Visit to Tubac Golf Resort and Spa

Tastes & Treasures II is now on the shelves at the beautiful Tubac Golf Resort gift shop. We toured this historic venue on our recent overnight trip to SE Arizona. Full of history, we enjoyed a detailed talk, then walking tour of the grounds. So much to see and learn!
Did you know . . .
The Otero Family who were the original settlers of the property dating back to 1789.
Cattle still roam the fields, occasionally near the golf course.
Juan Batista DeAnza was the commandant of the Tubac Presidio and led an expedition west that ultimately founded the city of San Francisco.
The Tubac Golf Resort and Spa was made famous by Kevin Costner’s 1996 movie “Tin Cup,” where many of the scenes were filmed.

Wisdom's Cafe in Tubac

Leslie Christianse, Cliff and Celeste Wisdom, Cathy Shumard, Ruth McLeod

Wisdom's Cafe was another highlight on our Historical League trip. Working with owner Celeste to have recipes and history in Tastes & Treasures II was delightful. Such a lovely lady and the entire family (4 generations) are helping with the restaurant. Seventy-three years in business is impressive. Delicious food too!

Cathy Shumard, owner Cliff Wisdom, Ruth McLeod

Lindy Isacksen and Linda Fritsch at entrance patio

New exhibit of Cowgirl Art at Tubac Presidio

These were amazing Women of the West. Interesting new exhibit at Tubac Presidio.

She is controlling the animal by pulling up his upper lip and pulling on his ear!

Dorothy Morrell on PINTO PETE

Tubac Presidio: Such history here amongst the flowers and herbs growing in the pots. Park Director Shannon Stone told us the fascinating stories behind this State Historic Park. Tastes & Treasures II cookbook is now on the shelves to add to those stories.

New exhibit featuring Cowgirls