The Screening Room is located at 127 E. Congress St. For complete showtimes and information, call 622-2262. The works of some 130 artists will be on display and up for sale this weekend at the Southwest Indian Art Fair. Hopi potter White Swan and her son White Bear, and weaver Barbara Ornelas and the Teller family from Two Grey Hills will demonstrate their talents in the two-day pageant of native art and artistry. It's a rare chance to meet with artists directly and learn the stories behind their work.
Guests can enjoy frybread, burritos and other food.
The Arizona State Museum fair spotlights the museum's nationally recognized Southwest pottery collection, which is an official project of Save America's Treasures, a White House preservation initiative. The fair runs 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. today and Sunday at the museum on the UA campus. For more information, call 626-8381. Not since 1891 has an official U.S. Army band marched on the historic parade ground at Fort Lowell Park. Bring a lounge chair or blanket and watch history in the making today as two bands take the field.