 9PM - Tickets $10/VIP $20 - ages 21+
  
• Retro Game Night ft. Tempest DuJour - 6PM - $12 - 21+
  
• Tucson Japanese New Year's Mochitsuki - at PCC Downtown - 11AM-3PM - $5/person (cash only), children 5 and under free - all ages
  

JANUARY 10

• Ajia's Sunday Funday - at IBT's - 616 N. 4th Ave. - 2PM
  
• QUEENSRŸCHE - at the Rialto Theatre - doors 6:30PM/show 7:30PM - $27+
  

JANUARY 12
Tuesday Night Classics: Taxi Driver - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
JANUARY 14
Grow Your Own: Seed Saving - Salazar-Ajo Branch Library - 15 W Plaza St, # 179 - 10AM-12PM
JANUARY 15
Château Disco - at The Flycatcher - 340 E. 6th St - 10PM-2AM - $5 - 21+ - RSVP at FB link
JANUARY 15-17
Tucson Fringe Festival - downtown Tucson - see website for schedules and tix
JANUARY 15-18
Friends of the Pima County Public Library Book Sale - 2230 N. Country Club Rd. - 9AM-4PM
JANUARY 16

• Volunteer Opportunity: Plaza Plantar Project Work Party - Joel D. Valdez Main Library - 101 N. Stone - 9AM-10AM
  
• Tucson Bonsai Society's Monthly Meeting: Bonsai Artist Ted Matson Demo - Catalina United Methodist Church, Building H, Room 230 - 12PM-4PM - see website for more info
  
• Tucson Blues Dancers' every third Saturday - One hour lesson/three hours of social dance - at Movement Culture studio - 8PM-12AM - $5/person
  

JANUARY 19
Tuesday Night Classics: The Warriors - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
JANUARY 22-23
Dillinger Days - at Hotel Congress - see website for both days' schedules
JANUARY 22
Hues 'n' Booze Paint 'n' Sip: Sugar Skulls - at Cafe a la C'Art - 150 N Main Ave. - 6:30PM-8:30PM - $35/person
JANUARY 23

• BBW Meetup - 11AM - locations vary so check Facebook group
  
• Tucson Electric Power’s Home Energizer Workshop - at the Reid Park Zoo - 10AM-12PM - free
  

JANUARY 23&24
La Encantada Art Festival - Saturday 10AM-5PM/Sunday 11AM-4PM - free - all ages
JANUARY 25
Brew-Haha Comedy Show - at Ermanos Craft Beer and Wine Bar - 220 N 4th Ave. - 8:30PM
JANUARY 26
Tuesday Night Classics: The Graduate - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
JANUARY 31
Romo Tonight - at The Flycatcher - 9PM - 21+
FEBRUARY 2
Tuesday Night Classics: Groundhog Day - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
FEBRUARY 3-6
Sonoran Glass School Art Schow - 633 W. 18th St. - free
FEBRUARY 4
First Thursday of the month free admission at the Tucson Museum of Art - 140 N. Main Ave. - 5PM-8PM - all ages
FEBRUARY 6

• CESAR MILLAN LIVE! - at The Tucson Music Hall - 7:30PM-9PM - see website for tix
  
• Savor Food and Wine Festival - at Tucson Botanical Gardens - $65/person - see website for tix
  

FEBRUARY 5
Sonoran Glass School's Flame Off 2016 - 633 W. 18th St. - 7PM-11PM - $20/person
FEBRUARY 6

• Lewis Black at Casino del Sol - Casino del Sol conference center - 7PM doors/8PM show - 21+ - see website for tix
  
• Art Safari - at Central Tucson Art Galleries and Studios - 154 E. 6th St. - 6PM
  

FEBRUARY 9
Tuesday Night Classics: When Harry Met Sally - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
FEBRUARY 13

• Second Saturdays Downtown - starts around 5PM - free to walk around
  
• Don't Blink Burlesque @ The Hut - at The Hut - 305 N 4th Ave - doors 8PM/show 9PM - Tickets $10/VIP $20 - ages 21+
  
• Cars and Coffee - Come grab a coffee and look at cool cars - at La Encantada, outside of AJ's - 8AM-11AM (winter hours) - If you have an interesting/cool car, you can bring it and participate
  

FEBRUARY 16
Tuesday Night Classics: The Princess Bride - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
FEBRUARY 18
Zoobiquity by author Barbara Natterson-Horowitz, M.D. - at the Fox Theatre - 5:30PM - free
FEBRUARY 19
Château Disco - at The Flycatcher - 340 E. 6th St - 10PM-2AM - $5 - 21+ - RSVP at FB link
FEBRUARY 20

• Cruise, BBQ & Blues Festival - at the Oro Valley Marketplace (SW corner of Oracle and Tangerine) - 10AM-3PM - $5/person, ages 10 and under are free
  
• FOURTH ANNUAL RIALTO GALA: STAGE DOOR CANTEEN - A SWINGIN' 1940S USO PARTY! - at the Rialto Theatre - doors 5PM/show 5:30PM - $75 - all ages - see website for tix
  
• Tucson Blues Dancers' every third Saturday - One hour lesson/three hours of social dance - at Movement Culture studio - 8PM-12AM - $5/person
  

FEBRUARY 21
Tucson Bonsai Society's Monthly Meeting: Bonsai Artist Ted Matson Demo - Catalina United Methodist Church, Building H, Room 230 - 12PM-4PM - see website for more info
FEBRUARY 23
Tuesday Night Classics: Breakfast at Tiffany's - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
FEBRUARY 27
BBW Meetup - 11AM - locations vary so check Facebook group
FEBRUARY 28
Romo Tonight - at The Flycatcher - 9PM - 21+
RECURRING EVENTS
NIGHTLY
SkyNights at UA Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter - 9800 East Ski Run Rd. - starts around 3PM - $65 Adults , $40 Youth (7-17 yrs) includes a light dinner
WEEKLY
Geeks Who Drink - different venues every day

• Monday - Dante's Fire - 8:00 PM / NEW Eclipse Sports Grill 7:00 PM
  
• Tuesday - Hotel Congress - 8:00 PM / Frog and Firkin - 8:00 PM (Starts Sept 8th)
  
