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    Tubac

    “Where art and history meet”

    http://www.tubacaz.com/

    It is believed that the Tubac area has been inhabited over 11,000 years.  In modern times it was first a fort or presidio.  Later the town itself was established in 1882 and the school was built in 1885.  Soon after, a group of scouts were organized to fight the Apache Indians.  After Geronimo’s surrender in 1886, peace came to the Tubac valley.

    Tubac is about 40 miles south of Tucson off of Interstate 19. 

    The cooler weather and the high desert scenery probably influenced artists to move into the area.  Today Tubac enjoys the well earned reputation of being a true artist’s community.  Working studios and galleries line the streets where once soldiers marched.  With nearly one-hundred businesses, visitors can come away with gifts they will be proud to give or items that will grace their own homes. 

    The Tubac Center of the Arts is very active with workshops for young and old alike as well as lectures, performing arts and cultural events.  It is open to the public from September 1 through May 7. 

    For more information, go to their web site
    www.tubacarts.org
    or call
    (520) 398-2371

    Tubac is a remarkable place to spend the day or stay overnight in one of the nearby hotels or bed and breakfasts.  Have an RV?  There’s a park for you.  Do you golf?  You might want to stay at the Tubac Golf Resort.  For breakfast, lunch or dinner, you will have a choice of restaurants from the casual eat on the run to fine dining. 

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