Things to do in Tucson
36 events, 8 tours to book, 34 local favourites and 4 walks and hikes in Tucson this week.
This week
- Día de los Muertos Celebration at St. Augustine Cathedral6:30pm · St. Augustine Cathedral Placita
- GWD Presents: Jeopardy Bar League!7pm · Hotel Congress (Plaza Stage)
- Halloween Bingo at Gibson7pm · Gibson Food Hall and Market
- TUSK: The Classic Tribute to Fleetwood Mac7:30pm · Fox Tucson Theatre
- Nightfall at Old TucsonOld Tucson
- Ghoul’s Night Out Halloween Market & Open House6pm · The Stillwell House & Garden
Where locals eat
Local favourites in Tucson
Going out
Bars, live music and nights out
Meet friends
Socials and weekly nights that welcome people on their own
Tours
Walks, shows and day trips
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Tucson: what's on, answered
What's on in Tucson this weekend?
This weekend (31 October and 1 November) there are 11 events listed in Tucson, including Downtown Tucson Halloween Trick-or-Treating, Candlelit Séance with Space Travelers Union and It’s Alive! Halloween Night @ R Bar.
Are there free things to do in Tucson?
Yes: 14 free events this week.
What tours can I do in Tucson?
There are 8 tours and day trips to book, including Saguaro National Park and Mount Lemmon SkyCenter SkyNights Stargazing.
Where should I eat in Tucson?
Local favourites include El Charro Café (Downtown), Penca Restaurante, Cruda Mariscos & Oyster Bar and Gibson Market, and for a drink, Club Congress (Hotel Congress) and Brandylion House of Tea & Spirits.
Where can I go hiking near Tucson?
Walking and hiking routes within 30 km of Tucson include The Chuck Huckelberry Loop, Bajada Loop Drive (Saguaro National Park West) and Cactus Forest Loop Drive (Saguaro National Park East).
How is this page put together?
It covers 28 October – 4 November and is refreshed several times a day from FreeGuides' own weekly research of Tucson. Times and prices come from each organiser, so check before you go.