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The residential and land choices in the Santa Cruz River Valley and nearby areas are more varied than ever before. We exclusively market Morning Star Ranch, The Sanctuary in the Tubac Golf Resort, Tubac Rio Cruz Properties and Tubac Golf Resort Lots.

Whether you are seeking an older territorial, a new townhome, a patio home, or a custom-built home - the agents at Long Realty know the market and will help you find the home that meets your needs and budget. If you are looking for a lot on the golf course, or 40 acres for your ranch, an investment opportunity, or a location for your business we can offer you the expertise to handle your requirements.

We have an extensive network of lenders, insurance brokers, surveyors, architects, designers, and builders who can meet your every need. The staff at our four Long Realty offices located in Tubac, Rio Rico/Nogales, the Sanctuary and at the Tubac Golf Resort are committed to listening to you and providing professional and personalized service. Visit Southern Arizona soon and let us share with you the great wonders of the Sonoran Desert.

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Morning Star Ranch 520-398-2962

Morning Star Ranch is a 5,400 acre collection of private ranches, each designed to take optimum advantage of the land’s stunning natural beauty and privacy. Just minutes from the charming historic village of Tubac and only 45 minutes from Tucson, you’ll find that Morning Star is the perfect distance from civilization. Marketed by Long Realty Tubac, 36+ acre parcels starting at the high $200’s.

Tubac Golf Resort Lots 520-398-2962

Tubac’s luxury golf course community offers a world class resort with 2 exquisite restaurants next to 27 holes of championship golf, shopping, and a luxurious spa and salon.

Located in a gorgeous lush valley surrounded by the Santa Rita and Tumacacori Mountains, this extraordinary setting encompasses approximately 450 acres with many luxury lots to build your custom dream home. The dramatic landscape and surrounding mountains provide a spectacular setting in which to create a home that compliments this unmatched natural beauty. Marketed by Long Realty Tubac, starting in the low $100’s for one-half to one-quarter acre lots.

The Sanctuary, at Tubac Golf Resort 520-398-2215

Nestled amid the lush fairways and a meandering tree-filled park, Dorn Homes, exclusive home builder of The Sanctuary, offers a place where championship golf, fine dining and shopping lie just beyond your door. A place where the air is clean, free from the noise of traffic, and the dark sky is blanketed with stars. Dorn Homes calls it Sanctuary - a concept in luxurious living unprecedented in Southern Arizona. Marketed by Long Realty Tubac, starting at the low $300’s.

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Tubac Rio Cruz

Tubac Rio Cruz 520-398-2962

Surrounded by mountains in the heart of the Tubac Valley lies Tubac Rio Cruz a unique gated community of just 21 custom home sites. Each 4+ acre site was planned in concert with the contours of the land to maximize the dramatic 360 degree views and the privacy of each homeowner. North of the Tubac Golf Resort and Tubac Village, Tubac Rio Cruz offers a distinctive alternative for an exquisite Southwestern lifestyle in Santa Cruz County. Marketed by Long Realty Tubac, starting from $100’s.

We offer personalized Property Management Services. Short or long-term rentals for relocations, winter visitors, corporate business and holiday travelers. For more information, stop by one of our offices or call our Property Management Specialist Candace Harmon at 520-260-0103.

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Thank you for picking up the third issue of the Tubac Official Visitors Guide. You’ll find over 120 listings and advertisements of local merchants in Art, Shopping, Dining, Real Estate and Living. From high-end art, to Native American jewelry; from souvenirs to gourmet dining; from golf to salons, you’ll find it all in this publication.

The merchants and residents of Tubac are truly amazing. With state budgets being cut across the nation, the Tubac Presidio was about to be abandoned. The local heroes banned together and found a way to “Save the Presidio”. Read this amazing story about how you can keep history alive!

Please also check us out at www.TubacVG.com. There you will see slide shows and videos posted by our advertisers. See more online and contact these merchants directly. When you do talk to them, please tell them you saw them in the Tubac Visitors Guide.

Go golfing, go shopping, go horseback riding, go dining, and go relax in Tubac!

Thank you once again for picking up the Tubac Official Visitors Guide. I know you will enjoy every moment in Tubac.

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Vis itors Infor m ation Tubac Chamber of Commerce 50 Bridge Rd. B-8 • PO Box 1866 Tubac Chamber of Commerce Welcome Center 2 Tubac Road • Tubac, AZ 85646 520-398-2704 • www.tubacaz.com Benson Visitor Center 249 E. 4th St. • Benson AZ 85602.

520-586-4293 • www.bensonvisitorcenter.com Bisbee Chamber of Commerce #1 Main St., P.O. Box BA • Bisbee, AZ 85603 520-432-5421 • www.bisbeearizona.com Greater Santa Cruz River Valley Tourism Council 520-398-3353 Green Valley ~ Sahuarita Chamber of Commerce PO Box 566 • Green Valley, AZ 85622 520-625-7575 • Toll Free: 800.858.5872 www.greenvalleychamber.com Metropolitan Tucson Convention & Visitors Bureau 100 S Church Ave. • Tucson, AZ 85701 520-624-1817 • www.visittucson.org Nogales-Santa Cruz, Arizona Chamber of Commerce and Visitor Center 123 W. Kino Park Way • Nogales, AZ 85621 520-287-3685 • www.nogaleschamber.com Patagonia Visitors Center 317 Mckeown Ave. • Patagonia, AZ 85624 520-394-0060 • www.patagoniaaz.com

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Ave rage Te mp erature January

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July

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February 68°F - 33°F

August

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March

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September 92°F - 58°F

April

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October 84°F - 47°F

May

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November 73°F - 37°F

June

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December 66°F - 32°F

Calendar of Events Tubac Village is open year round and features more than 100 shops, fine art galleries and working artists’ studios plus dining, lodging and golf. Established in 1752, Tubac remembers its origins at the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park located in the Village’s Old Town. Tubac is located 45 miles south of Tucson at Exit 34 on I-19. To find out more about this historic artist colony, visit www.tubacaz.com or call the Tubac Chamber of Commerce at (520) 398-2704.

• Anza Day – October 16, 2010, 9:30am - 4 pm Anza Day at the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park is a living history celebration of the Indian, Mexican and Spanish Colonial periods in Tubac. Highlights include a reenactment on horseback of Juan Bautista de Anza’s exploratory expedition from Tubac to the Pacific where he founded San Francisco. Enjoy living history demonstrations, period costumes, folklorico dancers, music, food and children’s activities!

• Art Experience – November 6 & 7, 2010, 10am - 5pm Art Experience brings visitors up close and personal with the artists of Tubac. Artists create works right before visitors’ eyes throughout a weekend celebrating the creative process.

• Amado Days Chili Cook Off at Rex Ranch November 18th, 19th, 20th www.Amadoaz.com. The Amado Chili Cook-Off and Car Show! Sponsored by CASI (Chili Appreciation Society International) • Balloon Festival November 20, 2010 4 PM to 10 PM www.tubacballoonfestival.com This is the first annual Tubac Balloon Festival held at the Tubac Golf Course. There will be local merchants and vendors, food and live music.

“Tubac Collector Car Show” Photo by Bob Wood

Tubac Festival of the Arts

• Luminaria Nights – December 3 & 4, 2010, sunset - 9pm Luminaria Nights~Fiesta de Navidad is Tubac’s annual celebration of the holiday season!

The village streets are lined with thousands of traditional luminarias and the stores stay open until 9 pm. Join us for great gift ideas, homemade food, homespun music and Santa!

• Tubac Collector Car Show – January 29, 2011 The 17th Annual Collector Car Show at the Tubac Golf Resort features 500 vehicles including street rods, motorcycles, trucks and antique collector cars. Sponsored by the Santa Cruz Valley Car Nuts.

