Irish spirit abounds
this weekend
Chamber Music fest
runs through March 14
Hotel first agenda item
for new Rio Nuevo board
Julian-Drew, carriage
house work set for April
Barrio Food & Drink
closed; future unclear
Trio of shows gives TMA
largest opening crowd
Saturday, April 5 at Presidio San Agustín del Tucson from 10am to 3pm. Free for all ages!

Celebrating Tucson’s Multi-cultural & Territorial Heritage!
Call (520) 884-4214 for more information.
Presidio San Agustín del Tucson
Church Ave @ Washington St
Directions
All ages & all free!
Parking

- Cannon fires at 10am, noon, 2pm
- Living history demonstrations
- A walking tour (10am-12pm)
- Period-inspired live music
- Games for the kids!
Period food (for purchase) provided by La Cocina Restaurant at Old Town Artisans, 201 N. Court Ave.

Tucson Presidio Trust members provide living history demonstrations of Presidio-era activities.
Starting at 10am.
Try on 18th century clothing!
Games for the kids!
Activities re-enact the lives of the residents, their daily routines, how they cooked, and how they made clothes.
Showcase of spinning and textiles, bread baking inside the horno, woodworking, medicine and food demos, and 18th century soldiering.
Meet at corner of Washington Street & Church Avenue.
10am-Noon: Why the Presidio Walls Came Down
by Local Historian Ken Scoville
Includes a packet of maps, photographs, and resource material.
RSVP for the free walking tour by calling Mr. Scoville at (520) 358-8500 or email opt1775@yahoo.com.
Old AZ Brass Band 11:30am-1pm
(1880’s Town Band)
Mariachi Nuevo La Fuente 1:30pm-3pm



