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July 2022 PUBLISHER

Jeff Herr | jeff.herr@citylifestyle.com EDITOR

Megan Ewing | Megan.ewing@citylifestyle.com

LIFESTYLE LETTER

It Might be Hot. But Tucson is on Fire!

SENIOR ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE

Deborah Garcia | deborah.garcia@citylifestyle.com AD DESIGNER

Mary Albers LAYOUT DESIGNER

Jayme Emery CONTR IBUTING WR ITER S

Anna Maynard, Jeff Herr

This is no sleepy, old pueblo. Not at all. Sure, the university campus is quiet. And the snowbirds have headed north. But some exciting work has made our city a little better. A great deal of work has been put in by University of Arizona athletes. The tennis, golf, softball, and baseball teams turned in stellar performances in recent weeks. And the football, volleyball, and basketball teams are putting in the hours to be ready for new seasons ahead. Those endless road construction projects like Broadway, Grant, Oracle, and Fort Lowell are mostly complete. Nice work! And Tucson's bold restauranteurs continue to surprise and delight with new themes and menus. We are trying to keep up but they show no sign of slowing down. Even the monsoon outlook is pretty darned good! Fingers cross. And let's all keep washing our cars to tempt the rain gods to give us a good soaking. So enjoy this vibrant town we call home. Enjoy all the amazing treasures we share. Let us know what you discover in your adventures. Please reach out to Megan Ewing, our terrific editor, with story ideas you have. You can reach her at megan.ewing@citylifestyle.com. And if you are interested in reaching out to our readers about your business please contact Jeff Herr, our publisher, at jeff.herr@citylifestyle.com. We are all standing by to help celebrate our remarkable friends and families in the Catalina Foothills.

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inside the issue The Summer and Adventure Issue

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D E PA RTM E NTS

16 A Flurry of New Restaurants Popping Up Downtown

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Lifestyle Letter

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City Scene

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Local Experiences

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Chef ’s Selection

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Fashion Forward

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Travel Journal

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Get Active

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Culinary Creations

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Events

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Realty Report

Check out the newest (and tastiest) restaurants in downtown Tucson!

20 The Latest Gear and Goods for the Outdoor Minded How to take on Tucson’s outdoor adventures -- in style!

24 Monsoon Obsessions

Our explosive summer storms -- when they come -- are loaded with fury that thrills.

O N T H E C OV E R

A massive monsoon storm unleashed fierce wind gusts, cooling temperatures, lightning, and hail to the relief of desert dwellers.

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1: The 75th anniversary of Tucson Country Club was a hit for all ages! 2: But no adults in the jumping castles! 3: Some of the adults were out “cutting the rug” 4: And lots of cold beverages were on hand. 5: It was a beautiful evening. 6: Say hello to the capybara and other critters in the petting zoo. Photography by Jeff Herr

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local experiences The best places and things to do in our area.

The summer heat is here, and what better way is there to cool off than by visiting some of the best spots to have fun with friends and family in the water? We have you covered with both hidden gems and tried and true venues to beat the heat and enjoy the water this summer.

Lakes and Water Activities HUTCH’S POOL: Hike four miles on Sabino Canyon Trail #23 to reach this great swimming hole on the side of the Catalina Mountains. R OSE CANYON LAKE: A 20+ mile drive from Tucson will bring you to this popular five-acre lake on Mount Lemmon. Parking is $10. Weekend crowds. AR AVAIPA CANYON: This stunning canyon and cold river 66 miles north of Tucson is a must-see. And hike. You need a permit from the BLM. R OOSEVELT R ESER VOIR MAR INA: This giant 15,000-acre reservoir offers boat rentals and supplies 135 miles north of Tucson. Fishing, water-skiing, and silly splashing games await. R OCKY POINT: Head south of the border some 200 miles southwest of town -- about four hours -- for cooling sea breezes and great seafood.

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BATA’s skilled bartender Andy Scheerens uses house-made vinegars to craft cocktails and cocktails like the Cherry Shrub.

A Flurry of New Restaurants Popping Up Downtown ARTICLE AND PHOTOGRAPHY BY ANNA MAYNARD

Check out the newest (and tastiest) restaurants in downtown Tucson! This neon sign at Cruda Mariscos and Oyster Bar is the ultimate photo op during a night out.

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This taco from El Mezquite Grill and Taquiera is piled high with confit brisket and paired with their house salsa.