• Tubac Festival of the Arts - February 9-13, 2011, 10am - 5pm Arizona’s longest running art festival, the 52nd Annual Tubac Festival of the Arts showcases the work of hundreds of visiting artists, craft persons and musicians from around the country. Horse-drawn trolleys, roving entertainers and a food court enhance the festival atmosphere.

• ArtWalk – March 26 & 27, 2011, 10am - 5pm Explore the working artists’ studios and fine art galleries for which Tubac is renowned during this annual walking tour.

• Taste of Tubac – April 3, 2011, 5-8pm A tasting of savory cuisine from area restaurants paired with fine wines, sponsored by the Tubac Rotary to benefit local nonprofits.

• Fourth of July Celebration – July 4, 2011 Old-fashioned family fun! Free games and crafts for the kids in the morning at the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park.

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Tubac Presidio An incredible story of one community’s fight to preserve their local history

Without Tubac, there would be no Arizona as we know it today.

Tubac, a small town on the Santa Cruz River in Southern Arizona, has played a large part in shaping the history of the American West.

This little city has a long tradition of abandonment and reclamation, stretching back hundreds of years. The community of Tubac continues this practice of reclamation with their determined and successful efforts to save the Tubac Presidio Historic State Park.

How Some Very Determined People Kept Three Hundred Years of History Alive Tubac Presidio was slated to be closed.

In 2009, the Arizona legislature announced they were cutting funding to run and maintain state parks. Among the parks to be closed was Tubac Presidio State Historic Park, the oldest designated park in Arizona.

The Presidio is a tangible piece of the turbulent history of the American Southwest. It stretches back over three hundred years, and encompasses an array B y S ara h B ankoff of cultures, both new and old. It stands as a symbol of the struggle that defined the early years of the American West.

“Most people who visit Tubac don’t know that Tubac is where Arizona began, says Gary Brasher, a local business owner. “The first paper, the first school, they were right here.”

Brasher continues: “The Park is the heart of the community, and when the State announced they were going to close it, it really resonated with people. We realized that it wasn’t just important to us-to the local people who lived here-but to school-kids, to the general public, to everyone. This is where Arizona started! That should mean something. This is something worth preserving, something worth fighting for.

So we said ‘We’ve got to do something!’”

The people of Tubac rise to the challenge.

The people of Tubac responded to the threat of yet another abandonment of the Presidio, and looked for ways to reclaim it, as did the generations of settlers before them (please see the sidebar, A Brief History of Tubac and the Presidio to learn more).

The community was determined to save the Presidio, and decided to take over the running of the park. Within 14 days, over $20,000 in private funds had been donated for park operations expenses.

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The State Attorney General told the Tubac Historical Society that because Tubac lacked a government agency to partner with the State Government, they could not take control of the park.

The community refused to accept this as a final answer, and continued to look for ways to allow the Presidio to survive. The Tubac Historical Society eventually partnered with Santa Cruz County, so they could be eligible to take over the running and maintenance of the park and the Presidio.

Brasher says, “Tubac’s effort to save the Presidio Historic Park is a great example of working outside the box. It shows how the private sector can work cooperatively with the municipal-level government, if people are willing to really commit to a cause.”

The Tubac Historical Society brought a proposal to the Santa Cruz County Board of Supervisors. The Board understood the importance of keeping the Park open, both for Tubac’s economy, and for the irreparable loss of history and culture that would result from closing the park. Losing general access to the Presidio would effectively destroy a historical monument to more then three hundred years of Western history.

Photo By Shaw Kinsley

Visitors of the the Presidio Today - Photo By Shaw Kinsley

Arizona State Museum Papago Homes (Adobe)

The Old School House Located in the Presidio Grounds - Photo By Shaw Kinsley

Inside the Old School House - Photo By Shaw Kinsley

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Saving t h e T u bac P re s i d io Saved! Just days before the scheduled shut-down.

Just five days before the Park was scheduled to close, the Board of Supervisors nominated the County Manager to negotiate with Arizona State Parks, and created an arrangement to allow the Tubac Presidio Historic State Park to remain open to the public, under the management of the Tubac Historical Society.

The Society, Santa Cruz County and the Parks Department held a signing ceremony in Otero Hall to commemorate the signing of this agreement, marking another recovery for the Presidio from the latest in a long series of abandonments.

The ceremony included adults and children dressed in authentic historic costumes, personifying the many time periods encompassed by the lifetime of the Tubac Presidio.

The agreement ensured that the Presidio, which had already seen so much history and had stood through so much turmoil, would continue longer still.

“I was in the room when the agreement was signed, and it was packed, standing room only, and these were all just regular, nice, local people,” said local gallery owner Ann Groves.

“As a business owner, and a landowner in Tubac, looking out over the crowd as the Park was signed over, I could have just burst,” Groves said. “I was so proud of my community, this group of people who worked together to save this incredible historic park. They got it. They understood how important it was to the history of Arizona and to our local history, to save this Park, and they stepped up and did it.”

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This public-private arrangement between the state, the county, and the local community, is unprecedented in the more than 300 years of the Tubac Presidio’s life.

Commitment and tenacity, Arizona style.

That the agreement came about at all, is due entirely to the astonishing commitment and efforts of a resourceful and dedicated group of individuals, who acted in the spirit of Tubac’s long, historical tradition of overcoming obstacles and rebuilding against all odds.

Thanks to the tenacious and committed community of Tubac, especially the efforts of Greg Lucero, Sam Chilcote, Shaw Kinsley, and Carol Cullen, the Tubac Presidio Historic State Park remains open and accessible to the public, allowing everyone the chance to explore Tubac’s vital contribution to settling the American West.

The Tubac Presidio is a testament to the beginnings of European settlement and culture in Arizona; a tangible monument to the early roots of modern Arizona.

The Park Today Entirely staffed by volunteers, the Park continues to thrive, drawing people from all over the country, as well as international visitors, looking to appreciate the richness of Arizona’s past.

Despite the community’s success in saving the Presidio from extinction, the Tubac Presidio’s future is still not completely secure. There is a constant need for financial assistance, volunteers and visitors to keep the Presidio going.

The Tubac Historical Society hopes the community and the public will continue to help them maintain and preserve the Tubac Presidio Park as a public space. As Ann Groves said, “Now comes the hard part. We have to get people to keep coming to the park so we can keep it going.”

What can you do to help keep the Presidio alive?

First and foremost, come visit! One of the most important ways you can help is to experience the Tubac Presidio for yourself and walk through tangible remnants of the Old West: • Explore the first schoolhouse in Arizona.

• Visit the buildings of the Old Presidio and view parts of the original walls, floor and foundations of the 18th century Commander’s Quarters.

• Check out the museum’s collection of unique artifacts from the Presidio, dating back through hundreds of years of its compelling history.

Archeological Expedition of the Presidio - Arizona State Museum

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Looking for more ways to help save the Tubac Presidio?

Do the wild roots of Arizona’s past fascinate you? While donations are always welcome, think about donating your time! The Presidio and the community of volunteers who maintain it, are always grateful for a helping hand.

Are you good with your hands? Come help the dedicated volunteers who maintain the buildings and grounds.

All that’s required to make a huge difference at the Tubac Presidio Historic Park, is a cheerful smile, some donate your free time to learn more, and be willing to be part of an astonishing history.

A Brief His tory of

Tubac & the Presidio Tubac has been claimed and abandoned many times throughout its tumultuous history.

During this time, the first school in Arizona was established in Tubac and the first newspaper in Arizona, The Weekly Arizonian, was printed in Tubac as well.

Poston printed Tubac’s own money (the first to be printed in the territory) and he officiated marriages, baptisms and divorces. Tubac became a flourishing town, rapidly growing to be the largest town in Arizona.

Model of the Old Presidio

From the Pima to the Spanish When the Spanish empire first started to expand the colonial boundaries of New Spain, they established Catholic missions throughout Mexico and the American Southwest in the late-1600s.

