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Leonard Bernstein and wild mustangs. The Beatles in India and the sci-fi classic “Alien” on stage.
While COVID continues to dominate the headlines in 2021, Film Fest Tucson is offering a bit of an escape through cinema, Oct. 14-17, as it returns this year with a hybrid schedule of streaming and in-person screenings.
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Stratford Art Works, Inc., has purchased the 106-year-old Teatro Carmen in downtown Tucson with plans to resurrect it as an active community arts and cultural space.
The local nonprofit organization bought the property at 380 S. Meyer Ave. in Barrio Viejo from Bacon Industries, Inc., on June 10 for $940,000, according to public records.
Jul 1, 2021 / Updated Dec 29, 2021
Some 2,500 people in red shirts created the outline of a heart as part of the “Tucson Has Heart” event.
There is a lot of interest, dedication and enthusiasm for film here at Film Fest Tucson. It’s great.
Peter Bogdanovich
Director – Last Picture Show, Los Angeles