AZ Fall Art in the Park
Celebrating Arizona Art, Music, Food, Drink & Handmade Culture
November 14–15, 2026
The AZ Fall Art in the Park at Rillito Raceway Park is a dynamic celebration of creativity, flavor, music, and community connection in the heart of Tucson. Presented by Art State Arizona, this immersive outdoor festival brings together regional artists, live entertainment, culinary experiences, and local culture for an unforgettable fall weekend experience.
The free-to-attend artisan festival will feature over 250 artists, makers, and creative businesses showcasing original works ranging from fine art and handcrafted goods to fashion, home décor, jewelry, mixed media, and more. Every purchase directly supports independent artists and strengthens Arizona’s growing creative economy.
Throughout the festival grounds, guests will experience live music performances across multiple stages, interactive arts experiences, seasonal activations, live art demonstrations, and family-friendly activities designed to celebrate the energy and creativity of the fall season.
Set against the unique backdrop of the historic Rillito Raceway Park Grounds, the festival creates a lively atmosphere where art, music, food, and community intersect. More than just a seasonal event, the Fall Foodie & Art Festival reflects a commitment to supporting local artists, uplifting small businesses, celebrating regional culture, and making arts and culture an essential part of everyday life in Arizona.
Dates & Times
November 14–15, 2026 | 10 AM - 4 PM Each Day
Location & Parking
Rillito Raceway Park
4502 N. 1st Avenue
Tucson, AZ 85718
Set along the banks of the Rillito River in the heart of Tucson, Rillito Park Race Track is a historic open-air venue known for its expansive festival grounds, iconic racetrack setting, and vibrant community atmosphere. Surrounded by mountain views and connected to Tucson’s popular Loop trail system, the venue offers a dynamic backdrop for large-scale festivals, concerts, culinary events, markets, and cultural celebrations. With wide-open event spaces, ample parking, and a rich history dating back to 1943, Rillito Park blends Tucson heritage with the energy of modern community experiences.
Sponsors
2025 Featured Artisans & Exhibitors
2025 Music & Activities
Live Music
Saturday, October 25
- 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.: What’s the Big Idea? (Jazz)
Phoenix-based modern jazz trio reimagining classics with bold improvisation. - 12:30 p.m. – 1:30 p.m.: The Hanshaws (Country/Folk Rock)
Award-winning husband-and-wife acoustic duo blending storytelling and harmony. - 2 p.m. – 4 p.m.: Bloomstone (Americana/Soul)
Tucson-based band fusing soulful grooves, rich harmonies, and desert energy.
Sunday, October 26
- 10 a.m. – 12:30 p.m.: Paul Green Trio (Jazz)
Harmonica virtuoso and vocalist delivering a mix of blues-infused jazz classics. - 1 p.m. – 4 p.m.: The Nevermores (Americana/Folk)
Tucson legends Sabra Faulk and Nancy McCallion unite for soulful storytelling and acoustic brilliance.
Art Activities
Pumpkin Painting & Fall Craft Stations
Face Painting and Leaf Tracing Art
Trick-or-Treat Trail
Photo Booths & 20-Foot Pumpkin Centerpiece
Culinary Vendors
Participate as an Artist or Exhibitor at the Festival
Showcase your creativity at one of Southern Arizona’s most vibrant fall celebrations. The Fall Foodie, Art & Wine Festival welcomes visual artists and exhibitors working in all mediums—from painting, sculpture, and photography to jewelry, ceramics, and wearable art. This juried, two-day outdoor festival draws thousands of attendees eager to discover and purchase unique, handcrafted works while enjoying live music, regional cuisine, and Arizona wines. As an artist or exhibitor, you’ll connect directly with enthusiastic buyers, gain exposure in a dynamic marketplace, and be part of a signature event that celebrates art, flavor, and community.
Questions? Contact Festivals@ArtStateAZ.org
Volunteer
Volunteer with us and be part of the excitement at the Festival! From welcoming guests and supporting artists to helping the event run smoothly behind the scenes, there’s a role for everyone. Opportunities include artist relief, artist hospitality, wine sales support, information booth and festival ambassador roles, and event setup and breakdown. Volunteer shifts will be posted and available for sign-up beginning 30 days prior to the event—join us in creating an unforgettable celebration of art, flavor, and community.
Sponsor the Event
Sponsoring the Oro Valley Fall Foodie, Art & Wine Festival is more than a marketing opportunity—it’s an investment in community, culture, and local creativity. Your support helps sustain a beloved charitable event that directly benefits regional artists, small businesses, while putting your brand in front of thousands of engaged attendees. Together, we can create an unforgettable experience that celebrates art, flavor, and generosity—while showcasing your commitment to making Southern Arizona thrive.
Tips for Attending the Festival
The Festival takes place from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. each day at the Oro Valley Marketplace, 12155 N. Oracle Rd., Oro Valley, AZ 85737. Admission and parking are free, with more than 4,000 parking spaces available onsite. Food from Tucson Foodie-curated vendors will be available for purchase, and Arizona Winery Tours will offer local wine tastings (tickets sold onsite) as well as wine by the glass and bottle. The festival is entirely outdoors, so wear comfortable shoes, bring sun protection, and be ready to shop, eat, sip, and enjoy live entertainment all day.