Tubac, then a small Pima Indian village, was taken over and transformed into a mission farm and ranch. The Presidio, or Fort, was built to defend Spanish missions and settlements.

Tubac was abandoned for the first time after the Pima Indian uprising against the Spanish in 1751. The original Tubac settlement was destroyed, the Spanish settlers were driven out, and Tubac was left to decay.

The Spanish were not gone for long, and they forced the Pima to surrender in 1752. After the Pima surrender, the Spanish army built the Presidio of San Ignacio de Tubac, where present day Tubac is located.

Tubac belonged to Mexico The Spanish Army manned the Presidio until 1821, when Mexico gained its independence from Spain, and the Presidio was abandoned for the second time.

When American settlers reached the Santa Cruz River valley in the 1840s, they found it in unoccupied, in ruins, and left it uninhabited for years. The Presidio was to experience neglect yet a third time when, after the Mexican-American war, Tubac and the Presidio were again deserted.

The Americans move in In 1856, Tubac, practically a ghost town after the MexicanAmerican war, came back to life as a new American settlement. It was owned in large part, by Charles D. Poston’s mining company, The Sonora Exploring and Mining Company.

Flying the Confederate flag During Poston’s time, the Presidio had been continuously manned by US Army troops, keeping the always-threatening Apache war parties at bay.

With the commencement of the US Civil war, the Union troops were withdrawn from the Presidio, and the Apache attacks became more and more fierce.

The cycle of abandonment and reclamation that makes up much of the history of Tubac continued.

In 1861, the Siege of Tubac took place during the Apache Wars. Over 200 Apache warriors attacked the Presidio, where Tubac’s civilians had been forced to take refuge. The settlers held off the Apache from the walls of the Presidio for three desperate days and nights, before sending for help from Tucson.

Finally, Captain Granville H. Oury brought militia reinforcements under a Confederate flag to rescue the besieged civilians, but the Apache had overwhelming numbers and the townspeople were forced to flee.

Apache and Mexican forces looted and burned Tubac, virtually destroying it. Tubac was abandoned yet again.

However, the ruins of the Presidio remained standing, waiting patiently for the courageous settlers to return.

Pioneer settlers begin the modern era In the 1880s, Tubac was resettled by the now-united Americans. However, with the discovery of silver in Tombstone, the town never regained its earlier importance.

While many people think of Tombstone as being the embodiment of Arizona history, Tubac was there much earlier.

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art Artesania de Mexico 18 Plaza Rd • 520-398-3997 www.tubacartisans.com artesiasdemexicotubac@hotmail.com Proud of our roots, we offer an array of authentic Mexico artwork. Come in and enjoy our reasonable prices.

Map Locations: F4 Artist’s Daughter, The 33 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9525 www.theartistsdaughter.com ann@theartistsdaughter.com No other shop like this one! Tons of old-time signs. Cowboy boot birdhouses, enamelware and more! Visit their online store.

Map Locations: F5 SEE AD ON PAGE 21 Bel Canto La Entrada de Tubac • E-1 03 520-398-3304 A working jewelry studio and art gallery, featuring ethnic art, original paintings, basketry and pottery.

Map Locations: B3 Big Horn Gallery 37 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9209 www.bighorngalleries.com tubac@bighorngalleries.com Fine Art Gallery-Significant Western and Southwestern art. Paintings and sculpture by nationally known artists.

Map Locations: G5 SEE AD ON PAGE 21 Bob Wood 520-762-0447 • www.thinkbob.com bob@thinkbob.com Photography, Websites, Print Designs.

SEE AD ON PAGE 22 Bruce Baughman Studio & Gallery La Entrada de Tubac • Suite M-101 PO Box 2651, 85646 • 520.398.3098 www.brucebaughmangallery.com Bruce Baughman has shown his work domestically and abroad since 1975. He is in many corporate and private collections around the world.

Currently, he resides in Holland, Michigan and Green Valley, Arizona.

Map Locations: C3 SEE AD ON PAGE 15 Clay Hands Gallery & Studio 5 Camino Otero 520-398-2885 • www.clayhands.com clayhands@clayhands.com Tubac’s largest selection of American pottery by 25 local & national artists.

Working pottery studio, classes, resident potter, and custom metal furniture.

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Cobalt Fine Arts Gallery 5 Camino Otero • 520-398-1200 www.cobaltfinearts.com mhuttner@cobaltfinearts.com Cobalt Fine Arts Gallery represents an outstanding group of established and emerging local and national artists with an eclectic collection of paintings, ceramics, and Tubac’s best selection of art glass.

Map Locations: E3 SEE AD ON PAGE 17 Consignments 26 Tubac Rd. Ste F 520-444-0611 • waded@theriver.com The sale of UNIQUE Rustic Furniture, Antiques, Lamps, Rugs, Art, Accessories, Decorations, Collectibles, etc Map Locations: F5 SEE AD ON PAGE 19 Designs In Copper 11 Burruel St • 520-398-2406 A working artist studio featuring the most exclusive assortment of copper fountains, wall art & sculpture.

Map Locations: G4 Feminine Mystique Art Gallery La Entrada de Tubac • Ste. C-102 520-398-0473 www.femaleartgallery.com femi9mystique@aol.com Featuring the work of over 85 local, national, and internationally recognized female artists.

Map Locations: B3 SEE AD ON PAGE 14 Galeria de la Vega 22 C Tubac Rd. • 520-289-5217 www.galeriadelavega.com enriqueartist@cox.net A gallery-studio featuring the work of Enrique Miguel de la Vega’s multimedia artwork.

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Galleria Tubac 31 Tubac Rd. • PO Box 4214 520-398-9088 • www.galleriatubac.com galleriatubac@msn.com Fine art gallery, home furnishings gallery and year-round Christmas gallery.

Map Locations: F5 SEE AD ON PAGE 20 Gallery 219 6 Burruel Street • 520-398-0100 gallery219@asfield.com In an historic adobe house. Local, national, international art & jewelry reflect the color & emotion of the Southwest. Map Locations: G4/5 Graham Bell Gallery 1 Will Rogers Ln. • 520-398-9111 www.cowboyartexchange.net tomcharbell@msn.com Cowboy-Rodeo photography by Scott Bell, Louise Serpa, Edward Curtis Collection. Cowboy/Tibetan antiques.

Double D clothes.

Map Locations: F4 SEE AD ON PAGE 18 Hal Empie Studio and Gallery 33 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2811 www.halempiestudio-gallery.com halempiegallery@earthlink.net Honored by Arizona Highways as one of their top 22 places to visit in Arizona! Hal Empie (1909-2002) was born in Arizona over 100 years ago, visit his gallery today. Original oils, original watercolors, nice price range of fine art prints, boxed notes.

Map Locations: F5 SEE AD ON PAGE 21 Hugh Cabot Studios and Gallery 10 Calle Iglesia • 520-398-9568 www.hughcabot.com gallery@hughcabot.com Art work by Hugh Cabot American master painter & official combat artist for the Korean War, works in every media.

Map Locations: H4

Visit the works of Gary Lee Price in our Monumental Sculpture Garden

Gary Lee Price Ascent Bronze 16’ High Edition of 12

photography by Rudydo.com

19 Tubac Rd • Tubac, AZ 85646 • 520.398.9662 • 888.398.9662 www.NewbyGallery.com • info@NewbyGallery.com tubacvg.com •

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K. Newby Gallery & Sculpture Garden 19 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9662• 888-398-9662 www.newbygallery.com • info@newbygallery.com K. Newby Gallery is a destination gallery off the beaten path that exhibits an expansive collection of fine southwestern art brought to life within a beautiful historic setting with a large sculpture garden.

Map Locations: B5 SEE AD ON PAGE 13 Koorey Creations La Entrada de Tubac • Ste D • 520-398-8360 www.kooreycreations.com • Tubac@kooreycreations.com Hand crafted sculptural jewelry designed by 2nd & 3rd generation goldsmiths. Featuring gemstones from all over the world.

