May and June Events

Get in touch with Mother Nature at National Trails Day in Pinetop-Lakeside,
June 1.
© Heather Hall (photo contest submission)

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Note: Dates and activities could change. Before planning to attend events, phone for fees and to confirm days and times.

Hummingbird Banding at San Pedro House; June 1; Sierra Vista; 520-432-1388; www.sabo.org. Get an up-close look at the tiny birds as licensed banders catch, band, weigh, measure and release hummingbirds for research purposes.

Summer Art Cruise; June 1; Tucson; 520-629-9759; www.ctgatucson.org. Central Tucson Gallery Association members open their doors for a self-guided tour. Free.

San Pedro River Walk; June 1-29; Sierra Vista; 520-459-2555; www.sanpedroriver.org/fsprhome.shtml. Join docents from the San Pedro House on a 2-mile interpretive walk over easy terrain. Free.

Weird Plant Sale; June 8; Tucson; www.tucsonbotanical.org. Tucson Botanical Gardens hosts this quirky annual sale devoted to oddball plants and strange pottery from booths set up throughout the gardens.

Oro Valley Concert Series; June 13; Oro Valley; 520-797-3959; www.saaca.org/Oro_Valley_Concerts.html.  Oro Valley Marketplace features the Greg Spivey Band, one of the most sought-after groups in Tucson. Free.

Father's Day Weekend Golf Classic; June 15; Tucson; 520-792-9985; www.childrensmuseumtucson.org. Loews Ventana Canyon Mountain Course hosts a fundraiser that benefits the Children's Museum Tucson.

Ghost Hunt of Old Bisbee; June 22; Bisbee; www.OldBisbeeGhostTour.com. Participate in an actual ghost-hunting experience, which includes a training session, use of equipment, investigations of haunted locations around town, access to the private blog and a potential evidence DVD.