• Wednesday - The Auld Dubliner - 8:00 PM / Trident Grill - 8:00 PM / NEW Playground Bar & Lounge - 7:30 PM
  
• Thursday - Aloft Tucson University - 7:30 PM (Starts Sept 4th) / Bumsted's - 8:00 PM / The Canyon's Crown Restaurant & Pub - 8:00 PM
  

MONDAYS

• 90s House Party - Hotel Congress - 9PM-2AM - free cover - $0.90 drinks - 21+
  
• Laughs and Draughts (Open mic comedy & draught beer specials) - at The Flycatcher - 10PM - 21+
  

TUESDAYS

• Tucson Blues Dancers - at the Boondocks Lounge - 3306 N. 1st Ave. - 7PM - free hour long lesson followed by 2.5hrs of social dance
  
• Retro Room Board Game Nights - 337 E. Fort Lowell - 6PM
  
• Tuesday Night Community Bike Ride - meet near UofA flagpole - 8:30PM
  
• Comedy open mic at Shooter's - 3115 E Prince Rd - Sign up at 8PM/show at 8:30PM
  
• Pale Blue Comedy Open Mic - O'Malley's on 4th - sign up at 9:30PM / show at 10PM
  
• Video Game/$2.50 You-call-it drink night with WTFAlex - 9PM - 21+
  
• Open mic at Delectables - 7PM-11PM
  
• Taco and Tecate Tuesdays - Hotel Congress - free live music at 9pm/for $5 you get tacos and a Tecate
  

WEDNESDAYS

• Knitting Group - at Grandma's Spinning Wheel - 6544 E Tanque Verde Rd - 5PM-8PM
  
• Whiskey Wednesdays - Union Public House - no cover
  

THURSDAYS

• Gallery Row ArtWalk - 3001 E. Skyline Dr - free
  
• Comedy Open Mic at Laff's - doors at 7PM / show at 8PM
  
• Big Brother Beats (Old School Hip Hop, R&B, and Funk) - at R Bar - 9PM-1AM - no cover
  

FRIDAYS
Free Women's Self-Defense Class - at Rising Phoenix Fitness - 2201 E. Broadway - 5PM
SATURDAYS

• Saturday Night Clay Parties - at The Tucson Clay Co-op - 3326 N. Dodge Blvd. - 6:30-8PM - $20/person (+$5 to fire pieces to keep) - see website for more details and to make reservations
  
• SATURDAZE Dance Party - Hotel Congress - 10PM - free - 21+
  
• Saturday Nights at La Cocina w/ DJ Herm - La Cocina - 201 N. Court Ave. - 10PM - $3
  

SUNDAYS

• Amtgard/Obsidian Gate, full-contact LARP group, weekly meet - at Joaquin Murietta Park - noon
  
• Juggling Club - at Himmel Park, behind the library - 4PM
  

Greetings, /Tucson! It's the AUGUST & SEPTEMBER 2016 edition of the Stuff to Do thread! Both months are combined due to temporary time contraints.
Use this sticky to collect general stuff going on around town (including Tucson's surrounding areas) in August and/or September. You can still start new posts about an event, especially if you need help planning something. This will just serve as an easy reference. (PLEASE NOTE: You CANNOT start a new post if you are self-promoting, or if you are somehow related to the person(s) that stand to profit from said event. This is considered spam by reddit. Don't do it.)
Comment with the details (date, time, location, admission fee, age restrictions, etc.) about any event/gathering/get-together that you think people may be interested in and I'll update the text of the main post so people can easily see what's going on.
Examples of good stuff to tell us about include:

• Art shows/exhibits
  
• Museum events
  
• Musical acts/shows
  
• Gaming get-togethers
  
• Charity events for actual charities (not kickstarter-like campaigns for your startup xyz store)
  
• Your band's upcoming gig (playing at a venue that isn't your house)
  

And more!
^{Anything advertising any specific product or anything illegal will be removed.}
JULY 26
Tuesday Night Classics: Footloose - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
JULY 27
Chris Isaak – First Comes the Night Tour - at the Fox Theatre - 7:30PM - $34 and up
JULY 29

• Martina McBride in concert - Desert Diamond Casino's Diamond Center (Sahaurita) - doors 7PM/show 8PM - tickets start at $27.50 - see website for info
  
• Friday Night LIVE! at Main Gate Square - jazz concert in the Geronimo Plaza Courtyard - 7PM - free
  
• Meteor Mania at Kitt Peak - 10PM-3AM - $45/person, $25/kids 8-16 - reservations required - see website for info
  
• Adult Recess Night - at Xtreme Sports and Fitness - 1861 W. Grant Rd. - 8PM - $20 Single/$30 for Two (After July 15th $25 Single/$40 for Two) - 21+ - see website for tix
  

JULY 30
Cool Summer Nights at the Desert Museum: Creatures of the Night - at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum - 5PM-10PM
AUGUST 2
Tuesday Night Classics: Smokey and the Bandit - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
AUGUST 4
First Thursday of the month free admission at the Tucson Museum of Art - 140 N. Main Ave. - 5PM-8PM - all ages
AUGUST 5
Movies in the Park: Frozen - at Reid Park's Demeester Performing Arts Pavilion - 920 S Concert Pl. - movie starts at dusk (7PM-7:30PM) - all ages
AUGUST 6

• Surfpalooza at Club Congress - 6PM-11PM - free show
  
• Cool Summer Nights at the Desert Museum: Insect Insanity - at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum - 5PM-10PM
  

AUGUST 9
Tuesday Night Classics: Titanic - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
AUGUST 11
Hues'n'Booze Painting Party: Moonlit Mermaid - at Maynards- 6:30PM-8:30PM - $35/person - see website to register
AUGUST 12
Friday Night LIVE! at Main Gate Square - jazz concert in the Geronimo Plaza Courtyard - 7PM - free
AUGUST 13

• Second Saturdays Downtown - starts around 5PM - free to walk around
  
• Don't Blink Burlesque @ The Hut - at The Hut - 305 N 4th Ave - doors 8PM/show 9PM - Tickets $10/VIP $20 - ages 21+
  
