Things To Do In Tucson This Weekend For Holiday Visitors

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TUCSON, AZ – If you’re one of the many to visit Tucson this weekend after vacationing with a local family, there is plenty to do, whether spending more time with loved ones or taking a break from them want.

Crown of Tucson Artisan Market

Celebrate Small Business Saturday at this Saturday Crafts Market from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the Four Arrows Garden in the Corona Ace Hardware Plaza on 16335 S. Houghton Road. There will be plenty of local vendors and artists selling their wares, along with free ice cream from Living Branch Church and free succulents for kids from Four Arrows Garden.

One-shot dungeons and dragons game

Are you a nerd who likes to hang out with other nerds? Check out this one-off D&D game on Saturday at 5pm at Tucson Games and Gadgets in the Tucson Mall. It costs $ 5 to play and that includes snacks or drinks. Games & Gadgets promises friendly dungeon masters offering custom one-shot games in the store’s custom fantasy setting. Be sure to visit the Short Rest tavern which is in the store. If you are a local the store has games every Wednesday and Saturday.

“Miss Bennet: Christmas in Pemberley”

Intended for both Jane Austen lovers and newbies, this piece is an imaginary sequel to Pride and Prejudice with a Christmas theme. There are show times at 2:30 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. on Saturdays at the Temple of Music and Art, 330 S. Scott Ave. in Tucson. Tickets cost $ 50 to $ 80 each.

Christmas Crafts Fair in Reid Park

This Christmas fair promises more than 100 artists and sellers from across the Southwest. Buy gifts for loved ones or a small thing for yourself, including mosaics, walking sticks, paintings, and photography. The fair takes place on Saturday and Sunday from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in Reid Park, 920 S. Concert Place.

Made in Tucson Market

Learn about the Tucson arts scene and do some holiday shopping at the Made in Tucson Market, Sunday 10 am-5pm. The market will feature more than 100 Tucson artists and creators. The event, hosted by the Historic Fourth Avenue Coalition, will be held on 7th Street between 4th and 5th Avenues. Masking is recommended.

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