Map Location: B3 SEE AD ON PAGE 15 Lee Blackwell Studio 18 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-2268 www.leeblackwellstudio.com • blackwellstudio@yahoo.com Copper and Steel Fountains, Metal Sculpture, welding shop, fountains and sculpture can be custom made for your location.

Map Locations: F4 Manos La Entrada de Tubac • Ste D-101 • 520-398-8144 www.manosgallery.com • manosgallery@msn.com Fine art by local & nationally known artists: paintings, jewelry, sculpture, clothing & interiors.

Map Locations: B3 SEE AD ON PAGE 19 Metallum Creations 20 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9186 www.metalmorphosis.biz • Metalmorph2@gmail.com Decorative/functional metal artwork and home décor in styles ranging from southwest to contemporary.

Map Locations: D5 Old Presidio Traders 27 Tubac Rd • 520-398-9333 • www.oldpresidiotraders.com administrator@oldpresidiotraders.com Since 1982 Tubac’s Largest Selection of American Indian Silver & Gold Jewelry; pawn; Sand paintings, Hopi & Navajo Kachinas, Pottery, Gifts, T-Shirts, and On-Line Store.

Map Locations: E5 SEE AD ON PAGE 20 Out of the Way Galleria 29 Tubac Plaza • 520-398-9409 www.outofthewaygalleria.org • galleria@cosmoart.org A unique gallery experience. Eclectic, visionary, inspirational art in various mediums. Handcrafted Indonesian art.

Featuring local arts.

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Large selection of contemporary art glass including glasses, one-of-a-kind lamps and pendants.

“Fine painting, sculpture, art glass, ceramics, wood and jewelry.”

520-398-1200 5 Camino Otero, Tubac

www.cobaltfinearts.com

Marilyn Mack Sterling silver and 14k gold necklace and earring set drusy azurite crystals, iolite cabochons and faceted white topaz with lapis lazuli and quartz beads

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Purcell Galleries of Fine Art 24 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-1600 www.purcellgalleries.com • brent@purcellgalleries.com Fine art by Roy, Loren, Carl, Ross & Diane Purcell, Brent Land, Ron Mulligan, Barbara Roeming and Cheryl Weinfurtner.

Map Locations: E5 SEE AD ON PAGE 19 Red Door Gallery, The 10 Plaza Rd. • 866-227-8164 • 520-398-3943 www.thereddoorgallery.com • ckwearden1@msn.com Fine art gallery. Amazing contemporary and Native American jewelry, Zuni fetishes, storytellers, Folk art, Oax\Nav Xmas & glassware.

Map Locations: D4 Red Willow Gallery Indian Art 12-A Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2154 redwillowgallery@msn.com Native American art, jewelry and sculpture. Open 10am-5pm daily. Native American owned/operated.

Map Locations: B5 Renee Taylor Gallery La Entrada de Tubac • 8 Plaza Rd. 520-398-9510 • www.reneetaylorgallery.com info@reneetaylorgallery.com Jewelry and contemporary fine art.

Map Locations: E3 Roberta Rogers Watercolors 6 Camino Otero • 520-979-4122 www.robertarogerswatercolors.com Roberta@robertarogerswatercolors.com Colorful watercolors and acrylics of Tubac and Arizona, historic architecture & vehicles.

SEE AD ON PAGE 18 Rogoway’s Turquoise Tortoise Gallery 5 Calle Baca • 520-398-2041 www.rogowaygalleries.com mail@rogowaygalleries.com Contemporary Southwest jewelry and art.

Map Locations: D3 SEE AD ON PAGE 1, 19 Stone Dragon Studio 2369 E. Frontage Road • 520-398-3038 www.stonedragonstudio.com dyna.stonedragonstudio@gmail.com Hand crafted leather products. Represented by Purcell Gallery, Tubac, AZ & Dark Star Leather, Tucson, AZ. Studio visits in Tubac by appointment.

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Tohono Village Trading Post, LLC. 10 Camino Otero • 520-398-2223 www.tohonovillage.com • tnabahe@toua.net The finest Native American baskets, jewelry, pottery and paintings. Authentic, traditional, & contemporary art by Native American artists.

Map Locations: F3 Tubac Center of the Arts 9 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-2371 www.tubacarts.org • karin@tubacarts.org Arts/cultural programs. Exhibitions. Art workshops. Youth classes. Gift Shop. Non-profit institution.

Map Locations: D4 Tubac House, The 23 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9192 • TubacHouse@msn.com Home Décor, collectibles and wall art; featuring Bev Doolittle, Howard Terpning and Martin Grelle. Since 1980.

Map Locations: D5 Turquoise Angel Fine Art 3 Camino Otero • 520-398-3340 www.turquoiseangel.com • tqzangel@aol.com A beautiful, unique gallery with a focus on original art, angels, gifts and home décor.

Map Locations: E3 Walter Wilson Gallery & Tubac Art Exchange 2243 East Frontage Rd. #1 • 520-237-5439 www.walterwilsonstudio.com • walterwilsonart@aol.com A unique salon gallery with important masterworks by 19th & 20th century famous artists and including Walter Blakelock Wilson. Buy, Sell, Consign or Appraise.

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WDG Leather Studio & Beads 5-E Calle Iglesia • 520-398-3246 • www.wolfdengallery.com www.NapkinThingy.com • wolfdengallery@cybertrails.com Luxury Leathers in contemporary, frontier, and re-enactment styles. Tabletop accessories.

Map Locations: G4 Z Forrest La Entrada de Tubac • Ste F-101 520-398-9009 • www.zforrest.com www.treestump.biz • sales@treestump.biz Fine art & contemporary crafts gallery. Open Mon.-Sat. 10am-5pm Sun.12am-5pm Call for summer hours.

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Shopping Accent on Mexico 19 Tubac Road • 520-398-2828 Accentonmexico@aol.com Talavera dinnerware, Mexican glassware, hand-hammered copper, candles, textiles, home accents, and indigenous arts.

Map Location: C5 Angeles y Diablitos La Entrada de Tubac Ste B-101 520-398-9421 Unique masterpieces handmade by artisans around Mexico.

Map Location: A3 SEE AD ON PAGE 41 Beads of Tubac 5 Hesselbarth Ln • 520-398-2070 www.beadsoftubac.com beads06@margaret-rose.com Huge selection of beads, beading supplies, art supplies, & yarns with artist workshop & classes.

Map Location: B5 SEE AD ON PAGE 33 Casa Fina de Tubac 2221 E. Frontage Road. B-105, La Entrada • 520-398-8620 www.casafinadetubac.com info@casafinadetubac.com Featuring unique furniture, accessories and design.

Map Location: B3 SEE AD ON PAGE 30 Casa Maya de Mexico 16 Plaza Rd. and 14 Tubac Rd. 520-398-9373 and 520-398-3933 casamayademexico@yahoo.com Discover the art of Mexico. Decorative items and silver jewelry displayed in our two locations.

Map Location: F4 Chios Fresh Produce Resort Wear La Entrada de Tubac • Ste 102-103 hipwaves@aol.com rculloa@aol.com Colorful, comfy and casual clothing for ladies, plus sizes and kids.

Accessories with great shoes, hats, sunglasses and jewelry.

Map Location: B4 Cloud Dancer Jewelry Studio 24-1 Tubac Rd. 520-398-2546 • 888-398-7374 clouddancerjewelry@azpob.com Arizona’s finest Native American art, gold and silver jewelry, pottery, decorative items, and Kachinas. Native owned and operated.

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Country Shop, The 30 Will Roger Ln. 520-398-2121 • jdwemp@msn.com Our large shop has: Mexican pottery, dishes, furniture, rugs, glassware & crafts. Christmas ornaments, toys and baskets. Quality gifts and much more.

