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Join the Tucson Desert Song Festival as they celebrate the beauty of the human voice and showcase the world's greatest vocal artists in sunny Tucson. They offer an exceptional experience for music enthusiasts and those new to classical music. They have opportunities to learn, enjoy, and interact with acclaimed classical vocalists performing alongside Tucson's top performing arts groups. Their ultimate goal is to establish Tucson as a world-class destination for music lovers. So, you want to witness some of the world's leading classical singers collaborating with accomplished regional arts groups while enjoying pleasant winter weather, stunning sunsets, and various outdoor activities.

Are you ready for an experience of a lifetime? Look no further than Skydive Marana, which offers the ultimate skydiving adventure in Southern Arizona. Established in 1991, they have provided thrill-seekers an unforgettable experience for years. Whether you're an experienced jumper or a first-timer, you'll participate in the ultimate tandem skydiving adventure with the latest equipment and automatic activation devices at Skydive Marana. As you jump out of the plane, the stunning views of Pima County and the Catalina Mountains will leave you breathless.

Discover the rich history of Tucson at the Arizona Historical Society. Since 1864, the society has devoted itself to preserving and sharing Arizona's past. With a collection of artifacts from the Spanish, colonial, and territorial periods, the society offers an unparalleled resource for exploring the state's history. Visitors can see authentic relics of stagecoaches and personal effects of legendary figures like Wyatt Earp. The society's collections promote public understanding of Arizona's fascinating past and provide a unique opportunity for research on contemporary issues such as water availability, immigration, free trade, mining, ranching, agribusiness, defense industry, cultural diversity, and urban development, immerse yourself in Arizona's rich heritage at the Arizona Historical Society.