Tubac is not only a vibrant arts destination but also the site of the first European settlement in Arizona, home to the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park, a fascinating glimpse into Arizona’s colonial past.

For lovers of Southwestern American art, Tubac is a must-visit. You’ll find exceptional oil paintings and stunning bronze sculptures that capture the essence of the West.

Join the Tubac Nature Center every day in March to witness hundreds of Common Black Hawks soaring above Tubac. The HawkWatch Festival runs March 13–17, 2026, featuring bird walks, exhibits, …

Since 1959, festivals have been a cherished tradition in The Historic Village of Tubac, with the Tubac Festival of the Arts recognized as Southern Arizona’s longest-running art festival and ranked number …

Expect to see luminarias lighting the paths, enjoy late-night shopping, listen to live music and performances, savor treats from food vendors, and meet Santa & Mrs. Claus at the Tubac Center of …

Expect to explore a curated selection of private residences, admire inspiring design details and art collections, and enjoy the relaxed atmosphere of Tubac. Parking is available onsite at the Tubac …

Founded in 1752, Tubac Presidio is Arizona’s first state park and the site of a Spanish frontier fort. Visitors can explore excavated foundations, a furnished 1885 schoolhouse, and engaging exhibits …

Where Art and History Meet QUICK LINKS : Village Map Festival of the Arts Community Search Main: 520-398-2704 [email protected] Mailing Address: PO Box 1866 Tubac, AZ 85646-1866 ©2025 …

VILLAGE HAPPENINGS QUICK LINKS : Village Map Festival of the Arts Community Search Main: 520-398-2704 [email protected] Mailing Address: PO Box 1866 Tubac, AZ 85646-1866 ©2025-2026 …

Artists from Green Valley, Quail Creek, Tubac, and Rio Rico open their studios and share their latest creations with tour visitors. This annual event is FREE to the public and opens with a preview …