Folk favorite John Coinman and his band head the music lineup, and there will be free barbecue, pizza and plenty of vegetarian chow. All the activity is designed to bring folks together and clear up lingering confusion surrounding wolf reintroduction, says Nancy Zierenberg of Wildlife Damage Review. The festival kicks off at 4 p.m. Saturday, August 28, at Armory Park, Sixth Avenue between 12th and 13th streets. For information, call 884-0883. A comic situation ensues from these reversed roles, leading to a more serious examination of the politics of class, sex and love.
Admission is free.
For information, call 621-3527. Those eclectic, fun-loving folks over at Valley of the Moon keep the spirit of fantasy alive with their Quest for the Golden Key to Happiness . This is the latest installment of the Valley's charming, ongoing tours at this unique historic landmark created many moons ago by George Phar Leglar. His funky little outpost has drawn Tucsonans for years, and is kept up to snuff by a cadre of dedicated volunteers. Quest is an interactive tour geared to all ages.