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FREE PARKINGCONVENIENTLY CONNECTED TO THE REST OF THE VILLAGE BY FOOTPATHS Farmers Market every Th ursday from 10am to 2pm. DON’T MISS THE FORUM AT THE ARTIST’S PALATE: 1ST & 3RD TUESDAY OF THE MONTH @ 8AM - $12 includes: BREAKFAST, BEVERAGE AND TIP! NOW OPEN Movement Heals Emmy’s Pilates offers a contemporary approach to improving balance, posture, fl exibility and core strength. We focus on individual needs and tailor a program for you. ~Complimentary initial session. ~By appointment. 520.275.3323 Begin & end your Tubac Experience at Plaza de Anza. GIFT CERTIFICATES A V A I L A B L E I-19 EXIT 34 Frontage Road (South of the Village) ANZA MARKETPLACE your local Grocery and Deli DINNER FOR 2: $7.99 Relax and enjoy our beautiful patio or take home to enjoy! Catering and special orders available! Open Daily: 9am -7pm • (520) 398-1010 THE ARTIST’S PALATE Pasta • Pizza • Steaks • Seafood Mexican • Full Bar • Parties also available for Carry-Out Tues - Sun: 11:30 am - 3 pm (lunch), 5 pm - 9 pm (dinner) INTIMATE FINE DINING EXPERIENCE Weekly Menu Changes • Full Bar • Eclectic Wine List 2 Daily Sessions-Tues-Sat: Lunch 11:30am-2pm • Dinner 6pm - 7:30pm Culinary Classes Available All Day Sunday and Monday or Tues-Sat by Appointment Host Your Special Event or Private Party CAFE PRESIDIO OPEN DAILY! Come by for your favorite Breakfast, Pastries, Lunch or Dinner HAPPY HOUR DAILY: 4-6PM $2.50 Domestic Beer • $3.50 Import • $2.50 Well Drinks • $3 Glass of Wine (520) 398-8503 - 7am-8pm FURNITURE & DESIGN WITH THE WEST IN MIND! See what’s new this month in our leather gallery. Featuring Hancock & Moore, the fi nest in American, hand-made leather and upholstery. From Buff alo to branded leather, we have the perfect piece for your Hacienda. www.sunsetinteriors.com. HunterDouglas Alustra Dealer! 520-398-8381 Hours: Mon. - Sa. 10-4 Sunday 11-3 Please call for your appointment today (520) 398-0900 Open Wed - Sun: 10am - 5pm Evening appointments available Wed - Fri Until 7pm Help us celebrate our 3rd Year Anniversary & Valentine’s Day during FEBRUARY For every $50 Purchase receive a $5 GIFT TICKET for every $100 Purchase receive a COMPLIMENTARY AVEDA love Pure-fume absolute (while supplies last) TUBAC EMBARCADERO Luxury Townhomes and Suites fully furnished. Spectacular mountain views, resort pool and fi tness center. Short and long-term stays. One-mile to charming Village of Tubac. Call (520) 398-8700 www.www.TubacSuites.com ~J. Zachery Freeland—Broker food, entertainment, dining furniture beauty living
Thursdays - Farmers Market at the Plaza de Anza from 10am to 2pm. Fridays- Live Music at Wisdom’s Cafe. Saturdays & Sunday, now thru April 26th - River Walks at the Tumacácori National Historical Park. The walks will be led by a park ranger or volunteer every Saturday and Sunday beginning at 9:30am. The River Walks will last 1 ½ hours, returning to the park in time for the 11am tour of the mission grounds. The walks begin at the park’s Visitor Center and follow a section of the Juan Bautista de Anza National Historic Trail for about half a mile, to the river’s edge. The trail is fl at and easy to walk. Participants will need comfortable shoes and water. Discussions during the walks may include several themes, including the O’Odham people, missions and settlement, plant and animal identifi cation, the mesquitebosque (forest) and riparian environments, and current issues related to the Santa Cruz River. The Santa Cruz River is an excellent example of the endangered southwestern riparian environment. Not only is the Santa Cruz a beautiful oasis for nature-lovers, it provides a critical habitat for abundant wildlife that live in, and migrate through, the Santa Cruz Valley. Although the guided walk will return to the mission by 11, participants may chose to continue on their own along the Anza Trail, which continues north for four miles to Tubac. The walk closely follows the river and crosses in three places on narrow bridges. However the trail is level, and walking, although sandy, is relatively easy. Because the area is rich in wildlife, particularly birds, binoculars are useful. For information about the guided walks, call Tumacácori National Historical Park at 520- 398-2341, ext. 0. Wed thru Sunday, Feb 4th to 8th - 50th Annual Tubac Festival of the Arts. (for more detailed information see page 25) Wed thru Sun, Feb 4th to 8th - Artists Carlos Lopez, Diego, and Gustavo Olivas working at Tubac Territory. 