1-7
Thursday: Green Valley Gardeners, East
Center, coffee is on at 9am; lecture begins
at 9:30am featuring Les Hayt, “Pruning Roses.”
1-7
Thursday: Arizona Public Media, Canoa
Hills, 10am, American Masters: “Garrison
Keillor” a PBS film capturing Keillor on and off stage.
The film will be followed by a U of A School of Music
group performing American folk music reminiscent of
the Lake Wobegon band The Guy’s All-Star Shoe Band
especially country, bluegrass, blues and gospel.
1-7
Thursday: Tucson Orthopaedic, East
Center, 2pm, featuring Michail Vercillo,
M.D., Orthopaedic Surgeon, “When Pain Stops Your Game
– Overuse and Other Injuries---learn about common
causes of shoulder, elbow and knee pain, non-surgical
treatment options and the benefits of the latest surgical
techniques.”
1-12
Tuesday: Saguaro National Park, Desert
Hills Auditorium, 7pm, featuring Laura Olais,
Bureau of Land Management, “History of the Empire
Ranch.”
1-13
Wednesday: Sonora Lung C.A.R.E., West
Center, 10:30am featuring Esther Szmutni,
Respiratory Therapist, “Living with COPD (Chronic
Obstructive Pulmonary Disease).”
1-14
Thursday: Green Valley Gardeners, East
Center, coffee is on at 9am; lecture begins
at 9:30am featuring Eric Clark, Civano Nursery, “Trees
and Shrubs for Small Gardens.”
1-14
Thursday: Southwest Kidney Institute, Las
Campanas, Ironwood Room, 5:30pm, “Taking
Control of Kidney Disease.”
1-20
Wednesday: AZ Cancer Center, West
Center, 10am, featuring Michelle Bratton,
“Diet and Nutrition.”
1-21
Thursday: Green Valley Gardeners, East
Center, coffee is on at 9am; lecture begins
at 9:30am featuring Ken Kroesen, Audubon Society,
“How to Solve Ecological Problems with Sustainable
Urban Landscaping.”
1-21
Thursday: Sarver Heart, Canoa Hills,
10am, featuring Betsy Dokken, PhD, NP, “The Epidemic
of Obesity and Diabetes.”
1-25
Monday: Saguaro National Park, Desert
Hills Auditorium, 7pm, featuring Dr.Clair
and Bev Postmus, Chemist, teacher, amateur naturalist
and photographer, “Birds of Southern Arizona.”
1-26
Tuesday: Saguaro National Park, Desert
Hills Auditorium, 7pm, featuring Amy McCoy,
PhD in Arid Lands Resource Sciences, “Tree Ring Research
in Old Growth Trees along the Santa Cruz River.”
1-27
Wednesday: Whipple, West Center,
9am featuring Trevor Weekes, Fred Lawrence Whipple
Observatory, “A Victorian Astronomical Whodunit.”
1-28
Thursday: Green Valley Gardeners,
East Center, coffee is on at 9am; lecture
begins at 9:30am featuring Nan Walden, FICO, “Water
Conservation Issues.”
2-2
Tuesday: Saguaro National Park, Desert
Hills Auditorium, 7pm, featuring Laura Olais,
Bureau of Land Management, “San Pedro Riparian National
Conservation Area.”
2-4
Thursday: Green Valley Gardeners, East
Center, coffee is on at 9am; lecture begins
at 9:30am featuring Russ Buhrow, Tohono Chul, “Penstemons.”
2-4
Thursday: Arizona Public Media, Canoa
Hills, 10am, American Masters: “Zora Neale
Hurston”. Authors and experts from the U of A and
community will give their perspective on her work
and influence in African American literature
2-4
Thursday: Arthritis Foundation, East
Center, 2pm, featuring David Martin, Orthopedist,
“Current Concepts in Joint Replacement in the Hip
and Knee!” and 3pm, featuring Bridget Walsh D.O.,
Rheumatologist, Catalina Pointe Rheumatology, “Pain
Management – Living Well with Arthritis Pain and Rheumatoid
Arthritis!”
2-9
Tuesday: Saguaro National Park, Desert
Hills Auditorium, 7pm, featuring Amy McCoy,
PhD in Arid Lands Resource Sciences, “Water Conservation
focusing on the Santa Cruz River system.”
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