Let your students explore the wonders of Ted DeGrazia's 10-acre property, located in the foothills of the gorgeous Santa Catalina Mountains. They will be shown the artist's original adobe home, chapel, courtyards and gallery. Topics discussed in the tour include the life, history and philosophy of DeGrazia, as well as art mediums and techniques, Native American legends and ceremonies, Arizona's history, desert flora and fauna, and the recycling of objects to create art. There is a maximum of 35 children per daily program (there are some exceptions).

S.T.E.A.M. Sundays focus on science, technology, engineering, arts and math. To encourage the whole family to participate, admission is reduced to $2 per person on S.T.E.A.M. Sundays, which occur every Sunday through Sept. 4. For more info, visit www.childrensmuseumtucson.org.

The moon has long been an inspiration for artists from all different cultures and tonight the Arts, both visual art and music, take center stage. As the sun sets and the moon rises, take a leisurely stroll around the grounds. Enjoy the Gentlemen Songsters Barbershop Quartet in the Desert Garden, and partake of special art activities especially for kids! Event is free with Museum admission. www.desertmuseum.org or 520-883-2702.

Explore with us for summertime fun. Every Saturday experience a new educational craft or game enjoyed by all ages. Fort Lowell Bingo, Arrowhead dig, Lucky Horseshoe, Frontier Rag Doll, Corn Husk Wreath. Craft Fee: $4. Bingo: No charge starting every hour on the hour. Museum Admission: free, a pet friendly establishment.