Sonoran Glass School (SGS) is excited to announce online, hands-on, glass arts programming for kids of all ages. These new, entirely digital offerings encourage students to spark their creative fire while also embracing public safety.

All materials will be available for contactless pick-up in the School’s

parking lot and will be dropped back off to be fired at the end of the

session. Programs start September 15, and class size is limited to 20

students per class.

Sonoran Glass School (SGS) is excited to announce online, hands-on, glass arts programming for kids of all ages. These new, entirely digital offerings encourage students to spark their creative fire while also embracing public safety.

All materials will be available for contactless pick-up in the School’s

parking lot and will be dropped back off to be fired at the end of the

session. Programs start September 15, and class size is limited to 20

students per class.

Sonoran Glass School (SGS) is excited to announce online, hands-on, glass arts programming for kids of all ages. These new, entirely digital offerings encourage students to spark their creative fire while also embracing public safety.

All materials will be available for contactless pick-up in the School’s

parking lot and will be dropped back off to be fired at the end of the

session. Programs start September 15, and class size is limited to 20

students per class.

Sonoran Glass School (SGS) is excited to announce online, hands-on, glass arts programming for kids of all ages. These new, entirely digital offerings encourage students to spark their creative fire while also embracing public safety.

All materials will be available for contactless pick-up in the School’s

parking lot and will be dropped back off to be fired at the end of the

session. Programs start September 15, and class size is limited to 20

students per class.

Let one of our knowledgeable docents lead you on a walk along the 2.5-mile Turquoise Trail through Downtown Tucson to see historic buildings and hear stories that make Tucson's history special.  Masks and social distancing are required, and the tour guide will be on a microphone to support social distancing. 10 walkers maximum will be allowed on the tour. The cost is $20/person or $15/Presidio Museum Member, and pre-registration is highly recommended at www.tucsonpresidio.com.

A small celebration is being held for Mexican Independence Day on Saturday, Sept. 19, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.  The museum will be decorated for a fiesta, and soldiers of the Mexican Republic will be on hand to discuss displays of Mexican military weaponry and supplies.  A Mexican craft will also be available for participants to create a memento of the event, which is included with admission.

https://tucsonpresidio.com/

HSSA is opening up our campus for a day of socially distanced fun.  We will have three sessions - each 90 minutes long. 

And you must sign up in advance!