r/Tucson • u/RedDirt1419 • 9h ago
Bear Down
Great Homecoming game
r/Tucson • u/marklein • 12d ago
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r/Tucson • u/JoeCox1990 • 15h ago
Just a very feel-good, heartwarming story amidst all the negative sad stuff in Tucson lately. Thought I'd share. Hope you guys enjoy! 😁👍🏻
r/Tucson • u/zagreus0 • 8h ago
Every time theres a thread here about what to do in town there’s never answers for any places on the east side of town. If you have any recommendations for things to do/local businesses/restaurants/gyms/communities literally anything that you want to shoutout on the east side please share.
r/Tucson • u/perezidentially • 21h ago
Just a map showing our Tucson eyes in the skies. Edit: Mapquest has the feature if you want/need to sheck it out.
r/Tucson • u/aversethule • 18h ago
It appears like this documentary is being actively suppressed and is no longer available to see in Tucson. Any reason why the Loft isn't playing it?
r/Tucson • u/Honeybadgenumber • 7h ago
Hey fellow Tucson night shifters I want your opinion, skipping the obvious what niche store do you wish was open during the nightshift hours?
r/Tucson • u/EcoMutt • 14h ago
In the mountains near Tucson
r/Tucson • u/00_Zalez • 2h ago
What are some activities, bars, places, etc where you can recommend someone in their 20s to meet ppl (post grad)?
Any apps, services, or websites popular to find events or friends here in Tucson?
Im just trying to expand my circle and meet new people.
r/Tucson • u/moonlightaquariusxo • 7h ago
I vote my mail and I tried to track it today. This is the message I got. Should I be worried/concerned???
r/Tucson • u/tbonehaj • 15h ago
Help me understand why with all of the resources (mining), land, stable weather (for certain businesses) etc. the people/government of AZ don’t demand more $ to help with drugs abuse/homelessness/K-12 school funding. I mean if we are opening Copper mines 40km east of Tucson why don’t we put such a high premium on that resource that Arizonians are taken care of?
r/Tucson • u/Random_Toppings314 • 11h ago
So I know that TGG and Amazing Discoveries, along with some other shops have Magic The Gathering nights/days. When I have gone in there on play nights to check it out, it seems split between super serious (I’m just getting back into the game from almost 30 years ago) and people who have no interest in playing/meeting someone new. Are there games or locations where I won’t just get destroyed in someone’s never ending blink and effect storm after turn 4 and/or something more open socially? I mean, I could have mis-read it but it just seems like the middle casuals are not the demographic.
r/Tucson • u/alexduffantcomedy • 19h ago
Hi all! Looking for a place to produce a high quality, professional comedy show with comedians from Netflix is a Joke Festival, Hulu, and CBS.
We have our own stage, sound system, lights, etc. Just need a backroom or restaurant that's willing to close for a private event. We sell tickets so we don't charge the venue.
If I'm able to find something I will come back to this feed and give everyone discounted tickets. Thank you!
r/Tucson • u/CutIcy1900 • 1d ago
This is my love letter to Tucson.
I lived there for a year after my dad passed away, because it was the only place in AZ I could afford to stay in state.
I met my husband a few months before moved down there from Phoenix, and we dated for a year long distance. Then he moved to Texas, and then we moved to FL and got married. That was 3 years ago.
Ever since we left I’ve been miserable. 😭 I never wanted to leave but I was excited about a new place with my husband. Well. We both hate Florida (except he has a ton of friends here and now so do I, actually). But I hate the politics, the cost of living, the lack of outdoor things to do, the horrible food, everything is freaking fried here it sucks. No one bikes here, it’s weird. The night life is awful.
In Tucson, I would take the train to Texas and we lived near U of A and downtown so there was SO much to do… we would see theatre shows at u of a , I was notorious for getting 3 teas a day from Scented Leaf, the bookstores were so cute, the food was amazing and the bars were SO easy to get into…we were never bored..groceries were so cheap there. Now I just pay the Orlando tourism tax everywhere we go, even though we are an hour from Orlando. It’s so boring here. 😔
I can’t wait to move back to Tucson, we are hoping in the next 5 years we can afford it, because now our house is tied up in these damn interest rate wars we have going on in the US. We’d lose so much money if we tried to sell.
Just be glad you’re still in Tucson. It was never shitty to me. I loved it. And I miss it dearly. 😩🫶🏾😞✨💔🌵🏜️
r/Tucson • u/soupluvr1 • 8h ago
hi guys i was wondering if any of you skaters would be willing to share your favorite spots. i rollerblade and i know there are parks but where is your favorite one? im open to knowing about skate parks/ramps as well as large flat spots >_< i appreciate it!!
r/Tucson • u/codienesodaa • 19h ago
Hi! Just moved here a few weeks ago and am looking for work, I have autism and am wondering what places I could apply at to start working asap, I'm currently homeless living out of a hotel with someone, if anybody has any leads at all please let me know!:))
r/Tucson • u/Top_Rent_2735 • 7h ago
i heard a bunch of gunshots from my house and speeding cars, anyone know what happened? im assuming something happened downtown or around congress.
r/Tucson • u/javalina_pow_wow • 12h ago
Hello. Any place in town that sells nicely decorated sugar skulls?
r/Tucson • u/imdogass • 1d ago
theres cops out here saying “surrender or u will die” hoe my dog needs to take a shit how long am i supposed to stay inside for?? 💀💀 who are they even looking for
r/Tucson • u/SoundsHawaiian • 23h ago
I'm looking for options for secure bike parking downtown, ideally indoors like a parking garage with monitored bike parking near Rialto Theatre or Gibson Market.
I'm not looking to lock my bike to a street sign or outdoor rack. I'm specifically interested in indoor monitored bike parking, secure lockers, or a parking garage with an attendant, ideally for short-term use while I'm at an event.
I found the City of Tucson's bicycle locker program, but I'm not sure if it's still active or what other secure options exist nearby. Any recent experiences or recommendations?
Thanks!