March 16th Spring Equinox Cacao Ceremony
w/ Ricky Abud 6-8pm
MSA Annex Festival Grounds
This introspective evening combines the heart-opening experience of sharing warm, ceremonial cacao with meditation, intention-setting and an immersive sound bath.
Tickets and info: ceremonywithricky.com
@rickyabud @flamchen @allsoulsprocessiontucson
Assisteens in a teen run philanthropic group and is part of Assistance League. The Fashion Show is a fundraising event. The money earned from the fashion show is used by the Assisteens to gift local Title I schools in areas of PE, music and art. There is also a silent auction with over 50 items available for bidding.
Shake, Sweat, Savasana Buti Yoga and Sound Bath is kicking off 2024 on Leap Day, February 29th!
Joined by DJ Herm, to bring live music to a new year of yoga…
Doors: 6pm
Starts: 6:30pm
$10
Saturday, 2/24
In Rave and Flam Chen present:
Flow for the Soul – the monthly dance party to benefit the 35th Annual All Souls Procession (11/3/24)
6-10 pm
$10 at the door
At The MSA Annex
267 Avenida Del Convento
4 Selected House Djs, Vendors and open stage to show your flow!
Contact: Paul Weir, 520-272-9041
Always held the second Sunday of each month from October through May, this open-air, urban flea market features 50+ vendors selling antique, vintage and all sorts of used and collectible items. It runs 8 a.m. until 2 pm in the parking lots and sidewalks on Avenida Del Convento between Congress and Cushing streets in the Mercado District. There’s plenty of parking on-site, and the street car runs right through the Flea, as well. Several local restaurants and retailers, 2 coffee shops, Westbound Bar and La Estrella Bakery in the Mercado San Agustin and MSA Annex are all open during the Flea as well.
The Mercado Flea is accepting applications for new vendors. If you have antiques, vintage, collectible or any sorts of used goods to sell, please email Carl at flea@mercadodistrict.com.
The Santa Cruz River Farmers’ Market aims to build a network that supports the development of a resilient, sustainable, and regional food system while addressing the need to create a more food secure community. Through the Market, we facilitate and support connections between local producers, community members, and partner organizations to promote access to fresh, local food, economic opportunity, and social capital.
We accept SNAP, Double Up, and can register WIC families and eligible seniors for the Arizona Farmers Market Nutrition Program Coupons.
Interested in becoming a vendor? Please visit The Community Food Bank of Southern AZ or contact the Farmers’ Market Coordinator at: farmersmarket@communityfoodbank.org or 520-240-4669.
Winter Hours: October-April, 3:00-6:00pm
Summer Hours: May-September, 4:30-7:30pm
