Learn the language of timeless culture with the Tucson Friends of Traditional Music, at another weekend contra dance sure to leave you winded. Either way, it's a great way to meet new friends and give the ol' ticker a workout. Tonight's event bears a flamingo theme, so wear something pink. Round the House will provide the live music and calling, with the dance running from 8 to 11 p.m. 220 S. Fifth Ave.
Admission is by donation.
Prehistory is increasingly accessible on the Murray Springs Clovis Archaeological Site Interpretive Loop Trail, recently upgraded by the U.S. Bureau of Land Management. Aided by a Heritage Grant partnership with Arizona State Parks, the BLM has placed new exhibits along the trail near Sierra Vista. The site also revealed remains of mammoth and bison kills near the campgrounds once inhabited by Clovis Man, and ranked among the most important archaeological sites in the country. To reach the trail, travel east from Sierra Vista on Highway 90 to Moson Road, and turn north for 1.1 miles to the entrance gate. The trail is open during daylight hours.