The Patagonia Post Office is THE central institution in Patagonia. It's where people meet each…read moreother, the bulletin boards are where one finds out everything going on, for sale, or needing to be done, and so forth. Right now, it's under some stress due to the COVID crisis, but the staff there continues to persevere and ensure that the mail comes in and goes out reliably and timely. Thank you, our Postal workers! We love you.

We love the people at the Post Office. Super friendly,…read morehelpful and there's never a line ;) Keep up the good work!

Visited Patagonia while going to Nogales.  Quaint town located about 1 hour ftom Sierra Vista and…read moreTucson that has:  The Patagonia Museum Paton Center for Hummingbirds Patagonia-Sonoita Creek Preserve Visitor Center Patagonia Lake State Park Friendly locals (chatted with a few while they were having a picnic in Richardson Park) Fantastic town park with an enjoyable trail (Richardson Town Park) Beautiful butterfly garden (Richardson Town Park)

Patagonia is quaint, quiet yet full of life. Having grown up near Patagonia it's always nice to see…read morethe town has maintained its spirit over the years. There are a handful of eateries, shops, art, tons of trails for hiking, cycling and camping. It's also a very popular area for bird watching. There are several nice inns and B &Bs as well. A favorite in Southern Arizona.

The City of Tubac is very artistic. It makes for a fun art day visiting the many galleries it has…read more There are also some unusual storefronts and restaurants to try out. The town is host to the annual Tubac festival of the arts. A great day trip. It's about an hour from Tucson.

Tubac is more village of shops than a town. Many people do live here as well, but it is one shop…read moreafter another on 3 or 4 streets. And there has been a lot of changes in the last 6 months. Many closed. Those that remained , upgraded into the Empty shops for a better position. The names are hard to remember, so you guess by what is outside in the front whether to go in or not Plenty of signage. This is where you come for Southwest flavor in art or furniture and clothing. Polished Mesquite tables, chairs, beds or a complete kitchen. One store caters only to the kitchen items. Metal yard art, painted or going to rust. I actually have both. And there is always nice dining Mid day or early evening. At least once a year they have a festival that fills the streets. Most of my yard art is from Tubac. The prices are very fair. Come on down!

I recently work with Nogales CC and want everyone in Santa Cruz County to know of their dedication…read moreto helping the community. They immediatly put me in touch with the agency I requested an followed up with a call the next day to confirm all was taken care of. Please call them for all you needs. B. Camadeca

The staff here is amazing!! Very friendly and informative. Highly recommend them for local…read moreinformation.

When our family unexpectedly found ourselves needing a venue for a Celebration of Life with only a…read morefew days' notice, St. Ann's Community Hall in Tubac was an absolute blessing. After learning on Thursday evening that my husband's uncle would be laid to rest at a simple graveside service the following Monday, we were left scrambling to find a place where family and friends could gather afterward to celebrate his life. With generations of our family buried in the historic Tubac Cemetery and very few venue options available in the area, we reached out to St. Ann's Community Hall. Throughout the process, our plans changed multiple times as we tried to coordinate everything on such short notice. We said yes, then no, then yes again, and even changed course once more before finally confirming. Through it all, Marianne was incredibly patient, understanding, and accommodating. Her calm demeanor and professional background make her the perfect person to work with, regardless of the type of event you're planning. The hall was already set up with tables and chairs based on our estimate of 75 guests, and we were given early access to decorate and personalize the space. We were able to display family photos, set up centerpieces, create a dessert area, and make the room feel welcoming for friends and family gathering to remember JJ Gastelum. The facility itself exceeded our expectations. We had access to the bar area for beverages provided by Sonora Mia, another wonderful local business. The kitchen was spacious and included a large refrigerator and freezer, with a rolling door that allowed us to keep the service areas hidden from view during the event. The restrooms were clean and well maintained, and we were able to connect to both the sound system and display TVs without issue. Although we didn't need the bridal suite, Marianne took the time to show us the space, and it was obvious how thoughtfully it was designed. With beautiful lighting, large mirrors, a private bathroom, and plenty of room to prepare, it would be perfect for weddings, anniversaries, quinceañeras, and other special celebrations. The parking lot was another standout feature, offering ample parking along with accessible concrete handicap spaces that make wheelchair access much easier. Planning a Celebration of Life in less than a week is incredibly stressful. We had only a few days to coordinate everything while grieving the loss of a loved one. Thanks to Marianne, St. Ann's Community Hall, and the wonderful local vendors who helped us pull everything together, the day turned out beautifully. Our family is deeply grateful for the kindness, flexibility, and support we received. St. Ann's Community Hall provided far more than just a venue--they helped create a meaningful space where family and friends could gather, share stories, and celebrate the life of JJ Gastelum. We cannot thank Marianne and the St. Ann's Community Hall team enough.

Interesting place. Was a nice day and we enjoyed the walk through through the grounds. We like…read morelearning about this area and the museum was informative. Touring the ruins was interesting.

This is a large facility for the tiny bitsy town. A very impressive history with lots of artifacts…read more Take your time to stroll around and read. The underground display was cool - literally ...... haha. Neat to see how much history lies beneath your feet. There are some cool things on display. Kind of hard to see how Spanish beat up the Natives and shoved religion and their way of life down their throats ... boo

This is a postal sub station where locals cone daily to pick up their mail. No home mail service…read morein this small community It's great to come to a place where everyone knows who you are. Practically a meeting place. Parking lot is always full of neighbors chatting and catching up. One of the few things I miss about living in a small community.

Oh my gosh what a first at a MVD that was pleasant!!! I had put in my head how bad this was going…read moreto be; when has MVD been a good task. We get there (I'm with an older couple helping to get tags reinstated) we are in line maybe 5 minutes when called to desk. We got everything taken care of and out the door in 15 minutes!!! Never has that happened. And the young woman who waited on us was best Customer Service I've had, ever! I'm sorry I forgot her name.