Entertainment events this weekend in City of Tucson: Friday, Sept. 5 – Sunday, Sept. 7

Kate DeMeester-Lane Library Services Manager at Pima County Public Library - Pima County Public Library website
Kate DeMeester-Lane Library Services Manager at Pima County Public Library - Pima County Public Library website
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Don’t miss out on the best entertainment in City of Tucson this weekend. Here’s what entertainment events are on the agenda for your weekend enjoyment.

Friday, Sept. 5

Event: Garden Talk: Introduction to Desert Gardening
W. Anne Gibson-Esmond Station Library – Pima County Public Library
11 am-12 pm

Event: Welcome to America presents: Beyond the Book – Author Dr. Nooshie Motaref
Quincie Douglas Branch Library – Pima County Public Library
2:30-4 pm

Saturday, Sept. 6

Event: Garden Talk: Introduction to Desert Gardening
W. Anne Gibson-Esmond Station Library – Pima County Public Library
11 am-12 pm

Event: Welcome to America presents: Beyond the Book – Author Dr. Nooshie Motaref
Quincie Douglas Branch Library – Pima County Public Library
2:30-4 pm

Sunday, Sept. 7

Event: Garden Talk: Introduction to Desert Gardening
W. Anne Gibson-Esmond Station Library – Pima County Public Library
11 am-12 pm

Event: Welcome to America presents: Beyond the Book – Author Dr. Nooshie Motaref
Quincie Douglas Branch Library – Pima County Public Library
2:30-4 pm

Event: Music Under the Stars: Tucson Pops Orchestra
Demeester Outdoor Performance Center
7 pm



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