The 67th Annual Tubac Festival of the Arts will turn the streets, plazas and courtyards of Tubac’s historic village into an open-air gallery Feb. 4–8, drawing some of the Southwest’s biggest names in fine art and crafts to southern Arizona.
Arizona’s longest-running art festival, ranked No. 1 in the state and No. 10 nationally by Sunshine Artists, will feature roughly 200–250 painters, sculptors, jewelers, photographers and other makers. Streets are closed to vehicle traffic during the event, creating a pedestrian-friendly setting framed by more than 125 galleries, boutiques, specialty shops and restaurants.
Visitors can expect live music and cultural performances across the weekend, including Grupo de Danza Folklórica Allea‑Yiiwa from Sonora, Mexicayotl Academy Dancers from Nogales and Tucson’s Ballet Tapatío Folklórico. The festival schedule and stage times are posted on the Tubac fest’s official site…