Fernando Gallego & His Workshop: The Altarpiece from Ciudad Rodrigo Dec. 1 - Mar. 22 The UA Museum of Art presents this exquisite group of Spanish medieval panel paintings from the altarpiece of Ciudad Rodrigo, which comprise one of the most important groups of paintings produced in late 15th-century Spain. Go West: One Road, Two Visions Jan. 4 - Mar. 31 Tucson International Airport presents an exhibition, in the Center Gallery, of photography depicting landscapes of the American West including images of both Route 66 and the Sonoran Desert, by Tom Kiefer and James Cowlin. Gabriel Iglesias Jan. 9 The Fox Tucson Theatre presents Comedy Central award-winning comedian, Gabriel Iglesias. Unbelievable, electrifying and gifted are just some of the many words used to describe his stand-up routine. A Raisin In The Sun Jan. 10 - Jan. 31 Arizona Theatre Company presents a gripping and explosive tale of one family living and learning together on the south side of Chicago in the 1950s, by award-winning playwright Lorraine Hansberry. Japanese New Year Festival Jan. 10 The Tucson Children's Museum presents a Festivals of Friendship celebration, featuring opportunities to explore Japanese New Year traditions. Wings Over Willcox Jan. 14 - Jan. 18 Nature enthusiasts from around the world attend seminars, tours, and presentations during a fun-filled weekend of birding pleasure for the novice, expert or curious. Willcox, Arizona. Quilt Fiesta! Jan. 16 - Jan. 18 More than 300 quilts and other quilted items displayed at 29th annual Tucson Quilt Show, Tucson Convention Center. 18th Coldwell Banker Soccer Shootout Jan. 16 - Jan. 18 This three-day soccer extravaganza is open to under-9 to under-16 teams. It is open to boys and girls teams affiliated with U. S. Youth Soccer or Arizona Youth Soccer. The event starts with the Parade of Teams and Soccer Olympics. Fort Lowell Park soccer fields. The Elixir of Love Jan. 17 - Jan. 18 Arizona Opera presents Donizetti's comic story of true love, featuring critically acclaimed bass Donato Di Stefano as the traveling salesman. Martin Luther King Jr. Day Festival Jan. 19 The Tucson Children's Museum presents a celebration honoring the life and works of The Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. ARIPEX 2009 Stamp Show Jan. 23 - Jan. 25 The Arizona Federation of Stamp Clubs presents biennial ARIPEX "world series" stamp show, celebrating the bicentennial of Abraham Lincoln's birth, with exhibits including a letter signed by Lincoln as wells as other important Civil War related artifacts. DeGrazia: 100 Years, 100 Works Jan. 23 - Jan. 23 A retrospective exhibition of 100 works of art by Tucson artist Ted DeGrazia (1909-1982), including examples of artwork that brought him international acclaim, displayed as part of a centennial celebration commemorating the 100th anniversary of the artist's birth. Dillinger Days Jan. 24 Celebrate the 75th anniversary of the Tucson capture of "Public Enemy #1" John Dillinger and his notorious gang, with re-enactments, classic cars, period music, walking tours, films, lectures, and much more. Downtown Tucson, between the historic Hotel Congress and the Historic Depot. Chinese New Year Festival Jan. 24 The Tucson Children's Museum presents Festivals of Friendship celebration featuring exploration of Chinese New Year traditions. Family Friendly Weekends Kickoff Jan. 24 Every weekend, Tucson's downtown is bustling with family friendly activities at the Pima County Public Library, Tucson Children's Museum, Tucson Museum of Art, and the Museum of Contemporary Art, and more. The Gay Desperado Jan. 24 Fox Tucson Theatre screens a classic film billed as "the giant musical hit of the year" featuring a singing cowboy and a Mexican bandito as well as many memorable songs (Cielto Lindo). Filmed in Tucson in 1936 at San Xavier Mission. Picture This! Art for Families Feb. 1 The Tucson Museum of Art hosts a gallery tour and hands-on art activity for children (ages 6-12) and their adult companions. Bolero, Tango & Dance Feb. 5 - Feb. 8 The Tucson Symphony Orchestra presents this classic program as part of it's Fiesta Series, with a performance by members of the University of Arizona School of Dance. Arts & Crafts Festival Feb. 6 - Feb. 8 Desert Diamond Casino presents annual festival featuring 85 booths offering works of artists and craftspeople from throughout the United States and Canada: jewelry, pottery, stained glass, metal works, paintings, and live music. Circles of Life: Katsina Imagery in Hopi Basketry Feb. 7 - Jul. 3 Arizona State Museum presents an historic overview of Hopi basket-making traditions, techniques and types, including tips on "reading" and identifying distinguishing katsina iconography, featuring historic pieces and the work of eight contemporary weavers. Flame Off 2009 Feb. 7 The Sonoran Glass Academy presents a flameworking competition featuring 24 glass artists competing against the clock to create the wildest, most innovative glass-art creations in Wearable Art, Marbles, and Vessels categories. Piano and Friends Concert Feb. 8 Arizona Friends of Chamber Music's "Piano and Friends" matinee series presents a concert by the award-winning, young duo from the Czech Republic: Martin and Kristina Kasik, both on piano. Don Giovanni Feb. 21 - Feb. 22 Arizona Opera presents Mozart's tragic and comic opera featuring the heartless nobleman, Don Giovanni, as well as some of Mozart's most popular music. Latin Flair Feb. 21 - Feb. 22 Tucson Symphony Orchestra presents a MasterWorks concert of Latin music featuring mezzo-soprano Kristin Dauphinais from the voice faculty at the University of Arizona as part of the Latin Flair! series. Carnivale Festival Feb. 21 The Tucson Children's Museum presents a festival for families at Armory Park and Tucson Convention Center Plaza.