• *Cool Summer Nights at the Desert Museum: Astronomy Night - at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum - 5PM-10PM
  

AUGUST 16
Tuesday Night Classics: Friday - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
AUGUST 19

• Movies in the Park: The Sandlot - at Reid Park's Demeester Performing Arts Pavilion - 920 S Concert Pl. - movie starts at dusk (7PM-7:30PM) - all ages
  
• Lost 80's Live concert - at Casino del Sol's AVA Amphitheater - 8PM - see website for tix
  

AUGUST 20

• Salsa & Tequila Challenge - at La Encantada - $55/person - 21+ - see website for tix
  
• Retro Game Show Night hosted by Tempest DuJour: The Mismatch Game - at Club Congress - doors at 6PM/show at 7PM - $12 - see website for tix
  
• Cool Summer Nights at the Desert Museum: Full Moon Festival - at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum - 5PM-10PM
  
• Tucson Blues Dancers' every third Saturday - One hour lesson/three hours of social dance - at Movement Culture studio - 8PM-12AM - $5/person
  

AUGUST 21
Tucson Bonsai Society's Monthly Meeting: “Basics of Fertilizers for Bonsai” by Hector - Catalina United Methodist Church, Building H, Room 230 - 12PM-4PM - see website for more info
AUGUST 23
Tuesday Night Classics: Predator - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
AUGUST 26

• Alice Cooper in concert - at Casino del Sol's AVA Amphitheater - 8PM - see website for tix
  
• Friday Night LIVE! at Main Gate Square - jazz concert in the Geronimo Plaza Courtyard - 7PM - free
  

AUGUST 27

• BBW Meetup - 11AM - locations vary so check Facebook group
  
• Cool Summer Nights at the Desert Museum: Teacher Appreciation Night - at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum - 5PM-10PM
  
• The Ultimate Recess: Kids vs Adults - at Xtreme Sports and Fitness - 1861 W. Grant Rd. - 11AM - see FB for info
  

AUGUST 30
Tuesday Night Classics: Funny Girl - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
SEPTEMBER 1
First Thursday of the month free admission at the Tucson Museum of Art - 140 N. Main Ave. - 5PM-8PM - all ages
SEPTEMBER 3
Cool Summer Nights at the Desert Museum: Pollinator Night - at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum - 5PM-10PM
SEPTEMBER 6
Tuesday Night Classics: Dirty Harry - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
SEPTEMBER 10

• Second Saturdays Downtown - starts around 5PM - free to walk around
  
• Don't Blink Burlesque @ The Hut - at The Hut - 305 N 4th Ave - doors 8PM/show 9PM - Tickets $10/VIP $20 - ages 21+
  

SEPTEMBER 13
Tuesday Night Classics: The Money Pit - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
SEPTEMBER 17

• Tucson Blues Dancers' every third Saturday - One hour lesson/three hours of social dance - at Movement Culture studio - 8PM-12AM - $5/person
  
• Born and Brewed: Tucson's Beer Cup - at Hotel Congress - doors 6PM - $15-$50 - 21+ - see website for tix
  

SEPTEMBER 18

• Tucson Bonsai Society's Monthly Meeting: “Yamadori – Collecting Arizona’s Native Trees” by Frank Harris - Catalina United Methodist Church, Building H, Room 230 - 12PM-4PM - see website for more info
  
• Photo Safari for ages 16+ – African Adventure - at the Reid Park Zoo - 8:30AM-11AM - $40/person
  

SEPTEMBER 20

• Retro Game Show Night hosted by Tempest DuJour: The Mismatch Game - at Club Congress - doors at 6PM/show at 7PM - $12 - see website for tix
  
• Tuesday Night Classics: 2001: A Space Odyssey - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
  

SEPTEMBER 24
BBW Meetup - 11AM - locations vary so check Facebook group
SEPTEMBER 25
Hank Williams Jr. in concert - at Casino del Sol's AVA Amphitheater - 8PM - see website for tix
SEPTEMBER 24
Lego Robotics Experience - at the Pima Air Museum - kids 8+ w/adult - 1PM-2:30PM - free with paid admission
SEPTEMBER 27
Tuesday Night Classics: My Fair Lady - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
SEPTEMBER 30
World Margarita Championship - at The Westin La Paloma Resort - 6PM - $55/person - 21+ - see website for tix
RECURRING EVENTS
NIGHTLY
SkyNights at UA Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter - 9800 East Ski Run Rd. - starts around 3PM - $65 Adults , $40 Youth (7-17 yrs) includes a light dinner
WEEKLY
Geeks Who Drink - different venues every day

• Monday - Dante's Fire - 8:00 PM / Public Brewhouse - 7:30 PM / Sir Veza's Taco Garage - 7:00 PM
  
• Tuesday - Hotel Congress - 8:00 PM / Frog and Firkin - 8:00 PM / Brew of A Sports Grill (Formerly Schrier's Sports Grill) - 7:00 PM
  
• Wednesday - The Auld Dubliner - 8:00 PM / Trident Grill - 8:00 PM / Playground Bar & Lounge - 7:30 PM
  
• Thursday - Aloft Tucson University - 7:30 PM (Starts Sept 4th) / Bumsted's - 8:00 PM / The Canyon's Crown Restaurant & Pub - 8:00 PM
  
• Sunday - Trident Grill II - 7:00 PM (Starts Sunday, May 15th)
  

MONDAYS
Laughs and Draughts (Open mic comedy & draught beer specials) - at The Flycatcher - 10PM - 21+
TUESDAYS

• Tucson Blues Dancers - at the Boondocks Lounge - 3306 N. 1st Ave. - 7PM - free hour long lesson followed by 2.5hrs of social dance
  
• Retro Room Board Game Nights - 337 E. Fort Lowell - 6PM
  
• Tuesday Night Community Bike Ride - meet near UofA flagpole - 8:30PM
  
• Comedy open mic at Shooter's - 3115 E Prince Rd - Sign up at 8PM/show at 8:30PM
  
• Pale Blue Comedy Open Mic - O'Malley's on 4th - sign up at 9:30PM / show at 10PM
  
