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I lost two xylophones outside the Rialto Theatre on 4th Avenue in downtown Tucson around 3:15 p.m. this afternoon after a quick rehearsal with the youth orchestra. The case is light blue and a bit scuffed, and there are two mallets tucked inside the lid. They were gifts from my late aunt, and my kids are counting on them for our little band; I’m anxious but hopeful someone picked them up and kept them safe.
Earlier this afternoon, around 3:45 p.m., I found two chairs abandoned behind the loading area by the Hotel Congress on Congress Street. One is a teal metal chair with chipped enamel, the other a wooden bistro chair with a sun motif carved in the back. They looked out of place among the potted cacti and street music, so I left them where I found them and made a note here. If the owner recognizes them, please reply through the site and I’ll bring them by the hotel courtyard so we can reunite them.
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Finch Wallet, last seen near south harrison, its a finch band wallet, i've made sketches of what it looks like, its fully black and is made of fabric. Given to me by my father.
Hi, I'm Mia Alvarez, and the Breeds notebook is lost in Tucson. I was at the Fourth Avenue market around 5:45 PM last Saturday, near the Rialto Theatre, when a gust knocked my shoulder bag loose. The notebook is small, with 'Breeds' on the cover and pages filled with sketches of dog breeds and notes from a local rescue project. I retraced the steps and talked to a few vendors; the item was lost, and the thought of those pages out there makes me anxious.
I was helping prep breakfast around 7:15 a.m. when I realized my favorite utensils were missing from the kitchen near Mercado San Agustín in downtown Tucson. I’d left a stainless steel ladle and a wooden spatula on the counter after a late-night shift, and by morning they were gone. The set has a dented ladle and a couple of scuffs, all worn from years of use. Losing them feels like losing a little piece of home, and I’d love to have them back where they belong.
I was midway through a small set at a cafe along Fourth Avenue in downtown Tucson around 5:30 p.m. when I realized my two keyboards weren't where I left them - on a padded bench outside the shop. The bigger one is a 61-key MIDI controller in a black case; the smaller is a lightweight 49-key practice keyboard in a gray cover. I set them there while I chatted with a friend and warmed up for an open-mic at the Courthouse Plaza. By the time I finished the chat, they were gone. This music gear keeps me practicing and gig-ready; losing them feels like losing my voice. If you remember seeing a black gig bag by Fourth Avenue or near the Tucson Museum of Art, please keep an eye out.
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