- 2026 Festival of Books - March 14 at the University of Arizona
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Date Posted: Tue, Mar 3 2026
Details on our performance at the Festival of Books. Attachment: 
- Sweet Adelines Regional Contest 2026
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Date Posted: Tue, Mar 3 2026
It’s time to celebrate and prepare for the Region 21 Spring Convention and Competition…
Come Join Us!
Phoenix, Arizona
April 9-12, 2026
For competition in 2026, the action will take place in Phoenix, Arizona. Our competition will take place at the Phoenix Renaissance Hotel. The weekend will be filled with barbershop sound, fun events, learning opportunities and time to spend with friends.
2026 Spring Convention & Competition | Golden West Region 21
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- See's Candy - Yum Fundraiser through 3/20/2026
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Date Posted: Tue, Feb 24 2026
Please help spread that word that we're having a See's candy yum raiser.
Our goal is $250......by March 20th, 2026!!!!!
check out our store front
https://www.yumraising.com/store/spring-2026-tucson-desert-harmony-chorus-9b11/EliTuc1764
Please spread the word to friends, family, neighbors, fellow barbershop sisters.
What a great gift idea! CANDY.
You can also purchase a gift certificate or a tote.
Thank you for reading and helping our cause.For more information, see: https://www.yumraising.com/store/spring-2026-tucson-desert-harmony-chorus-9b11/EliTuc1764
- Panda Express Fundraiser - 02/20/2026
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Date Posted: Thu, Feb 5 2026
Everyone,
We have a fundraiser at Panda Express (any location). The event will be on 02/20/2026. Please see the attached flyer for details.Attachment: 
- Diversity and Inclusion
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Date Posted: Fri, Jun 23 2023
Tucson Desert Harmony (TDH) chorus is dedicated to the vision of all sisters as equals united in song. Recent events have brought to the forefront that the reality of true equality is not yet equal to the dream. There is no place for racism in our society and in our chorus.
As a member of Sweet Adelines International (SAI) we are aware that the history of the organization does not have a clean record including the exclusion of women of color in the early days of SAI. Even though Barbershop music has its roots in African American culture, we have not always been sensitive to songs with racist histories. Steps are now being taken by SAI to promote diversity and inclusion. These steps include:- Elimination of songs with racist lyrics, messages, or history from competition.
- Establishing education and resources for members on how to determine the above items in our music and creating a database of music that qualifies for elimination
- Creation of a Confidential email for any member to provide feedback on songs with racist connotations
- Creation of a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Council to foster ongoing efforts in these areas
- Elimination of all songs from our repertoire that have racist connotations
- Ongoing education on Diversity and Inclusion for our members
- Creating an atmosphere of equality and acceptance in our chorus with the goal of increasing the diversity of our membership