• Video Game/$2.50 You-call-it drink night with WTFAlex - 9PM - 21+
  
• Open mic at Delectables - 7PM-11PM
  

WEDNESDAYS

• Knitting Group - at Grandma's Spinning Wheel - 6544 E Tanque Verde Rd - 5PM-8PM
  
• Whiskey Wednesdays - Union Public House - no cover
  

THURSDAYS

• Twilight Thursdays at Tucson Botanical Gardens - 5PM-8PM - $9 Adults/$5 Children
  
• Gallery Row ArtWalk - 3001 E. Skyline Dr - free
  
• Comedy Open Mic at Laff's - doors at 7PM / show at 8PM
  

FRIDAYS
Free Women's Self-Defense Class - at Rising Phoenix Fitness - 2201 E. Broadway - 5PM
SATURDAYS

• Board Game Meetup - at Tucson Games & Gadget - 1PM
  
• Saturday Night Clay Parties - at The Tucson Clay Co-op - 3326 N. Dodge Blvd. - 6:30-8PM - $20/person (+$5 to fire pieces to keep) - see website for more details and to make reservations
  
• Saturday Nights at La Cocina w/ DJ Herm - La Cocina - 201 N. Court Ave. - 10PM - $3
  

SUNDAYS

• Amtgard/Obsidian Gate, full-contact LARP group, weekly meet - at Joaquin Murietta Park - noon
  
• Juggling Club - at Himmel Park, behind the library - 5PM
  

Greetings! It's the AUGUST 2015 of the Stuff to Do in Tucson thread!
Use this sticky post to collect general stuff going on around town (including Tucson's surrounding areas) in AUGUST. You can still start new posts about an event, especially if you need help planning something. This will just serve as an easy reference. The end of July can be found at the top of the list.
Comment with the details (date, time, location, admission fee, age restrictions, etc.) about any August event/gathering/get-together that you think people may be interested in and I'll update the text of the main post so people can easily see what's going on.
Examples of good stuff to tell us about include:

• Art shows/exhibits
  
• Museum events
  
• Musical acts/shows
  
• Gaming get-togethers
  
• Charity events for actual charities (not kickstarter-like campaigns for your startup xyz store)
  
• Your band's upcoming gig (playing at a venue that isn't your house)
  

And more!
^{Anything advertising any specific product or anything illegal will be removed.}
JULY 28
Tuesday Night Classics: The Usual Suspects - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
JULY 31
Movies in the Park: How to Train Your Dragon 2 - at Reid Park, Demeester Performing Arts Pavilion - 920 S Concert Pl. - movies begin at dusk - free
AUGUST 1

• The Cup Cafe 25 Year Anniversary - 6PM-8PM - all ages - free
  
• KMKR Summer Party Series: Pigmy Death Ray, The Tribulators, Texas Trash & the Trainwrecks - at Xerocraft - 101 W 6th St. - 7PM-10PM - $5 suggested donation
  
• Cool Summer Nights: Full Moon Festival - at the Arizona - Sonora Desert Museum - 2021 North Kinney Rd. - 5PM-10PM - General Admission (18-64) $19.50/Seniors (65+) $17.50/Youth (13-17) $15.50/Children (4-12) $6/Kids 3 and under free - see website for activities schedule
  
• Tucson Roller Derby double header - Tucson Indoor Sports Center - 1065 W. Grant Rd. - doors open at 6PM, first bout at 7PM - $20 VIP tickets/$15 at the dooPresale tickets $10 for adults - $5 for ages 11-17 - Free for children under 10 w purchase of adult ticket
  

AUGUST 4
Tuesday Night Classics: The Departed - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
AUGUST 5
Corona de Tucson Food Truck Roundup - 2653 E. First St. - 5PM-7:30PM
AUGUST 6

• Couch to 5k (C25k) running/training program (and every Thursday thru Sept. 9) - starting at the north end parking lot of Hi-Corbett - 6-7PM - free
  
• Kevin Nealon and Norm MacDonald - Casino del Sol conference center - 8PM
  
• The Parlor Show featuring The Magicians - at The Parish - 6453 N. Oracle Rd. - 7:30PM - $15/person
  

AUGUST 8

• Second Saturdays Downtown - starts around 6PM - free to walk around
  
• Don't Blink Burlesque @ The Hut - at The Hut - 305 N 4th Ave - doors 8PM/show 9PM - Tickets $10/$15/$20 - ages 21+
  
• Hummingbird Heart Garden Community Gardening - 938 S. Verdugo Ave. - 6PM-8PM
  
• Cool Summer Nights: Conservation & Comedy: The Joke's On Us! - at the Arizona - Sonora Desert Museum - 2021 North Kinney Rd. - 5PM-10PM - General Admission (18-64) $19.50/Seniors (65+) $17.50/Youth (13-17) $15.50/Children (4-12) $6/Kids 3 and under free - see website for activities schedule
  
• A(r)t Your Service: Reboot 2.0: Employee Art Show Opening Reception - at Hotel Congress - 6PM-2AM - free
  

AUGUST 8-9
Return of the Mermaids - 4th Ave. and Downtown Tucson - starts on the 8th at 11AM
AUGUST 9
Fall Out Boy - at Casino del Sol - 7PM - see website for tix
AUGUST 11
Tuesday Night Classics: Bad Boys - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
AUGUST 14
Movies in the Park: The Princess Bride - at Reid Park, Demeester Performing Arts Pavilion - 920 S Concert Pl. - movies begin at dusk - free
AUGUST 15

• 8th Annual Chess Fest - at Hotel Congress - 3PM-6PM
  
• Cool Summer Nights: Astronomy Night - at the Arizona - Sonora Desert Museum - 2021 North Kinney Rd. - 5PM-10PM - General Admission (18-64) $19.50/Seniors (65+) $17.50/Youth (13-17) $15.50/Children (4-12) $6/Kids 3 and under free - see website for activities schedule
  

AUGUST 16
Tucson Bonsai Society's Monthly Meeting: "A World of Hot Weather Bonsai" - Catalina United Methodist Church, Building H, Room 230 - 12PM-4PM - see website for more info
AUGUST 18
Tuesday Night Classics: The Shawshank Redemption - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
AUGUST 20

