Experience the passion, power, and poetry of flamenco at Tucson’s premier flamenco festival, featuring world-class artists from Spain, New York, and our very own Sonoran Desert. From the heart of Andalucía to the vibrant stages of New York and the soulful rhythms of Tucson, this all-day celebration unfolds across two stages with dancers, singers, and musicians in an unforgettable showcase of tradition, innovation, and fiery expression. Paella and sangria specials will be served throughout the day, making it a true feast for the senses. Whether you’re a lifelong aficionado or new to the art form, prepare to be moved by the raw emotion and electrifying energy of flamenco in the Southwest. Presented in La Rosa.

Join Alassane at Sunshine Wine for an intimate evening of original music, presented in a close listening setting that foregrounds voice, top-tier songcraft, and nuanced ensemble textures. Alassane is a singer, songwriter, and musician currently based out of Tucson, AZ. With a wide array of influences, his music reflects a singular voice and lives at the center of a varied expanse of musical interests and ideas. Originally born in Montreal but raised in the U.S, he majored as a jazz pianist at Arizona State University. While supporting himself with music full-time, he wrote and produced his first EP in 2020 entitled ‘Yield”. This led to collaborations with Grammy-nominated pianist and composer Rachel Eckroth (St. Vincent, Chris Botti) and acclaimed bass player Tim Lefebvre (David Bowie, Tedeschi Trucks Band, Donny McCaslin). This collaboration resulted in the 2021 release of the song “Moot Points”. Along his career Alassane has shared the stage with many notable musicians as a sideman- such as Jenny Lewis during Harry Styles’ “Love On Tour”, and Courtney Marie Andrews (including her NPR Tiny Desk Concert). In the Winter of ‘21, after returning from tour, Alassane suffered significant injuries sustained in a car accident. This was followed by a long period of rehabilitation and recovery. He released the single “It Stopped For Once” in April of this year and is currently recording his first full length LP debut. Presented in Sunshine Wine.

Patty Griffin is one of the most influential singer-songwriters of her generation, a distinctly American voice whose songs capture the small moments and shared emotions that shape us. Over more than two decades, she has built a celebrated body of work that earned her two GRAMMY® Awards, seven nominations, and the Americana Music Association’s Lifetime Achievement Award for songwriting. The New York Times has praised her ability to create “complete emotional portraits,” songs that stay with listeners long after they end. Her 2019 self-titled album, Patty Griffin, marked a turning point in her career. Deeply personal and critically acclaimed, it debuted in the top five on Billboard’s Independent Albums chart and went on to win the GRAMMY® Award for Best Folk Album. Griffin’s newest album, Crown of Roses, continues that introspective arc. Written after a period of creative quiet during the pandemic, the eight-track collection explores identity, nature, family, and womanhood with clarity and restraint. Blending folk, Americana, and blues, the album invites listeners to shed old narratives and embrace new truths. Across her career, Patty Griffin has chronicled love and loss, resilience and renewal, always with a rare combination of honesty, compassion, and craft. With Crown of Roses, she continues to expand her artistic reach while remaining rooted in the emotional depth that defines her work. Instagram Facebook YouTube Spotify