The Pink House Experience the quaint and genuine essence of “Tubac: Where Art and History Meet” that still sustains right in the heart of OldTown Tubac’s National Historic District. The “Pink House” offers guests a range of options from a self-contained get-away to being in the midst of Tubac’s colorful historic past and vital present. Sharing the Placita de Anza with Tubac icon—St. Ann’s Church—the “Pink House” is nestled in the charming and laid back adobe village just up a country road from the natural wonders of Santa Cruz River corridor and the Juan Batista de Anza International Trail. A short walk uptown, you’ll find fine galleries, shops and restaurants. Rustic and simply furnished with no technological distractions, the old adobe speaks of its many lives -- the 1700’s Spanish Colonial era, its mining, Territorial and Statehood Times, and home and creative enclave for artists since the mid- 1960’s . Painted pink almost 35 years ago, today the historic adobe is part of Aldea de Artisticas—a working artist’s village. If you choose, you can mix and mingle with artists working in open studios, in the gallery and workshop center . If you choose to go deeper, I offer up-close and personal guided walking tours (as daughter of two of Tubac’s early artist colonists and author of “300 Years of Tubac Times….”) fresh eggs for your breakfast when our “girls” are laying, and organic peaches and nuts from our trees from mid-summer to fall. As your hostess, I welcome you to share my family home ( for close to 50 years) for a unique and memorable experience—Tubac: Where Art and History Meet.