7 p.m. THURSDAY

We are reserving the upstairs drawing room of Maynards Market & Kitchen for a no-host dinner. Entreés range from $12-$30.

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Sample Dinner Menu

Restaurant Review

Best of Tucson winner: Best Romantic Setting and Best Trainspotting

7 p.m. FRIDAY

Please join us for a no-host dinner at the Grill. This is a Zolondz/Tyning/Jimenez favorite for several reasons, the biggest being the TATER TOTS. It is diner-style food: cheap, greasy, sassy and there’s a pie case. Are you convinced yet? Entreés range from $5-$15.

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Menu

Best of Tucson winner: Best Grill and Best Late-Night Eats

10:30 a.m. SATURDAY – THE MAIN EVENT

Seating begins for the ceremony at Club Congress located inside the Hotel Congress. Seating is limited, please arrive early. The ceremony will begin at 11 a.m. Following the I Dos, please be our guest for a brunch reception at Copper Hall across the lobby, inside the Hotel Congress.

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FAQs about the event

9 p.m. SATURDAY NIGHT

Join us for an afterparty to celebrate,  dance and drink the night away. Meet at the Tap Room inside Club Congress. We will travel to assorted bars along 4th Avenue and wrap it up back at the Club Congress for the spectacular dance night, Bang! Bang!

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Drink specials

Best of Tucson winner: Best Place to Dance and Best Nightclub

If you’re looking for something fun to do while you’re in town, here are some suggestions:

Browse the shops on 4th Ave. It is a short walk or trolley ride away from the Hotel Congress, and a short cab or car ride from other area hotels. Our favorite shops include Pop Cycle (handmade art and functional goods using recycled items) and Tucson Thrift Shop (A cool costume and vintage shop that’s Bobby’s go-to place for sunglasses)

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List of shops

Shop for crazy novelty toys or locally-made art and jewelry. This strip mall is a favorite due to the amazing Yikes! toy store. Many an afternoon has been spent filling our baskets with novelties and fun things like a condiment gun or mustache collections. Stop by Bohemia next door for cool art, jewelry and fun things made by area residents.

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See desert plants at the Tucson Botanical Garden. A beautiful and historical oasis in the heart of Tucson, Tucson Botanical Gardens is a place of beauty inspiration and education about the natural world. There are 16 different gardens within the grounds representing a variety of gardening traditions and botanical themes. Here you can see various kinds of desert plants including cacti and flowering shrubbery. Birds and Butterflies are in abundance amongst the foliage and there is plenty of shade. A visit here of an hour or 2 is definitely worth the time if you’re into horticulture, nature, or just looking for a pleasant place to visit.

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Hours and admission

Visit a cheesy Old West town. Trail Dust Town features wooden boardwalks, red brick streets,  an old-fashioned town square, funny wood cutouts to take pictures with, souvenir shops, cowboy performers and Pinnacle Peak Steakhouse. You’ll get a classic western tourist experience for free admission. Want something a bit more authentic? Pony up $16.95 and check out Old Tucson Studios for rides, cowfolk and stunt shows.

Map and directions (Trail Dust Town)

Map and directions (Old Tucson Studios)

For more ideas (including Gluten-Free Pizza, where to find a good Chinese Buffet, coolest places to shop and more picks) check out Tucson Weekly’s Best of Tucson issue.

For a map of all the important locations our suggestions and other places of interest, click here. Keep this e-mail handy to use for directions, your hotels have business centers where you’ll be able to get on the internet and map out your day.

We will see you VERY SOON! Please do not hesitate to e-mail us with questions, concerns, funny jokes, etc.

– Julia & Bobby