Tucson Weekly

1 week ago | tucsonweekly.com | Eva Halvax

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1 week ago | tucsonweekly.com | Alex Gallagher

Daniel Cordova is focused on making each of his six restaurants stand out in Tucson. His most recent venture is the grand opening of the street food scratch kitchen concept Antojitos, 63 E. Congress Street, Tucson. “My restaurant business journey began in 2015 with the opening of The Neighborhood, which turns 10 this year,” Cordova said. “With Antojitos, we wanted to do something different and serve traditional street vendor-style Mexican food.

2 weeks ago | tucsonweekly.com | Laura Latzko

Since 2018, the Latino Pride Alliance has celebrated Latino LGBTQ culture and connected people with educational, social, and health services through their Phoenix Festival. Now, they will bring a similar type of festival to Tucson. The first Latino Pride Festival Tucson will be Saturday, April 12, at the MSA Annex. Cumbia band La Sonora Dinamita will headline the festival.

2 weeks ago | tucsonweekly.com | Christina Fuoco

The Black Moods are starting a new chapter. The Tempe-based act boasts a new musician, new direction and a slew of new dates. Singer Josh Kennedy, drummer Chico Diaz and bassist Brenden McBride will introduce this to Tucson fans on Saturday, April 12, at The Rock. Classics by The Black Moods like “Whatcha Got,” “Sunshine” and “Saturday Night” are expected to be part of the set as well. “We’re really excited about this gig,” Diaz said.

2 weeks ago | tucsonweekly.com | Ed Condran

Buzz Osborne likes it hot. The Melvins vocalist-guitarist was born and raised in the Pacific Northwest and left the chilly, unpredictable climate for California in 1986. Osborne, who has lived in Hollywood since 1993, bought a home in Tucson in 2021. The seminal indie rocker, who has influenced Nirvana, Soundgarden and Tool, could never be a snowbird since he’s spending more than half of his time in sunny California and much of the rest of the year he favors Tucson.