As spring break quickly approaches, it’s the perfect time to plan your spring break experiences in Tucson. Whether you’re into sports, arts, history, or outdoor adventure, Tucson has something for everyone. From exciting festivals to live performances and outdoor fun, here are some events happening this break.

Sports & Outdoor Fun

Tucson has a lot to offer for sports enthusiasts and outdoor adventurers. From baseball to hockey to historical reenactments, there is something for everyone looking to enjoy some fresh air or action-packed events.

• TIG Baseball – Tucson Invitational Games ((Feb 28- Mar 31, Kino Sports Complex)
  Baseball fans can catch exciting games featuring college teams from around the country at this annual event.
• Wild West Day Park at Old Tucson (Jan 18 – May 11, Old Tucson)
  Step back in time and experience the Old West with live performances, cowboy reenactments, and family-friendly activities.
• Tucson Roadrunners vs. Ontario Reign (Mar 11, Tucson Convention Center Arena)
  Catch some high-energy hockey action as the Tucson Roadrunners take on Ontario Reign.

Art & Culture

Immerse yourself in Tucson’s rich artistic cultural scene from photography and Broadway set designs to modern art.

• Louis Carlos Bernal: retrospective (Sep 14 – Mar 15, Center for Creative Photography) Exploring a stunning artistic collection of photography by artist Louis Carlos Bernal, capturing the culture and essence of the southwest.
• Hank Willis Thomas: LOVERULES (Jan 18 – Jun 21, University of Arizona Museum of Art) This exhibition is a thought-provoking exhibit that explores the theme of love unity, and social justice through captivating contemporary modern art.
• Stages of Imagination: The Iconic Broadway Designs of David Korins (Sep 20 – May 31, Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures) Theater lovers can get a behind-the-scenes look at the work of award-winning set designer David Korins.
• Spring Ikebana Exhibit (Mar 13 – Mar 16, Yume Japanese Gardens of Tucson) admire the beauty of traditional Japanese floral arrangements and learn about the art of creating ikebana.

Family-Friendly Attractions

For those looking to enjoy a fun-filled family experience, Tucson has a variety of engaging events perfect for all ages.

• Monster Jam® Arena Tour ( Mar 21-Mar 23) An adrenaline-filled show with high-flying vehicles and monster truck action for the whole family.
• Fourth Avenue Spring Street Fair (Mar 21) A 56-Year-old Family tradition that brings thousands to the Old Pueblo. The Fourth Avenue Spring Street Fair hosts artists from around the world and worldwide food and local entertainment for everyone of all ages.
• Open Airplanes – SOFIA and Orbis Tours (Mar14)SOFIA the Boeing 747SP and Orbis the Flying Eye hospital will have tours throughout the plane and you will be ableto  see the miracles of modern medicine.
• Up in Flames: Union Navy Ships Destroyed in 1861 (Jan 14 – Apr 4, Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures)
  History buffs will love this exhibit showcasing miniature replicas of Union Navy ships lost in battle.
• 36th Annual Arizona Renaissance Festival (Feb 1 – Mar 30, Arizona Renaissance Festival)
  Travel back in time to a world of knights, jesters, and medieval festivities at this immersive event.

Live Entertainment & Nightlife

Experience thrilling performances, immersive theater, and unique events perfect for a night out in Tucson.

• Murder at the Magic Show II (Jan 4 – May 24, Dante’s Fire)
  Solve a thrilling murder mystery while enjoying a delicious meal—perfect for a unique night out.

• Live Theatre Workshop: Murder at the Howard Johnson’s (Feb 28 – Mar 23, Live Theater Workshop)
  This comedic whodunit is sure to entertain audiences with its hilarious twists and turns.