• Nandi's First Birthday Party Breakfast - Reid Park Zoo - 7AM - $50/person (discount for zoo members & children) - see website for tix
  
• Thursday Therapy at Cafe a la C'art - 150 N. Main Ave. - 6PM-8:30PM
  

AUGUST 21

• Ben's Bells Project's 2015 Science of Kindness Conference - at Banner-University Medical Center (Duval Auditorium) - 1501 N. Campbell Ave. - 6PM-9PM - see website to register
  
• Friday Night Live! at Main Gate Square - Geronimo Plaza, btw Park Ave and Euclid Ave on University Blvd - 7:30PM - free
  

AUGUST 22

• Tucson Birthday Celebration - at the Historic Train Depot - 414 N. Toole Ave. - 10AM-4PM (11AM birthday cake with Mayor Rothschild) - free admission - free parking
  
• Ben's Bells Project's 2015 Science of Kindness Conference - at Banner-University Medical Center (Duval Auditorium) - 1501 N. Campbell Ave. - 8AM-5PM - see website to register
  
• Cool Summer Nights: Science Rocks! & Teacher Appreciation Night - at the Arizona - Sonora Desert Museum - 2021 North Kinney Rd. - 5PM-10PM - General Admission (18-64) $19.50/Seniors (65+) $17.50/Youth (13-17) $15.50/Children (4-12) $6/Kids 3 and under free - see website for activities schedule
  
• Nandi’s Birthday Party Encore - Reid Park Zoo - 8AM - regular zoo admission
  
• 5th Annual Salsa & Tequila Challenge - at La Encantada Shopping Center - see website for tix - 21+
  
• OMGFest (Offline Multiplayer Game Festival) - Double Tree - 445 S. Alvernon Way - 10AM-10PM - $10 (proceeds go to Tucson Community Food Bank) - family-friendly event
  
• Blackout @ The Bashful Bandit - 3686 E Speedway Blvd. - 9PM-2AM - no cover - 21+
  
• MOCA Tucson's Screen Series: Family Movie Night - Buster Keaton Shorts - 265 S. Church Ave. - 8PM-10PM - free
  

AUGUST 25
Tuesday Night Classics: Beverly Hills Cop - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
AUGUST 26

• “Weird Al” Yankovic - Casino del Sol AVA Amphitheater - 7PM
  
• Eric Hutchinson - at The Rialto Theatre - 8PM - $22-$24 - all ages
  

AUGUST 29
BBW Meetup - 11AM - locations vary so check Facebook group
AUGUST 30
Romo Tonight - at The Flycatcher - 9PM - 21+
RECURRING EVENTS
NIGHTLY
SkyNights at UA Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter - 9800 East Ski Run Rd - starts around 3PM - $60 Adults , $30 Youth (7-17 yrs) includes a light dinner
WEEKLY
Geeks Who Drink - different venues every day

• Monday - Dante's Fire - 8:00 PM / NEW Eclipse Sports Grill 7:00 PM
  
• Tuesday - Hotel Congress - 8:00 PM
  
• Wednesday - The Auld Dubliner - 8:00 PM / Trident Grill - 8:00 PM / NEW Playground Bar & Lounge - 7:30 PM
  
• Thursday - Aloft Tucson University - 7:30 PM (Starts Thursday, Sept 4th) / Bumsted's - 8:00 PM / The Canyon's Crown Restaurant & Pub - 8:00 PM
  

MONDAYS

• 90s House Party - Hotel Congress - 9PM-2AM - free cover - $0.90 drinks - 21+
  
• Laughs and Draughts (Open mic comedy & draught beer specials) - at The Flycatcher - 10PM - 21+
  

TUESDAYS

• Retro Room Board Game Nights - 337 E. Fort Lowell - 6PM
  
• Pale Blue Comedy Open Mic - O'Malley's on 4th - sign up at 9:30PM / show at 10PM
  
• Video Game/$2.50 You-call-it drink night with WTFAlex - 9PM - 21+
  
• Taco and Tecate Tuesdays - Hotel Congress - free live music at 9pm/for $5 you get tacos and a Tecate
  

WEDNESDAYS

• Knitting Group - at Grandma's Spinning Wheel - 6544 E Tanque Verde Rd - 5PM-8PM
  
• Whiskey Wednesdays - Union Public House - no cover
  
• LIVE and Rare Residency (live music/DJ) - at R Bar - 9PM - free
  

THURSDAYS

• Gallery Row ArtWalk - 3001 E. Skyline Dr - free
  
• Comedy Open Mic at Laff's - doors at 7PM / show at 8PM
  
• The films of Indian filmmaker Satyajit Ray - at The Loft Cinema - 7:30PM - regular admission prices
  
• Big Brother Beats (Old School Hip Hop, R&B, and Funk) - at R Bar - 9PM-1AM - no cover
  
• Couch to 5k (C25k) running/training program (thru Sept. 9) - starting at the north end parking lot of Hi-Corbett - 6-7PM - free
  

SATURDAYS

• SATURDAZE Dance Party - Hotel Congress - 10PM - free - 21+
  
• Saturday Nights at La Cocina w/ DJ Herm - La Cocina - 201 N. Court Ave. - 10PM - $3
  

SUNDAYS

• Amtgard/Obsidian Gate, full-contact LARP group, weekly meet - at Joaquin Murietta Park - noon
  
• Make Your Own Bloody Mary Bar (sometimes with live music) - Hotel Congress - 10AM-2PM
  
• Juggling Club - at Himmel Park, near the library - 6PM
  

Greetings, /Tucson! It's the NOVEMBER 2016 edition of the Stuff to Do thread!
Use this sticky to collect general stuff going on around town (including Tucson's surrounding areas) in November. You can still start new posts about an event, especially if you need help planning something. This will just serve as an easy reference. (PLEASE NOTE: You CANNOT start a new post if you are self-promoting a business, or if you are somehow related to the person(s) that stand to profit from said event. This is considered spam. Don't do it.)
Comment with the details (date, time, location, admission fee, age restrictions, etc.) about any event/gathering/get-together that you think people may be interested in and I'll update the text of the main post so people can easily see what's going on.
Examples of good stuff to tell us about include:

