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Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit http://www.turquoisetortoise.com/ Turquoise Tortoise Gallery mail@rogowaygalleries.com (520) 398-2041 Welcome to Turquoise Tortoise, your premier destination for exquisite fine art in the heart of Tubac, Arizona. With a legacy spanning decades, our gallery stands as a cornerstone of the Tubac art colony, showcasing a diverse collection of paintings, sculpture, glasswork, and jewelry. Step into our congenial space and immerse yourself in the beauty of Southwest artistry, where every piece is curated with meticulous attention to detail. Whether you’re drawn to the vibrant hues of a painting, the intricate craftsmanship of a sculpture, or the timeless elegance of jewelry, our gallery offers a captivating array of treasures to explore. Join us at Turquoise Tortoise and experience the essence of artistic excellence in an atmosphere of warmth and hospitality. 5 Calle Baca, Tubac, Tubac, AZ 85646 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit https://www.gallery139tubac.com Gallery 139 (602) 526-5781 or (520) 603-2227 Gallery 139 is a contemporary art gallery featuring the dynamic works of founding artists Barbara Kuzara and Karol Honeycutt. Gallery 139 provides a space where the power of art, combined with human imagination creates a mystique that transcends the mundane. 19 Tubac Rd Ste 800Tubac, AZ 85646 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit Historic Tubac Tubac’s history is as rich and layered as its landscapes. From the earliest Indigenous communities to Spanish colonists, frontier soldiers, miners, ranchers, and artists, each era has left its mark on the village. Today, Tubac blends heritage and culture in a way that invites visitors to not only learn history, but to feel it all around them. History Reveals In Tubac, history isn’t confined to museums or monuments—it’s alive in every street, gallery, and trail. This heritage gives Tubac its unique spirit, setting it apart from other small towns and making every visit a journey through time as well as place—more than just a vacation, it’s an experience to remember. HERITAGE Step into the Story Tubac’s historic landmarks aren’t just relics—they’re places you can walk through, touch, and experience firsthand. From forts and missions to trails and ranches, each site offers visitors a chance to connect with the past in a way that makes history come alive today. Tubac Presidio State Historic Park and Museum Founded in 1752, Tubac Presidio is Arizona’s first state park and the site of a Spanish frontier fort. Visitors can explore excavated foundations, a furnished 1885 schoolhouse, and engaging exhibits that highlight centuries of cultural exchange. Living history events and walking trails make it a centerpiece of Tubac’s story. Tumacácori National Historical Park Just four miles south of Tubac, Tumacácori preserves three Spanish mission sites where Native, Spanish, and Mexican traditions intersected. The haunting mission ruins, interpretive exhibits, and seasonal cultural events give visitors a deep sense of place and history. Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail From Tubac’s plaza in 1775, Juan Bautista de Anza led settlers west to found San Francisco. Today, an 8-mile stretch of this trail follows the lush Santa Cruz River, offering hikers a journey through cottonwood groves, wildlife habitat, and a direct connection to one of America’s great expeditions. 1885 Schoolhouse This restored adobe schoolhouse is one of Arizona’s oldest surviving classrooms. Visitors can step inside to see desks, chalkboards, and artifacts from Tubac’s frontier community, reflecting both resilience and the determination to build a lasting town. Rojas House Built in the late 1800s, the Rojas House offers a rare glimpse of family life in Tubac over more than a century. Furnished rooms, family heirlooms, and oral histories preserve the continuity of a community that endured across generations. Otero Hall Originally constructed atop an 18th-century foundation, Otero Hall now serves as a cultural venue with exhibits that bridge Tubac’s past and present. It’s a gathering place where history, art, and community intersect. Tubac Golf Resort & Spa Located on the historic Otero Ranch, this resort combines Spanish Colonial architecture with modern luxury. Guests can experience the heritage of Tubac’s ranching tradition while enjoying golf, spa treatments, and fine dining in an historic setting. Tubac Historic Timeline 1726 – First Spanish mention of Tubac, when a Jesuit priest baptized local Native people. 1751 – O’odham revolt shakes the region; many flee the area. 1752 – Tubac Presidio (San Ignacio de Tubac) established after the revolt, cementing Tubac as a Spanish frontier fort. 1763 – Tubac plaza built, with church, barracks, and Captain’s House. 1775 – Juan Bautista de Anza departs Tubac with 240 settlers and nearly 1,000 livestock to found San Francisco. 1850s – Tubac thrives as a mining boomtown. 1885 – First schoolhouse built, signaling a growing town. 1948 – Artist Dale Nichols opens an art school, reviving Tubac as a cultural hub. Today – Tubac is a vibrant blend of history, art, and community life along the Santa Cruz River. Where Art and History Meet History Reveals In Tubac, history isn’t confined to museums or monuments—it’s alive in every street, gallery, and trail. This heritage gives Tubac its unique spirit, setting it apart from other small towns and making every visit a journey through time as well as place—more than just a vacation, it’s an experience to remember.