1 Calle Baca. Wed thru Sun, Feb 4th to 8th - Together Rising: A Sculpture Event at the K. Newby Gallery, 19 Tubac Rd.. Scheduled to attend: Star York, Mark White, David Unger, Rebecca Tobey, Gary Lee Price, Pokey Park, James G. Moore, Jim Eppler, Jim Budish, Esther Benedict, and John Arenskov. Please Join Us for Artist Led Tours - their own works in their own words. In the sculpture garden. Fri: 1pm - Pokey Park, 1:45pm - Mark White, 2:30pm - David Unger, 3:15pm - Jim Eppler. Sat 1pm - Rebecca Tobey, 1:45pm - Gary Lee Price, 2:30pm - Jim Budish, 3:15pm - Star Liana York. Sun: 1pm - James G. Moore, 1:45pm - John Arenskov, 2:30pm Above, the bold, stylized image of St. Ann’s Church in Old Town, by Tubac artist Virginia Hall from the Tubac Festival poster of 1983. Virginal Hall will be having an opening reception for her joint show next month with Tubac sculptor, Mike Taylor, “Sensei Chic and the Seven Deadly Sins.” Show runs March 8th to 29th in at Taylor Hall in Old Town Tubac. For more info www.taylorhalltubac.com. Where Art and History Truly Meet celebrating the art of living in southern arizona - Esther Benedict. Meet at the Gazebo in the sculpture garden at the appointed time for the tour. www.NewbyGallery.com. Thurs, Feb 5th - Joel Bernstein, the author of “Wild Ride: The History and Lore of Rodeo” will speak at the Patagonia Woman’s Club at 2 pm in Cady Hall, 342 Duquesne Ave. This event is free and open to the public. Joel rodeoed for seven years as a bareback rider so he personally experienced the rodeo life, as well as studying its history from the Wild West shows, the organization of the Cowboys’ Turtle Association to today’s Professional Rodeo Cowboys Association to write his book, Wild Ride: The History and Lore of Rodeo. He will talk about the cowboys and cowgirls who infl uenced the history of rodeo from the vaqueros in Mexico to the heros in the multi million dollar sport we follow today. Joel will be available to autograph his book. Questions about speaker or Patagonia Woman’s Club call Anne Hummel. Call 394-2532. Fri, Feb 6th - artist Trudi Theisen demonstrates at the Tubac Center of the Arts. Fri, Feb 6th - Classix presents “The Mosaics of Love” remembering loves won and lost, past, present and future, real and imaginary. Let this cappella sextet intrigue you with An investment in fi ne art is a rewarding experience from the very moment of discovery, continuing throughout your life, refl ecting your individual tastes and interests in excellence. Come and see the work of American Master Painter, Hugh Cabot and experience the selection of investment quality art by one of the American West’s foremost painters. Visit our HISTORIC ADOBE in Old Town Tubac, across the street from St. Ann’s Church. 520-398-2721. their rich blend of voices in close harmony. At the Community Performing Arts Center, 1250 W Continental Rd, in Green Valley at 7pm. Cost $5. For more info www. perforningartscenter.org. Fri, Feb 6th - First Fridays at Wisdoms’ Café with Eduardo Valencia and fi sh and chips. From 5 to 9pm. Fri and Sat, Feb 6th and 7th - Plein Air Artist Darcie Peet and Sculptor Fritz White demonstrate at the Big Horn Gallery at 37 Tubac Rd. Sat, Feb 7th - Rio Rico High School Band 1st Annual Golf Tournament. The Challenge will take place at the Rio Rico Country Club with a 1pm Shotgun Start. Registration for individuals is $80. Prizes will include “Longest Drive,” “Closest to Pin,” “Top Teams,” and Door Prizes. The Golf Challenge is a fundraiser to benefi t the RRHS Band and help all 60 musicians pay for their upcoming trip to perform in San Antonio, TX. For more information or to register, please call (520) 980-1631 or (520) 980-1891, visit the band website: www.santacruz.k12.az.us/band/ rrhs Sat, Feb 7th - This month’s cover artist Michael Gibbons will present at the Tubac Art Exchange, 2243 E Frontage Rd. Tubac. S t u d i o s a n d G a l l e r y 5 continued on page 7... Also: original Hugh Cabot sketches, high quality giclee reproductions, and Hugh Cabot cards.
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