BATA Described by chef de cuisine David Solorzano as specializing in “carefully sourced New American cuisine”, BATA’s constantly changing menu creates a new flavor experience at every visit. Their dishes use only locally sourced ingredients, including corn from the Tohono O'Odham nation. Despite changing weekly, a consistent guest favorite is their smoked pork shoulder, braised for 12 hours. An extensive wine list and craft cocktail menu holds creative and unique drinks for every taste. Not a fan of alcohol? BATA’s mocktail selection has all the flavor with none of the liquor. Check out the Cherry Shrub, containing house-made vinegar and cherries for a clean and refreshing drink experience. Cruda Mariscos and Oyster Bar Seafood? In Arizona? Cruda Mariscos and Oyster Bar sources fresh seafood directly from the Gulf of Mexico. Serving up fresh Kumamato oysters and Micheladas piled high with ceviche, owner Danny Cordova brings the flavor of Sonoran seafood right to the desert.

A best-seller is their Camaron Culichi, prepared with cheese and poblano sauce, made with either shrimp or red snapper. Burgers and pasta on the menu make sure that Cruda Mariscos and Oyster Bar has something for everyone. Bright neon signs on the walls make for great photos, but their menu makes for an even greater experience! El Mezquite Grill & Taqueria Although this restaurant is connected to the Hilton DoubleTree by the Tucson Convention Center, you don’t need to be a hotel guest to experience this handcrafted Mexican food. Chef Carlos Ochoa makes “honest, good food” and incorporates his Mexican roots into every bite. Slow cooked for 12 hours, their suadero tacos are loaded with melt-in-your-mouth brisket on top of their house-made tortillas. Dip it in their house salsa for an explosion of flavor! Mixology is the bar’s specialty, and their Heaven or Hell margarita is a bestseller. Served alongside a jar of chile-infused vodka, you can choose your own level of heat or sweet.

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A bartender at The Delta sets fire to their signature cocktail, Killer Parties Never Killed Me.

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The Monica specializes in comfort food with both grab and go and sit down menu options.

The Delta If you’re looking for “genuine Southern hospitality with a healthy dose of spirited swagger” look no further than the text on The Delta’s menu. With a moody New Orleans aesthetic and a full absinthe setup, The Delta’s unique take on gastropub fare is nothing short of fun. Their stuffed pork rib crown coated in tamarind glaze and filled with vegetables slathered in cilantro butter elevates Southern comfort food with a southwestern twist. Wash it down with their favorite signature cocktail, Killer Parties Almost Killed Me. Made with house infused vanilla-ginger rum, served in a peacock glass, and finished with fire, this drink definitely lives up to the “Damn Good Cocktails” their menu promises.

The Monica With either grab-and-go options or a plated menu, The Monica dishes up comfort food that, according to marketing director Ami Fong, tastes like your grandma made it. Named after the 1922 El Charro Cafe founder, The Monica has been honoring her namesake for just over two months. Their open kitchen’s recipes change every day and their bar serves up everything from smoothies and coffee to cocktails. Fong’s go-to meal is their homemade chili paired with green chile cornbread or their goddess salad loaded with street corn. To drink, Fong recommends The Trash Diet, a traditional espresso martini crafted with Mexican chocolate.

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The L at e st G e a r a nd G o o d s for t he

Outd oor Minded HOW TO TAKE ON TUCSON’S OUTDOOR ADVENTURES -- IN STYLE! ARTICLE BY ANNA MAYNARD PHOTOGRAPHY PROVIDED BY RETAILERS

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FASH ION F OR WA R D | SPORTS + RE CRE ATI ON

Are you looking to take on one of Tucson’s many hiking trails for your next summer adventure? Dressing for the desert heat is a key part of safely enjoying the great outdoors, whether you’re new to the area or a seasoned local. Practicality is essential for outdoor gear, but you shouldn’t have to sacrifice fashion for functionality! If you’re looking to stay safe in style, this head-to-toe starter kit will make the hiking trail feel more like a runway. This gear plan wouldn’t be complete without a good hat. Head coverings are essential for venturing out under the hot sun to shade your face and protect your head from sunburn. Any hat will do, but Troy Martin at Summit Hut recommends a wide brimmed hat for maximum coverage. The 90s are back in a big way this summer, and this Kavu sun hat channels all the vintage vibes. For extra sun protection, the Tilley Endurables Airflo broad brim hat offers an Ultraviolet Protection Factor (UPF) of 50+. Tops should be selected with both breathability and sun protection in mind. Look for tops that have reinforced fabric around the shoulders and a high UPF. For men, the REI Sahara long sleeve sunshirt uses trendy earth tones and a UPF of 30 to keep the wearer cool in more ways than one. Pastels aren’t just the summer’s newest color palette, they also reflect heat away from the body. Summit Hut’s Freefly Bamboo Shade Hoodie uses sustainable bamboo fabric in stylish pastels to deliver a UPF of 50+. Talk about staying cool in long sleeves!