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit Cowgirl Ugly Saloon (520) 447-8335 Cowgirl Ugly, located in the heart of Tubac in Plaza de Anza, is where the desert charm of southern Arizona meets a warm, welcoming vibe. The moment you step through our doors, you’re not just a guest – you’re part of our tight-knit circle of locals, instantly swept into lively conversations brimming with camaraderie, laughter, and friendly spirit. Whether you’re a Tubac regular or just passing through, you’ll feel right at home. 30 Avenida Goya, Tubac, AZ 85646 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit Tubac Buddhist Meditation Community tubacbuddhistmeditationcenter@gmail.com (520) 370-7239 The Tubac Buddhist Meditation Community provides a safe public space for spiritual practice through meditation and the study of Buddhism. Our goal is to cultivate wisdom and compassion in all aspects of our lives for the benefit of all Beings and the Earth. Meets weekly at the Tubac Community Center on Sundays from 8:30 to 10am; excluding summer months. 50 Bridge Road, Tubac, AZ 85646 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit https://soulistichospice.org/ Soulistic Hospice info@soulistichospice.org (520) 398-2333 Soulistic is a locally owned nonprofit hospice providing holistic care in Tucson and Southern Arizona. Highly rated by CAHPS, we offer professional hospice and palliative care at home, assisted living, or nursing facilities. As a faith-based nonprofit, we serve all in need, regardless of ability to pay, while supporting and guiding caregivers. 18 Calle IglesiaTubac, AZ 85646 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Visit TubacAZ — a vibrant art village filled with galleries, shopping, dining, and history. Visit year-round for events, culture, and desert charm. Experience Tubac Are you ready to experience one of Arizona’s most charming and artistic hidden gems? Enjoy our virtual stroll through historic Tubac – a high desert village where creativity meets culture. Tubac is not only a vibrant arts destination but also the site of the first European settlement in Arizona, home to the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park, a fascinating glimpse into Arizona’s colonial past. HIGHLIGHTS What is Tubac known for? Tubac is celebrated for its vibrant art scene, historic sites, and welcoming community. When is the best time to visit Tubac? Although the best time to visit is during the fall, winter, and spring months when weather is mild, the shoulder seasons are becoming more desirable due to access, rates and milder tempuratures then other AZ destinations. Where can I park during the Tubac Festival of the Arts? Parking areas are designated throughout the village with shuttle services during the festival. Is Tubac pet-friendly? Yes! In fact …Many shops and outdoor areas welcome pets, but please check with individual businesses. More Questions About Tubac Coming Soon! Let us know what you want to know about our community! More Questions About Tubac Coming Soon! Let us know what you want to know about our community! FAQ + More! FAQ + More! Where is Tubac located? Tubac is located in Southern Arizona, about 45 minutes south of Tucson in the beautiful Santa Cruz River Valley. What are typical store hours in Tubac? Most shops and galleries are open from 10 AM to 5 PM daily, though hours may vary by season or business. Is Tubac walkable? Yes! Tubac is a very walkable village with many galleries, shops, and restaurants within a few blocks of each other. Are there restrooms available to the public? Yes, public restrooms are located throughout the village. See MAP here for locations. Are pets allowed? Yes, leashed pets are welcomed at many shops and galleries. Is parking available? Yes, there is free public parking throughout Tubac. During the Tubac Festival of the Arts, there is a fee benefiting local nonprofits. Where Art and History Meet Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit Tubac Community Tubac is located in Santa Cruz County in southern Arizona. The majestic Santa Rita Mountains and the Santa Cruz River adorn Tubac’s beautiful landscape. It is just 50 minutes south of Tucson, one hour from the Elgin Sonoita award winning wineries and 20 minutes north of Nogales, Mexico. The Nogales, Arizona port of entry is a major throughway delivering fruits and vegetables across the United States and Canada. Santa Cruz County enjoys a business-friendly environment. Tubac Community Tubac is located in Santa Cruz County in southern Arizona. The majestic Santa Rita Mountains and the Santa Cruz River adorn Tubac’s beautiful landscape. It is just 50 minutes south of Tucson, one hour from the Elgin Sonoita award winning wineries and 20 minutes north of Nogales, Mexico. The Nogales, Arizona port of entry is a major throughway delivering fruits and vegetables across the United States and Canada. Santa Cruz County enjoys a business-friendly environment. FAQ + More! Where is Tubac located? Tubac is located in Southern Arizona, about 45 minutes south of Tucson in the beautiful Santa Cruz River Valley. What are typical store hours in Tubac? Most shops and galleries are open from 10 AM to 5 PM daily, though hours may vary by season or business. Is Tubac walkable? Yes! Tubac is a very walkable village with many galleries, shops, and restaurants within a few blocks of each other. Are there restrooms available to the public? Yes, public restrooms are located throughout the village. See MAP here for locations. Are pets allowed? Yes, leashed pets are welcomed at many shops and galleries. Is parking available? Yes, there is free public parking throughout Tubac. During the Tubac Festival of the Arts, there is a fee benefiting local nonprofits.

