City Week: Week of Oct. 22, 2026 - Tucson Weekly
Richard F. Caris Mirror Lab Tours ONGOING The University of Arizona’s Richard F. Caris Mirror Lab produces some of the world’s largest telescope mirrors, combining expertise in physics, optics and advanced manufacturing. Located beneath Arizona Stadium, the facility helps enable astronomical discoveries through innovative mirror-making technology. Tours are offered Monday through Friday, with times available […] The University of Arizona's Richard F. Caris Mirror Lab produces some of the world's largest telescope mirrors. The Arizona State Museum's "Traditions in Motion" exhibition showcases a collection of hand-painted die-cast model cars and miniature vehicles created by Native artists. The Tucson Celtic Festival has been running for 40 years and will host three days of live celtic music, food and drink, and the traditional Scottish Highland Games. Ballet Tucson will celebrate its 40th anniversary with a program featuring four works, including a world premiere (“Ovation), an audience-favorite encore (‘The Storm Before the Calm), and the return of Spirit Garden. The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures will showcase a dynamic artistic tradition that transforms everyday objects into expressions of identity, creativity and cultural pride.
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The University of Arizona’s Richard F. Caris Mirror Lab produces some of the world’s largest telescope mirrors, combining expertise in physics, optics and advanced manufacturing. Located beneath Arizo... [4051 symbols]
