Returning for its 65th edition, the small yet enchanting town of Tubac in southern Arizona presents the Tubac Festival of the Arts—“A tapestry of artistry amidst historic streets,” say festival organizers. “The iconic festival, a longstanding tradition since 1959, invites art connoisseurs, collectors and history buffs to indulge in a celebration of creativity and culture.”
In conjunction with the festival, the Village of Tubac is celebrating its 75th anniversary as an art colony, and its historic relevance. Dating back to 1752, the village was Arizona’s first Spanish colonial garrison. “With over 135 galleries and shops, the village has evolved into a sanctuary for high-end art, showcasing an eclectic mix of exquisite paintings, sculptures and fine ceramics, among a vast array of media and subject matter,” explains Candy Vermillion, marketing and…
