Laughter yoga is an exercise class where people laugh for no reason at all.

“A lot of people say well do you do yoga poses and laugh, but we don’t do that at all,” said Gita Fendelman, who teaches the class.

The group takes the deep breathing and relaxation techniques from traditional yoga and combines that with laughter exercises.

There are many different kinds of exercises. For example, there is the crying laughter, the Shakespeare laughter and the Santa Claus laughter.

Gabriela Galup is an artist from Peru, whose hand puppet show is different from what most of us are accustomed to.

Galup knows the connections to her audience come from the puppets in her hands.

The preparations for the All Souls Procession started much earlier than the six p.m. official start for one Tucson group.

All Souls Processions was the weekend after Halloween, and many Tucsonans came to walk, watch, and even get decorated.

This isn't your typical bike shop. The Bicycle Inter-Community Art and Salvage, better known as BICAS, offers more than just the usual tune-up.

More than 30 years ago, rancher Edward Keeylocko proved he was a man of his word when he built the western themed Cowtown Keeylocko.

According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, over 50 million adults in the United States reported having some form of arthritis.  At the Junior League of Tucson, a new Tai Chi class in the “Sun Style” is being offered to seniors to help prevent falls and to prevent the symptoms of arthritis. 

One Student’s dedication to breast cancer research turned into an outpouring of love and support from a community. The Tanzbödeli Music and Art Festival was organized by Taylor Bilby, an ASUA student senator, who was inspired by her mother’s struggle and triumph over breast cancer.

“I think cancer really affects everyone’s lives and if we stand by and do nothing then we can’t say that we tried,” said Bilby.

The second annual Tucson Sculpture Festival showcased over 50 artists and 300 pieces of art.

The Tucson Sculpture Festival takes place at the same time as the Gem and Mineral Show and offers a different kind of artwork for collectors from out of town.

The Tucson Senior Olympics Festival has brought the active elderly together for the past 27 years, inspiring people of all ages to stay active.