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Archives for September 2013

More About Tucson Meet Yourself 2013

September 30, 2013 By //  by TMY Staff Leave a Comment

Volunteers -- We Need You Volunteers are the lifeblood of Tucson Meet Yourself. We can’t run the festival without the support of Tucsonans who generously share their time and their interest. If you have several hours to spare and want to immerse yourself in folklife, TMY welcomes volunteers to assist in a variety of assignments, from set up, …

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News Notes

September 30, 2013 By //  by TMY Staff Leave a Comment

Best of Tucson Thank you, Tucson, for voting TMY as Best Annual Festival in Tucson Weekly’s annual reader’s choice awards. And thank you Tucson Weekly for the lead-in blurb you eloquently crafted in announcing the TMY win. Your words were heartening, as they perfectly captured the vision that sits behind all the festival fun. We liked the Tucson …

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