They're known for a good-natured musical style that blends acoustic rock, jazz and folk with a solid sense of humor. Call 292-0314 for information. She's a poet, artist, philosopher, teacher and all-around smart gal. Tassencourt shares her ideas in a video presentation hosted by the UA Extended University's Connie Spittler, in this final installment of the Wise Women's Lecture Series . For details, call 742-6621.
Domestic violence is insanity of the worst sort.
But the Tucson Centers for Women and Children ease some of that suffering with some craziness of the best kind with their annual Monsoon Madness fundraising extravaganza. All proceeds go towards the TCWC's new Angel Children's Center for domestic violence victims. Call 795-8001 for details. Potential violence, past pain, and the long, shaky ride to redemption combine thematic forces in Mary Caroline Roger's The Train Station , presented as a staged reading by Indigo Playworks. His first taste of freedom comes in a dingy bar, as he awaits the train taking him back to his South Carolina home and memories he'd just as soon forget.