Tubac Visitors Guide

2008 & 2009

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2008 & 2009

ubac A r i z o n a Visitors Guide

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Tubac Welcome to Tubac!

Thank you for picking up the first Tubac Official Visitors Guide. We feature descriptions of over 120 local merchants divided in to Art, Shopping, Dining, Real Estate and Living. From gourmet dining to golf, high-end art to souvenirs, Native American jewelry to salons, you’ll find what you are looking for here.

And if you are a history buff, Tubac is the place for you. Tubac was founded in 1752, making it older than the United States. The area became the base for exploration into California and Arizona, cementing Tubac’s important place in America’s growth. You can see this history first-hand since many of our fine shops and galleries are located in original circa 1860s pioneer homes.

With all the city has to offer, you’ll want to spend more than one day enjoying all the shopping, golfing, culture, dining and pampering! So come, spend the night, and experience authentic Southwestern hospitality. We look forward to seeing you.

We hope your Tubac Official Visitors Guide will be a valuable resource as you plan your trip. If you have any questions, or would like a second guide for a friend, please do not hesitate to call us.

Sincerely, Pat Aguilar President Tubac - Santa Cruz Visitors Center 2221 E. Frontage Rd., Ste O101, Tubac, AZ 520-398-0007 • www.toursantacruz.com

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Garry Hembree

President Tubac Chamber of Commerce PO Box 1866, Tubac, AZ 85646 520-398-2704 • www.tubacaz.com

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A special thanks and heartfelt appreciation goes out to all those working behind the scenes who helped make this publication possible.

For advertising rates please call 520.982.6200 or email info@TubacVG.com MARRERO PUBLISHING, INC. P.O. Box 41011, Tucson, AZ 85717 www. AZCollectorsGuide.com If you would like to have an issue of the Tubac Visitors Guide sent to a friend or family member for free, please contact either the Tubac Visitor Center or the Tubac Chamber of Commerce below.

Tubac - Santa Cruz Visitors Center 2221 E. Frontage Rd. Ste O101, Tubac, AZ 520-398-0007 www.toursantacruz.com Tubac Chamber of Commerce PO Box 1866, Tubac, AZ 85646 520-398-2704 www.tubacaz.com © 2008 Tubac Visitors Guide & Tubac Official Visitors Guide all rights reserved.

C O N T E N T S V IS I TOR S I N F ORM ATI ON Tubac - Santa Cruz Visitors Center 2221 E. Frontage Rd., Ste O101, Tubac, AZ 520-398-0007 • www.toursantacruz.com

Tubac Chamber of Commerce 50 Bridge Rd. B-8 • PO Box 1866 Tubac, AZ 85646

520-398-2704 • www.tubacaz.com Benson Visitor Center 249 E. 4th Street, Benson AZ 85602.

Phone 520-586-4293 www.bensonvisitorcenter.com

Bisbee Chamber of Commerce #1 Main Street, P.O. Box BA, Bisbee, AZ 85603

520-432-5421 • www.bisbeearizona.com 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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H i s t o r y of

Tubac

Built in 1914, this adobe was a store and later used as head quarters for U.S. Customs and Immigration. Original picture below.

Now it is an art gallery.

Alive with History Experts believe that the Tubac region has been inhabited continuously for over 10,000 years.

Prehistoric hunter-gatherers; Pima, O’odham, and Apache cultures; Spanish explorers and clergy; Mexican ranchers; Mormon farmers; and American settlers have all made Tubac their home.

In recent centuries, the Tubac area has been governed by four different countries. This amalgam of cultures continues today, resulting in a town that is both steeped in history and forward-looking.

OR I GI N S The name “Tubac” likely stems from the Pima Indian words tu, meaning “black”, and ba’a, meaning “pool of water”. Another possible derivation comes from the Pima word tuva meaning “low place”, a fitting name for this river valley region.

Eleven thousand years ago, Tubac was populated by prehistoric hunters that thrived in the then-forested ecosystem. The prehistoric Hohokam peoples inhabited the area between 300 and 1500 AD, and are believed to be the ancestors of the Pima and O’odham people that still live near Tubac today.

S PA N I S H COLONI AL PE RI OD, 1691-1821 In 1691, Jesuit priest Francisco Kino arrived in the Santa Cruz valley, intent on converting the indigenous people to Catholicism. Father Kino built farms, rancherias, and missions to sustain the Indians both economically and

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spiritually. For the next half-century missionary work thrived, with the missions functioning as both spiritual centers and industrial complexes. Cattle ranching, food preparation, and construction operations were all under the purview of the church.

Although the Spanish believed their works were for the good of the indigenous cultures, many native people had a different perspective. Fueled by five decades of Spanish occupation, the Pima Indians rebelled against the Spanish in 1751. Many lives were lost and all the Tubac area settlements were destroyed during the uprising. In 1752, the Spanish managed to gain the upper hand when Spanish troops defeated a 2,000-man band of Pima warriors.

To quell any further uprising, the Spanish Viceroy established the

BY A . ST E E BY Presidio of San Ignacio de Tubac. This presidio was the first permanent European settlement in what is now the state of Arizona. Encouraged by the cessation of hostilities, colonists returned to the area to farm and seek work constructing the presidio.

Unfortunately, peril plagued the new settlers. The Apache, who were relative newcomers to the Tubac area themselves, raided the colonists mercilessly. When the presidio at Tubac was moved to Tucson in 1776, residents of the region were left completely unprotected against Apache aggression. Eventually, the ravages of the Apache drove out the remaining farmers, leaving Tubac a ghost town.

The presidio was revived by the Spanish in 1787 and renamed San Raphael de Tubac.

Tumacรกcori was astablished in 1691 by Jesuit father Eusebio Francisco Kino.

