Arts & Culture

Tim Hunter’s new book is written for the backyard observer who just wants a bit of direction when they look up and admire the night sky.

A coalition of local nonprofits are planning a history-inspired, 100-foot mural on a house’s wall abutting Richardson Park in Patagonia.

The PRT’s resident rockhound reflects on his low-key search for gold — and the search that brought him to Sonoita-Elgin in the first place, two decades ago.

Local band the Sashas and a group of amateur vocalists performed a set featuring renditions of songs from across Mitchell’s career.

She had none of the qualifications for being a writer, but she’s done it anyway: how civil engineer Karen Riggs became author K.C. Riggs.

The Patagonia Minstrels played a medley of Renaissance and Christmas music in front of the Wild Horse Restaurant on Nov. 27. (From left): Pat McNamara (flute), Janet Dodd, Christina Wilhelm,  Mark Berg (melodicas) and Brett Dodd (drums).  Photo by Dave McNamara

Visitors to the Patagonia Art Walk checked out the classic cars and trucks on display at the Antique Motor Show, hosted by Patagonia Fire and Rescue.

The 20th Annual Patagonia Art Walk featured the work of 34 artists at a range of sites around Patagonia. Twenty-eight artists and organizations set up booths throughout the town park.