For information or reservations, call 882-8585. Ancient peoples considered them the hallmark of dark tidings. But since Bob Dole has already visited Arizona, we can only figure today's lunar eclipse to be a timely reminder that eternal galactic forces could care orbital squat about man's silly political posturing. The center will also appropriately mark this blackout with the Pink Floyd laser show, Darkside of the Moon , proving that continuing reverence for dinosaur bands is beyond our control as well. Telescope viewing is free.
Revenues go to the center's children's science workshops.
Call Flandrau at 621-8451 for information. You bet it is, in a predatory sorta way. For information, call 299-7512. Then and Now storytelling festival unrolls at the Arizona Historical Society and on the UA campus. These very hip Homers range from ASU theater prof Don Doyle to Illinois teacher Ernie Love, from Gerard Tsonakwa of Quebec's Abenaki people to Barbea M. Williams, long a leading light among Tucson's African dance tribes.