Tucson Lifestyle

09/20/2025

Teaspoon, Tucson’s favorite globally inspired brunch spot, has expanded with a brand-new location in the Foothills.

Known for its home-kitchen–inspired, locally-driven menu, Teaspoon has been serving creative brunch dishes since 2017 at its original Oracle Road restaurant. Now, co-owners Teresa Cheung-Valencia and Mary Grzegorski are bringing the same beloved flavors to a second space—this time with a touch of Parisian charm.

Think airy neutrals, wicker pendant lights, cozy booths, and a shaded patio perfect for long brunches with friends.

Who’s ready to brunch at Teaspoon’s newest spot?

09/18/2025

Brunch in Tucson isn’t just a meal, it’s an experience. 🍳☕ We rounded up 5 of the city’s best spots for bold flavors, cozy vibes, and picture-perfect plates.

Brunch in Tucson isn’t just a meal — it’s an experience, and we’ve got a few places that really shine for their flavor, atmosphere and creative menus. Locals and visitors

09/13/2025

Free Event 🎨✨
Celebrate the vibrant creativity of Southern Arizona at Arts After Hours!

📅 Sunday, September 21
🕔 5–8 p.m.
📍 Corbett’s

Rsvp: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/arts-after-hours-tickets-1596018998789?aff=oddtdtcreator

Join Tucson Lifestyle for the launch of our September Arts Guide and experience an evening where visual and performing arts come alive. Mingle with local arts groups, enjoy live performances, and connect with the community in one unforgettable night.

Whether you’re an artist, a patron, or simply curious—this is the perfect way to dive into Tucson’s thriving arts scene.

09/12/2025

Buy, sell, trade, and play in the heart of Tucson. The local card community takes center stage on Saturday, September 13.

Tucson has long been waiting for a premier event dedicated to trading cards and collectibles — and this September, the wait is over. The 520 Card Show will make its

09/11/2025

Proof that screen time isn’t just for humans. 🦎

09/06/2025

Driving through Tucson, you can’t help but notice that art is around every corner. From vibrant walls in historic barrios to towering works downtown, our city has truly become Mural City. 🎨

These murals aren’t just splashes of color — they’re woven into the fabric of Tucson’s identity. Each one tells a story, celebrating milestones, honoring culture, and reflecting the voices of our community. They remind us of where we’ve been, who we are, and the aspirations we carry forward.

Public art here is more than decoration. It’s an open-air gallery that belongs to all of us, transforming everyday spaces into places of connection, pride, and inspiration.

Next time you’re out and about, slow down, look up, and let Tucson’s murals share their stories with you.

09/05/2025

Transforming a dated 1980s golf course home into a modern entertainer’s dream 🌿⛳️

This Foothills home now boasts a travertine patio, cozy outdoor seating under a grapefruit tree, a granite-topped grilling station, and even a custom putting green framed by blooming roses.

From drive-by pies during COVID to a beloved Thanksgiving pie party, this backyard has become the ultimate space for gatherings, laughter, and golf practice.

📸 Robin Stancliff

09/03/2025

✨ Celebrate the vibrant creativity of Southern Arizona at Arts After Hours! ✨

Join Tucson Lifestyle on Sunday, September 21, from 5–8 p.m. at Corbett’s for the launch of our September Arts Guide. Mingle with local arts groups, enjoy live performances, and experience an evening where visual and performing arts come alive.

This dynamic kickoff to Tucson’s arts season is your chance to connect, be inspired, and celebrate our community’s incredible talent—all in one unforgettable night.

Whether you’re an artist, a patron, or simply curious, this event is the perfect way to immerse yourself in Tucson’s thriving arts scene.

2025 Arts Guide Underwriters

🎨 Presented by HSL Properties
🎭 Supporting Underwriters: Holualoa Companies | Corbett’s • Hub • Playground | Vita Medica Institute

09/03/2025

From legends to locals, has hosted them all. 105 years. 200+ shows every year. 100,000 fans and counting. Tucson’s stage isn’t slowing down anytime soon. The Rialto Theatre — 105 years strong, and louder than ever. 🔥

08/31/2025

A splash of red on a winter day. 🌿✨“I spotted this American Robin enjoying the bright red pyracantha berries in Madera Canyon,” shares photographer Leslie Leathers. These migratory songbirds don’t always winter here, making each visit a treat for birdwatchers.

With their orange-red breast, striking blue eggs, and seasonal diet shifts—from insects in spring and summer to fruit and berries in fall and winter—robins are one of North America’s most familiar and beloved songbirds.

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