Dining & Lodging Every visitor to Tubac should take a break from shopping long enough to enjoy a delicious meal from our restaurateurs. Do not expect fast food in Tubac. All restaurants are family owned, cooking with traditional recipes, and the freshest of ingredients. From grilled salmon with seasonal berries to Scampi al Mojo de Ajo to Chile Rellenos to grilled rib-eye steaks and pizza, the diversity of Tubac’s cuisine is certain to satisfy well-developed palates. Deserts are baked daily and will tantalize your will to indulge. Relax & Restore Unwind in one of our many lodging options and soak in the town’s warm, friendly charm. Outdoor lovers can hike along the Santa Cruz River, bike scenic roads, enjoy golf and pickleball, or explore the area on horseback. You can also pamper yourself with relaxing spa treatments and browse even more local treasures in Tubac’s eclectic shops. Dining & Nightlife Every visitor to Tubac should take a break from shopping long enough to enjoy a delicious meal from our restaurateurs. Do not expect fast food in Tubac. All restaurants are family owned, cooking with traditional recipes, and the freshest of ingredients. From grilled salmon with seasonal berries to Scampi al Mojo de Ajo to Chile Rellenos to grilled rib-eye steaks and pizza, the diversity of Tubac’s cuisine is certain to satisfy well-developed palates. Deserts are baked daily and will tantalize your will to indulge. GETAWAY Load More DETAILS Abe’s Old Tumacacori Bar A rare gem in the desert, established in 1929 by Tirso Trujillo. DETAILS Blacksmith’s House Offering a unique escape with three charming casitas. DETAILS Café Entrada Our casual restaurant offers a wide variety of menu items. DETAILS Casa Blanca de Tubac A charming vacation rental nestled in the heart of historic Old Town Tubac. DETAILS Casa Paloma Bed & Breakfast A charming adobe ranch home situated on a one-acre property. DETAILS Casa de la Paz A beautiful, secluded site ideal for peace and recreation. DETAILS Cocina La Ley Your gateway to fresh Mexican seafood. DETAILS Coolest Airbnb in Tubac Located in the historic district of The Village; a Tubac icon. DETAILS Cowgirl Ugly Saloon Where the desert meets good company! DETAILS Elvira’s Restaurant Offering top-notch Mexican cuisine and award-winning dishes. Go Search Business Type Select Business Type Go Previous Search Business Type Select Business Type Next Previous Next Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit https://www.horsesinmotiongallery.com/ Horses In Motion Gallery estherogoway@gmail.com (520) 444-6481 Horses In Motion Gallery is dedicated to providing the best in two dimensional art, sculpture, glass, and ceramics. We love to help our clients find what they need to make life wonderful. 2221 E. Frontage Road, Building M, Suite 101, Tubac, AZ 85646 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit https://www.soleshoes.net/ Sole Shoes sole@soleshoes.net (520) 398-2201 Sole Shoes offers contemporary shoes, clothing, accessories and gifts in a comfortable, spacious shopping environment. All items are curated to provide a complete look and our friendly staff is always available to help coordinate a special event outfit. 16 Tubac Road, Tubac AZ, 85646 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet

Contact us First name Last name Email* Phone Message Yes, subscribe me to your newsletter. Submit Más y Más masymas@mac.com (520) 398-8468 | contemporary jewelry | fine gifts | art and sculpture | home décor and more | A gallery of functional and decorative ART | 24 Tubac Road, Tubac, Arizona 85646 Back to Members Previous Item Shopping Art Lodging & Dining Our Members Menu Close Directory Pages Next Item Where Art and History Meet