Map Location: F/G4 Cowboy’s Sweetheart La Entrada de Tubac • Ste H-102 –103 520-398-0400 ellen@cowboyssweetheart.com Cowgirl Cool in Tubac. Clothing, boots and more for women, children and men. Map Location: C2 Cowgirl Ugly 8 Buruell St. • 520-398-9415 www.cowgirluglytubac.com Shop@CowgirlUglyArizona.com Walking into Cowgirl Ugly is much like walking into a rustic but cozy home where you can sit and relax while trying on boots and accessories.

Map Location: G4 Creative Coyote 25 Tubac Rd. 520-398-2141 • 877-4COYOTE www.creativecoyote.com sue@creativecoyote.com Casual Clothing, Stonewashed Sweatshirts, Sabaku, Laurel Burch, Red Dirt Arizona Shirts & Jewelry.

Map Location: E5 SEE AD ON PAGE 20 Crowe’s Nest, The 19 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2727 www.crowesnestaz.com crowesnest@qwestoffice.net Specializing in hats, casual fashions, Minnetonka footwear, unique jewelry, accessories and gifts. Year ‘round Christmas shop. Open daily 10am-5pm.

Map Location: D5 SEE AD ON PAGE 34

Desert Wind Herb & Tea Co. 3 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2823 Herbal products-Foods of the Desert.

Map Location: B4 Four Winds Gallery Shop, The 2 Camino Otero • 520-398-9555 tubacsilverfox@aol.com Custom made jewelry, art and antiques. Map Location: D3 Galileo Antiques 30 Tubac Plaza • 520-398-2419 A unique gallery experience. Eclectic, visionary, inspirational art in various mediums. Hand-crafted Indonesian art.

Featuring local artists.

Map Location: F4 Grumpy Gringo - Fine Cigars 4 Camino Otero • 520-980-5177 grumpygringocigars@hotmail.com Fine cigars and cigar accessories.

Smoking lounge and cigar information.

Map Location: D3 Heir Looms Tubac Old World Imports 7 Plaza Rd • 520-398-2369 www.tubacrugs.com rugs@tubacrugs.com Decorative, one of a kind, hand woven rugs, home furnishing and more. Buy, sell, consign, and appraise.

Map Location: C4 SEE AD ON PAGE 29 Indigo & Olive Home, Pet and Garden 19 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9763 A lifestyle store for the garden, home and our pets.

James Culver 16 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-1841 www.jamesculver.com jc@jamesculver.com A working leather studio featuring, hand bags, belts, and wallets made on the premises. Special selection of sterling silver buckles.

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Jane’s Attic 8 Will Rogers Lane (Tubac Plaza Shops) 520-398-9301 • jalowder@aol.com Quality “pre-owned” furniture, clothing & home décor.

Open Mon-Sat. 10 am-5 pm, Sun 11 am-5 pm. Call ahead for summer hours.

Map Location: D/E4 SEE AD ON PAGE 33 La Catrina 11 Camino Otero • 520-398-8392 The best in Mexican & Indonesian Imports Map Location: F3 La Cucaracha de Tubac La Entrada de Tubac • Ste A 520-398-3165 • www.lacucarachadetubac.com angelfernandez_1@msn.com Custom-made furniture, light fixtures, Mexican Talavera tiles, Old Mexican hardware, iron pulls, mirrors, Mexican art, and mesquite furniture.

Map Location: B4 SEE AD ON PAGE 32 La Entrada de Tubac 2221 E. Frontage Road. B-101, La Entrada 520-398-3133 • www.laentradadetubac.com mhorowitz@oxcapital.com A collection of shops and galleries.

SEE AD ON PAGE 27 La Esplendida @ La Entrada La Entrada de Tubac • Ste K • 520-398-9515 Offering home accessories from around the world and fine jewelry.

Map Location: C3 La Paloma de Tubac 1 Presidio Drive • 520-398-9231 Museum quality folk art, clothing, pottery, textiles, jewelry and accessories from Peru, Ecuador, Guatemala and Mexico.

Fair trade.

Map Location: I4 La Piñata 18 Tubac Road Box 4304 520-398-2060 • quebonitatucson@msn.com Mexican, colonial furnishings & accessories, rugs, jewelry, southwestern designer clothing and unique clothing at unbeatable prices.

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Los Cantaros de Tubac 26 Tubac Rd. Ste E1 520-398-9977 • loscantaros@yahoo.com Mexican art and pottery, Mexican tile, blown glass, mirrors, and more.

Map Location: F5 Los Gatos Loco, LLC 11 Calle Baca • 520-398-2324 • losgatostubac@aol.com Specializing in Talavera Ceramics, Mexican Imports and more.

Map Location: D3 Luka Signs 2023 East Frontage Road 520-398-3321 • lukasigns@yahoo.com Providing custom signage in Tubac since 1987.

Mariah’s 8 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9343 www.tubacmariah.com • Marc@tubacmariah.com Elegantly casual clothing and an eclectic selection of jewelry.

Map Location: B4 Más y Más 24 Tubac Road • 520-398-8468 • masymas@mac.com Functional and decorative art. Glass, clay, wood, and sculpture. Jewelry and finely crafted leather handbags.

Map Location: E4/5 Michaels of Tubac 3 Calle Baca • 520-398-2709 A salon for men and women. By appointment only.

Map Location: D3 Misa 6 Camino Otero • 520-449-3895 www.artseeds.com • droth@yahoo.com Art stamps and accessories, classes, retreats, demos, Copper tooling, jewelry making, wearable art, greeting cards, faux leather Nature’s Gallery La Entrada de Tubac • Ste. E-101 520-398-9445 • Kbrockn007@aol.com We offer beads, findings, sterling silver charms, jewelry, salt lamps, rocks, minerals and other fine gifts.

Map Location: B3 Otero Plaza Furniture 5 Camino Otero • 520-398-2885 mhachadorian@cobaltfinearts.com Custom metal & tile furniture. Classes available Map Location: F3 Pancho’s Resource & Design Tubac Golf Resort • 520-398-0003 www.panchosdesign.com • info@panchosdesign.com Unusual Old World Furniture, Accessories, Lighting & Mirrors displayed in the original Otero Barrio from the late 1700’s.

Map Location: G1 Quilts LTD. 7 Camino Otero 800-255-2306 • www.quiltsltd.net Southwestern, Traditional, Antique Quilts of investment quality.

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Rockthology Boutique La Entrada de Tubac Ste H-101 • 520-398-9918 A rock inspired fashion boutique infused with clothes that will excite and inspire.

Map Location: C3 Saddle Tramp Cowboy Shop 14 Camino Otero • 520-398-3040 Cowboy gear and collectibles.

Saigon Nails 10B Tubac Rd • 520-398-2514 Map Location: B2 Santa Cruz Chili & Spice, Inc 1868 E. Frontage Road • Tumacacori • 520-398-2591 www.santacruzchili.com • info@santacruzchili.com Gift shop and spice factory. In business over 60 years.

Schätze 6 Camino Otero • 520-398-9855 schatzetreasures@gmail.com Offering an eclectic array of new and consigned home furnishings & accessories Sole Shoes 16 Tubac Road • 520-398-2201 www.jamesculver.com • sole@jamesculver.com Vintage cowboy boots. A large array of handbags. An engaging selection of comfortable new shoes, accented with shoe art.

Map Location: C5 South of the Border 8 Burruel St. • 520-398-3942 • Josef@theriver.com Mexican pottery.

Spa Zen 2243 East Frontage Rd.#2 • 520-398-9886 www.spazen.net • info@spazen.net Refresh your beauty, body and spirit with Acupuncture & Chinese Medicine, Massages, Skin Care.

