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If you're looking to have the best summer ever on a budget, check out these free events happening in June!

From splash pads at your neighborhood park to day passes at hotels, here's a list of places to cool off in the water this summer in Tucson, Oro Valley, Marana and Pima County.

From a One Direction dance party to summer nights at Reid Park Zoo, there's so much to do in Tucson this weekend.

A mega list of Tucson-area museums and art galleries that you have to check out while in the Old Pueblo. Some of our local museums feature art, history, automobiles, aircraft and wildlife.

There are over 20 events happening in town this week that'll be more fun than laying inside next to the AC.

Eat a Sonoran hot dog, cheer on the Wildcats, visit Tucson Meet Yourself. How many of these very Tucson things have you done?

A big list of date ideas in Tucson: casual first dates, stargazing, board game spots, big-budget helicopter rides, sunset horseback riding and more.

It's not just U of A grad weekend; you can also paint a cute racoon, lounge poolside at a Lisa Frank themed pool party, pick up some vintage finds and so much more!

It's a question we get a lot: how do I meet new people in Tucson? Here's a huge list of ways to make friends here, from joining your neighborhood association to connecting with people who share the same hobbies as…

From Mother's Day markets to a concert under the stars, Tucson has a lot going on this weekend!

You don't have to break the bank in order to have some fun in Tucson!

A HUGE guide to biking in Tucson including popular trails, local tours, ride clubs, repair shops and other resources.

From dance parties to crafts to a pizza throwdown, this month has something going on for everyone.

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Join Pima Animal Care Center’s clinic staff as they bring their mobile medical unit, Karen’s Karing Van, to Summit Park, 1800 E Summit Street, to provide FREE services on May 1, 2, and 3! (7am to 2pm)

Available services:

On May 1: Check-in beginning at 7 a.m. (40 spots available): Spay/neuter, vaccines, and microchips. Large-breed female dogs will get first priority; other pets will be accepted based on availability.

On May 1, 2, and 3: From 7 a.m. to 2 p.m. (150 spots available each day): Vaccines, microchips, and wellness exams.

Vaccines provided will be FVRP and rabies for cats and DHPP and rabies for dogs.

This event is for Pima County residents only. Cats should be in carriers and dogs should be on leash. There is no limit to the number of pets one person or family can bring, but please be aware that you will be waiting in line and only bring the number of animals you can safely handle in that scenario.

Please plan to arrive early and wait in line.

We asked readers where in Tucson they take out-of-town visitors. From restaurant icons to a miniature museum, here's what readers said.

Need something to do this weekend? Check out these 30 local events!

A list of farmers markets in Tucson, plus a couple additional produce resources.

Come April 26, the Blk House Mrkt will bring music, games, vendors and live screen-printing to Zemam's.

Whether you want to go on a gravity defying fair ride or catch a classic movie with some cats, this weekend has events for everyone to enjoy!