• Art shows/exhibits
  
• Museum events
  
• Musical acts/shows
  
• Gaming get-togethers
  
• Charity events for actual charities (not kickstarter-like campaigns for your startup xyz store)
  
• Your band's upcoming gig (playing at a venue that isn't your house)
  

And more!
^{Anything advertising any specific product or anything illegal will be removed.}
OCTOBER 30

• Halloween "Be Kind" Bash - at Trail Dust Town and Golf n Stuff - 4PM-7PM - $12 - all ages
  
• Cyclovia - Miramonte to The Garden District - 10AM-3PM
  

OCTOBER 31
Halloween Night Dance Party at Club Congress - $8/$10 - 8PM
NOVEMBER 1
Tuesday Night Classics: Big Trouble In Little China - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
NOVEMBER 4-6

• Tucson ComicCon - at the TCC - see website for daily schedule and tix
  
• Tucson Celtic Festival - Rillito Raceway Park - 4502 N. First Ave. - see website for event schedule and for tix
  

NOVEMBER 5

• Official Tucson Comic-Con after party - at the Surly Wench - 9PM-2AM - $5 at the doo$3 w Tucson Comic-Con badge - 21+
  
• Tucson Walk to End Alzheimer's Disease - at Reid Park - 900 S Randolph Way - Registration at 7:30AM/Ceremony at 8:30AM/Walk at 9AM
  
• Carlos Mencia Live - at Casino del Sol's Conference Center - 7PM doors/8PM show - 21+
  
• A Night Under the Stars - at Agua Caliente Park - 6:30PM-8:30PM - free
  
• Tucson Historic Fencing Club's Beginners' Day (every first Saturday) - at 252 S Plumer Ave. - 9AM-noon
  

NOVEMBER 5-6

• Open Studio Tours (East/Foothills) - various locations - 11AM-5PM - free - see link for info
  
• All Souls Procession - begins at 4PM at N. 6th Ave. and the underpass/ends around 6:30PM at the Mercado San Agustin - see website for specifics
  

NOVEMBER 8

• ELECTION DAY - GO VOTE!!! Click here to find your polling place in Pima County.
  
• Election Day Party at Hotel Congress - 7PM - free
  
• Tuesday Night Classics: The Odd Couple - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
  

NOVEMBER 9
Loft Film Fest 2016 - $10/$8 members for individual tix - see website for full details
NOVEMBER 11

• Farm-To-Table Cooking Class - at Tucson Village Farm - 4210 N Campbell Ave. - 5PM-7PM - $30/person
  
• 97th Annual Tucson Veterans Day Parade - begins downtown at West Alameda St (see website for full route) - 11AM
  
• National Parks Fee-Free Day
  

NOVEMBER 12

• Sahuarita Pecan Festival - 1625 E Sahuarita Rd. - 9AM-5PM - on-site parking $5 per car
  
• Second Saturdays Downtown - starts around 5PM - free to walk around
  
• Don't Blink Burlesque @ The Hut - at The Hut - 305 N 4th Ave - doors 8PM/show 9PM - Tickets $10/VIP $20 - ages 21+
  
• Locomotive Saturdays - At Locomotive #1673, 414 N. Toole Ave - 10AM-1PM - free
  

NOVEMBER 12-13
Open Studio Tours (Downtown/South) - various locations - 11AM-5PM - free - see link for info
NOVEMBER 13
GABA Fall Bike Swap Meet - 7th Street Between 4th Avenue and 6th Avenue
NOVEMBER 15

• Dream Theater Live - at Centennial Hall - doors at 6:30PM/show at 7:30PM - $34.50-$69.50 - all ages - see website for tix
  
• Tuesday Night Classics: The Fugitive - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
  

NOVEMBER 18
Sweet Charity Dessert Challenge - at Loews Ventana Canyon Resort - 6PM - $45/person - all ages
NOVEMBER 18-20
31st Annual Holiday Artisans Market - at the Tucson Museum of Art - 10AM-5PM - free admission to market and museum
NOVEMBER 19

• El Tour de Tucson - see website for more info
  
• Retro Game Show Night is hosted by Tempest DuJour: The Wheel of Misfortune - at Hotel Congress - 7PM doors/8PM show
  
• Tucson Blues Dancers' every third Saturday - One hour lesson/three hours of social dance - at Movement Culture studio - 8PM-12AM - $5/person
  

NOVEMBER 20
Tucson Bonsai Society's Monthly Meeting: Annual potluck lunch - Catalina United Methodist Church, Building H, Room 230 - 12PM-4PM - see website for more info
NOVEMBER 22
Tuesday Night Classics: Planes, Trains and Automobiles - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
NOVEMBER 25
Lightwire Theatre: A Very Electric Christmas - at Fox Theatre - 6PM - $17-$50
NOVEMBER 26

• Family Behind the Scenes Tour - at the Reid Park Zoo - 9AM-10AM
  
• BBW Meetup - 11AM - locations vary so check Facebook group
  
• Locomotive Saturdays - At Locomotive #1673, 414 N. Toole Ave - 10AM-1PM - free
  

NOVEMBER 26-27
Tucson Symphony Orchestra SuperPops! Holiday Special: Home Alone in Concert - at the Tucson Music Hall - $15-$90 - see site for times and tix
NOVEMBER 29
Tuesday Night Classics: Polar Express - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
RECURRING EVENTS
NIGHTLY
SkyNights at UA Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter - 9800 East Ski Run Rd. - starts around 3PM - $65 Adults , $40 Youth (7-17 yrs) includes a light dinner
WEEKLY
Geeks Who Drink - different venues every day

• Monday - Dante's Fire - 8:00 PM / Public Brewhouse - 7:30 PM / Sir Veza's Taco Garage - 7:00 PM
  
• Tuesday - Hotel Congress - 8:00 PM / Frog and Firkin - 8:00 PM / Brew of A Sports Grill (Formerly Schrier's Sports Grill) - 7:00 PM
  
• Wednesday - The Auld Dubliner - 8:00 PM / Trident Grill - 8:00 PM / Playground Bar & Lounge - 7:30 PM
  
