A 100-year-old brick building is sitting empty in downtown Tucson, but not for long. You can have a say in the future of the Steinfeld Warehouse. Back in 2007 the Arizona Department of Transportation evicted all tenants from the fragile brick building. Now a non-profit is working to bring it back as a focal...
The Warehouse Arts Management Organization (WAMO) has purchased the Steinfeld Warehouse, to renovate for use as a community arts center. Please join us January 12 and 26 to envision...
On Saturday, October 22, community volunteers planted trees and other flora to green the landscape, and artists, arts organizations, and creative businesses spruced up the avenue with...
We asked some of the folks on the studio tour what they liked about the Warehouse Arts District. Here’s what they said.
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The next regular WAMO board meeting will be held Saturday, February 4 , 2011. The meeting will be at 10:30am at Santa Teresa Tileworks Conference Room (enter through rear...
As you likely know, what we are trying to do in Tucson’s Historic Warehouse Arts District is similar to that of many organization’s across the country. WAMO believes that...
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Tucson’s downtown warehouse district has long been a haven for the local artist community. Clustered around the railroad, these buildings are known for solid construction, large floor plans, and...
