If you are still looking for the Christmas Spirit or haven’t run out of it yet, here is a short list of things to do in Tucson, for your holiday entertainment. I cannot promise that you can still get tickets but it is certainly worth a try.

Friday, Saturday and Sunday
Zoo Lights at Reid Park
The Zoo is lit up from 6pm – 8pm. Walk through the Zoo and enjoy the lights. Be sure to dress warm.
Visit the Website for more information

Winterhaven Festival of Lights
Every Holiday Season the neighborhood of Winterhaven, Ft. Lowell district, puts on a fantastic display of lights. Walk, or take a hayride or trolley. Reserve your tickets here. There are Drive-thru nights as well, but it is very crowded at these times, so be prepared to drive slowly and take your time. The Winterhaven area is between Prince and Ft. Lowell and Tucson Blvd and Country Club.
Please visit the Winterhaven website for more complete information.

Ballet Tucson’s Nutcracker
The Nutcracker returns to the grand stage of Centennial Hall just in time for Christmas. Ballet Tucson’s spectacular production continues to dazzle audiences young and old alike. Experience Clara’s magical journey with giant-sized toy soldiers, swirling snowflakes and dancing sweets with the whole family! For more information visit the website.

Saturday and Sunday,
El Cascanueces, A Nutcracker Favorite
Dancing in the Streets Arizona (DITSAZ) will present the annual holiday favorite of the Nutcracker with special guests including Mayor Jonathan Rothschild, David Fitzsimmons, and more, surprise appearances.
Saturday, December 22, 2012, 7:00 pm
Sunday, December 23, 2012, 3:00 pm
For ticket information Visit the Fox Tucson Theatre

The Magic of Christmas
Tucson Music Hall
Saturday, December 22, 2012 at 8:00pm
Sunday, December 23, 2012 at 2:00pm
FEATURING:Michael Hall, guest conductor,
TSO Chorus, Tucson Arizona Boys Chorus,Tucson Regional Ballet, Desert Bells International
AND
Santa Claus!
Enjoy an all new holiday program with plenty of oldies and new surprises.
VERY FEW TICKETS LEFT!!!! For more information and tickets: Visit the Tucson Symphony Orchestra

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Posted by karen ratte, while Jim recovers from surgery.

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