Tucson in Review (10-4-2026)

that you all could join us back in studio once again i think it's been you know maybe about a year since the last time yeah we we saw you so so how let's start from the beginning because not everybody's maybe are familiar with you or seen the other interviews but uh silent adventures was something that kind of started overseas walking disco concept and you guys brought it here to southern arizona what is this now three years

bridget This will be our fourth year.

Fourth year.

Yeah.

So, yeah, it has been three full years, but we're starting our fourth season.

There we go.

And so, Aria, how is it going? How's this last year gone for

you guys? Well, the spring season was honestly kind of weird.

Yeah.

And last December in Winter Haven, we were really struggling to get people on the adventures.

But in the past couple of months, we've seen this like shift.

And over the summer, we had some really big, amazing groups in Tohono Chul.

And then since then, we've had a lot of people reaching out to us for different events that they want to do.

We have a sold out free adventure on October 10th.

So that's 50 people signed up to come dance with us.

So we're very excited.

It feels like things are picking up for sure.

So, Bridget, I'd like to go back then to what she was just saying there in terms of last year, Winter Haven.

Why don't you think people were, you know, is it just maybe the familiarity of it where there's not as many people? Because I don't even think I went to Winter Haven last year.

So maybe just the numbers overall were down.

What we were noticing, because this time we actually had like a tent and a table and And as people were walking past, we were like, you know, trying to lure them into our dance cult, you know.

And it would be like a whole group would want to go.

But if one person didn't want to go, then they just didn't do it.

And so, yeah, it's kind of interesting.

Like the peer pressure wasn't really working as much as we wanted it to.