Occasionally, many of our local merchants offer special discounts on products and services for our visitors to Tucson and Baja Arizona.
These deals can amount to substantial savings on lodging, dining, and merchandise and make your vacation dollars go a lot further.
Check out our Sweet Deals in the posts below.
Before visiting our Baja Arizona attractions, we suggest you first buy a Tucson Attractions Passport for its 2-for-1 admissions and other savings. Buy one for every two people in your party. You can order online at Tucson Passport. $18 plus shipping and handling. Allow 10 days for delivery. Or you can purchase a Passport at most attractions, including: Arizona – Sonora Desert Museum Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum DeGrazia Gallery In The Sun Kitt Peak National Observatory Mount Lemmon Sky Center Old Pueblo Trolley Pima Air & Space Museum Sabino Canyon Visitors Center Titan II Missile Museum Tohono Chul Park Tombstone Courthouse State Historic Park … Continue reading
Our thanks to Keith Davis of Goose Flats Graphics and Janice Hendricks of the Tombstone Times for providing historic photographs of Tombstone and Bisbee. We will be using more of these priceless images in upcoming features. You can subscribe to the Monthly Tombstone Times! Receive the Tombstone Times paper edition in your mailbox for one full year. That’s 12 issues full of facts, fun and useful information from the “Town Too Tough to Die”. 1 Year U.S. Subscription – $24.00 2 Year U.S. Subscription – $44.00 1 Year Canada or Mexico Subscription-$29.00 2 Year Canada or Mexico Subscription-$56.00 1 Year Foreign Subscription – $36.00 2 Year Foreign Subscription – $70.00 1 Sample Issue – $2.50 BEST DEAL! Subscribe to Tombstone Times electronic edition for only $10 per year. (Issues are emailed worldwide as pdf files and require Adobe Reader to view and print) For more information about Tombstone, a map … Continue reading
The Arizona Sonora Desert Museum needs no introduction but, If you are going to have lunch at the Desert Museum, visit more than once or take advantage of the Gift Shop, it is worthwhile to buy a membership when you first arrive. There is a 10% discount for all members on most purchases, and the coffee is free! … Continue reading
Restaurant.com A good source of money-saving discounts. Type in your zip, hit your ‘Enter’ key and discounts at specific restaurants in your area magically appear. Sign up for regular email notices. … Continue reading
Tucson On The Cheap. A daily offering of discounts from Tucson businesses. … Continue reading
Diamond Lil’s is a blast back to the past, a Vintage and Gifts shop located next to El Corral Steakhouse, one of the oldest and more popular steakhouses in Tucson. A fun place where you can get quality cowboy as well as other clothes at a reasonable price. They are only open Wed. – Sun. 3-9pm. Take a look! 2201 #2 East River Road Tucson
One of the best kept secrets is the fact that the USDA Forest Service has cabin rentals, two of which are located in the Cochise Stronghold, Shaw Cabin and Half Moon Ranch.
Continue readingIt was our pleasure last summer to hear the unique sound of Tesoro at Hacienda Del Sol. Tesoro’s sound features a blend of rock, world, and jazz influences, Tesoro takes Flamenco Fusion to a new level. If you are interested in hiring TESORO for your private event or party, the band does it all; main stage events, corporate events, wedding ceremonies and receptions, cocktail parties, birthday celebrations, anniversary parties, charity events, as well as holiday parties. Please visit the ‘Contact’ page and send them an email with any questions you may have about hiring the band or inquiries for CDs. … Continue reading
Camping in Comfort
The Loft Cinema is Tucson’s premiere venue for art films – independent, foreign, alternative and classic narrative films and documentaries. The Loft was purchased in 2002, and acquired nonprofit arts organization status. The Loft hosts two free film series: the Tucson International Children’s Film Festival in July, and Essential Cinema, a series of classic art films on the big screen in new 35mm prints. In 2007, the Arizona Commission on the Arts noted that The Loft is “one of the most important cinema organizations in the state.” In 2008, The Loft was one of 17 mission-driven, community-based cinemas in the US invited by the Sundance Institute to join its Art House Project. The selection was based on quality of programming and involvement with the community. Without the efforts of The Loft, audiences in Southern Arizona would not have had access to many of films and visiting filmmakers who have enriched … Continue reading