Map Location: B2 Spirit Steps Tours 29 Tubac Plaza 520-398-2655 • 866-508-0094 www.spiritsteps.org • info@spiritsteps.org Tubac Historic Tours, Kaleidoscope Tours, Ceremonial Tours, Pedicabs/Tricycle Taxis, as well as Air-conditioned Tour Vans. Map Location: E4 Sunrise Jewelers and Trading Company 24 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-1121 sunrisejewelers@qwestoffice.net Diamond, gem, and precious stone creations. Full service jewelry repair of gold, silver and platinum as well as fine art.

Map Location: E5 SEE AD ON PAGE 34, INSIDE BACK COVER Terra Flora Designs La Entrada de Tubac Ste 520-398-0808 Landscaping and design.

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TJ’s Tortuga Books and Coffee Beans 19 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-8109 www.tjstortugabooks.com info@tjstortugabooks.com General bookstore & espresso bar with a unique assortment of books, greeting cards, gifts & framed prints by Nick Wilson. Map Location: C/D5 Trocadero de Tubac 6 Will Rogers Lane • 520-398-3390 bryndazuber@yahoo.com Hours: Daily 10am-5pm. Fine weavings, religious art, silver jewelry, and cotton clothing. Fair Trade Federation members.

Map Location: D4 SEE AD ON PAGE 33 Tubac Ironworks Custom Home Furnishing 217 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-2163 Interior and exterior metal arts including wall art, mirrors, lamps, batik shades, tables, benches & more.

Unique clothing. Open 10 am-5pm.

Map Location: E4 Tubac Olive Oil Company 2 Plaza Rd # 103 520-398-3366 • www.tubacoliveoil.com Olive oil and balsamic tasting.

Map Location: B4

Tubac Territory Furniture and Interiors 1 Calle Baca • 520-398-2913 www.ttfurniture.com susan@ttfurniture.com Largest selection of hand crafted Mesquite furniture, Fine art, Original oils by Carlos Lopez.

Map Location: D4 SEE AD ON PAGE INSIDE FRONT COVER, 31

Tumacookery La Entrada de Tubac Ste N-102 520-398-9497 www.tumacookery.com info@tumacookery.com Our Mission is Your Kitchen Cookware, Gadgets, Specialty Foods and More…

Map Location: C3 SEE AD ON PAGE 30 Wild Rose 9 Hesselbarth Lane 520-398-9780 www.tubacrugs.com tubacrugs@msn.com On the East Side of Heir Looms Old World Imports Map Location: C5 SEE AD ON PAGE 32 Yard Woman La Entrada de Tubac Ste N-101 520-398-9565 • www.yardwoman.com yardwoman@msn.com An old fashioned herb shop featuring natural remedies, herbals, homeopathics, healthy foods, vitamins, supplements, essentials oils, teas and custom blending.

Map Location: C3 SEE AD ON PAGE 31

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Lodging Aldea de Artisticas 14 Calle Iglesia • 520-245-9222 www.aldea-de-artisticas.com tubacval@msn.com Offering rental options in Tubac.

Amado Territory Inn P.O. Box 81, 3001 E. Frontage Road Amado • 888-398-8684 • 520-398-8684 www.amado-territory-inn.com Smell the sage, see the birds, stroll through our gardens, visit our artists and galleries, enjoy the delicious cuisine at our resident restaurants, experience desert wildlife, dramatic sunsets and starry nights set on our 17 acres of riparian habitat framed by the Santa Rita Mountains.

North of Tubac SEE AD ON PAGE 37 Brasher Real Estate 2 Tubac Road • 520-398-2506 www.brasherrealestate.com propertymanagement@ brasherrealestate.com From cozy villas to elegant homes, we offer short and long term leases of privately owned homes located in Tubac and Green Valley.

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De Anza Trail RV Resort 2869 East Frontage Road • Amado 520-398-8628 • 888-398-8628 www.deanzarvresort.com info@deanzarvresort.com De Anza RV Park offers spacious sites in a private gated community.

Embarcadero – Luxury Townhomes Anza de Tubac 20 Avendia Goya • Suite 2 520-398-8700 www.TubacEmbarcadero.com info@anzadetubac.com Fully furnished 1,2, or 3-bedroom townhomes leased by the week, month or longer. Enjoy the pool, fitness center, salon, and great views.

Map Location: C6 SEE AD ON PAGE 48 Esplendor Resort at Rio Rico 1069 Camino Caralampi • Rio Rico 520-377-7300 • www.hhandr.com Jwetzel@hhandr.com Full service resort featuring our own Trent Jones, Sr. golf course, over 10,000-feet of meeting space and lush outdoor courtyards.

South of Tubac

Floating Stone Inn & Aqua Spa 16 - 18 Calle Iglesia 520-398-3193 • 888-767-2325 www.thefloatingstoneinn.com A one-of-a-kind, historic Inn with 5 specially-treated, hydrotherapy pools, spa services, yoga, water aerobics, and healthy, locally grown food.

SEE AD ON PAGE 39 Inn at San Ignacio Condo Hotel 1861 West Demetrie Loop Green Valley • 520-393-5700 www.InnAtSanIgnacio.com The Inn at San Ignacio offers the finest accommodations adjacent to the San Ignacio Golf Club, many of the Inn’s luxury villa suites offer great views of the Santa Rita Mountains and the 18hole San Ignacio golf course.

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Welcome to Amado Territory Inn – Our Enchanted Oasis...

Our Bed & Breakfast

Amado Territory Inn has 15 rooms with private baths, some with private patios and balconies overlooking spectacular views of our gardens and the Santa Rita mountains. We also offer the secluded two bedroom Hacienda Suite, separate from the Inn for maximum privacy. Our B & B offers WI-FI, a sun-filled atrium for your breakfast, with coffee and snacks available throughout the day. The inn also has a social room with comfortable furniture, fireplace and TV. For reservations & information see below.

Kristofer’s Bistro, Catering & Culinary Classes

We specialize in catering all types of special events off and on-site. Kristofer’s Bistro makes your dining experience a memorable one with foods from around the world at affordable prices. Enjoy our Tapas & Spirits Bar. Join us with Chef Charles and his “A Team”. 520-625-0331

Salon At The Ranch

Gayle Creamer, with 28 years in the beauty industry, offers the ultimate in hair care at her modest yet contemporary salon. It is truly all about you.

Call for your appointment today! 520 -398-9831.

Amado Territory Steakhouse

Southern Arizona’s favorite steakhouse offers casual and relaxed dining, featuring hand carved Certified Angus steaks, poultry, and fresh seafood & fish. Enjoy lunch or dinner on our shady patio, our new deck overlooking Serenity pond or our new lounge. Whether celebrating a special event or just watching the game in HD on our big screen TV, we can accommodate you. Amado Territory Steakhouse can also cater to all your special events and party needs – contact Chef Jeff Clock for catering information.

520-398-2651 www.AmadoTerritorySteakhouse.com

P.O. Box 81, 3001 East Frontage Rd., Exit 48, Amado, AZ 85645 Toll Free: 888-398-8684 • Local: 520-398-8684 • www.amado-territory-inn.com

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San Ignacio Condo Hotel Green Valley Arizona

Beautifully furnished, spacious, 1000 sq. ft luxury villas that include a full kitchen, living room and patio. Enjoy golf at several of Arizona’s best golf courses.

Golf Packages and Group Discounts available all with advance tee times:

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Green Valley, Arizona Call 888.450.5444 or 520.393.5700 • www.innatsanignacio.com (Take the Canoa Exit 56 off of I-19 in Green Valley)

Lodging

La Casa de Amigos 47 Avenida de Otero, #1 • 719-576-0376 Lovely 2 Bedroom Casita available for monthly rental.

Pocket Sanctuary at Kenyon Ranch 80 Kenyon Ranch Road • 520-398-8073 www.pocketsanctuary.com pocketsanctuary@earthlink.net Pocket Sanctuary at Kenyon Ranch offers a comfortable safe haven to groups and individuals seeking a healing and spiritually enriching environment.

