Curated workshop opportunities in Tucson, Arizona — open to local high school students. Free to access, no account, every deadline tracked.
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6 workshops in Tucson
Youth aviation education programs at the Pima Air and Space Museum in Tucson — one of the world's largest aerospace museums with 350+ aircraft. High school students can participate in aviation camps, museum volunteer programs, and aerospace education events. Builds aviation history knowledge and aerospace career awareness in Southern Arizona.
Audition-based youth orchestra for advanced high school musicians in the Tucson area. Students rehearse and perform with professional symphony musicians, developing orchestral performance skills and musical artistry. The Tucson Symphony Youth Orchestra is a cornerstone of the Southern Arizona classical music community.
High school students in Pima County can take college courses for both high school and college credit. Courses available on PCC campuses, online, or at participating high schools. Tuition is significantly reduced; some partner school districts cover the full cost.
Comprehensive support program for first-generation college students at UArizona, including pre-college outreach to Arizona high school students. Offers mentoring, academic support, and scholarship guidance. Must be a first-generation college student — neither parent has a bachelor's degree. Pre-college resources available for HS students exploring UArizona.
Youth art workshops and programs at the Tucson Museum of Art. High school students can participate in studio art classes, gallery workshops, and teen art intensives. Programs cover painting, drawing, sculpture, and mixed media. Builds artistic skills and creative career exploration.
Community makerspace in Tucson offering youth workshops and access to tools including 3D printers, welding equipment, woodworking, and electronics. High school students can learn hands-on making, engineering, and design skills in a collaborative environment.