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The first Presidio was built in 1752. Rebuilt several times due to several attacks, this was the last image of the last Presidio after it burned down.

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NEW ME XICO TER R ITOR IAL PER IO D, 1853- 1861

Once Mexico gained independence from Spain in 1821, Tubac came under Mexican rule. During this time, presidios in the region were strapped economically and they instituted rationing of goods. Apaches that had been living peacefully resumed raiding when the rationing made supplies scarce.

These attacks caused over 5,000 settler deaths during the 15-year period of turbulence. Apache violence and economic challenges notwithstanding, the Tubac fort garrison’s minimal protection was inducement enough for farmers to stay in the area and eke out a living.

The 15-year period of 1833-1848 was arduous for Tubac residents by any measure. In addition to the relentless Apache raids, inhabitants of the region were plagued by virulent outbreaks of smallpox, measles, and cholera.

1848 served as the death knell for the tiny Tubac community. After the United States-Mexican War ended in that year, troops providing protection to the settlers were removed by the Mexican government. Once the California Gold Rush began some months later, the last colonists left as well. Tubac was once again completely abandoned, although thousands of travelers passed through the area on their way to California.

Mexico established a military colony in the region in 1851.

The colony’s commander convinced Mormon pioneers to irrigate and farm the unused riverbank land, but the Mormon crops ultimately failed and the farmers moved on.

The United States’ Gadsden Purchase in 1853 brought the Tubac region under U.S. possession, where it was considered part of the New Mexico Territory. In 1856, the Sonora Exploring and Mining Company was formed in the area and an agent for the company, Charles Poston, refurbished the headquarters of the abandoned military colony. The village quickly grew to over 1,000 people and businesses, a newspaper, and stage services sprang up.

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These buildings are still in business today. The far adobe “Brunel House” was built in 1913, while the closer adobe “were built in 1910.

Archeological Expedition of the ruins of the Presidio in the 1960’s

Current picture of the Rojas House.

The third church to occupy this site was build in 1920.

Local tradition says that three ladies named “Ann” raised funds for the new church and the name “St. Ann’s” was chosen in their honor. Masses are still held there.

Rojas House (adobe), originally built in 1882.

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C IVI L WA R PE RI OD, 18 61-18 63 Federal troops that had been stationed in the Tubac area were reassigned once the Civil War fighting began. The lack of a military presence again left the settlement vulnerable to opportunistic Apache raids. In August, 1861, the Confederate States of America seized the region, but the fragile government lost possession of the territory several months later.

AR I Z O N A T E RRI TORI AL PE RI OD 1 8 6 3 -1 9 1 2 On February 20, 1863, President Lincoln declared Arizona to be a U.S. Territory. Enterprising souls, such as rancher Sabino Otero, established the official site of the town of Tubac in 1882. The 1886 surrender of Chiricahua Apache leader Geronimo caused a cessation of Apache raids, and the residents of the tiny town of For more Tubac began to live in peace.

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information about Tubac’s history and contact information for the Historical Society, please visit the Tubac Chamber of Commerce Website at www.tubacaz.com.

Arizona was officially admitted to the union as the 48th state on February 14, 1912.

Homesteaders who had been granted land during the Arizona Territorial period were evicted from their homes during a land dispute.

The displaced homesteaders relocated from what is now considered Tubac’s Historic District.

A new chapter in Tubac’s history began in 1948, when artist Dale Nichols opened the Tubac School of Art. Twelve years later, the annual Tubac Festival of the Arts began, further cementing the

area’s reputation as an important art center.

The Tubac Center of the Arts opened in the early 1970s.

Today, visitors and residents alike enjoy the village’s many attractions, including golfing, birding, hiking, and of course, the arts.

HISTORY F OR F UTUR E GEN ER ATIONS

Despite the trappings of modern life in Tubac, the area’s rich tapestry of history remains alive and well. Much of the credit for preserving these memories goes to the Tubac Historical Society. The Society’s passionate volunteers work to preserve the knowledge of Tubac’s remarkable history.

They maintain an extensive library and provide a heritage center and gift shop for the public.

Designed by Will Rogers wife (Collier), this is the original picture (1950’s) of the adobe before she renovated it. Current picture with additions above.

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The School House still stands. School, however, is out. It is musuem of its own past.

Otero Hall was originally built as a community center for meetings and dances. Today, it is still used as place for Town Hall Meetings.

In this picture taken in 1917, you can see the School House - left- (built in 1885) and Otero Hall - right (built in 1914).

This aerial picture was taken in 1962. See the current map of Tubac on Pages 24 & 25.

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Tubac’s mild winters and balmy summers make it a true year-round destination.

From fine shopping to outdoorsy pursuits, Tubac has something for everyone to enjoy.

Luminaria Nights/Fiesta Navidad, December 5th & 6th

Enjoy the holiday season Tubac-style with luminaria-lined streets and shopping until 9:00 pm.

Tubac Festival of the Arts, February 4th – 8th

2009 will be the 50th anniversary of the Tubac Festival of the Arts, which is the oldest art fair in Arizona. The five-day event features hundreds of artists, craftspeople, and musicians from all over the United States and Canada.

Art Walk, March 21st & 22nd

This walking tour lets you see first-hand the working artist studios that make Tubac famous.

HISTORY LIVES ON

ART SC E N E Creative folks began flocking to Tubac in the late-1940s. Ever since, the village has developed into a true artist community with over 80 galleries featuring painters, sculptors, jewelers, potters, and craftspeople.