Posada Linda 24 Burruel St. • 520-398-3193 Long term and vacation rentals, furnished rentals with kitchen, phone, high-speed Internet, private patio, Jacuzzi and shed.

Map Location: F/G2 Rex Ranch Resort & Meeting Center 131 Amado Montosa Road • Amado 520-398-2914 www.rexranch.com rexranchresort@yahoo.com Located amongst the scenic foothills of the Santa Ritas. One of the most beautiful resorts in Southern Arizona, 30 Rooms, Trail Rides, Massage.

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Tubac Country Inn 13 Burruel • 520-398-3178 www.tubaccountryinn.com tubaccountryinn@earthlink.net Finest accommodations located in the heart of Tubac. Bed & Breakfast in 5 suites, all with private entrances. The true Tubac lodging experience.

Map Location: G4

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Tubac Golf Resort & Spa 1 Otero Rd. • 520-398-2211 www.tubacgolfresort.com Southern Arizona’s Historical Landmark Resort & a member of the distinctive Historic Hotels of American has been on a remarkable $40 Million restoration and expansion. 99 Luxurious guest accommodations on 600-acreas complete with a wedding chapel.

Map Location: G1 SEE AD ON BACK COVER Tubac Secret Garden Inn 13 Placita de Anza 520-398-9371 • 888-399-9371 www.Tubacsecretgarden.com Brownlearsall@netzero.net We are located on three green acres in Tubac’s historic Old Town.

Map Location: H/I3 Tubac Trailer Tether 15 Burruel St 520-398-2111 Clean, quiet over night or permanent RV/MH space. Propane sales, laundry, and birding near De Anza Trail.

Map Location: G3

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Dining BK Bar B Q 28770 S. Nogales Hwy Amado • 520-398-9074 Located behind the Amado Mini Market in The Amado Mini Plaza, BK’s offers some of the tastiest BBQ in Southern Arizona.

Café Presidio 50 Avenida Goya 520-398-8503 Casual dining, live music Thursday nights, karaoke Saturday, TV’s and an ATM. Map Location: A6 SEE AD ON PAGE 40 Chile Pepper, The 22 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2921 Enjoy cappuccino & ice cream on our Chile-lined patio. Southwest gifts, gourmet foods, kitchen linens, cookbooks, cards.

Map Location: D5 De Anza Restaurante & Cantina 14 Camino Otero 520-398-0300 Oldest Mexican restaurant in Tubac serving true Sonoran cuisines. Serving

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Angus steaks, fresh seafood and full bar. Enjoy world famous margaritas on our delightful patio.

Map Location: G3 Dos Silos Comida Mexicana One Otero Road Tubac Golf Resort 520-398-3787 tubacgolfresort.com eandreas@tubacgolfresort.com Authentic Regional Mexican Cuisine. Dinner 7 days from 4:30-9:00 PM Summer Hours- Closed from July 5th through September 30th.

Map Location: G1 El Mercado Mini Market & Deli 2255 East Frontage 520-398-2695 Map Location: B1 Elvira’s Restaurant 2221 E. Frontage Rd. Bld. A 520-398-9421 www.elvirasrestaurant.com elvirasrestaurant@live.com “Come and enjoy Mexican cuisine at its best”.

Map Location: A/B3 SEE AD ON PAGE 41

Wisdom’s Café (p. 41)

The Italian Peasant 50 Avenida Goya 520-398-2668 New York Style Pizzeria Map Location: A6 Kristofer’s Bistro Amado Territory Inn Amado • 520-625-0331 We make your dining experience a memorable one with food from around the world at affordable prices. Enjoy our Tapas and Spirits Bar. SEE AD ON PAGE 37 Long Horn Grill 28851 S. Nogales Hwy Amado • 520-398-3955 www.longhornamadoaz.com reservations@ longhornamadoaz.com The Longhorn Restaurant is a longtime southern Arizona attraction.

Melio’s Trattoria 2261 East Frontage Rd. 520-398-8494 A traditional Italian Restaurant with ambiance, great service and a fabulous view. In business since 1996.

Map Location: B1 Old Tubac Inn Restaurant & Saloon 7 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-3161 www.oldtubacinn.com tubacjacks@aol.com Great food & drinks! Map Location: C4 Shelby’s Bistro 19 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-8075 Come taste what everyone is talking about!

Map Location: D5 Snack Bar Gallery, The La Entrada de Tubac Ste E-102 magicbird108@gmail.com Grab a quick bite to go - or sit and relax. Enjoy hot dogs, sweet potato fries, sandwiches, and more.

Map Location: B3

Stables Ranch Grille One Otero Road • Tubac Golf Resort • 520-398-2678 www.stablesranchgrille.com eandreas@tubacgolfresort.com New American Cuisine with a taste of Spain. Serving breakfast, lunch and dinner daily. Map Location: F1 Stockman’s Grill 3001 E. Frontage Road Amado Territory Ranch 520-398-2651 Southern Arizona’s favorite steakhouse offers casual and relaxed dining, featuring hand carved angus steaks, seafood, cocktails, and a unique wine selection.

Catering Available.

North of Tubac Tubac Deli & Coffee Co. La Entrada de Tubac 6 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-3330 www.tubacdeli.com Come in and enjoy our daily homemade pastries and breads, coffee or espresso.

Free WiFi. Map Location: C4 Tubac Market 10 Avenida Goya 520-398-1010 www.tubacmarket.com tubacmarket@gmail.com Fresh fish & meats, deli, organic produce, natural and gourmet groceries.

Fine beers and wines. Patio seating available. 7 days a week. Map Location: A-C6 Wisdom’s Café 1931 East Frontage Rd Tumacacori • 520-398-2397 www.wisdomscafe.com celeste@wisdomscafe.com For 68 years 3 generations of the Wisdom family have been serving great Mexican food. Enjoy one of the best margaritas in Santa Cruz valley or their world-famous cinnamon & sugar-dusted fruit burros. South of Tubac SEE AD ON PAGE 41

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R e a l Es t a t e Anza de Tubac, LLC: A Property Management Company 20 Avenida Goya Suite 2 520-398-8700 • www.anzadetubac.com info@TubacEmbarcadero.COM The premier full-service management company representing properties in Tubac, Green Valley and Rio Rico.

Furnished and Unfurnished – Short or long-term stays – Homes – Villas – Townhomes – Patio Homes – Home & Business Care Services Map Location: B6 SEE AD ON PAGE 48 Barrio de Tubac Exit 34 • Go East Into Barrio de Tubac• 2175 Embarcadero Way 520-398-9670 www.barriodetubac.com

By Dorn Homes. Visit Our Models at Barrio de Tubac: 10am - 5pm Brasher Real Estate 2 Tubac Rd. 520-398-2506 • 800-700-2506 www.brasherrealestate.com info@brasherrealestate.com Real estate sales, development, home construction, investment.

Map Location: B4 SEE AD ON PAGE 34 Dorn Homes, Inc. 3950 S. Camino del Heroe Green Valley• 520-648-3758 www.dornhomes.com Southern Arizona’s premier home builder with 35+ years of award winning experience. See our Solar Smart homes designed with energy efficiency.

Map Location: G2

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First United Realty La Entrada de Tubac • SteB-102 800-726-0100 • www.arizonaland.com ford@arizonaland.com Currently offering 40 acre ranch estates in Salero Ranch east of Tubac and developing 1 to 8 acre custom homesites lots overlooking Tubac in Vistas at Sopori Ranch.

Map Location: A/B3 Harrison Group, The La Entrada de Tubac • Ste J-101 520-398-3133 • www.tubacproperty.com toddharrison@tubacproperty.com “Come experience the magic of Tubac”.

