A Couple Of Guys And Their Trucks

Discover the crown jewel of downtown Tucson - The Fox Theatre. As one of the Southwest's most vibrant performing arts centers, The Fox has significantly revitalized the area and has become a celebrated setting for exceptional live arts experiences. With around 150-160 events annually, over 75,000 patrons have enjoyed unforgettable performances within the intimate 1,164-seat theater. The Fox attracts national and international talent and features classic films on the big screen, making it a premier live performance venue. And, if you're looking for the perfect venue for your next event, The Fox is available for rent as a multi-purpose, elegant facility for corporate, non-profit, and private events. Experience the magic of The Fox Theatre and be a part of the community growth it fosters.

Gray Line has been showcasing the wonders of Tucson to people from around the world since 1916. This family-owned and operated business offers tour programs covering local and regional sites. They strive to make guests feel like "temporary locals." Their tours feature luxury transportation, knowledgeable guides, and unique experiences for individuals and groups alike. If you're looking to explore Tucson and Southern Arizona, let Gray Line be your guide. As the longest-running tour business, they have the experience and expertise to make your trip memorable. For newcomers, the Old Pueblo tour is a great place to start. This tour provides an exciting overview of Tucson with a finish at one of the Southwest's best attractions, the San Xavier Mission.

The Maverick is Tucson's oldest and longest-running live country music venue, with a history spanning over 60 years. They take pride in their vast dance floor, three separate bars, pool tables, top-notch food, and dance lessons offered five nights a week. They only feature the best in live country music, and they have great drink specials every night. Founded in 1962, The Maverick relocated to a bigger and better location on Tucson's famous "restaurant row" of Tanque Verde Road. They aren't a trendy country-themed warehouse dancehall; they have an old-school honky-tonk heart with a Cheers-like attitude, where everybody knows your name.