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HAFA's mission is to raise awareness about aphasia: its causes & the effects of the disorder upon those with the condition.
✅ Friday Topic: Aphasia-Friendly Entertainment in Tucson
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Yes, it’s Thursday, but it’s not too early to plan your Friday Fun in Tucson!!
🎵***What***
🎶Music in the Courtyard — a free concert series at the Pima County Historic Courthouse Courtyard!
🕚 Fridays, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
📍 115 N Church Ave, Tucson, AZ 85701
Relax is the shade, enjoy live local music, and bring lunch and a friend. It’s an easy, feel-good way to spend your Friday midday.
🕰️ When
This Friday, 11 a.m. – 1 p.m.
(Each week features different local musicians — check the schedule before you go!)
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💵 Cost: Free! Just bring your lunch or grab a snack nearby.
Tip: Pack a hat or sunglasses if you’re sensitive to sun.
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♿ Accessibility
• Wheelchair-friendly courtyard and nearby accessible parking.
• Shady seating under arches for comfort.
• Quieter than most evening shows — good for easy listening and conversation.
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🍽️ Restaurant Idea
The Monica — 40 E Congress St (a few blocks away)
📞 (520) 645-1922
Perfect for brunch or lunch before or after the concert — big patio, comfy chairs, relaxed vibe.
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🖼️ Shop/Activity
Old Town Artisans — 201 N Court Ave, Downtown Tucson
A short stroll from the courthouse. Browse handmade jewelry, local art, or grab a coffee in the courtyard.
💬 Have you been to Music in the Courtyard before? Tell us your favorite performer or tip for enjoying the space!
With support from Tucson, Living Well with Aphasia.
This post was created with research generated by AI and carefully edited for clarity and accuracy by a Speech-Language Pathologist.
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