The Tubac Center of the Arts offers exhibitions, workshops, performing arts, and

BY A . ST E E BY lectures throughout the year. You can also enjoy one of the many annual arts and cultural events hosted by the Tubac Chamber of Commerce, including:

Anza Days, October 18th & 19th

Sponsored by the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park, Anza Days is a living celebration of the Indian, Mexican, and Spanish Colonial periods of Tubac’s history. You’ll find Folklorico dancers, military exhibitions, music, and activities for the kids during the two-day event.

Tubac, An Art Experience, November 8th & 9th

During Tubac, An Art Experience, you can watch local artists demonstrate their creative processes right before your eyes.

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The Tubac Presidio was established in 1752 and was the first European settlement in what is now Arizona. The Tubac Presidio State Historic Park is located on the original site and features preserved structures and a museum. A living history group, Los Tubaqueños, performs each Sunday afternoon October through April.

Other historical areas nearby include the Tumacacori National Historical Park and the remains of Forts Buchanan and Crittenden.

EN J OY T HE OU TDOORS

Astronomy

The Fred Lawrence Whipple Observatory is located at the summit of Mount Hopkins and is jointly operated by the Smithsonian Institution Astrophysical Observatory and the University of Arizona.

At the base of the Santa Rita Mountains is For more information on the observatory visitor’s center with engaging Tubac attractions and exhibits on astronomy, astrophysics, and natural science. businesses, please visit

Tubac’s location in the high desert of the Santa Cruz River valley makes it perfect for many out-of-doors activities.

Golfing

Mild Tubac temperatures are the perfect setting for year-round golf. Ten courses are situated within 30 minutes of Tubac, providing something for golfers of all skill levels.

Hiking

Tubac’s mountains and trails offer desert hiking at its best. Don’t miss the Anza Trail, a 3.2 mile desert riparian hike between the Tubac Presidio State Park and the Tumacacori National Historical Park. Nearby Madera Canyon has hiking trails, camping, and bed and breakfast accommodations.

Birding

the websites of the Tubac Chamber of Commerce www.tubacaz.com and the Tubac-Santa Cruz Visitor’s Center www.toursantacruz.com

For bird lovers, the desert riverbank ecosystem of the Anza Trail and Madera Canyon offer opportunities to view birds rarely seen elsewhere. You can venture off on your own or participate in one of the birding tours offered by local travel agencies.

SHOPPING With over 100 stores and galleries, Tubac is a shopper’s paradise. In addition to the many art offerings, you will find stores with boutique clothing, Native American handicrafts, imported goods from Mexico, and more. Tubac’s shopping is located through the village where you can spend several full days strolling from store to store.

ACCOMMODATION S AND DINING Tubac has accommodations for all kinds of travelers from upscale resort lodging to bed-and-breakfast inns, to RV parking. Dining in Tubac is delightfully fast food free. Instead, relaxing, sit-down meals and light snacks are the norm, including American, Italian, and Mexican cuisines.

Tumacácori Luminaria Nights December 5th & 6th, 2008

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Rogoway’s Turquoise Tortoise Gallery, Page 16

Art has been a staple of Tubac for over 50 years. Today you will find art as extravagant as any in Arizona. From abstract to western traditional, it is all here.

Merchant Listings provided

by Tubac Visitor Center.

Denotes Tubac Chamber of Commerce Member.

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Artes Alegres Gallery & Gifts 8 Camino Otero • 520-398-2768 Oil, watercolors, etchings, pottery, Chimayo weavings, Clark’s copper tones, Southwest Indian jewelry and gift items. Map Location: E3 Artesania De Mexico 18 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-3997 artesiasdemexicotubac@hotmail.com Proud of our roots, we offer an array of authentic Mexico artwork. Come in and enjoy our reasonable prices.

Map Location: F4 Artist’s Daughter, The 33 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9525 www.theartistsdaughter.com ann@theartistsdaughter.com Old-time western general store on Tubac Road in Tubac since 1986.

Map Location: F5 See ad on page 30 Big Horn Gallery 37 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9209 www.bighorngallerirs.com hj@bighorngalleries.com Fine Art Gallery-Significant Western and Southwestern art. Paintings and sculpture by nationally known artists.

Map Location: G5 See ad on page 27 Bob Wood 520-762-0447 • www.thinkbob.com Photography, Websites, Print Designs.

See ad on page 27 C Curry Studio & Gallery La Entrada de Tubac Ste M-101 520-398-3304 A working jewelry studio and art gallery, featuring ethnic art, original paintings, basketry and pottery.

Map Location: C3

Cactus Huggers Gallery La Entrada de Tubac Ste F-101 520-241-1280 • www.cactushuggers.com murray@cactushuggers.com Murray Bolesta, specializes in borderlands nature photography, writes “The Borderlands Photographer” for the Tubac Villager, and gives area photo tours.

Map Location: B3 See ad on page 22 Clay Hands Gallery & Studio 5 Camino Otero • 520-398-2885 Tubac’s largest selection of American pottery by 25 local and national artists. Working pottery studio, classes, resident potter, and custom metal furniture. Map Location: F3 See ad on page 29 Cobalt Fine Arts Gallery 5 Camino Otero • 520-398-1200 www.colbaltfinearts.com mhuttner@colbaltfineart.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 Location: E3 See ad on page 29 Designs In Copper 11 Burruel St. • 520-398-2406 A working artist studio.

Map Location: G4 Dharma Horse 2 Iglesia • 520-591-9062 www.dharmahorse.com Fine arts, painter, healer.

Map Location: G4 Eagles Wing 4 Camino Otero • 520-398-3000 enievesl@msn.com Eclectic collection of original art and jewelry. Map Location: D3 See ad on page 28 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 Location: B3 See ad on page 17

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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 multi media artwork. Map Location: D5 Galleria Tubac 31 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9088 www.galleriatubac.com galleriatubac@msn.com Fine art gallery, home furnishings gallery and year-round Christmas gallery. Map Location: E5 See ad on page 30 Graham Bell Gallery 1 Will Rogers Ln. • 520-398-9111 www.cowboyartexchange.net Cowboy-Rodeo photography by Scott Bell, Louise Serpa, Edward Curtis, Collection. Cowboy/Tibetan antiques.

