Old Tucson Studios was originally built in 1939 by Columbia Pictures as a replica of 1860's Tucson for the movie Arizona, starring William Holden and Jean Arthur.
Welcome to Kino Sports Complex, major league baseball spring training home for the Arizona Diamonds. The stadium is also known as Tucson Electric Park.
Through the lens
of the camera, Old Tucson Studios has played a prominent
role in shaping the world's perception of the Old
West. Although the Wild West spanned only 30 years
in our nation's history, the legend lives on through
the magic of Hollywood and on the streets of Old Tucson
Studios.
Musselman Honda Circuit the newest multi-use karting/cycling facility in the United States located right here in Tucson, AZ. Less than 20 minutes from the city with easy access off Interstate 10.
The Pima County Fairgrounds,
Tucson's largest event facility featuring concerts,
the best NHRA DRAG RACING in Arizona - The Southwestern
International Raceway, indoor and outdoor EQUESTRIAN
FACILITIES, NASCAR racing - Tucson Raceway Park, RV
Parking, 3 large exhibit buildings available for rental.
Two miles south of I-10, Tucson’s largest event facility features he best NHRA Drag Racing at the Southwestern International Raceway (SIR). The National Hot Rod Association (NHRA) races all kinds of cars—from motorcycles to funny cars. SIR also hosts special events for amateur drag racers in a controlled environment.
The Tucson Children's
Museum excites children about learning! It inspires
children to set goals important to their futures!
It challenges children to reach their full potential!
The Tucson Children's Museum does all of this and
more by using fun, interactive, educational exhibits
and hands-on programs.
