San Agustin Mission Garden Native American Fair - Saturday 11/08/2025
Trip Cost $12.00
Mark your calendars! Mission Garden is holding their Native American Arts Fair on Saturday, November 8, 2025. This annual event is a celebration of cultural sharing, traditional arts, and community gathering.
The fair will feature talented Indigenous artists from across the region showcasing jewelry, pottery, weaving, and other traditional arts. Visitors can also enjoy delicious offerings from local food vendors, highlighting flavors rooted in local foodways.
More details will be shared with you soon but for now, we hope you’ll save the date and join us for this vibrant celebration of heritage, creativity, and community at Mission Garden.
San Agustin Mission Garden's mission is to preserve, honor, restore, recreate and promote the cultural heritage and historic landscapes of Tucson's birthplace at the foot of Sentinel Peak. Mission Gardens has 11 different gardens representing native plants, early agriculture, Hohokan and O'odham agriculture, a Spanish Colonial Orchard, Mexican, Chinese, African American, Anglo and Yaqui gardens.
Please be sure to wear flat shoes and appropriate clothing for the weather. Please wear your GVR Photography Club badge, if you have one.
For those carpooling, $5.00 is an appropriate contribution to the driver for gas and parking.
Meet at the Photography Club upper-level parking lot at 8:00 AM for carpooling, departure at 8:15. Contact the Field Trip Guide Patty Ferguson at 520-647-1264 or email at piferguson13@gmail.com with any questions.
GVR requires every person participating in Photography Club Field Trips must sign a waiver prior to departure absolving GVR of any liability. You may sign the waiver at the Photography Club or the morning of the trip, if you have not completed one already.
If you need to cancel, please contact the Field Trip Co-Chair at 719-351-5193 or email lrozema51@gmail.com. We may have people on the wait list to take your place.
No refunds after November 1, 2025.
Notice:
All participants need to be responsible for an assessment of their mobility and health issues relating to field trips. Some trips may not be appropriate, but you must make that determination. However, the trip leader may deny participation in a specific field trip to anyone deemed not suitably prepared or able to walk with the group.
The club strives to provide several field trips specifically designed for members with physical limitations.
In order to participate in this event, you must be a member of the GVR Camera Club and GVR.
The GVR Photography Club is located in the Recreation Village of Santa Rita Springs.