Double D clothes. Map Location: F4 Hal Empie Studio and Gallery 33 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2811 www.halempiestudio-gallery.com halempiegallery@earthlink.net Featuring the art of an Arizona legend, Hal Empie. Empie family in Arizona since 1890. Map Location: F5 See ad on page 30

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Hugh Cabot Studios and Gallery 10 Calle Iglesia • 520-398-9568 www.hughcabot.com Art work by Hugh Cabot American master painter official combat artist Korean war works in every media open 10 am- 4 pm Closed Wednesday & Sunday. Map Location: H4 Karin Newby Gallery 19 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9662 888-398-9662 www.karinnewbygallery.com info@karinnewbygallery.com Karin 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.

Map Location: B5 See ad on page 20 Lavender Bay Antiques 6 Camino Otero • 831-818-2482 www.lavenderbayantiques.com lavenderbaytrade@aol.com Primitive old world antique furniture and gifts from around the world.

Open daily from 11a.m.- 5 p.m. Call for summer hours. Map Location: E3 See ad on page 28

Lee Blackwell Studio 18 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-2268 www.leeblackwellstudio.com blackwellstudio@yahoo.com Copper fountains, metal design, fabricating, welding and repair. By Appointment. Map Location: F4 Manos La Entrada de Tubac Ste D-101 520-398-8144 www.manosgallery.com maryhelen@theriver.com Featuring 62 local artists, fine furniture, jewelry, European soaps, lotions, books, and clothing. Map Location: B3 See ad on page 22 Metalmorphosis 20 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9186 www.metalmorphosis.biz Decorative/functional metal artwork and home décor in styles ranging from southwest to contemporary. Map Location: D5 Mike Taylor Studio 5 Placita de Anza • 520-400-4312 mitch1147@yahoo.com Mixed media sculpture.

Map Location: G4

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Old Presidio Traders 27 Tubac Rd • 520-398-9333 www.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 Location: E5 See ad on page 30 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. Map Location: E4 See ad on page 27 Paula Kjorlie Historic Lowe House Gallery 14 Calle Iglesia, Old Town Tubac 928-300-5421 Painter, Jeweler and Mixed Media Aldea de Artisticas Resident Artist.

Showing at Rogoway Gallery.

Map Location: G4 Peter Chope 6 Camino Otero • 520-839-9649 www.cabinfever@gbis.com www.alpinewatercolors.com With vision and style all his own, Peter Chope brings out the inherent beauty of watercolor through vibrant landscapes and a bold brush. Map Location: E3 See ad on page 28 Purcell Galleries of Fine Art 16 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 Location: C5 See ad on page 21 Red Door Gallery, The 10 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-3943 866-227-8164 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 Location: D4 See ad on page 22 Red Willow Gallery Indian Art 10-B Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2154 Native American art, jewelry and sculpture, Open 10a.m.-5p.m. daily.

Native American owned/operated.

Map Location: B5

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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 Location: C4 See ad on page 15, Inside back cover Roberta Rogers 6 Camino Otero • 520-.398-9224 www.robertsrogerswatercolors.com Colorful watercolors and acrylics of Tubac and Arizona, also historic architecture & vehicles included.

Map Location: E3 See ad on page 28 Rogoway Turquoise Tortoise Gallery 5 Calle Baca • 520-398-2041 www.rogowaygalleries.com mail@rogowaygalleries.com Contemporary Southwest jewelry and art.

Map Location: D3 See ad on page 16 Shar Shk Buk (aka) Cathie Jo Buhlert 14 Calle Iglesia Old Town Tubac 520-396-0931 Ceremonial art, hand built pottery, kiln and pit fired. Spirit doll Ritual masks classes. Map Location: G4 St. John Studio 2 Calle Iglesia • 520-631-1196.

Watercolors, oils and books are on display. Art classes and tours are available.

Closed Sundays. Map Location: G4 Tohono Village Trading Post, LLC. 10 Camino Otero • 520-398-2223 www.tohonovillage.com r.wilson@toua.net The finest Native American baskets, jewelry, pottery and paintings.

Authentic, traditional, & contemporary art by Native American artists. Map Location: F3 See ad on page 29 Tubac Art Exchange 2243 East Frontage Rd. #1 520-398-9156 A unique salon gallery with important masterworks and featuring the paintings of Walter Blakelock Wilson. Buy, Sell, Consign or Appraise. Map Location: E2

Purcell’s Fine Art Gallery, Page 21

Tubac Center of the Arts 9 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-2371 www.tubacarts.org Arts/cultural programs. Exhibitions.

Art workshops. Youth classes.

Gift Shop. Non-profit institution.

Map Location: D4 See ad on page 27 Tubac House, The 23 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9192 TubacHouse@mindspring.com Home Décor, collectibles and wall art: featuring Bev Doolittle, Howard Terpning and Martin Grelle. Since 1980.

Map Location: 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 Location: E3 Warren Allen Photography & Jewelry 14 Calle Iglesia • 520-444-6107 www.tubacphoto.com tubacphoto@yahoo.com Fine art photography, commercial services, Artwork Reproductions, Large format Archival inkjet printing, web service and jewelry since 1992. Map Location: G4 Wolf Den Gallery 5-E Calle Iglesia • 520-398-3246 www.wolfdengallery.com wolfdengallery@cybertrails.com Luxury Leathers in Traditional Classic Style, Re-enactment Leathers, Finest Quality Leathers, Leather Cleaning Drop-off Point. Map Location: G4 Z Forrest 26 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9009 www.zforrest.com info@treestumpwoodcrafts.com Fine art & contemporary crafts gallery.

