ACP Events

Thursday - 5:30pm - 6:30pm New Member Reception
Open only to New Members, ACP Board of Directors, and by Invitation, this preview is an informal reception where newbies get an opportunity to visit with colleagues and the ACP Board of Directors.

Friday - 6:30pm - 8:00pm  Opening Night Reception
Enjoy this reception as a special welcome to the Annual Congress and Arizona! Start the Congress by visiting with colleagues and mingling with exhibitors in a social setting.

Saturday - 6:30pm - 10:00pm  Dinner and Social
The recipe for an evening of fun and enjoyment: a reception followed by dinner and entertainment. Join your colleagues for this memorable soiree with food and dancing. Guests are also invited.

Weekend Events in Tucson

Nov. 9-11
Defending the Caveman is the longest-running solo play in Broadway history; it offers a hilarious look at the ways men and women relate. Leo Rich Theater
520-903-2929
www.broadwayintucson.com

Nov. 9
John Prine is an American country/folk singer-songwriter who has achieved widespread critical success since the early 1970s.
Fox Tucson Theatre
520-624-1515
www.foxtucsontheatre.com

Nov. 10-11
Die Fledermaus is comic operetta composed by Johann Strauss II. It has been the toast of audiences since its debut in Vienna in 1874. Tucson Music Hall
520-293-4336
www.azopera.com

Anytime Amusements in Tucson

Casino of the Sun
7406 S. Camino de Oeste
Tucson, AZ 85746
520-883-1700
www.casinosun.com
Poker, slots, bingo, table games, live entertainment and multiple dining choices.

Tucson Greyhound Park
2601 S. 3rd Ave. (access from I-10, exit 261)
Tucson, AZ 85713
520-884-7576
www.tucsongreyhound.com
Live greyhound racing Monday through Saturday with a first race post time of 7:40 p.m.

Foothills Mall
7401 North La Cholla Blvd.
520-219, 0650
www.shopfoothillsmall.com
A one-stop shop: over 90 stores (mostly outlets), seven restaurants, and a 15-screen movie theatre.

Silverbell and El Rio-Trini Alvarez Municipal Golf Courses
3600 N. Silverbell Rd. or 1400 W. Speedway Blvd.
520-791-5853
www.tucsoncitygolf.com
When you’ve tired of the beautiful course at the Starr Pass Country Club & Spa, hit the city’s newly-remodeled municipal masterpieces—El Rio has a retro British Open feel.

Recommended Restaurants

Daisy Mae’s Steak House
2735 W Anklam Rd.
520-792-8888
Rustic and saloon-like with authentic cowboy cuisine, this meat-lover’s paradise is as delicious as it is reasonably priced—from $12-$18, all with cowboy beans and Texas toast!

Cafe Poca Cosa
110 East Pennington St.
520-622-6400
www.pocacosatucson.com
Downtown Mexican food, but there’s nothing ordinary about this spot. The menu changes daily with the chef’s whims. Luckily, her whims are notably spot-on for everything from mole to drinks to dessert.

Sushi Hama
3971 N Oracle Rd.
520-888-6763
www.sushihama.com
All-you-can-eat-sushi for only $19.50? Something as tasty and villainous sounding as a Pancho Roll? If you’re craving sushi while land-locked in Arizona, this is the place to go.

Caruso’s Restaurant
434 N 4th Ave.
520-624-5765
www.carusositalian.com
Locals have love this Southern Italian joint since 1938. Try lasagna, sip on a glass of wine, and sit on the patio to enjoy a Tucson night like a native.

Rusty’s
2075 W Grant Rd.
520-623-3363
www.rustystucson.com
Rusty’s is a true sports-centric sports bar, complete with the requisite big screens, buffalo wings, and beer. Happy Hour Monday–Friday and half-price wine on the weekends.