Join us on April 13th for the Iskashitaa Plant Sale ! Us and a variety of vendors will be selling houseplants, cacti and landscaping plants, along with a rummage sale. There is surely something for everyone to enjoy.

Zero Waste Tucson is a community-driven movement that aims to promote sustainable consumption and production practices. Its goal is to raise awareness about the benefits of zero-waste initiatives in creating a cleaner Tucson. By adopting effective waste management practices, Tucsonans can reduce waste generation and help reduce pollution levels, mitigate the impact of the climate crisis.

DRIVE THRU,

DROP-OFF & RECYCLE

NORTH OF HIMMEL PARK

2700 E. Speedway

(ENTER ON 1ST STREET)

Celebrate the diversity of our local community!

Little Amal, a 12-foot puppet of a 10-year-old Syrian refugee girl, will visit the Museum during this event as part of Amal Walks Across America.

Iskashitaa will have a table with an art project and activities.

Sign up here to volunteer with us at the event:

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Save the Date for the TOG Fall Garden Fair on October 21! Plants, starts, seeds, soil, fertilizer, ollas, crafts, pots, garden art, music, critters, and SO MUCH information about gardening organically in our desert. Mark your calendar!

Join us on October 1st for the Global Flavors of Fall Festival in collaboration with the Gastronomic Union of Tucson. Here, refugee home cooks and GUT chefs come together to create special multicultural tastings unique to each refugee. In addition to all you can eat tastings we will have live music and some very fun activities that you won't want to miss!

By your tickets here

Call for volunteers for this event!

For more volunteer information and signup click here

Cacti, succulents, landscaping plants and houseplants, plus local artisans!

We will have many vendors once again offering vegetable starts, seeds, succulents, trees, planting amendments, garden tools, crafts and more!

Join Iskashitaa Refugee Network and Mission Garden to celebrate the abundant citrus harvest- sweet oranges, sour oranges, sweet limes, sour limes, lemons, kumquats, pomelos, and grapefruit! Especially featured will be the underappreciated sour Seville oranges, the source of the world's marmalade and useful in many other ways too!

SAVOR will feature over 50 of the region’s finest chefs, wineries, breweries, local foods, and restaurants highlighting exceptional menu tastings. The event will also present fine wine, spirits, and craft beer tastings. 21 and UP ONLY EVENT

VIP tickets is $150.00 each from 11am-3pm

VIP Tickets are capped at 200 people and are provided early admission with one-hour early access to the event and a welcome cocktail.

General Admission is $100.00 each from 12pm-3pm

People want to learn how to bring more trees, plants, and gardens into the 29th Street area! City of Tucson, Community Food Bank, Tucson Clean and Beautiful, Tucson Electric Power, Iskashitaa Refugee Network, and more are joining forces to bring the 29th Thrive Community an opportunity to learn how bring more green to our community. Residents can learn how to apply to get a tree, learn how to get free seeds, make a portable planter, and find out about worm bins, gleaning, and gardening supplies!

This year our Giving Tuesday celebration is a social hour and pop-up shop at El Crisol, EXO Roast’s 2nd location. Join us at this informal gathering with local artisans, our Iskashop products, tamales, and creosote margaritas!

In celebration of their 1-year anniversary, Rozet Nursery is hosting a fundraiser for Iskashitaa and our friends Owl and Panther! Admission for adults is $15. Music by Refugee Beats and Fady Eskandar! Food from the Persian Table! Featuring a plant raffle, belly dancers, mocktails, and a silent auction!

We will be at the Immanuel Arts & Crafts Bazaar selling our IskaShop wares: jams and marmalade made from local food, and dried herbs grown in our community garden.

Location: 9252 E 22nd St, Tucson, AZ 85710