Open Mon.-Sat. 10a.m-5p.m Sun.12a.m5p.m Call for summer Hours. Map Location: F5 See ad on page 19

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The Red Door Gallery

520-398-3943

Azurite, Lapis & Opal Necklace

C.K. Wearden

“Holy Woman”

P. Reinking

40 x 48

Fine Art • Folk Art • Fetishes • Navajo Rugs • Jewelry

www.thereddoorgallery.com

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Accent on Mexico 19 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2828 Accentonmexico@aol.com Talavera dinnerware, Mexican glassware, hand hammered copper, candles, textiles, home accents, and indigenous arts. Map Location: C5 See ad on page 39 Beads of Tubac 520-398-2070 • 10 A Tubac Rd. www.beadsoftubac.com Huge selection of beads, beading supplies, craft supplies, & fabulous yarns together in a working jewelry studio. Map Location: B5 See ad on page 39 Casa de Mexico 16 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-9373 casamayademexico@yahoo.com Discover the art of Mexico.

Decorative items and jewelry displayed in our historical building.

Map Location: F4 Casita Del Oro 5 Hesselbarth Lane • 520-398-9252 Working studio featuring designer & custom made jewelry by John Ford.

Nov.-April 10am-4: 30pm summer by Appointment Only. Map Location: C4 Casa Fina de Tubac 2221 E. Frontage Road.

B-105, La Entrada • 520-398-8620 www.casafinadetubac.com Fram89@msn.com Featuring unique furniture, accessories and design. Map Location: B3 See ad on page 37

Casa Maya de Mexico 14 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-3933 casamayademexico@yahoo.com Discover the art of Mexico.

Decorative items and silver jewelry displayed in our historic building.

Map Location: C5 Chios Fresh Produce Resort Wear La Entrada de Tubac Ste 102-103 2 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-8596 www.freshproducesportwear.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: A4 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 Katchinas.

Native owned and operated.

Map Location: D5 Country Shop, The 30 Will Roger Ln. • 520-398-2121 Our large shop has: Mexican pottery, dishes, furniture, rugs, glassware & crafts. Christmas ornaments, toys and baskets. Quality gifts and much more. Map Location: F4

Put on your walking shoes!

You will not have any more fun than shopping in Tubac.

Boasting a rich line of mesquite furniture, turquoise jewelry, souvenirs, rugs from around the world and many other fun items, Tubac is the beacon of shopping in Arizona.

Merchant Listings provided

by Tubac Visitor Center.

Denotes Tubac Chamber of Commerce Member.

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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: C3 Cowgirl Ugly 24 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-9415 www.cowgirluglytubac.com Shop@CowgirlUglyArizona.com I have worn and loved cowgirl and boy boots, and I’ve always had this dream to have a place to sell boots & cowgirl accessories. 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: E5 Creative Coyote 25 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2141 877-4COYOTE Casual Clothing, Stonewashed Sweatshirts, Sabaku, Laurel Burch, Painted Ponies, and Jewelry. Map Location: D5

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Crowe’s Nest, The 190 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2727 Specializing in hats, casual fashions, Minnetonka foot ware, unique jewelry, accessories and gifts. Year ‘round Christmas shop. Open daily 10am-5pm.

Map Location: C5 See ad on page 39 Damian Koorey Designs La Entrada de Tubac 4 Plaza Rd. Ste D • 520-398-8360 www.kooreycreations.com Tubac@kooreycreations.com The hand crafted jewelry art of Damian Koorey and family.

Extraordinary gems set in elegant gold designs. Map Location: B4 See ad on page 36 Desert Wind Herb & Tea Co. 3 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2823 Herbal products-Foods of the Desert.

Map Location: B4 Digital Brushstrokes, LLC 22 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2576 www.digitalbrushstrokes.com Web site design and graphics, e-commerce and web hosting. Map Location: D5

Edie’s Unique Jewelry & Gifts 17 Calle Baca, Ste A • 520-398-3000 Map Location: D3 El Rincon 12 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-3999 520-399-0975 • www.aznutworks.com Mexican imports, Talavera pottery, mirrors, wrought iron tables, ceramic dolls, catrinas, tiles, furniture and Arizona Nutworks. Map Location: E4 Four Winds Gallery Shop, The 2 Camino Otero 520-398-9555 Map Location: D3 Galileo Antiques & Otherwiz 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 Intricate Mosaics 520-603-4626 Map Location: H4 James Culver “A Working Leather Studio” 4 Camino Otero • 520-398-1841 www.jamesculver.com A working leather studio featuring, hand bags, belts, and wallets made on the premises. Special selection of sterling silver buckles. Open Tues.-Sat. 11a.m.-5p.m. Map Location: D3

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Jane’s Attic 8 Will Rogers Ln. • 520-398-9301 jalowder@aol.com Quality “pre-owned” furniture, clothing & home décor. Open MonSat. 10-5, Sun 11-5. Call ahead for summer hours. Map Location: E4 Josef’s of Tubac 20 Avenida Goya • 520-398-0900 www.josefs-of-tubac.com A salon offering hair care services and featuring a full line of Aveda hair, skin, and color cosmetic products.

Map Location: B6 KB Rock’n Trading Co. La Entrada de Tubac Ste. E-101 520-398-9445 • Kbrockn007@aol.com We offer beads, findings, sterling silver charms, jewelry, salt lamps, rocks and minerals and other fine gifts.

