All lost and found items in Tucson
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Lost utensils in downtown Tucson
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.
Lost keyboards near downtown Tucson
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.
Lost Action Figures in Tucson.
Last Sunday around 5:45 p.m., I was wandering the Fourth Avenue district in Tucson, browsing a few comic racks and vintage shops near the Rialto Theatre. My backpack bumped a shelf, and a little bag of action figures rolled out and disappeared as I stepped out toward Congress Street. I don’t know how to describe how much those tiny figures mean to me, the one from my dad's old collection is the only reminder I have of him, and the others are from a road trip with my friends last spring. Please, if you saw anything, report it through the site; they’re not just toys, they’re memories.
Lost blue truck, yellow totes, red fridge, flamingo suitcase
Hello I had a blue truck and out slipped two yellow totes a small red fridge and a flamingo suitcase if someone returns I will give reward. thank you
Found a toolbox of hand tools near Rialto Theatre.
I was walking my dog around 6:30 p.m. last Saturday, near the Rialto Theatre on Fourth Avenue in downtown Tucson, when I spotted a small toolbox tucked behind a planter. Inside were a hammer, screwdrivers, pliers, a tape measure, and a few miscellaneous bits. It looked like someone had set it down in a hurry after a quick fix. I picked it up, checked for an ID, and turned it in at the lost-and-found desk. I know how frustrating it is to lose tools right when a project, like hanging shelves or fixing a sink, needs them, so I hope the owner sees this and claims it soon.
Lost flutes near the University of Arizona, Tucson.
Hi, my name is Isabella Ramirez. I realized at 5:15 p.m. on Saturday that my flute case was missing near the University of Arizona campus gate on Speedway Boulevard. The flute is a silver student-model with a dent near the footjoint and a small cactus sticker on the case. I had practiced at Armory Park earlier in the day, and this instrument means a lot to me because auditions are coming up next month. If someone found it, please keep it safe—I'm really hoping to have it back for my next rehearsal.
LOST Kittens near Park Place Mall, Tucson
I live in Tucson and last night, around 7:30 p.m., my kittens slipped out the back door and wandered off somewhere between our home and Park Place Mall on the east side of town. There are two grey tabbies and a small calico, all very curious and currently fearless. I’ve walked every alley I can think of, calling their names and listening for a tiny meow that never came back. I’m worried they could be hungry or scared out there after dark. If you’ve seen them, please keep them safe and let me know through this site so I can come right away.
Lost paintings in downtown Tucson
I wrapped up a late painting session Friday around 7:30 PM near the Tucson Museum of Art, and I think I left two paintings in the back of my SUV near North Main Avenue. One is a desert landscape with saguaros, the other an abstract piece with cobalt and gold that catches the street lamps. The canvases are wrapped in brown paper, and one frame has a small dent in the corner. I'm anxious because I have a show in two days and need them back.
Lost holiday decorations around downtown Tucson
Last Friday, around 7:20 p.m., I realized my holiday decorations were missing from the front porch of my townhouse on 4th Avenue, not far from the Hotel Congress. A garland lay tangled around a streetlight, a wreath with a chipped red bow rested in a planter, and a string of warm-white lights had spilled into a tangle on the doormat. Those ornaments carry memories from family moments and I’m aching a bit without them during the season. I’m hoping whoever picked them up understands how much they mean and will return them to the building’s lobby lost-and-found, so we can decorate again soon.
Nintendo Switch OLED found near The Tucson Mall
I found a Nintendo Switch OLED model this afternoon around 4:15pm in the parking lot behind The Tucson Mall, near the food court entrance off Oracle Road. It was tucked into a neon-green silicone case with a small dragon sticker on the back and a couple of light scratches along the edge. The Joy-Cons are neon red and blue, and the dock is black with a few scuffs. No papers or name tag, just the console with a charging cable. If this is yours, email me at [email protected] and we can arrange a safe meetup in central Tucson.
Small black metronome with chrome dial
I realized yesterday around 3pm that my small black metronome was missing outside the UA Main Library on University Blvd. It's a compact, matte-black metronome with a shiny chrome dial and a tiny dent on the base. On the back there's a white cactus sticker and a thin red scribble along the rim—easy to spot if someone saw it. It’s been a lifesaver for keeping tempo during practice, and it has sentimental value since it was a gift from my piano teacher. If you found it, I’d be super grateful to get it back; just drop me a message here in the listing and we can work out a pickup near the 4th Ave area or by the library.
Brown leather Coach wallet lost near UA Bookstore, Tucson
I lost my dark brown Coach wallet yesterday around 3pm outside the UA Bookstore on University Boulevard, near the campus crosswalk. It's a dark brown leather wallet with tan stitching and a faint coffee stain on the back corner, and it's a gift from my mom; inside I keep my driver's license, a couple of debit cards, and a tiny folded photo. On the inside pocket there's an embossed monogram 'PN' and a small receipt from a Tucson coffee shop tucked in the card slot—those are the sentimental bits I can't replace. Please, if you found it, I really need it back; it has sentimental value and I use it every day.
Red Travelon passport wallet with RFID, grandmother's gift
I lost my red Travelon passport wallet with RFID blocking yesterday around 3pm near the Tucson Museum of Art on Broadway Blvd. It's a compact leather wallet with a small wear at the top corner and a silver Travelon logo on the front. Inside are my passport, a few cards, and a tiny photo of my dog tucked in the inside pocket. There's also a coffee stain on the back corner. The wallet has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother, and I really need it back. If anyone found it, please reach out — I’d be so grateful.
Gray North Face backpack with orange zipper pulls
I lost my gray North Face backpack yesterday around 3pm near the UA Bookstore on University Boulevard in Tucson. It’s a 25-liter daypack with two bright orange zipper pulls, a blue water bottle sleeve on the side, and a faded red compass sticker on the front pocket. Inside are my notebook, a blue folder, and a small key fob with my initials; the fabric is a bit scuffed on the bottom from a little rain last week. This bag has sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother, and I really need it back.
14k gold hoop earrings with turquoise beads
I lost my pair of 14k gold hoop earrings with tiny turquoise beads yesterday around 3pm near the Main Gate Square by the University of Arizona in Tucson. I was wandering from the campus bookstore toward University Blvd when I must have brushed against something and I think one slipped off the moment I clipped my backpack strap; one earring is bent at the post and the turquoise bead on one side is a touch brighter. They mean a lot to me; they were a gift from my grandmother and I really need them back. If anyone found them, please reply here so we can arrange a pickup.