Tucson Holiday Ice
Located at 260 S. Church Ave., in front of the Tucson Convention Center Ticket Office, Tucson Holiday Ice offers a fun seasonal skating experience. Tickets, which include skate rentals, must be purchased online with no additional fees. Skates are available in sizes 8 (children) through 15 (adult men), and socks are required for all skaters, while gloves are highly recommended. For inquiries, call (520) 791-4101, option 1.
The rink is closed on Christmas but open on New Year’s Eve and New Year’s Day. Sessions fill quickly, so plan ahead for a festive outing on the ice! Click The Button for more details.
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Join The Drive Tucson as we indulge in delicious, homemade tamales, in the vibrant culture of the borderlands! Experience the mouthwatering flavors and enticing aromas of tamales hailing from the Southwest and Mexico. Dive into the age-old tradition of crafting tamales for Christmas at the exciting 20th Annual Tucson Tamal & Heritage Festival, hosted at the AVA Amphitheater within the Casino Del Sol Resort.
Get ready for an unforgettable day packed with live performances by talented local artists, captivating art and culture exhibitions, an array of local culinary delights, a bustling farmers market, and unique artisan vendors. And let's not forget the highlight of the day - a thrilling tamale-tasting competition! This event promises fun for the whole family, so mark your calendars and join in the festivities!
December 6, 2025 - 10:00 AM to 5:00 PM
AVA Amphitheater
5565 W. Valencia Rd. Tucson, AZ 85746
Contact: (855) 765-7829
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Heist is headed to the stage at Arizona Theatre Company, bringing a sharp, fast-moving story packed with twists, charm, and that live-wire energy you only get in a great theater. ATC has been a cornerstone of Tucson’s arts community for decades, known for productions that mix talent, heart, and a real sense of place. This show keeps that tradition going with a fun, clever ride that’s perfect for a night out in the Old Pueblo.
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Runs through 11/30 - 12/20
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ZooLights: Holiday Magic is back at Reid Park Zoo, lighting up Tucson with one of the city’s most beloved holiday traditions. Stroll through glowing pathways, shimmering animal displays, a giant color-changing holiday tree, falling “snow” in the Arctic Zone, festive music, treats, hot cocoa, and visits with Santa on select nights. It’s bright, warm, and pure Tucson holiday spirit. Perfect for families, date nights, or anyone who needs a little seasonal magic under the desert sky. Click The Button for more details!
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Connected to RoadHouse Cinemas, you can easily walk between the two, making it the perfect combo for movies, meals, and memory-making.
ROADIES is more than just a bar or a bowling alley. It’s a full indoor entertainment experience under one roof.
Spark Bowling
Interactive lanes that light up and respond as you play. There’s even a VIP Bowling Lounge for private parties and corporate events.
Axe Throwing
Try your hand at this fast-growing sport in a fun, controlled environment.
Krazy Darts
Take darts to the next level with animated scoring, team modes, and interactive features.
Laser Tag Arena
Step into a futuristic battleground with black lights, fog effects, and plenty of excitement.
Arcade Games and Prize Room
Over 100 of the most popular video and arcade games, plus a giant redemption room loaded with prizes.
ROADIES is also a full gastropub with a menu built for both quick bites and full meals.
Full-Service Kitchen
Expect quality food that goes beyond bar fare—burgers, sliders, wings, tacos, shareables, and more.
Full Bar and Happy Hour
Craft beer, cocktails, wine, and drink specials make ROADIES a great after-work hangout or weekend spot.
Micro Theatres
Private, 16-seat mini-theaters available for special screenings, parties, or team events.
Catch every game in style with two massive 14-foot LED screens in the sports bar area and dozens of TVs placed throughout the venue. Whether it’s NFL, NBA, college football, or major events, ROADIES is built for watching and cheering.
ROADIES is ideal for hosting:
With customizable space, private bowling lanes, Micro Theatres, and VIP options, it’s one of the most flexible party venues in Tucson.
Address: Grant and Swan, in the Crossroads Festival
Connected to: RoadHouse Cinemas
Open: Seven days a week
Reservations: Walk-ins welcome; groups and parties encouraged to book ahead
ROADIES is Tucson’s newest place to play, eat, and celebrate. From arcade games to axe throwing and great food to giant screens, there’s something for everyone.
Tucson, get ready...because this one is going to be a blast. After years of fans begging for a full-scale return, the master of musical mischief is headed our way in a show that promises to be louder, stranger, and more over-the-top than ever.
Tickets are going fast! See you soon for Weird Al's BIGGER & WEIRDER 2026 Tour at Tucson Arena inside the Tucson Convention Center on September 20! Don’t miss this incredible multimedia show with a super-sized 8-piece band and special guest Puddles Pity Party! Get tickets now
If Tucson ever needed permission to fully embrace its weird side… here it is. Enjoy.
American Top 40, The 70's w/ Casey Kasem, airs Sunday mornings from 9am to noon.
Radio and television personality Casey Kasem was born Kemal Amin Kasem on April 27, 1932, in Detroit, Michigan. He grew up with his Lebanese American family in the city. Kasem began working with radio while he was in high school, and he continued when he studied broadcasting at Wayne State University. Kasem was drafted into the U.S. Army in 1952, where he was a D.J. and announcer for Armed Forces Radio’s Korea Network.
In the 1960s, he worked as a DJ for radio stations in both San Francisco and Oakland, California where he began to develop his well-known on-air personality of being a music trivia expert. In 1970, Kasem came up with the idea of a countdown radio show, and on July 4th of that year, American Top 40 debuted on seven different radio stations. The program grew in popularity and was broadcast on over 1,000 radio stations by 1986. He hosted the program until 1988, and again from 1998 to 2003.
Casey did not limit himself to being a radio personality. In the mid to late 1960s, he was the host of a TV dance show called, Shebang, that aired in the Los Angeles area on weekday afternoons. This hosting job was his first gig as a television host. He also had a successful career providing the voice to various radio characters, most notably the voice of “Shaggy” on several Scooby-Doo, Where Are You series. From 1977 to 1981, he was the narrator on all of the national promotional announcements on NBC television.
In 1981, a star for Kasem was placed on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. For his radio work, Kasem was inducted into the Radio Hall of Fame in 1992, and, three years later, he was inducted into the National Broadcaster’s Hall of Fame. Kasem was also the recipient of the National Association of Recording Merchandisers Presidential Award for Sustained Executive Achievement in 2001.
Casey died on June 15, 2014, in Gig Harbor, Washington and was buried in Oslo Western in Oslo, Norway.
