Call 689-5248 for information. Now you can take that advice to heart as singer, songwriter, guitar wizard and former Sundogs member Jim Henry performs at the Southwest Center for Music. The roots-rocking Dogs played the Newport Folk Festival three years running, and Henry later won critical acclaim for his Into the Blue release, which was featured in New Country magazine's CD sampler. See all these traditions rolled into one at tonight's 8 o'clock show. 2175 N. Sixth Ave.
Admission is an extra buck at the door.
Local author Jonathan Lowe takes on the federally disgruntled in his new thriller Postmarked for Death , set in Tucson and featuring one letter sorter who's more than sorta unhappy. Self-expression takes an incendiary hue as the clerk fires up the Cherrybell station, depriving fellow citizens of their monthly government dole. But gumshoes soon try stamping out the wrong guy, and romp through the Old Pueblo led by a rookie postal inspector. The venerable Tucson Pops Orchestra continues its fall season tonight with selections from Tchaikovky's Swan Lake, Copland's Fanfare for the Common Man, and a nod to the uncommon Manilow, as in Barry. Call 623-6165 for details.