• Thursday - Aloft Tucson University - 7:30 PM (Starts Sept 4th) / Bumsted's - 8:00 PM / The Canyon's Crown Restaurant & Pub - 8:00 PM
  
• Sunday - Trident Grill II - 7:00 PM (Starts Sunday, May 15th)
  

MONDAYS
Laughs and Draughts (Open mic comedy & draught beer specials) - at The Flycatcher - 10PM - 21+
TUESDAYS

• Tucson Historic Fencing Club's Practice - at 252 S Plumer Ave. - 5PM
  
• Tucson Blues Dancers - at The Movement Shala on 435 E. 9th St - 7PM - free hour long lesson followed by 2.5hrs of social dance
  
• Retro Room Board Game Nights - 337 E. Fort Lowell - 6PM
  
• Tuesday Night Community Bike Ride - meet near UofA flagpole - 8:30PM
  
• Comedy open mic at Shooter's - 3115 E Prince Rd - Sign up at 8PM/show at 8:30PM
  
• Pale Blue Comedy Open Mic - O'Malley's on 4th - sign up at 9:30PM / show at 10PM
  
• Video Game/$2.50 You-call-it drink night with WTFAlex - 9PM - 21+
  
• Open mic at Delectables - 7PM-11PM
  

WEDNESDAYS

• Tucson Historic Fencing Club's Practice - at 252 S Plumer Ave. - 5:30PM
  
• Knitting Group - at Grandma's Spinning Wheel - 6544 E Tanque Verde Rd - 5PM-8PM
  
• Whiskey Wednesdays - Union Public House - no cover
  

THURSDAYS

• Twilight Thursdays at Tucson Botanical Gardens - 5PM-8PM - $9 Adults/$5 Children
  
• Comedy Open Mic at Laff's - doors at 7PM / show at 8PM
  

FRIDAYS

• Tucson Historic Fencing Club's Practice - at 252 S Plumer Ave. - 5:30PM
  
• Free Women's Self-Defense Class - at Rising Phoenix Fitness - 2201 E. Broadway - 5PM
  
• Live Jazz at Pastiche - at Pastiche restaurant - 7PM-10PM - see website for more info and events
  

SATURDAYS

• Board Game Meetup - at Tucson Games & Gadget - 1PM
  
• Saturday Night Clay Parties - at The Tucson Clay Co-op - 3326 N. Dodge Blvd. - 6:30-8PM - $20/person (+$5 to fire pieces to keep) - see website for more details and to make reservations
  

SUNDAYS

• Live Jazz at Pastiche - at Pastiche restaurant - 7PM-10PM - see website for more info and events
  
• Juggling Club - at Himmel Park, behind the library - 4PM
  

Greetings, /Tucson! It's the MAY 2016 edition of the Stuff to Do thread!
Use this sticky to collect general stuff going on around town (including Tucson's surrounding areas) in May. You can still start new posts about an event, especially if you need help planning something. This will just serve as an easy reference. (PLEASE NOTE: You CANNOT start a new post if you are self-promoting, or if you are somehow related to the person(s) that stand to profit from said event. This is considered spam by reddit. Don't do it.)
Comment with the details (date, time, location, admission fee, age restrictions, etc.) about any event/gathering/get-together that you think people may be interested in and I'll update the text of the main post so people can easily see what's going on.
Examples of good stuff to tell us about include:

• Art shows/exhibits
  
• Museum events
  
• Musical acts/shows
  
• Gaming get-togethers
  
• Charity events for actual charities (not kickstarter-like campaigns for your startup xyz store)
  
• Your band's upcoming gig (playing at a venue that isn't your house)
  

And more!
^{Anything advertising any specific product or anything illegal will be removed.}
MAY 3-8
First Annual Agave Heritage Week - Hotel Congress - see website for various events/times/prices throughout the week
MAY 3

• Tuesday Night Classics: Stripes - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
  
• Rancho Sahuarita Food Truck Roundup - 15455 S Camino Lago Azul - 5PM-8PM
  

MAY 5

• First Thursday of the month free admission at the Tucson Museum of Art - 140 N. Main Ave. - 5PM-8PM - all ages
  
• David Cross Live - at the Rialto Theatre - doors 7PM/show 8PM - $30-$45 - all ages
  
• Cinco de Mayo bash w/Roger Clyne & The Peacemakers - Hotel Congress - 7PM - $30 - 21+
  

MAY 6

• Shatner's World: We Just Live in it - at the Fox Theatre - doors 6:30PM/show 7:30 - $58-$114 - all ages
  
• Friday Night LIVE! at Main Gate Square - jazz concert in the Geronimo Plaza Courtyard - 7PM - free
  

MAY 7-8
Mother's Day Weekend at Old Tucson - 201 S. Kinney Rd. - 10AM-5PM - Adults $17.95/Children (4-11) $10.95
MAY 8
Mother’s Day Breakfast 2016 at Reid Park Zoo - 8AM-9:30AM - $40 non-membe$35 membe$15 children 2-14/(under 2 are free) - see website for menu and tix
MAY 10
Tuesday Night Classics: Roman Holiday - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
MAY 14

• Second Saturdays Downtown - starts around 5PM - free to walk around
  
• Don't Blink Burlesque @ The Hut - at The Hut - 305 N 4th Ave - doors 8PM/show 9PM - Tickets $10/VIP $20 - ages 21+
  
• Bike-In Movie - Wrenched (by the Pima County Library Bookbike) - in the Jacome Plaza - 101 N Stone Ave. - 7:15PM-8:45PM
  
• Bike Gear Swap Meet - at Saguaro Corners Restaurant - 3750 S Old Spanish Trl - 2PM-4PM
  

MAY 14&15
2016 Tucson Artists' Open Studio Tour - various locations/artists, see website for lists - 11AM-5PM
MAY 15

• Tucson Bonsai Society's Monthly Meeting: Summer Care for your Bonsai - Catalina United Methodist Church, Building H, Room 230 - 12PM-4PM - see website for more info
  