Map Location: B3 La Catrina 11 Camino Otero • 520-398-8392 Map Location: F3

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La Cucaracha de Tubac La Entrada de Tubac 4 Plaza Rd. Ste A 520-398-3165 www.lacucarachadetubac.com elcucarachodos@aol.com Custom-made furniture, light fixtures, Mexican Talavera tiles, copper fountains, iron pulls, mirrors, Mexican art, and mesquite furniture. Map Location: B4 See ad on page 37 La Esplendida @ La Entrada La Entrada de Tubac Ste K-101 520-398-9515 • www.Esplendida.net Offering home accessories from around the world and fine jewelry.

Map Location: C3 La Paloma de Tubac 1 Presidio Drive • 520-398-9231 Folk art…Textiles…Santos & Retablos…

Panama Hats…Exclusive Cotton Clothing from Ecuador and Guatemala…Colorful Vests and Accessories! Map Location: I4 See ad on page 32 La Piñata 16 Tubac Road • 520-398-2060 Mexican, colonial furnishings & accessories, rugs, jewelry, and unique clothing at unbeatable prices.

Map Location: D5

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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 Mexican Imports & More 11 Calle Baca • 520-398-2324 losgatostubac@aol.com Specializing in Talavera Ceramics, Mexican Imports and more.

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Luka Signs 2033 East Frontage Road 520-398-3321 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, including work by local artists and owner Mary Hoffmann. Open Daily 10a.m-5p.m Sun. 12p.m-5p.m call for Summer Hours May-September. Map Location: B4 Mas y Mas 24 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-8468 masymas@mac.com Functional and decorative art. Fine woodworking, glass, jewelry, leather handbags, textiles and accessories.

Map Location: E5 Michaels of Tubac 3 Calle Baca • 520-398-2709 A beauty salon. Map Location: D3 Michelle’s Gallery La Entrada de Tubac Ste N104 520-398-8101 Map Location: C3

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Old Book Shop, The 4 Tubac Rd. 520-393-1415 • www.oldbookshop.com oldbkshp@earthlink.net Specializing in O.P., rare, hard to find hard back books. Map Location: B4 One World One Chance 2221 E. Frontage Rd, Suite B103 520-398-0200 www.oneworld-onechance.com One World One chance features products that are made from recycled material, educational, fair trade or environmentally sensitive. The store brings environmental awareness and education to the forefront.

Map Location: A3 Paws Here Gifts 6 Will Rogers Lane • 520-398-8012 For Pet Lovers, statuary, garden, jewelry, unique artwork, toys and treats. Map Location: D4 Purple Garlic Healing Center, The 10 Camino Otero • 520-398-3108 As “Tubac’s Little Healing Place” we offer massage, myotherapy, and LaStone-hot/cold therapy.

Map Location: E5

Quilts, LTD Gallery 7 Camino Otero • 800-255-2306 www.quiltsltd.net Featuring Southwestern, Traditional & Antique Quilts of investment quality.

One of a kind wearable art by Arizona artists, Patchwork jackets & gifts for the home. Open Daily Oct.-May. Map Location: F3 See ad on page 37 Rosso & Russ Thread and Speak 8 Burruel St. • 520-398-8384 Map Location: G5 Saddle Tramp Cowboy Shop 14 Camino Otero • 520-398-3040 Owner-Marco Cazarez-Cowboy gear and collectables with more wall art throughout the De Anza Restaurant.

Map Location: F3 Saigon Nails 2251 E Frontage Rd • 520-398-2514 Map Location: B2 Sempre Bella 24 Tubac Road • 520-398-9489 Tuscan inspired faux suede floral arrangements and art. Botanical candles, crosses, jewelry, women’s tops, gift items, and home accents.

Map Location: E5

P.O. Box 1351 4A Plaza Rd. Open daily 10:30 am - 5:00 pm

(520) 398-3165

www.lacucarachadetubac.com

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Silver Fox Trading Co. 2 Camino Otero • 520-398-2116 tubacsilverfox@aol.com Map Location: C3 Sole Shoes 19 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: B5 Sonora Trading Company 12 Plaza Road • 520-398-9016 Custom made furniture, Mata Ortize pottery, Original paintings, Wool rugs, and antique Native American rugs.

Open 10am-5pm 7 days a week Call ahead for summer hours.

Map Location: E4 South of the Border 8 Burruel St. • 520-398-3942 Josef@theriver.com Fine furniture, pottery, chimeneas, décor, patio art, and more. You’ll be delighted with our merchandise and our affordable prices. Map Location: G4 Spa Zen 2243 East Frontage Rd.#2 520-398-9886 Beyond pampering, Spa Zen refreshes your beauty, body and spirit with balancing skin care, body treatments and traditional Chinese medicine. Map Location: B2

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Spirit Steps Tours 29 Tubac Plaza • 520-398-2655 866-508-0094 www.spiritstepstours.org info@spiritstepstours.org We offer the following services, Tubac Historic Tours, Kaleidoscope Tours, Ceremonial Tours, Pedicabs/Tricycle Taxis, as well as Air-conditioned Tour Vans. Please call for more information.

Map Location: E4 See ad on page 37 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 39 Tile N Art Gallery 24 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-8638 Fine art, tile art, tile murals and imported floors. Open daily 10-5. Map Location: E5 Tubac Ironworks Custom Home Furnishing 217 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-2163 Interior an exterior metal arts including wall art, mirrors, lamps, batik shades, tables, benches & more.

Unique clothing. Open 10-5. Map Location: E4 Tubac Ranch Interiors 50 Avenida Goya • 520-398-8381 www.sunsetinteriors.com Fine furniture, unique accessories and masterful design solutions for the home. Map Location: B6

Tubac Old World Imports “The Rug Store” 7 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-2369 www.tubacrugs.com tubacrugs@msn.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 35 Tubac Online Sales Camino Otero • 520-398-2437 520-370-7239 Tubaconlinesales@att.net Mike Bader An authorized eBay Trading Assistant and can sell on eBay for you.

