Sylvain Sidi MD

El Corral is a bustling restaurant decorated with cowboy memorabilia that features a classic Western-style steakhouse menu. For over 60 years, it has served fantastic prime rib, steaks, ribs, and tamale pie. The prime rib is available in three sizes - petite, oversized cut, and generous cut - all cooked to perfection and served with au jus. Substantial wood beams, flagstone floors, and fireplaces create the restaurant's rustic ambiance. It is a casual and inviting place where guests enjoy hearty meals and traditional Tucson hospitality. If you still have room for dessert, their Adobe Mud Pie is a must-try. El Corral also serves chicken, fish, and barbeque ribs in addition to their famous prime rib.

Experience the excitement and thrill of the Tucson Rodeo, Fiesta de los Vaqueros. You'll get to witness the most skilled cowboys and cowgirls as they compete in various events, like bareback riding, steer wrestling, saddle bronc riding, tie-down roping, and bull riding. Remember to indulge in the delicious food and live music while you're there. So, put on your boots and get ready to dance to the rodeo. This non-stop, action-packed event requires extraordinary skills, explosive action, and courage. You'll be on the edge of your seat while watching the cowboys and cowgirls showcase their talents in bull riding. Catch the thrilling barrel racing competition where the cowgirls show off their skills.

Are you tired of your daily routine? Why not change your frame of mind by getting dressed up for a night out and attending an evening of genuinely classic performances presented by the Tucson Symphony? The Tucson Symphony is the oldest continuing professional performing arts organization in Arizona, offering a variety of performances from Bach to Bernstein and regularly featuring guest performers. The dramatic crescendos and inviting melodies will leave you in awe. You will not only enjoy the beautiful sounds, but you will want to return for more. Make your evening unforgettable by experiencing the best classical music with the Tucson Symphony.