Map Location: C3 Long Realty Tubac 40 Avenida Goya • Ste. B 520-398-2962 • 800-880-2962 www.longrealtytubac.com stevem@longrealty.com Representing unique Tubac, Rio Rico, and Green Valley homes, and Southern Arizona ranch properties.

Map Location: C6 SEE AD ON PAGE 2, 3

Magic Land Realty 26 Tubac Road • 520 403-6271 www.magiclandrealty.com daniel@MagicLandRealty.com Finding special properties for special people.

Morning Star Ranch Development, LLC 1000 Morning Star Ranch Drive 520-398-2962 • 800-880-2962 www.morningstarranch.com stevem@longrealty.com Luxury estate 36+acre home sites in a 5000 acre natural preserve at 4000 foot elevation 15 min from Tubac.

Map Location: C6 SEE AD ON PAGE 2, 3 Realty Executives 2251 East Frontage #2 520.398.2222 • www.tubac.com Complete real estate information about Tubac and Santa Cruz Valley.

Map Location: B2 Scott Pottinger Custom Homes, Inc. 4 Single Tree Lane, PO Box 4010 85646 520-398-9959 www.scottpottingercustomhomes.com info@scottpottingercustomhomes.com Custom home building since 1980.

Home sites and plans available. Serving Southeastern Arizona.

Villages of Rio Rico 304 Avenida Ibiza • Rio Rico 520-281-8200 • 800-342-4362 TheVillagesofRioRico.com info@thevillagesofriorico.com The Villages of Rio Rico feature handcrafted homes that blend beautifully with the desert surroundings. We offer a variety of home designs for every lifestyle, while utilizing high-performance green building practice.

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Living Access Wisdoms Home Health Care Plusa 520-398-8088 • www.wisdomaz.com info@wisdomaz.com In home care and complete eldercare services. Alzheimer’s specialty. Petfriendly. Live-in services and care management.

Agua Linda Farms 2643 E. Frontage Road • Amado 520-398-3218 www.agualindafarm.net stewart@AguaLindaFarm.net Agua Linda Farm is a 63 acre organic vegetable farm. We strive to supply the local community with fresh foods and a place to visit.

Amado RV & Self Storage 2921 E. Frontage Road • Amado 520-398-8003 www.amadostorage.com info@amadostorage.com New secure storage facility located between Tubac & Green Valley for residential & commercial storage. We store RVs, trailers, cars & boats.

Baca Float Water Co. 20 Avenida Goya • 520-398-3177 www.barriodetubac.com Provides water and sewer service for the Barrio and other surrounding areas in Tubac.

Map Location: B6 Bruce Pheneger Architect 520-990-1212 • bparchitect@att.net Commercial architecture and land use planning. By appointment.

Buffalo Sun Silk Screening and Printing 9 Amado Montosa Road • Amado 520-398-9144 bufgrafx@dakotacom.net Custom screen printing, screen preparation, and graphics.

Church At Tubac 2242 West Frontage Rd. 520-398-2325 • www.tubacchurch.org Jeremy_hatfield24@hotmail.com ”A spiritual family where people become fully devoted followers of Jesus Christ.” Sunday Services at 11am.

Map Location: A2 Commerce Bank of Arizona La Entrada de Tubac • Ste G-101 520-398-9395 www.commercebankaz.com jvasquez@commercebankaz.com Personalized banking products and services.

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Floating Stone Inn & Aqua Spa 16 - 18 Calle Iglesia 520-398-3193 • 888-767-3525 www.thefloatingstoneinn.com A one-of-a-kind, historic Inn with 5 specially-treated, hydrotherapy pools, spa services, yoga, water aerobics, and healthy, locally grown food.

Global Change Multi-Media 29 Tubac Plaza • 520 398-2542 www.globalchangemultimedia.org Presenting National & International entertainment at Tubac Main Stage; Video Production; Graphics; Web Design.

Global Family Legal Services 26 Tubac Rd. Ste A2 • 520-398-3388 info@globalfamilylegalservices.org Holistic Haven Dr. Felix 11 Calle Baca • 520-398-2773 www.holistichavenaz.com Improve your overall health with natural chiropractic treatments, nutritional supplements & guidance, and personal performance equipment.

Kesslers Kabin Keepers Amado • 520-429-0469 englishbulldogsofbarkranch@hughes.net House Keeping Lawrence V. Roberson Jr. Attorney 2247 East Frontage Rd. 520-398-0411 • tubaclawyer@aol.com Practice of Law and arbitration and mediation services.

Map Location: B2 MIJ Hair & Nail Salon 20 Avenida Goya • 520-398-3206 Soulistic Hospice 29 Tubac Plaza Ste 1 • 520-398-2333 www.SoulisticHospice.org info@SoulisticHospice.org St. Ann’s Church 11 Calle Iglesia • 520-398-2646 Weekends: Sunday 9 AM, Weekdays: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8 AM Map Location: H4

Tubac Chamber of Commerce 50 Bridge Rd. B-8 • PO Box 1866 www.tubacaz.com assistance@tubacaz.com Promoting, preserving and perpetuating the businesses, culture, arts, crafts, tourism and history of Tubac. Sponsors art & history special events, including the Tubac Festival of the Arts in February. Sponsors art & history special events, including the Tubac Festival of the Arts in February.

Map Location: H2 Tubac Chamber of Commerce Welcome Center 2 Tubac Road • Tubac, AZ 85646 520-398-2704 • www.tubacaz.com assistance@tubacaz.com Visitor information center located at the village entrance across from the Tubac sign and flags. Stop by for a free village walking map.

Map Location: A4 Tubac Dental La Entrada De Tubac • Ste C-101 520-398-8408 • www.tubacdental.com kniffdental@yahoo.com Dr. Brian Kniff, D.D.S. is pleased to share his experience and advanced studies with the adult population in a state-of-the-art setting.

Map Location: B3 Tubac Fitness Center 30 Avenida Goya • 520-398-9940 www.tubacfitnesscenter.com Tubac Historical Society, Tubac Community Center 50 Bridge Road, B-1 • 520-398-2020 www.ths-tubac.org info@ths-tubac.org Elizabeth R. Brownell Research Library.

Speakers & field trips. October thru April 1pm to 4pm Thursday thru Sunday.

Map Location: H2

Tubac Media 10 Barrio de Tubac Lane 520-604-0644 • www.tubacmedia.com Donald@tubacmedia.com Full service advertising agency based in Tubac, AZ and San Francisco, CA. Tubac Presidio State Historic Park 1 Burruel St • 520-398-2252 www.ths-tubac.org/Presidio.dwt info@ths-tubac.org Historic site dates back to 1752. Worldclass museum, archaeology display, historic buildings, Anza Trail trailhead.

Map Location: H5 Tubac Regional Health Center 2239 East Frontage Rd. • 520-398-9604 Map Location: B2 Tubac Villager PO Box 4018, Tubac 85646 520-398-3980 • www.tubacvillager.com tubacvillager@mac.com An independently owned and operated monthly journal celebrating the art of living in Southern Arizona.

Map Location: H4 Village Counseling 2247 E. Frontage Rd. • 520-820-1678 Come for personal growth, grief work, recovery from trauma, depression, anxiety, loss.

Map Location: B1 Global Family Legal Services Celinas Ruth, Managing Attorney 26 Tubac Road Suite A2 520-398-3388 info@gflsfamily.org Provides legal services for peaceful resolutions on divorce, wills, and family immigration matters. House calls available.

Soulistic Hospice 26 Tubac Road Suite C2 520-398-2333 www.soulistichospice.org info@soulistichospice.org Compassionate care, support and loving service for individuals with lifelimiting illness.

Map Location: F5 Soulistic Medical Institute 26 Tubac Road Suite B 520-398-3970 www.soulisticmedicalinstitute.org info@soulisticmedicalinstitute.org Primary Care Physician, Psychologist, Licensed Massage Therapist.

Medicare, AHCCCS and most health insurances accepted.

Map Location: F5

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