Participate in and profit from our 27th year of Music, Art, Crafts, Food and Fun at the Patagonia Fall Festival!

Recognized as one of the finest, best attended art festivals in Arizona, the Patagonia Fall Festival is now accepting applications from artists, sculptors, weavers, potters, jewelry makers, crafters, and food and beverage vendors.

Twenty-seven years ago the Town of Patagonia held its first fall festival to showcase extraordinary talent and artistry against the beautiful backdrop of our community, nestled at over 4000 feet in the mountains of Southeast Arizona.

Now the festival attracts more than 15,000 visitors to our lovely tree-shaded park in the center of town over a festive 3-day weekend, presented by the Town of Patagonia and the Patagonia Area Business Association. Apply now for 2015 vendor selection.

Our arts and crafts exhibitors are invited to bring you the most unique and unusual high quality desirables, produced with excellent care, creativity and craftsmanship.

The festival hosts top-of-the-line entertainment on each day of the event. Entertainers represent a great mix of styles sure to please every taste.

Our festival also features food and beverage vendors for every taste along with the offerings of Patagonia’s well-known eateries such as the Velvet Elvis, Gathering Grounds, Wild Horse, Mercedes, Ovens of Patagonia, and the Wagon Wheel Saloon.

A special area is set aside for not-for-profit and information booths as well as the famed Patagonia Library book sale.

The beneficiary of the festival is the Park Preservation Fund under the Town of Patagonia’s non-profit corporation. Funds will be utilized to preserve, maintain and improve the park’s trees and landscaping as well as its facilities.

McKeown Avenue will be closed to traffic, creating safe access to parkway, local galleries and restaurants, and additional handicapped parking. The park is wheelchair accessible.
Security is provided from Thursday evening through Sunday afternoon.

2015 Festival dates and times:
Friday, Oct. 9, 11 am to 5 pm
Saturday, Oct. 10, 10 am to 5 pm — Street Dance 7 pm to 9 pm
Sunday, Oct. 11, 10 am to 5 pm