Tucson Taiko Takeover
Join us for a Tucson Taiko Takeover at Whiskey Del Bac, featuring local group Odaiko Sonora. Karen Falkenstrom is the founder and Executive Director of Odaiko Sonora, Tucson’s Japanese drumming ensemble. With 40 years of experience in the arts industry, she has held leadership roles in many well-known Tucson arts organizations and co-founded three award-winning nonprofit arts groups. Karen began studying taiko in 2001. Since then, she has dedicated herse
03-25-26 – Meet the African American Museum of Southern Arizona
This is the new date for this event! We are thrilled to be partnering with the African American Museum of Southern Arizona to learn about the Museum’s Mission to gather and share stories, images, and artifacts as they document, digitize, and preserve African American and Black life, culture, and history in Southern Arizona to benefit the community. This presentation will be led by the Museum’s Director, Ms. Nikieia Johnson, and will touch on va
02-27-26 – Happy Hour – Live Music with Dave & Kara
Join us for our next installment of happy hour at Whiskey Del Bac! Friday, February 27th from 5:30-7:30 PM. Dave and Kara are a Tucson-based singer-songwriter, Americana band. Their sound is in the vein of Wilco. They play mostly original material, sprinkled with a few covers. Live music at the distillery is always a fantastic way to kick off your weekend. Snag a dram of American single malt, grab some friends, and enjoy the local tunes! No RSVP needed. &n
November 21- 5:30-7:30 – Happy Hour with Clay Dudash and Friends
Join us for another installment of our Friday happy hour at Whiskey Del Bac! Free live music and signature cocktails are the perfect way to kick off your weekend. This installment features Clay Dudash and Friends. Music will be from 5:30-7:30 pm. Jeff and Jessey Eagan double down on nostalgia rock with a strong sense of humor. They combine simple melodies with tight vocal harmonies to craft songs that evoke fond, awkward memories of simpler times when grad
Armchair Anthropology – A Hopi Potter Extraordinaire – Seminar with Dr. Diane Dittemore
Join us for our next installment of Armchair Anthropology featuring speaker Diane D. Dittemore. Nampeyo (~1858-1942) was a stellar pottery maker, known for her interpretations of ancient Hopi pottery styles. She was the first Southwestern Native potter to become known to the American public through traders promoting her wares, her travels across the country and through summer residencies demonstrating at the Grand Canyon. Nampeyo left a legacy that dozens
