Jacome Plaza is a park in Downtown Tucson with lots of tables, free wifi, and lawn games like giant Connect Four and human-sized chess.
You’ll find it at Pennington and Stone Avenue next to the Joel D. Valdez Main Library plaza and the red Sonora sculpture by David Black.
It’s designed both as a place to relax and a place for people to work outside, taking advantage of Tucson’s beautiful-most-of-the-year weather.
I stumbled on it during a break in Arizona International Film Festival. By the time I happened upon it, however, it was almost time for me to leave. But I’ll definitely keep the park in mind next time I’m in town.
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