Give me a call or email me.

Map Location: E3 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 33 Tumacookery La Entrada de Tubac Ste N-102 520-398-9497 • www.tumacookery.com tumacookery@gmail.com Our Mission is Your Kitchen Cookware, Gadgets, Specialty Foods and More…

Map Location: C3 See ad on page 34 Yard Woman La Entrada de Tubac Ste N-101 520-398-9565 • www.yardwoman.com yardwoman@msn.com An old-fashioned herb shop featuring herbals, homeopathies, healthy foods, supplements, essential oils, custom blended products and natural gifts.

Map Location: C3 See ad on page 36

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When you are ready to delight your taste buds, you will be rewarded! Tubac does have a fine selection of culinary surprises provided by local chefs!

Merchant Listings provided

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Artist’s Palate, The 40 Avenida Goya • 520-398-3333 Serving lunch & diner. Steak, seafood, pizza, pasta, BBQ, sandwiches, DineIn, full bar, carry-out, TV sports.

Tues-Sun Lunch 11:30-3, Diner 5-9.

Map Location: A6 See ad on page 41 Café Presidio 50 Avenida Goya • 520-398-8503 Casual dining, live music Thursday nights, karaoke Saturday nights 4 television screens play different sports and an ATM. Map Location: A6 See ad on page 41 Chef’s Table 50 Avenida Goya • 520-398-8501 Spoil yourself with a gourmet meal prepared at the table. Lunch & Dinner, Please call for reservations.

Map Location: A6 See ad on page 41 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 Open 10a.m.-5p.m 7 days a week. Map Location: D5 De Anza Gourmet Market 10 Avenida Goya • 520-398-1010 www.anzamarket.com Full service market offering a full line of groceries, meat, dairy, produce, bakery, deli, and fine wines. We also have ATM. Map Location: A6 See ad on page 41 De Anza Restaurant & Cantina 14 Camino Otero • 520-398-0300 Oldest Mexican restaurant in Tubac serving true Sonoran cuisines. Serving Angus steaks, fresh seafood and full bar. Enjoy world famous margaritas on our delightful patio. Map Location: G3 El Mercado Mini Market & Deli 2255 East Frontage • 520-398-2695 Map Location: B1 Elvira’s Restaurant 520-398-9421 rubenmon3@hotmail.com “Come and enjoy Mexican cuisine at its best”. Map Location: A3 See ad on page 41 La Vina 12 Plaza Rd. • 520-398-8142 lavinatubac@peoplepc.com Off sale wine and spirits. Open 11am-6pm 7 days a week Call for summer hours. Map Location: E4

Los Agaves Restaurant La Entrada de Tubac Ste L101 520-429-4613 A new Mexican food restaurant opening in September in La Entrada.

We are serving traditional Mexican food, chili relleno, enchiladas, and much more. Come enjoy a Margarita on our patio we look forward to seeing you. Map Location: C3 Melio’s Trattoria 2261 East Frontage Rd. 520-398-8494 A traditional Italian Restaurant with ambience, 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! Lunch 7 days 11am- 4pm Dinner Wed-Sat 5-9pm. Happy Hour Wed-Sat 4-6pm Early bird menu Wed-Sat 4:30-6pm. Map Location: C5 Snack Bar Gallery, The La Entrada de Tubac Ste E-102 Magisbird108@gmail.com Grad a quick bite to go- or sit and relax. Hot dogs, Panini’s, gelato, Italian ices, hot/cold drinks and more! Featuring whimsical local art.

Map Location: B3 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. We have Panini’s, pizza, and much more while you sit have a cup of coffee or espresso while you connect to our free high speed internet. A great place to meet and eat.

Map Location: B4 Wisdoms Café 1931 East Frontage Rd 520-398-2397 • www.widomscafé.com For 65 years the Wisdom family has been serving great Mexican food and the best margaritas in the valley!

See ad on page 41

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Are you looking to own a piece of paradise? Many people are. The most exhilarating panoramic views of the Southwest await you in Tubac.

Merchant Listings provided

by Tubac Visitor Center.

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Brasher Real Estate 2 Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2506 www.brasherrealestate.com Real estate sales, development, home construction, investment.

Open 7 days a week Toll free 800-700-2506. Map Location: B4 See ad on page 43 Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage 2247 East Frontage Rd. 520-398-2770 • 877-398-2770 www.tubac.com Complete real estate information about Tubac and Santa Cruz Valley.

Map Location: B2 See ad on Inside front cover, page 1 Embarcadero - Anza De Tubac 520-398-8700 www.anzadetubac.com See ad on page 43 First United Realty La Entrada de Tubac SteB-102 800-726-0100 • m-land@masn.com www.arizonaland.com Specializing in custom home sites from one to forty acres.

Map Location: A3 See ad on page 43

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 12 B Tubac Rd. • 520-398-2962 www.longrealtytubac.com longtubac@azpob.com Representing unique Tubac homes and rural ranch properties. Call Curtis Smith of Long Reality. Toll free 800-328-1575. Map Location: B5 Office Works of Tubac La Entrada de Tubac Ste J 520-398-2422 www.mortgagee.com/emailUserID/317771.htm Contact Linda Hughes.

Map Location: C2 Realty Executive 2251 East Frontage #2 • 520-403-0746 www.sandylawton.com Residential, commercial, land and ranches. Contact Sandy Lawton.

Map Location: B2

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The term “sleepy Southwestern town” does not apply when it comes to the accommodations. From the luxurious resort to plush bed & breakfasts, you will get more than just a good night’s sleep.

