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Events checked Thursday, October 29.
This week in Tucson
All 62 events →9:30 AM2026 Tucson Walk for ApraxiaCanada Del Oro Riverfront Park, Oro Valley
The 2026 Tucson Walk for Apraxia is set for Riverfront Park, bringing the community together to celebrate Apraxia Stars and raise awareness of childhood apraxia of speech. Organizers plan a safe, fun, and memorable experience for teams of supporters, with additional details to be shared on the local Walk website as they become available. Registration is free. Participants can work toward individual fundraising incentives, including this year’s Walk t-shirt, and registered walkers who raise $50 earn the official 2026 shirt. Each Apraxia Star is honored individually and receives a t-shirt, medal, and certificate in recognition of their hard work. Funds raised support the programs of Apraxia Kids, whose mission is to strengthen the support systems in the lives of children with apraxia of speech by educating professionals and families, fostering community engagement and outreach, and investing in the future through advocacy and research. The Walk brings together parents, family members, and professionals to connect, fundraise, and provide a space where families and Apraxia Stars feel understood and supported. It is the largest apraxia awareness event in the country, helping more children find the care they need as awareness grows.
551 W Lambert Ln, Oro Valley
10:30 AMThe Magic of Marigolds WorkshopLas Milpitas De Cottonwood, Tucson
At Las Milpitas Community Farm, this hands-on workshop celebrates the many sides of marigolds. Participants explore how these bright blooms can help deter insects, support companion planting, and flourish in high heat from late spring through fall. The program also delves into their connection to Día de los Muertos, where color and fragrance symbolize remembrance and are believed to help lead loved ones home. A small number of flowers will be available to take home by donation, and the event is donation-based.
2405 S Cottonwood Ln, Tucson
1 PMSaturday Poker Tournament at the Big Bad WolfTucson
A structured event featuring Texas Hold'em poker in a tournament format, bringing players together for competitive table play.
3700 N Oracle Rd, Tucson
2 PMManual Cinema: The 4th WitchCentennial Hall, Tucson
Manual Cinema reimagines Shakespeare’s Macbeth as a wordless shadow epic powered by live music. The story begins on the brink of war when a warlord’s army sweeps through a small town. A young girl escapes into an ancient forest, loses her family, and is taken in by a witch who teaches her the craft. As her abilities grow, so do her sorrow and her resolve to face the man who shattered her life. Told entirely with shadow puppetry and actors in silhouette accompanied by a live score, the performance draws viewers into a world of magic, grief, and retribution. Inspired by Macbeth yet told from a new perspective, it examines the lasting marks of conflict, the people history overlooks, and the cost of vengeance for those who survive. Presented at Centennial Hall in Tucson.
3 PMFreddy's Last Saturday Car ShowFreddy's Frozen Custard & Steakburgers, Tucson
Freddy’s monthly Last Saturday car show welcomes a wide range of vehicles with onsite, same-day registration only. The entry fee is $15 per vehicle. Select months are highlighted for club participation, and a Club Participation Award is presented in February, April, June, August, October, and December. Awards span many classes, celebrating both classic and modern builds. Categories include classic and modern trucks, specialty vehicles, classics and moderns, classic and modern muscle, classic and modern import or compact or tuner, sports cars, street rods, and works in progress. Featured honors include Best Classic Truck, known as The Big John, Best Sports Car, recognized with The Akers Award, and Best of Show, called Charlies Cup. Additional recognitions include People’s Choice, Kids Choice, Vets Choice, Freddy’s and Obsessions Choice, Best Ford, Best GM, Best Mopar, and Best Foreign. Event guidelines emphasize safety and respect. Follow parking attendants, keep the area clean, and treat others and their vehicles with care. Alcohol is not permitted. Please avoid excessive engine revving, burnouts, tire squeals, and overly loud music. Keep a close eye on children and pets. Drones are not allowed without permission from Obsessions Car Club, and everyone is expected to arrive and depart courteously.
11143 N Oracle Rd, Tucson
4:15 PMYogaThe Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures, Tucson
Practice an hour of all-level yoga among the imaginative displays of the Enchanted Realm at The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures in Tucson. Sessions take place after the galleries have closed to the public, creating a calm setting for relaxation and mindfulness. The program welcomes adults and participants ages 12 and up. Pricing is $10 for the general public, which includes admission to the museum on the same day, and $5 for museum members. Please bring your own yoga mat and water bottle. Online advance registration is required and capacity is limited. This series is offered on the last Saturday of each month. Plan to arrive a bit early if you would like time to explore the exhibits at your own pace.
4455 E Camp Lowell Dr, Tucson
6 PMDungeons & Dragons: SaturdayPolyhedron Gamestore, Tucson
Polyhedron Gamestore hosts Dungeons & Dragons 5th Edition game sessions that invite players to step into heroic roles and connect with a new group of friends. Seating is limited, and reservations can be made at the store.
5809 N Oracle Rd, Tucson
7 PMGift HorseSt. Philips Plaza, Tucson
At St. Philips Plaza, Gift Horse presents a Halloween program dedicated to Fleetwood Mac, performing the Rumours album from start to finish. The set follows every track in sequence for a complete album experience.
4350 N Campbell Ave, Tucson