REI-Co-op Sahara Solid Long-Sleeve Shirt

Summit Hut - prAna Halle Pant

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Summit Hut - Lowa Boots Camino Evo GTX

Cotopaxi Luzon 24L Backpack

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Protecting your legs from Tucson’s spiny vegetation means looking for pants with strong fabric. Both REI and Summit Hut stock the prAna Halle pant, which combines a comfortable four way stretch with anti-abrasion material to create pants that are made to last. Convertible cargo pants never go out of style, and the adaptability makes them ideal for early morning or late night hikes. Check out the KUHL men’s Renegade Convertible Pants at REI for a breathable, water-repellant option. Having the right footwear for hiking will keep your feet comfortable and supported. Any tennis shoe will do, but if you’re looking for options to conquer Tucson’s rocky terrain, these shoes are built with strong soles and a stiff base for extra support. At REI, HOKAs are trending for both men and women, and they have a wide range of styles for every preference. If you prefer a hiking boot, the Camino Evo GTX boot at Summit Hut is built to last with a nailed-in sole.

REI - Osprey Hydraulics Reservoir

REI - Ruff Wear Swamp Cooler Dog Vest

Now that you have the perfect outfit, carrying the correct gear is the final step in safety. Stop by Summit Hut for the Cotopaxi backpacks, offering a one-of-akind and sustainable option in trendy bright colors. Bag essentials should include a small first aid kit, headlamp, trail map, and a water reservoir. Hydration is key, and Melia Knecht at REI recommends using the “one liter per hour” rule as a guide for how much water to bring. The Osprey hydration reservoirs at REI offer a variety of sizes for any length of time on the trail. Don’t forget about your furry friends! Dogs don’t regulate their temperatures the way that people do, and it’s important to keep your pets equally hydrated and protected. Stash a collapsible water bowl in your backpack for something to drink out of. Tucson’s rocky terrain means that paws need extra protection, and the Ruff Wear dog boots are an excellent choice for on and off the trail. For an extra layer of cooling, the Ruff Wear Swamp Cooler at REI fits like a vest and helps regulate temperature.

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MONSOON OBSESSIONS Our explosive summer storms -- when they come -- are loaded with fury that thrills.

ARTICLE BY JEFF HERR

These are the days of summer that the monsoon-obsessed begin watching for cotton-ball clouds forming above the Catalinas, Rincons, and Santa Ritas. This is when weather patterns shift and dry air from the west is replaced by powerful, tropical winds that flow north from Mexico. With significant moisture flowing in, those clouds rapidly grow through the afternoon into towering, dark battleships. Soon, if conditions are right, those giants break free from their mountain anchors and begin to move across the parched desert. It’s at this point that excited storm chasers race to their computers to track each thunderhead, assessing the direction, speed, and total moisture load in each cell. With this insight, plans are hatched and routes selected to hopefully intercept the strongest cells. Cameras loaded, maps in hand. And this might be a very good monsoon season. Recent forecasts suggest we have a very good chance of more, stronger storms this year. Maybe close to 2021’s record-setting monsoon season! What do you do when a massive, gray cloud formation begins to move your way? Thunder rumbling. The magic scent of rain in the desert fills your lungs. Time to secure your patio umbrellas. Grab a beverage. And wait for the show to begin.

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Suddenly, a violent cloud bursts unleashing intense wind gusts, dropping temperatures, heavy rain, and hail.

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A haboob dust storm kicked up by a collapsing thunderhead.

A Sonoran Desert Toad loving his toad life.

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The setting sun lights up a drifting storm cloud.

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INVENTED BY A THREE-TIME WORLD CHAMPION

MIXOLOGIST

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ANTONE. The cocktail is said to be named after a Manhattan beach surfer who lost a surfing competition. As with many cocktails, we add one ingredient at a time to the glass. The Harvey Wallbanger is like a complex screwdriver. This cocktail became famous in the 1970s from a mascot of a silly cartoon character that promoted the Galliano liqueur. The Harvey Wallbanger became popular and became a staple through the 1990s . Then it faded when speakeasies became more trendy. The Harvey Wallbanger is a simple cocktail with a sweet and exquisite flavor. This cocktail only consisted of three ingredients,

From the past:

The Harvey Wallbanger INVENTED IN 1952 THE COCKTAIL BECAME POPULAR IN THE 1970S AND AGAIN IN THE 1990S

vodka, orange juice and Galliano, when invented. The Tiki glass was designed for this cocktail and was used to serve the cocktail on the beach. Galliano, a sweet herbal liqueur, was invented in 1896 by the Italian distiller and brandy producer Arturo Vaccari of Livorno, Tuscany. Galliano L’ Authtico is a neutral alcohol and is infused with the pressings from the herbs except for the vanilla. It was re-launched in 2010 with bigger and brighter flavor. In the cocktail today we have the three main ingredients plus some extras to give it a trendy new taste.

