Viva la Cultura
Arizona's Hispanic and Latino Culture
Experience Arizona's vibrant Hispanic heritage at historic sites and colorful festivals across the state.
Find authentic and award-winning Mexican food in virtually every city and town, as well as local art that celebrates, and is inspired, by "la cultura."
Celebrate
¡ Viva Tucson!
Celebrate Tucson's Hispanic Heritage Month with events honoring the food, arts, music and culture of Mexico and Latin America. Learn more about the history of Mexican Independence Day and explore Southern Arizona's proud Hispanic heritage.
23rd Annual
Mariachi and Folklorico Festival (Chandler)
C.A.L.L.E. de Arizona and Maestra Vanessa Ramirez present this annual event, featuring GRAMMY Award-winning Mariachi Los Camperos and 16-member Mariachi Estrella de Mexico, along with a dazzling array of Folklorico dancers.
Arts & Entertainment
Tucson's All Souls Procession: a Walk to Remember
From a small parade along a downtown street to a large-scale procession comprised of and participated in by thousands, Tucson's All Soul's...
Meet the Maker
Don Guerra of Barrio Bread
Don Guerra of Barrio Bread's enthusiasm for artisanal bread translates into a bakery that’s not only rallied the community, but has also...
Arts & Entertainment
Walls That Talk
Arizona's public murals reflect their communities with artistry, heart and sometimes humor.
Eat & Drink
Arizona's Salsa Hot Spots
Celebrate the spicy side of life at festivals and local shops...
Eat & Drink
What's a Tamale, Anyway?
While eaten year-round, tamales are truly celebrated during the holiday season when families unite to make, eat and share them.
An Architectural Oasis
Architectural Treasures
Explore buildings unique to the state, from ancient dwellings to more modern marvels. Arizona's architectural landmarks span the centuries—from...
Road Trips & Tours
Eat, Drink, and Explore Tucson and Tombstone
In 2015, UNESCO proclaimed Tucson a City of Gastronomy, a venerable nod to its unique regional cuisines, abundant farmers markets and copious...
Cities
Tucson
Visit Arizona’s second-largest city, a UNESCO City of Gastronomy and a year-round outdoor playground. You can be secluded or social in Tucson....
Cities
Phoenix
Phoenix is the capital city of Arizona and is located in the central region of the state. People may know it for its year-round sun, desert...
Cities
Mesa
Go big in Mesa, Arizona's third-largest city, where fan-favorite sports, art attractions, and outdoor adventure attract visitors on a large...
Cities
Douglas
A lush desert oasis near Bisbee, Douglas will enchant you with tales of its mining and ranching past.
Cities
Ajo
Awaken your senses in the sonoran uplands. Ajo's spanish architecture is an excellent introduction to southern arizona's colonial history and a...
Cities
Tubac
Spend some time in this Spanish Presidio turned artist colony, where creativity is as present in the galleries and shops as it is in restaurant...
