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A dozen chickens have found their way from a Pima County home to the fine folks at Pima Animal Care Center, resulting in a rare “5 Bucks a Cluck” sale.
The chicks were surrendered to the center on Tuesday night, with a total of 60 chickens of all ages ending up at the shelter, with close to 10 of the 60 available to be adopted immediately.
“It’s not often where we have so many chickens available to adopt,” said Director of Animal Services, Kristen Hassen-Auerbach. “We get some in from time to time, but not this many at once. Our shelter is already stretched pretty thin taking care of the hundreds of pets that have come in over the last couple weeks. If people truly want to help the shelter adopt a chicken, dog or cat.”
Anyone interested in adopting the chickens can contact Michele Figueroa, at
[email protected], with the birds going on a first come, first serve basis.
People can adopt up to five chickens at a time and should bring their own carriers, the release said.
For more information on the chickens and any of the center’s 118 pets up for adoption, visit www.webcms.pima.gov/cms/one.aspx?objectId=18469.
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After 12 years and thousands of posts, I have found my bloggers' credo, or more correctly, it found me. A rhyming couplet, revised just a bit from the 467-year-old original.
Post o'er Land and Ocean day or night:
They also serve who only sit and write.
Works for me.
(Thanks, and apologies, to John Milton.)
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on Wed, Oct 16, 2019 at 1:00 AM
Southern Arizona Senior Pride Book Club. Calling all LGBTQ+ seniors! This book club is a great way to meet like-minded people, and also a great way to get around to reading some fantastic books you might not have known about otherwise. This month, it’s A Gentleman in Moscow, by Amor Towles. The best seller is about a man living through the dramatic changes in Russia at the turn of the 20th century. Get reading! Then, get discussing! 2 to 3:30 p.m. Wednesday, Oct. 16. Ward 3 Council Office conference room (Council member Paul Durham), 1510 E. Grant Road. Free. Details.
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Lila Downs
Observing Dia de los Muertos al Chile, UA Presents multi-Grammy award-winning Mexican singer and cultural ambassador
Lila Downs. With appearances by
Grandeza Mexicana Folk Ballet Company and
Mariachi Femenil Flores Mexicanas. At Centennial Hall...
This folk pop band is named after their grandfather in their native Oregon. And, like salve applied on a wound, the sincere words and genetically perfected harmonies these sisters—
Natalie, Allison and Meegan—administer provide emotional remedy.
Joseph wave a "White Flag." At 191 Toole. L.A. indie/folk/rock trio
Run River North kick things off...
"Get the F*ck out of Here." Bordering on outright swagger—laden with hooks, propulsive guitar riffs, marching drum beats and the bombastic vocal delivery of lead singer
Kobra Paige— Kobra and The Lotus' latest album Evolution takes the next step. At EncoreTucson...
The rumor mill continues to run riot. "The Sandman"
Howe Gelb may show up and tickle the ivories. At The Coronet...
From San Francisco, out on the Fancy Acid Tour, "boba-psych" rockers
Bear Call are at Sky Bar.
La Cerca and Tropical Beach provide local support...
Golden Boots Duo + percussionist Tommy Larkins set the tone with relaxing instrumental background music. At The Coronet...
Former Genesis guitarist
Steve Hackett performs for the first time ever, what is considered by many "the definitive Genesis album," Selling England By The Pound in its entirety. At the Fox Theatre...
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Posted
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on Tue, Oct 15, 2019 at 1:01 PM
Time to get schwifty!
The Rickmobile is coming back to Tucson this month to bestow exclusive merch and photo opportunities upon diehard fans of Adult Swim's "Rick and Morty."
The mobile store, shaped like our favorite foul-mouthed, intergalactic scientist, will be coming to the Sky Bar, 536 N. 4th Ave., parking lot on Oct. 23 from 6 to 9 p.m.
While it's there, fans can line up to purchase exclusive show merchandise, like pins, shirts, coffee cups and more. The cost of the different collectables varies, with an $8 pin proving to the most thrifty option.
The event is free to attend but be sure to bring your credit/debit card as cash and checks won't be accepted.
The Rickmobile's stop in Tucson is part of the Don't Even Trip Road Trip, which concludes on Nov. 10 in Atlanta.
For more information on the Rickmobile, visit
Adult Swim's website here.
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Branding Your Brew. The TENWEST Impact Festival embraces all things forward-thinking and Tucsonan, so of course they’re engaging the local brewery scene. This hoppy celebration of Tucson’s craft brewers includes beer samples and presentations from local breweries. This includes discussing branding, design and marketing. Participating breweries are Pueblo Vida, Ten55, Tombstone, Tap & Bottle, Thunder Canyon and Borderlands. 5 to 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 15. 220 E. Broadway Blvd. $25 at the door or $10 for TENWEST Passport holders. Details.
Second SundAZe Family Day at TMA. Have you had a chance to check out the new TMA exhibit full of Oaxacan folk art? It’s colorful and curvy and wonderful, and straight out of the collection of Shepard Barbash and Vicki Ragan, who have one of the nation’s premier collections of Oaxacan woodcarving and ceramics. At this family-friendly day at the museum, try your hand at some all-ages art-making activities, including amate paintings, metal ornaments and clay animal sculptures. At 2:30 p.m., enjoy a performance by Circa 2014, the alumni choir of the UA Symphonic Choir. Free entry from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., with art activities until 3 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 13. Tucson Museum of Art and Historic Block, 140 N. Main Ave. Free. Details.
The Nuns, The Priests and The Bombs. This documentary follows nuclear disarmament activists, including Catholic nuns and priests, as they protest America’s nuclear weapons. This screening celebrates 39 years of the Nuclear Resister newsletter, and is a community rental of the Loft Cinema by local Nuclear Resister coordinators Jack and Felice Cohen-Joppa. There will be a brief intro to the film, and an opportunity for discussion afterwards. 7 p.m. Tuesday, Oct. 15. 3233 E. Speedway Blvd. $10-$39 (Sliding scale). Details.
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on Mon, Oct 14, 2019 at 12:15 PM
Calling all animal lovers, three local agencies are teaming up to host a “mega adoption event” this week.
Pima Animal Care Center, the Humane Society of Southern Arizona and Hermitage No-Kill Cat Shelter and Sanctuary, have come together to form "Tucson Shelters United.”
Individual locations of all three shelters, PACC at 4000 N. Silverbell Road, HSSA at 635 W. Roger Road and Hermitage at 5278 E. 21st St., will offer 50 percent off adoption fees for all pets for months and older. Prices will vary at each location.
The goal is to find homes for 600 pets. The event takes place Friday, Oct. 18 through Sunday, Oct. 20.
For more information, click
here.
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The Happy Fits
From NYC, these hardcore legends were one of the first bands to comingle heavy metal with punk, pioneering a new sound.
Sheer Terror cast fear into the hearts of unbelievers. At Club Congress. With
Thug Riot, Get A Grip, Sex Prisoner and Divine Hammer...
"Awfully Apeelin'"—making jiggy music that you can dance to—indie rockers
The Happy Fits take a deep breath and Concentrate. At 191 Toole. Buttressed by
The Solarists and Stripes...
The straight-up, shaken not-stirred, rock 'n' roll of
Zero Miles To Empty offers salvation. At Elliott's On Congress...
Riding "The Wind of Change" since the early 1980s, English smooth jazzers
Acoustic Alchemy have risen to the top of the contemporary jazz scene. At the Rialto Theatre...
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