The UA Campus Pantry is hosting their annual Basic Needs Center Benefit Dinner to raise funds for students and the UA community who are struggling with food and clothing insecurity.
Join for a silent auction, tour of both the Campus Pantry and Closet, student presentations, and delicious dinner while supporting the Campus Pantry and Campus Closet!

Join Tucson Hop Shop and the Girl Scout Troop 293 for a cookie pairing with Firestone Walker.

Hang out afterward and enjoy some funk and soul music from Lonesome Desert!

Image provided by Tucson Hop Shop

Celebrate the 1 year anniversary of the Century Room with a special jam session of Century Room regulars!

Over the past year, the Century Room has hosted hundreds of concerts featuring Tucson’s finest jazz musicians and on Friday February 3rd, many of them will come together onstage for a special celebratory jam session!

Hosted by Century Room founder and general manager Arthur Vint, he’ll be inviting up musician friends from the audience including saxophonists Brice Winston, Kevin Ravalette and Eric Nakanishi, trumpeters Morani Sanders and Glendon Gross, pianists Chris Peña, Susan Artemis, and Cynthia Hilts, guitarists Matt Mitchell, Naim Amor and Mike Gellar, bassists Thøger Lund, Colin McIlrath, Lee Gardener and Scott Black, drummers Kenji Lancaster and Pete Swan, and more! It will be quite the party!

Cost: $20 – $30

On their own, buttercream rosettes are a gorgeous way to decorate a cake, but when you ombre (gradually lighten the tint) the rosette layers, the results are stunning.

Think outside the box and learn to make your own fresh pasta at home. Join in the fun as we mix, roll, shape, and cook pastas and sauces from scratch.

On the Menu:

• Choice of laminated fettuccine, angel hair, tortellini, or ravioli
• Pesto
• Puttanesca
• Served with Fresh Salad

Skills include:

• How to make and roll pasta
• How to fill pasta
• How to create and cook a raw sauce

Cost: $55.00 per participant, includes lunch of all dishes made.
All participants must be 18 years of age or older to participate.

All proceeds from these classes go towards our free programming, empowering Pima County residents to build community wellness and make healthier choices through food, fitness, and gardening education.