Co-hosted between the Tucson Museum of Art and Los Des’s MexAm Museum, these History Socials celebrate the rich history and diverse culture of Tucson and the surrounding region and will form part of a year-long celebration honoring over 4,000 years of history, heritage, and culture in Tucson and Pima County.

This event is free courtesy of Trejo’s walking Tours. Registration is suggested.

Registration Reccomended

A community conversation on the south side’s pollution and resistance history, followed by a facilitated workshop run by artist Alex! Jimenez, which will give participants the opportunity to respond to and add to the history through art making. They will create the clay tiles to be used on Jiminez’s memorial tile mural to those lost to or impacted by TCE, which will be located in Mission Manor Park, and unveiled December 13, 2025.

Co-hosted between the Tucson Museum of Art and Los Des’s MexAm Museum, these History Socials celebrate the rich history and diverse culture of Tucson and the surrounding region and will form part of a year-long celebration honoring over 4,000 years of history, heritage, and culture in Tucson and Pima County.

This event is free courtesy of Trejo’s walking Tours. Registration is suggested.

This month’s talk features an overview of how our history, culture, and identity were formed.

Co-hosted between the Tucson Museum of Art and Los Des’s MexAm Museum, these History Socials celebrate the rich history and diverse culture of Tucson and the surrounding region and will form part of a year-long celebration honoring over 4,000 years of history, heritage, and culture in Tucson and Pima County.

This event is free courtesy of Trejo’s walking Tours. Registration is suggested.

This month’s talk features the history behind place names in Tucson.

Co-hosted between the Tucson Museum of Art and Los Des’s MexAm Museum, these History Socials celebrate the rich history and diverse culture of Tucson and the surrounding region and will form part of a year-long celebration honoring over 4,000 years of history, heritage, and culture in Tucson and Pima County.

This event is free courtesy of Trejo’s walking Tours. Registration is suggested.

Opening of the Living with Injury exhibit at the Museum of Contemporary Art. This TCE exhibit will feature art by south side film maker Franc Contreras, environmental justice scholar Denise Moreno Ramirez, artist Sunaura Taylor, and local artist Alex Jimenez in collaboration with the community. At the September 2025 opening, historian Lydia Otero will be in conversation with Jane Kay, the Arizona Daily Star journalist who broke the TCE contamination story in 1985.

Co-hosted between the Tucson Museum of Art and Los Des’s MexAm Museum, these History Socials celebrate the rich history and diverse culture of Tucson and the surrounding region and will form part of a year-long celebration honoring over 4,000 years of history, heritage, and culture in Tucson and Pima County.

This event is free courtesy of Trejo’s walking Tours. Registration is suggested.

Co-hosted between the Tucson Museum of Art and Los Des’s MexAm Museum, these History Socials celebrate the rich history and diverse culture of Tucson and the surrounding region and will form part of a year-long celebration honoring over 4,000 years of history, heritage, and culture in Tucson and Pima County.

This event is free courtesy of Trejo’s walking Tours. Registration is suggested.

Co-hosted between the Tucson Museum of Art and Los Des’s MexAm Museum, these History Socials celebrate the rich history and diverse culture of Tucson and the surrounding region and will form part of a year-long celebration honoring over 4,000 years of history, heritage, and culture in Tucson and Pima County.

This event is free courtesy of Trejo’s walking Tours. Registration is suggested.

This healing commemoration at Mission Manor Park will include an unveiling of a permanent memorial created by Alex! Jimenez to those lost to and impacted by TCE. Filmmaker Franc Contreras, Robin Young, and a group of Sunnyside High School alumni will lead the planning. Local dignitaries and impacted community members will speak.

This is a free event.