Do you like to cook? (GREAT!)  Do you know some good take-out places (WONDERFUL!)  Can you pick up a jug of tea or the fixins" for Margaritas?  (WE LOVE YOU!)   Ray and Brenda have started a meetup group for people who like eat, socialize and get to know each other in private homes.   Some folks don't have the time or the talent to be a gourmet cook.  Others love to eat out, but in a restaurant it is difficult to mingle and visit with everyone.  We are hoping POTLUCK DINNER IN TUCSON  will offer …

This area is Foodie Heaven- especially for those of us on a budget and with an adventurous palette. Tons of interesting, inexpensive and GOOD ethnic restaurants of all sorts- Cambodian, Cuban, Middle Eastern, Indian, British, Greek, Thai, Vietnamese, Chinese, Mexican, Latin American, fusion...  Good food- low prices--lunch, and sometimes dinner as well, can generally be had for around $10 or less. Sometimes places may lack ambiance, but its the food that counts here. This is casual, not fine din …

Sacred Harp singing is a community musical and social event emphasizing participation, not performance, where people sing songs from a tunebook called "The Sacred Harp" first published in 1844. Many of the songs come from the British Isles, New England and the American South. Traditionally, the notes are represented by shapes to facilitate sight reading. "Sacred Harp" refers to the human voice in general or the vocal chords in particular. No musical instruments are used.