Merchant Listings provided

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Amado Bed & Breakfast 3001 East Frontage Rd 520-398-8684 • 888-398-8684 www.amado-territory-inn.com See ad on page 45 Amado RV Self Storage 2921 East Frontage Rd. 520-398-8003 Anza Inn, The 16-18 Calle Iglesia 520-398-3193 • 888-767-2325 www.anzadetubac.com Home to the “Father of Arizona”, The Anza Inn offers guests 3 historic lodging spaces that all come with full kitchens, TV-DVD, satellite, high speed internet, washer/dryer, Jacuzzi and interior patio right in the heart of the historic part of Tubac. Walk to restaurants and galleries.

The Anza Trail is just steps away.

Map Location: I4 See ad on page 46 Inn at San Ignacio 1861 West Demetrie Loop Green Valley, Arizona 85614 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.

See ad on page 46

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

Map Location: G2 See ad on page 46 Rex Ranch Resort 520-398-2914 131 Amado Montosa Road The Rex Ranch offers the gift of time and community for each person who ventures across the Santa Cruz to sleep in the adobe lodgings, eat in the Cantina Romantica or rejuvenate in Cielo Health Spa. Tubac Country Inn 13 Burruel • 520-398-3178 www.tubaccountryinn.com 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 Tubac Golf Resort 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 page 46, 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: H3 Tubac Trailer Tether 15 Burruel St • 520-398-2111 Dennis W. Kizerian, owner/mgr. Clean, quiet over night or permanent RV/ MH space. Propane sales, Laundry mat, birding. near De Anza Trail. Map Location: G3

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

Rooms & Amenities

Amado Territory Inn has 15 rooms with private baths, some with private patios and balconies overlooking spectacular views of our gardens and mountains. We also have the secluded two bedroom Hacienda Suite, separate from the Inn for maximum privacy. Our Inn has computer access, WIFI, a sun-filled Atrium and dining room where coffee and snacks are available, social room with a fireplace and TV, and beautiful gardens.

Church & Family Services

Spiritual health and family is an important part of the Amado Territory Ranch. Besides our regular Church Services, Santa Cruz Valley Psychotherapy offers family counseling. Visit our labyrinths or take the time to meditate in our beautiful gardens. We also host numerous Holistic Health Fairs throughout the year, for dates please visit our Events Schedule. 520-625-6100

Kristofer’s Bistro & Catering

A touch of East and West Coast original menus. With full scale catering on or off-site for all of your events while you’re in Tubac.

Or just come in for breakfast, lunch or dinner.

The Stockmen’s Grill

Fine Dining reminiscent of a Supper Club setting. Enjoy dinner with your friends and family – at Stockman’s, your table is yours all night. Experience Stockman’s Grill – Southern Arizona’s Finest experience in Continental Cuisine.

Beads of a Feather

beads • belts • crystals • custom creations jewelry • jewelry repair • pearl knotting wearable art • card readings • healing • classes

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

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LIVING Access Wisdoms Home Health Care Plus 2861 East Frontage Rd. 520-398-8088 • info@wisdomaz.com In home care and complete eldercare services. Alzheimer’s specialty. Familyowned premier agency founded in 1985.

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 Church of Tubac 2242 West Frontage Rd. 520-398-2325 www.churchattubac.org A spiritual family where people become fully devoted followers Jesus Christ. Sunday Services at 10am Weekly home groups.

Commerce Bank of Arizona La Entrada de Tubac Ste G-101 520-398-9395 www.commercebankofaz.com “Commerce Bank of Arizona will be joining the Tubac community in July 2008!” We offer our commercial and residential neighbors a wealth of personalized banking products and services. Contact the Tubac Branch Manager, Jaime Vasquez @ 520-382-5578. Map Location: B2 Lawrence V. Roberson Jr. Attorney 2247 East Frontage Rd. • 520-398-0411 Practice of law and arbitration and mediation services. Map Location: B2

Sky Island AllianceTumacacori Mountains 520-6247080 www.skyislandalliance.org Working with communities to preserve and restore the native biological diversity of the Sky Island region.

St. Ann’s Church 11 Calle Iglesia • 520-398-2646 Weekends Saturday: 5 PM Sunday: 9 AM (every third Sunday bi-lingual) Weekdays: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday 8 AM Holy Day & Vigil Holy Days 8 AM, 7 p. Monday (Usually) Confessions: Saturday 4:14pm and by appointment. Map Location: H4 Terra Flora Design & Garden Center 25 Calle Baca • 520-398-0088 Map Location: D2 & C3 Tubac - Santa Cruz Visitors Center 2221 E. Frontage Rd., Ste O101 520-398-0007 www.toursantacruz.com Map Location: C3 See ad on page 3 Tubac Chamber of Commerce 50 Bridge Rd. B-8 • 520-398-2704 www.tubacaz.com Promoting, preserving and perpetuating the businesses, culture, art, crafts, tourism and history of Tubac. Map Location: H2 See ad on page 2

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 wealth of experience and advanced studies with the adult population in a state-of-the-art setting.

Map Location: B3 Tubac Historical Society Tubac Community Center 50 Bridge Road 520-398-2020 tubac.pastperfect-online.com Tubac Regional Health Center 2239 East Frontage Rd. 520-398-9604 Map Location: B2 Tubac Presidio State Park 1 Burruel St • 520-398-2252 www.azstateparks.com Historic site dates back to 1752.

Museum, archaeology display, historic buildings, Anza Trail trailhead. Map Location: H5 Tubac Villager 1 Placita De Anza 520.398.3980 • www.tubacvillager.com Map Location: H4 Village Counseling 10 Camino Otero Rd. • 520-820-1678 Counseling services: adults, couples, groups. Come for personal growth, grief work, recovery from trauma, depression, anxiety, loss.

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