2021 Dates: Christmas Week ONLY

DECEMBER 20-24

9:00am-2:00pm

Take by the session and save. Take by the day for convenience!

Cost: Weekly Session (5 days) $215. Daily $60

PreCamp and AfterCamp will NOT be offered this Holiday Camp due to COVID-19.

NO DROP INS – MUST REGISTER ONLINE – CAPACITY IS LIMITED

https://tucsonracquetclub.com/holiday-camp/

The observance will include words of tribute by special guest speakers, musical performances by local schools, and military displays. This year's keynote speaker is retired United States Marine Corporal Matthew Bradford.

This event is a free event open to all ages. 

https://www.gilbertaz.gov/departments/parks-and-recreation/special-event...

Premiered in 1994, TRB’s flagship production A Southwest Nutcracker transports Tchiakovsky’s traditional Nutcracker in its entirety to 1880s Tucson, giving the characters and events a Sonoran Desert twist that has become a beloved Tucson holiday tradition.

Premiered in 1994, TRB’s flagship production A Southwest Nutcracker transports Tchiakovsky’s traditional Nutcracker in its entirety to 1880s Tucson, giving the characters and events a Sonoran Desert twist that has become a beloved Tucson holiday tradition.

Premiered in 1994, TRB’s flagship production A Southwest Nutcracker transports Tchiakovsky’s traditional Nutcracker in its entirety to 1880s Tucson, giving the characters and events a Sonoran Desert twist that has become a beloved Tucson holiday tradition.

"As the First Americans, Native Americans have helped shape the future of the United

States through every turn of our history," as Ronald Reagan first proclaimed in

1969. Before the U.S. existed, before a few European countries established outposts,

hundreds of Indian nations thrived on this continent. These indigenous people

developed and fostered their own music, dance, art, and foods for millenniums.

Experience the life and history of several nations in this annual Native American Indian

"As the First Americans, Native Americans have helped shape the future of the United

States through every turn of our history," as Ronald Reagan first proclaimed in

1969. Before the U.S. existed, before a few European countries established outposts,

hundreds of Indian nations thrived on this continent. These indigenous people

developed and fostered their own music, dance, art, and foods for millenniums.

Experience the life and history of several nations in this annual Native American Indian

"As the First Americans, Native Americans have helped shape the future of the United

States through every turn of our history," as Ronald Reagan first proclaimed in

1969. Before the U.S. existed, before a few European countries established outposts,

hundreds of Indian nations thrived on this continent. These indigenous people

developed and fostered their own music, dance, art, and foods for millenniums.

Experience the life and history of several nations in this annual Native American Indian