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A young woman in 18th century Spanish clothing sits on a horse and smiles as a young girl in modern clothing feets the horse a piece of grass.

Anza

Days

Join us in 2025 for Anza Day, the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park's annual festival celebrating the diverse culture and heritage of southern Arizona on Saturday, October 25th, 2025 from 9am-5pm!
In 2025, we are commemorating the 250th Anniversary of this landmark expedition that shaped the Southwest as we know it today.

Check back soon to learn more about Anza Day 2025!​​

Experience it all at Anza Day:

A group of performers dressed in colorful clothing perform a traditional Mexican folklorico dance.

Experience incredible Southwestern music and dancing!

Raw flour tortillas sit on a cast iron pan, with a plate of dough balls on the table beside it.

Enjoy history with our living history interpreters!

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See the world premiere of brand new exhibits!

Various colors of yarn are laid out on a table surrounding a small weaving loom made of cardboard.

Get hands-on with history at our activity tables!

A group of men and women dressed in 18th century Spanish colonial clothing sit astride horses on a sunny day.

See live horses and their reenactment riders!

A small table with a sign for a local business and a ring toss game on top of it.

Learn about community partners!

Two men in 18th century Spanish costumes sit astride horses and smile and wave at the camera.
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The Friends of the Tubac Presidio and Museum, Inc.

We are a 501(c)(3) non-profit operating the Tubac Presidio State Historic Park on behalf of Arizona State Parks and Trails.

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