Tucson Atheists

The system is by TeamTrivia.com (TT). Questions are announced over a loudspeaker and answers are submitted on paper to the host. You can go to the TT site on the same day and get one free answer, and their Facebook page provides a free topic hint. It’s free although Pueblo Vida would love it if we bought drinks or some of their nice snacks: I don't know much about their beers but they do have a UofA-themed Sonoran-style amber. Go Cats?

I will get there early to secure a good table. Look for Stephen in a grey tee displaying Dance at Bougival.

Please note that this is not an atheist-centric event. It is open to the general public. Our purpose is to have a pleasant evening and perhaps win something. Both of those purposes are regularly accomplished.

If fewer than 3 attendees, I may cancel.

Parking suggestions:

Right across the street from the pub, there is a small lot, but it's not cheap (I heard $15 for two hours). Just a block away (south of Broadway), all around the little intersection of 6th Ave and 12th Street, there is metered parking that is free after 7.

You can also park free after 5 p.m. all along Fourth Avenue and the side streets. There is unmetered parking along the football field at Tucson High (this is 3rd Ave). From Bawker Bawker (RIP), it is a half mile walk (10 minutes) to Pueblo Vida, and it should be easy to park closer than that in the Fourth Avenue district. (Sometime this fall, parking meters might change so that enforcement goes until 7 p.m. You can read more here but for now, parking in the Fourth Avenue district is free after 5.)

Another idea is to park along the streetcar line and then travel downtown on the streetcar. There is free parking at the University (in surface lots just north of Speedway), and the streetcar could also be an option for those who would rather not walk from the Fourth Avenue district. I can provide more detailed instructions on where to park at the UofA and how to get to the bar on the streetcar. Just DM me or email stephen@sfmatheson.com.

Join us on the second Sunday of the month for brunch at Beyond Bread on North Campbell. Eating is optional; just come as you are. You need not be a member of Tucson Atheists (nor do you need to be an atheist) to be welcome.

Topical discussions are encouraged but not required. If you are interested in topic discussions, please add an idea in the comments.

Second Sunday brunch is:
--Safe environment to interact with others
--Conversations both humorous and topical
--Discussions based on books, authors, articles, podcasts, etc. on any topic of interest. Examples:

• Science
• Secularism
• Godless humor
• The arts
• Big ideas

All freethinkers are welcome: atheists, agnostics, and allies.