Category: Social

Tucson Benefest Coming to Armory Park 10/12/19!

 

BeneFest

“Introducing Tucson Benefest, an annual one day music festival bringing our community together to become informed, to celebrate and honor ALL beings through music, art, lecture, dance, and food. Our mission for 2019: Supporting our charity partner, Planned Parenthood of Arizona, in keeping its doors open for service.”

More info and tickets available at: Tucson Benefest

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

APNA Meeting 12/11/18: DUSK Festival, Armory Park, and Crime

From APNA President Anne Cooper:

Dear Neighbors: 
Just a few notes and updates from the meeting last Tuesday.
Page Repp, promoter of the Dusk festival was at the meeting to hear feedback from the neighborhood regarding the festival. Brent Dennis (Parks and Rec) and Greg Jackson (City Manager’s office) as well as Steve Kozachik were also there to answer questions about Armory Park and the permit process for events at Armory Park.
The majority of the questions at the meeting and from the listserv could be listed into 3 categories: 1) noise, 2) access – specifically on 6th Avenue, and 3) privatization of the park.

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APNA Meeting 12/11: DUSK Festival, Armory Park, and More!

The Armory Park Neighborhood Association monthly meeting is Tuesday 12/11 at St. Andrew’s Church. Come and hear what’s going on in the neighborhood!

Page Repp, the DUSK festival director, will be doing a presentation regarding the festival and answer questions.

Greg Jackson from the City Manager’s Office, and Steve Kozachik, Ward 6 Councilman, will discuss and field questions about Armory Park, the permit process for happenings at Armory Park, and its use and potential upgrades (Prop 407 monies and Rio Nuevo).

There will also be a presentation on the new Brush and Bulky program and updates on the Holiday party and Holiday decorations contest.

Trick or Treat!

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Here’s this year’s Armory Park Trick or Treat Map, thanks to Janet Miller! Thirty houses, but you know there are more. The dark orange map pins have some extra-cool decorations or activities. Trickers, this is not final. More Treaters will probably sign on at the last minute. Treaters, you’ll get more Trickers if your porch has some decorations.