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$65 general | $50 memberCelebrate Tucson’s rich history and vibrant public art scene on this guided 1.5-mile walking tour through downtown. Beginning at the Tucson Presidio Museum, the tour explores a variety of murals and public art—including several new works that honor Tucson’s 250+ year history.
A highlight of the tour is a visit to The Tucson Gallery, where you’ll meet local muralist Camila Ibarra and hear firsthand about her art and creative process.
This tour lasts approximately 3 hours, with a mid-way break at the gallery, followed by complimentary refreshments provided at The National café.
Begins and ends at the Tucson Presidio Museum, 196 N. Court Ave.
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Camila Ibarra's love for art began in third grade when her first-ever painting, a version of The Great Wave off Kanagawa, sold on Parent Teacher Night before her parents could even see it. As a first-generation Mexican-American growing up in a low-income household, Ibarra poured her creativity into every opportunity, painting her first mural on the walls of her school cafeteria. Since then, her powerful, community-driven work has only grown, ranging from restaurant and private commissions to large-scale public murals, including a recent piece celebrating Tucson's 250+ anniversary. Her art has been featured in The New York Times, HBO's Betty, Arizona Daily Star, and more.
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196 N Court Ave, Tucson, AZ, United States, Arizona 85701
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