Welcome to Valley of the Moon
Kindness is the Real Magic
Masks now optional outdoors during events for fully vaccinated guests (those who have finished their vaccination series-- both shots for Moderna and Pfizer, single shot for J&J-- 2 or more weeks ago). For small groups such as during private access parties, mask use is optional. We continue to follow the CDC guidance to reduce risk of Covid19 transmission.
Private access fees and instructions available here
We are generally open the first Saturday of each month, the third Sunday plus special events listed on our visit page.
Some upcoming highlights:
Some upcoming highlights:
Honor Loss/ Dare to Hope Encore
Saturday, August 7⋅6:00 – 8:00pm
Free, donations welcome
Some people who wanted to acknowledge their losses and hopes were kept away from out July events because of the weather so we are offering another opportunity. An encore opportunity to participate in our community art healing project. Memorialize something or someone you lost in 2020 on a blue rock. On a yellow rock record your hope for 2021. When you finish decorating your rocks you will add them to the new Moon River where our losses are framed by our hopes. Reservations not required.
Accepting SAFE PLACE participants!
Free Family Outings
Quarantine measures have separated children from beloved Grandparents and others. Valley of the Moon has created SAFE PLACE, where COVID-vulnerable folk can reunite with their families under less risky conditions when the time is right. We also provide youth and volunteer training, have hired youth project assistants and have made facility improvements to reduce risk of spreading COVID19. Program is staffed by Infectious Disease Preventionist Erin Archer. SAFE PLACE is free to participants! Interested? Email wizard@tucsonvalleyofthemoon.com with Safe Place in the subject line and let us know about who in your family would like a reunion. Funded by a generous grant from Union Pacific Foundation.
Third Sunday Docent Led Tours
Third Sunday Most Months
8-10 am
$5 adults
Ever wonder about how the Valley of the Moon got started? Here is your chance to go behind the scenes and hear more historical details and stories. Tickets available here.
Inclusion
Since its inception, Valley of the Moon has been a place of inclusion.
When first legally incorporated in 1945, our stated purpose included:
To advocate tolerance towards all religions…,
to foster the divine principle of tolerance and brotherly love for all mankind, regardless of race, creed, or color.
This intention was bold in 1945 and sadly is still urgently needed today.
Valley of the Moon has stayed true to this primary guiding principle for 75 years.
If we ever fall short, please let me know; we want to know how we can do better.
Jenni Sunshine, President
George Phar Legler Society, Inc
Valley of the Moon
jennisunshine@tucsonvalleyofthemoon.com
When first legally incorporated in 1945, our stated purpose included:
To advocate tolerance towards all religions…,
to foster the divine principle of tolerance and brotherly love for all mankind, regardless of race, creed, or color.
This intention was bold in 1945 and sadly is still urgently needed today.
Valley of the Moon has stayed true to this primary guiding principle for 75 years.
If we ever fall short, please let me know; we want to know how we can do better.
Jenni Sunshine, President
George Phar Legler Society, Inc
Valley of the Moon
jennisunshine@tucsonvalleyofthemoon.com
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