Free Concert at the Fox with
Anna Warr and Giant Blue
Special 2nd Saturdays Discount for
BODIES Exhibit
Street Performers
Arts & Crafts Vendors
Downtown Business Specials
Odyssey Storytelling’s Mobile StoryCart
Santa Muerte Music & Arts Festival at Sacred Machine and Rialto Theatre
Entertainment Schedule
Saturday, Sept 11 2010
Fox Theatre, 17 W. Congress St.
7pm-9pm: Anna Warr and Giant Blue Band – rock and blues served with brass and sass!
Scott Avenue Main Stage @ Broadway Blvd.
Fourkiller Flats photo: Jamie Manser6:30pm-7:30pm: The Dusty Buskers – Performing with their latest four-man lineup, featuring award-winning banjo player Rudy Cortese and Hadji Banjovi of The Brambleberries on bucket bass. “Celtic-bluegrass tunes with a punk attitude and a subversive comedic slant.” TucsonScene.com
7:45pm-9:00pm: Sentido – Featuring guitarists Justin Fernandez and Brian Scott (formerly of Tesero) and bass player Andrew McClarron, the band showcases traditional Spanish flamenco music, while also incorporating lively danceable rhumba pieces. The style is comparable to the likes of the Gipsy Kings and Paco de Lu
9:15pm-10:30pm: Fourkiller Flats – “An alt-country combo that combines elements of post-punk rock with a decidedly country bent.” – Stephen Seigel, Tucson Weekly
The Screening Room, 127 E. Congress St.
6:30pm & 9:30pm Flamenco del Pueblo Viejo (featuring Jason and Mele Martinez) – a “taste” of the Tucson Spanish and Flamenco Festival at Casa Vicente Sept 15-19.
Street Performances
Along Congress Street
6pm-6:15pm: 7 Pipers Band
6:30pm-10:30pm: Living Statues, presented by Parasol Project
7pm-10pm: Critical Stilts
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Ronstadt Transit Center @ 6th Ave & Congress St
5:30pm-7pm: Les Avenge – Beat boy acrobatics
7:30pm-9:30pm: Five Way Street Five Way Street is made up of five seasoned musicians who all have a love for classic rock.
10pm-10:30pm: Orbital Evolution Modern Hoop Troupe
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Indian Village Lot – Kid’s Corner! Between Stone & Scott on Congress
West wall: Cinema La Placita screens Disney Classic Snow White
East Wall: Ultimate Electronics hosts Rock Band video competitions.
Plus art activities for the kids, and more!
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Old Pueblo Garage, 27 E. Congress St.
6pm-8pm: Blanco Cliff & John White
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NW Corner Congress St/Stone Ave (by Bruegger’s Bagels)
6pm-9:30pm: The Missing Parts
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SW Corner Congress St/Stone Ave
7:30pm-10pm: Les Avenge – Beat boy acrobatics
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Chicago Store, 130 E. Congress St.
6pm-10pm: Toby Chivers
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June’s Corner Store, 10 E. Broadway Blvd.
6:30pm-8pm: 7 Pipers Band
Downtown Venues
Flanagan’s Celtic Corner 222 E. Congress St. 7 Pipers Scottish Society of Tucson, 7pm-9pm.
Hotel Congress Patio 311 E. Congress St. A Son y Sol, 7pm
Maynard’s Market & Kitchen 400 N. Toole Ave. Chillie Willie Groove, 7pm
Red Room @ Grill 100 E. Congress St. George Rosenberg
Rialto Theatre 318 E. Congress St. Santa Muerte Festival with Mostly Bears, Gabriel Sullivan and
The Taraf de Tucson, Blind Divine, Ensphere, Strata Divide, WOPR (midnight dance party), Flam Chen.
The Screening Room 127 E. Congress St. Postcards from the Parks @ 7pm & 8:30pm
Vaudeville 110 E. Congress St. Bob Spasm and the Gods of Rock, Besmirchers, Cadillac
Steakhouse, Stripper Killers.