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 #1 in the state and 24th nationally by Sunshine Artists. This vibrant event showcases over 200 fine artists and craftsmen, alongside a diverse selection of festival eateries and live entertainment. Artists exhibit their work throughout The Village, along its roadways and plazas, seamlessly blending with more than 125 art galleries, boutiques, specialty shops, and restaurants, creating one of Arizona’s most stunning artistic environments. Located just 45 minutes south of Tucson, Tubac is truly a place where art and history meet.
This is a rain or shine event!
The festival runs Wednesday through Sunday. The festival will feature wine tastings on Friday and Saturday only.
Friday & Saturday l Feb. 7 & 8
Art Festival 10a-5p | Wine Garden 11a-5p
$35 per person pre-sale / $45 at the gate. Each ticket includes a commemorative wine glass and 10 tasting tickets.
OR $25 per person pre-sale / $35 at the gate. Each ticket includes a commemorative wine glass and 5 tasting tickets.
Featuring some of Arizona’s best wineries along with over 200 fine arts & artisan foods.
Participating Wineries:
Soaring Wines – Your Host
Birds & Barrels Vineyard
Strive Vineyards
More to be announced
Live Entertainment and Food Trucks round out the festival.
ABOUT WILLCOX WINE COUNTRY:
Willcox Wine Country is Arizona’s premier wine region. It is a wine region located in Cochise and Graham counties in far southeastern Arizona. The Willcox area leads Arizona wine grape production by growing 74% of the state’s wine grapes. Wines from the region and wines made with Willcox grapes have been highly rated by Wine Spectator, San Francisco Chronicle,
tastings.com and the Arizona Republic.
The area includes the Willcox AVA (American Area), making it federally recognized as a unique and distinctive wine growing region in the United States. Willcox Wine Country features 14 tasting rooms, tours, locally grown and produced wines and the semi-annual Willcox Wine Country Festival (held in May and October), which has been rated by Fodor’s Travel as one of the top-ten wine festivals in North America. For more information visit
www.willcoxwinecountry.org.ABOUT THE CITY OF WILLCOX
At the Center of the Willcox Wine Country region, the City of Willcox is the historic, cultural, and economic hub of far southeastern Arizona.
Established as a Railroad terminal in 1880, Willcox became a small rural community supporting local Farms, Orchards, Vineyards and Ranches in a vast region of high-altitude basins and mountain ranges. Willcox is the hospitality gateway to Willcox Wine Country, the Chiricahua National Monument, Ft Bowie National Historic Site, and the Coronado National Forest. For more information
visitwillcox.az.gov.
