While rainy days in Tucson are few and far between, we are now entering the infamous monsoon season in which rainy days are slightly more frequent. Here are some things to do when the weather turns grey in Tucson.

Grab a Coffee and a Book
Sometimes, the best thing to do in the rain is snuggle up with a good book. Tucson has a few cozy bookstores that would be the perfect place to get lost in a book for a couple of hours. Try Barnes and Noble on Broadway Boulevard, or Antigone Books on Fourth Avenue for something different.

Color Me Mine
Color Me Mine in Park Place Mall is Tucson’s top pottery painting spot. Get your artistic juices flowing with a friend, or relax by yourself. Guests can paint a dish, frame, or little trinket during the rainy weather.
www.tucson.colormemine.com.

Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain Spa
The Ritz-Carlton, Dove Mountain Spa in Marana is one of the finest in Arizona. With an array of signature treatments, a gold-medal staff, and a beautiful new facility, you cannot go wrong! See if you can slip in for a treatment, or make a reservation when you know the weather is going to be rainy.
www.ritzcarlton.com.

Museum
Walking around a museum and experiencing education as well as relaxation helps make a rainy day better. Check out the Tucson Museum of Art, a private, non-profit museum that hosts a collection of modern and historic art. Admission is $10 per person, with discounts for students, youth, seniors, and military members.
www.tucsonmuseumofart.org.

Yoga
What better way to relax on a rainy day than a little bit of yoga? Tucson offers a variety of yoga studios that are each unique. Check out Yoga Flow on Cherry Avenue that offers classes like Vinyasa Flow, Intro to Flow, Dynamic Flow Yoga for Women, and more.
www.yogaflowtucson.com.