The Harvey Wallbanger + 1½ oz. Vodka + 1 oz. Galliano + 2 oz. Orange Juice + ½ oz. Lemon Juice + ¼ oz. simple syrup (optional)

ARTICLE CRYSTAL THOMPSON

+ 2 dashes Vanilla Extract + Splash of soda In a shaker combine all ingredients except for the soda. Shake vigorously for eight seconds. Pour over fresh ice. Top with soda. Garnish with an orange slice and cherry. Enjoy!

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events A curated selection of the most intriguing upcoming events in our area. J U LY 1 ST

Chris Rock Ego Death World Tour 2022

AVA AMPITHEATER | 8 :00 PM The wait is over... Comedian Chris Rock is back, performing live comedy shows across the country. Tickets on sale now.

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All-American Fourth of July

TOMBSTON E, AR IZ. | 10:00 AM Celebrations for America's birthday will be hosted by Tombstone Vigilettes. Attendees can expect free hot dogs, games, face painting, a car show, parade raffle, and more. The party starts at 10:00 a.m. July 2 and lasts through July 4th at 3:00 p.m.

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Sweet Corn Extravaganza

APPLE AN N IE'S FAR M: 5405 W. WI L L I A MS R D | 9 :0 0 A M Stop by Apple Annie's to pick up "a farmer's dozen" of sweet corn! Every weekend, the farm will be selling slow roasted sweet corn, smothered in butter and your favorite seasonings.

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A Salute to America

GAS LIG HT THEATRE | 2:00 PM Hosted by Armen Dirtadian, enjoy a night of music at Gaslight Theatre, honoring American military members with classic, patriotic songs.

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Arizona Sands Open House

ARIZON A STADIUM | 5:00 PM Membership Open Houses at Arizona Sands Club will be taking place on the second and fourth Wednesday of July in the Northeast corner of Arizona Stadium. Join current members to learn more about what membership could look like for you!

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Wine Thursday

THE CEN TURY ROOM | 7:00 P M Check out Wine Thursday, wine tasting events hosted by Hotel Congress. Try different types of wine accompanied by delicious light bites, starting at $35.

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Broadway in Tucson: Pretty Woman

CEN TEN N IAL HALL | TIMES VA RY From July 19 to July 24, check out the show at Centennial Hall, located at the University of Arizona. Tickets can be booked in advance online.

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Mezcal Sunday: Espadín

THE CEN TURY ROOM | 7:00 P M The Agave Heritage Festival hosts Mezacal Sunday, part of the Summer Tasting Series. Doors open at 6 p.m. and the tasting begins at 7 p.m. Tickets range between $35 and $40.

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Garlic Festival

TR IAN G LE T G UEST R AN CH | 1 0 :0 0 A M Visitors can expect food, drinks, crafts, vendors, and a whole lot of garlic. The festival starts at 10 a.m. and lasts until 4 p.m. both July 30 and July 31. The ranch is located 60 miles southeast of Tucson-- just take exit 318 off Interstate 10, following Dragoon Road 1/4 mile to the ranch.

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HarvestFest at Sonoita Vineyards

S ON OITA VIN EYARDS | 11:0 0 A M Kick off the Harvest Season with Sonoita Vineyards! The festival has countless activities for attendees to enjoy, including grape stomping competitions, tours of the vineyard, and tastings of Sonoita's signature wines. Reserve your ticket now!

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realty report A sample of recently sold properties in Catalina Foothills. N E I GH BO RH O O D

ORIGIN AL PRICE

SO L D P RIC E

%SO L D/ O RIG

DO M

B DRM S

B AT H S

The Canyons

$3,975,000

$3,737,500

94%

398

4

4.1

Catalina Ridge Estates

$1,849,000

$1,850,000

100%

2

4

3.2

Catalina Foothills Estates

$1,495,000

$1,700,000

113%

4

2

2.1

Coronado Foothills Estates

$1,389,000

$1,389,000

100%

1

5

4

Hacienda Del Sol

$1,150,000

$1,200,000

105%

0

4

3

Skyline Country Club

$1,050,000

$1,050,000

100%

0

4

5

Shadow Hills

$850,000

$975,550

113%

2

4

3.1

Catalina Foothills Estates

$900,000

$952,000

105%

8

4

3

Shadow Rock

$940,000

$933,200

99%

8

4

2.1

Catalina Foothills Estates

$924,999

$930,000

101%

5

3

3

Catalina Foothills Estates

$795,000

$915,000

113%

4

3

2

Las Alturas

$849,000

$850,000

100%

4

3

2

The Villages of La Paloma

$839,000

$840,000

100%

6

3

2.1

Flecha Caida Ranch Estates

$789,000

$825,000

104%

6

4

3

This data is a sampling of sold properties from May 2022. Source: IRES MLS system.

11497 N. Verch Way 4 BD | 3 BA | 2,570 SF $800,000

1104 N. Vinovo Pass 3 BD | 2 BA | 2,100 SF $550,000

1128 W. Titleist 3 BD | 3 BA | 2,549 SF $1,000,000

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