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Billions of stars against a velvet sky. Millennia
of Native American history before the Spanish arrived, glimpsed
in rock art and enduring in language, art, and music. "The
Dove of the Desert," San Xavier del Bac, the iconic white church
begun by Father Eusebio Francisco Kino in 1700--and still one of
the finest examples of Spanish Colonial architecture in the United
States. Unique museums and galleries, from the International Yoyo
Museum to the massive Tucson Museum of Art, with a collection that
spans six centuries. World-class cuisine, from hole-in-the-wall
taco stands to elegant restaurants. Golf courses that are not to
be missed, if you can extend your stay to play a round or two.
And all of this, of course, in addition to the concerts, workshops,
presentations, and exhibits of the conclave itself.
Some websites you'll want to check:
www.desertmuseum.org
www.tucsonattractions.com
www.visittucson.org
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