• All Things Cake: A Cake, Cupcake & Bakery Celebration - at Viscount Suite Hotel - 4855 E Broadway Blvd - 11AM-2PM - see site for tix
  

MAY 16
Playground Against Humanity - come play Cards Against Humanity at Playground Bar & Lounge - 278 E Congress - 9PM-11PM - free
MAY 17
Tuesday Night Classics: Gladiator - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
MAY 18

• Poe and More Poetry Reading! - at the Quincie Douglas Branch Library - 1585 E 36th St - 6PM-7PM - free
  
• Google I/O Developer Conference - at CoLab Workspace - 10AM
  

MAY 20
Friday Night LIVE! at Main Gate Square - jazz concert in the Geronimo Plaza Courtyard - 7PM - free
MAY 21

• Tucson Blues Dancers' every third Saturday - One hour lesson/three hours of social dance - at Movement Culture studio - 8PM-12AM - $5/person
  
• Retro Game Show Night Presents The Hollywood(ish) Squares ft. Tempest DuJour - Hotel Congress - 6PM - $12 - 21+
  
• Cool Summer Nights at the Desert Museum: Full Moon Festival - at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum - 5PM-10PM
  
• Hello, summer! - Museum of Contemporary Art - 7PM-10PM - $5
  

MAY 21&22

• 2016 Tucson Artists' Open Studio Tour - various locations/artists, see website for lists - 11AM-5PM
  
• USA Rugby National quarter and Semi finals - at Kino Sports Complex - $10/person - see website for full details
  

MAY 22
Picnic with the Grizzly Bears - at Reid Park Zoo - 5:30PM-7PM - $100 Adults/$75 Zoo Members/$30 Children (ages 5-14)/Event is not available for children under 5 - see website for tix
MAY 24

• Tuesday Night Classics: The Wizard of Oz - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
  
• Wildcat Comedy - at Illegal Pete's - 8PM-11PM - free
  

MAY 26
Snoop Dogg Live - at Casino del Sol's AVA Amphitheater - 8PM - see website for tix
MAY 28

• BBW Meetup - 11AM - locations vary so check Facebook group
  
• Cool Summer Nights at the Desert Museum - at the Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum - 5PM-10PM
  

MAY 29
Romo Tonight - at The Flycatcher - 9PM - 21+
MAY 28-29
Friends of the Pima County Public Library Mini Booksale - 8AM-12PM
MAY 31

• Tuesday Night Classics: Saving Private Ryan - Harkins Theatre - 5455 S Calle Santa Cruz - 7PM - $5
  
• Rooftop Yoga Hour - at Playground Bar & Lounge - 278 E Congress - 7PM-8PM - free (bring your own mat)
  

RECURRING EVENTS
NIGHTLY
SkyNights at UA Mt. Lemmon SkyCenter - 9800 East Ski Run Rd. - starts around 3PM - $65 Adults , $40 Youth (7-17 yrs) includes a light dinner
WEEKLY
Geeks Who Drink - different venues every day

• Monday - Dante's Fire - 8:00 PM / Public Brewhouse - 7:30 PM / Sir Veza's Taco Garage - 7:00 PM
  
• Tuesday - Hotel Congress - 8:00 PM / Frog and Firkin - 8:00 PM / Brew of A Sports Grill (Formerly Schrier's Sports Grill) - 7:00 PM
  
• Wednesday - The Auld Dubliner - 8:00 PM / Trident Grill - 8:00 PM / Playground Bar & Lounge - 7:30 PM
  
• Thursday - Aloft Tucson University - 7:30 PM (Starts Sept 4th) / Bumsted's - 8:00 PM / The Canyon's Crown Restaurant & Pub - 8:00 PM
  
• Sunday - Trident Grill II - 7:00 PM (Starts Sunday, May 15th)
  

MONDAYS

• 90s House Party - Hotel Congress - 9PM-2AM - free cover - $0.90 drinks - 21+
  
• Laughs and Draughts (Open mic comedy & draught beer specials) - at The Flycatcher - 10PM - 21+
  

TUESDAYS

• Tucson Blues Dancers - at the Boondocks Lounge - 3306 N. 1st Ave. - 7PM - free hour long lesson followed by 2.5hrs of social dance
  
• Retro Room Board Game Nights - 337 E. Fort Lowell - 6PM
  
• Tuesday Night Community Bike Ride - meet near UofA flagpole - 8:30PM
  
• Comedy open mic at Shooter's - 3115 E Prince Rd - Sign up at 8PM/show at 8:30PM
  
• Pale Blue Comedy Open Mic - O'Malley's on 4th - sign up at 9:30PM / show at 10PM
  
• Video Game/$2.50 You-call-it drink night with WTFAlex - 9PM - 21+
  
• Open mic at Delectables - 7PM-11PM
  
• Taco and Tecate Tuesdays - Hotel Congress - free live music at 9pm/for $5 you get tacos and a Tecate
  

WEDNESDAYS

• Knitting Group - at Grandma's Spinning Wheel - 6544 E Tanque Verde Rd - 5PM-8PM
  
• Whiskey Wednesdays - Union Public House - no cover
  

THURSDAYS

• Gallery Row ArtWalk - 3001 E. Skyline Dr - free
  
• Comedy Open Mic at Laff's - doors at 7PM / show at 8PM
  
• Big Brother Beats (Old School Hip Hop, R&B, and Funk) - at R Bar - 9PM-1AM - no cover
  

FRIDAYS
Free Women's Self-Defense Class - at Rising Phoenix Fitness - 2201 E. Broadway - 5PM
SATURDAYS

• Saturday Night Clay Parties - at The Tucson Clay Co-op - 3326 N. Dodge Blvd. - 6:30-8PM - $20/person (+$5 to fire pieces to keep) - see website for more details and to make reservations
  
• SATURDAZE Dance Party - Hotel Congress - 10PM - free - 21+
  
• Saturday Nights at La Cocina w/ DJ Herm - La Cocina - 201 N. Court Ave. - 10PM - $3
  

SUNDAYS

• Amtgard/Obsidian Gate, full-contact LARP group, weekly meet - at Joaquin Murietta Park - noon
  
• Juggling Club - at Himmel Park, behind the library - 4PM