Patagonia Fall Festival
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ENTERTAINMENT

Patagonia Fall Festival
Gazebo Stage
 Schedule  

Saturday, October 10, 2026
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM | Jam Pak Blues ‘N Grass (Youth Blues and Bluegrass)
11:00 AM - 11:45 AM | Zach Farley & Friends (Folk/World) 
12:00 PM - 1:00 PM | Freddy & Francine (Americana/Soul)
1:15 PM - 2:00 PM | Tucson Highlanders (Scottish Bagpipe Troupe)
2:20 PM - 2:30 PM | Cirque Collective Showcase (AcroYoga, Juggling, & Hula Hooping)

2:45 PM - 3:45 PM | Secret Harbor (Nautical Folk)
4:00 PM - 4:30 PM | Crumpled Bills Kin (Folk and Bluegrass)


Sunday, October 11 2026
10:00 AM – 11:00 AM | Jam Pak Blues ‘N Grass (Youth Blues and Bluegrass) 
11:00 AM - 11:30 AM | Crumpled Bills Kin (Folk and Bluegrass)

12:00 PM - 1:00 PM | Ballet Folklorico Los Mextucaz (Folklorico Dance)
1:15 PM - 2:00 PM | Queen Bees (Funk/Soul)
2:05 PM - 2:15 PM | Cirque Collective Showcase (AcroYoga, Juggling, & Hula Hooping)
2:45 PM - 4:00 PM | Cochise County All-Stars (Country/Americana)


Strolling Performances - Both Days
11 AM - 3 PM | AcroYoga, Hula Hooping, and Juggling by Cirque Collective
1 PM - 2 PM | KidsZone Hula Hooping Workshop with Cirque Collective

10 AM - 5 PM  | SOUTH32 KidsZone Activations


2026 Line-Up
​About the Performers

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​Jam Pak Blues ‘N Grass
Youth Blues and Bluegrass
Performing Saturday and Sunday 10 AM - 11 AM


​With twenty-eight years performing and teaching in the bluegrass world of Arizona, many folks know the story of Jam Pak. Somehow, some way, enfolded in the love of music, community, food, travel, and love itself, this unique band of all ages, races, and walks of life makes bluegrass music. In the home of Anni Beach of Chandler, they teach each other, gather twice a week, practice, dance, entertain, and at the center, maintain the singular goal to make themselves and others happy with their music. The band is ever grateful for the wonderful venues, the donations of instruments and other needs, and the constant encouragement from the bluegrass community of Arizona. 

Learn more about this group at www.jampak.org.  

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Zach Farley & Friends
World / Folk
Performing Saturday 11:00 AM - 11:45 AM

When Patagonia musician and instrument maker Zach Farley was 8 years-old, one event changed the course of his life. He took up guitar at a young age, that helped to fill the void in his life. Decades later, he's a musician, artist and craftsman making flutes, drums and guitars from gourds harvested in the field. “From seed to song,” he says.

​Learn more about this group here.    

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Freddy & Francine
Americana/Soul
​Performing Saturday 12:00 PM – 1:00 PM


Freddy & Francine, the duo of Lee Ferris and Bianca Caruso, bring joyful, raucous, and tender folk rock and Americana sounds to audiences nationwide. Since meeting in a Los Angeles production of Hair in 2008, they have built a reputation for visceral virtuosity, soulful harmonies, and undeniable onstage chemistry. Now based in Tucson, they perform as an acoustic duo or with a full band, sharing stages with artists like Idina Menzel and Amy Helm. With seven albums and fifteen years of touring, Freddy & Francine continue to win hearts with their immediate charm and folksy spirit.

Learn more about this group at 
https://freddyandfrancine.com


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Tucson Highlanders
Scottish Bagpipe Troupe
Performing Saturday 1:15 PM - 2:00 PM

Founded on February 8, 2013, the Tucson Highlanders—also known as the Tucson Pipers—are a Scottish-style bagpipe and drum band based in Tucson. The group has performed at numerous events, including several appearances with the legendary Chieftains. Welcoming both audiences and aspiring musicians, the Tucson Highlanders offer opportunities to hire the band for performances or to join and learn to play the pipes or drums.


Learn more about this group at https://tucsonpipers.com

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Secret Harbor
Nautical Folk & Sea Shanties
Performing Saturday 2:45 PM - 3:45 PM

Secret Harbor delivers nautical folk music that weaves original storytelling with maritime singer-songwriter style. Led by Michelangelo Caggiano, a retired detective and sea enthusiast, the project features stirring choruses, metaphorical sea tales, and upbeat indie-folk, all anchored by Caggiano’s rich tenor vocals. His songwriting has reached audiences worldwide through Warner Elektra Atlantic (WEA), Alliance, and BMG. Secret Harbor connects with listeners of all ages, offering songs that evoke the spirit of the sea and the camaraderie of maritime tradition.

Learn more at https://secretharbormusic.com

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Crumpled Bills Kin
Folk and Bluegrass
Performing Saturday 4 PM - 4:30 PM and Sunday 11 AM - 11:30 AM

A small band was born from the roots of Jam Pak. The parents have formed their own band. They practice, hang out, have parties and are making some of the most fun and engaging music. Their debut performance at Tempe Festival of the Arts for “The Bluegrass Experience with Jam Pak” gave them their first taste of making people and especially their kids really happy with their music in 2022. It is super fun to hear them sing and play and to see their children all gathered around to be the encouragers. They join Cisco and the Racecars, Cabin John, Fair Black Rose, The Would Bees,  603, Blue Genes, and all Jam Pak to make a whole lot of people happy with Bluegrass and good old tunes at festivals, community events, and Beach House Reviews.

Learn more about this group at www.jampak.org.  

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Ballet Folklorico Los Mextucaz
Folklorico Dance
Performing Sunday 12:00 PM - 1:00 PM

Ballet Folklórico Los Mextucaz is an all-ages folklorico dance group based in Tucson. Dedicated to sharing the vibrant traditions of folklorico, the group performs at events across the Southwest, celebrating cultural heritage through dance.

Learn more about this group here.

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Queen Bees
Funk/Soul
Performing Sunday 1:15 PM - 2:00 PM

Connie Brannock is turning up the volume with Queen Bees, a powerhouse new duo featuring acclaimed vocalist Sabra Faulk. Together, they deliver a vibrant blend of Sonoran soul, deep-fried blues, R&B, jazz, and irresistible funk, creating performances that are equal parts electrifying and unforgettable.

Learn more about this group here.

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Cochise County All-Stars
Country/Americana
Performing Sunday 2:45 PM – 4:00 PM 

Cochise County All-Stars began nearly a decade ago as a honky tonk band, playing classic American jukebox tunes from the heyday of Route 66. Over time, the group has evolved into a collective of seasoned musicians from diverse backgrounds, united by their love of music across genres. Their performances blend country, blues, Americana, Latin rock, and jazz, reflecting both their varied influences and a commitment to playing songs they love, regardless of style. Each show offers a unique mix, shaped by the group’s dynamic lineup and shared musical passion.

Learn more about this group here.



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Cirque Collective 
AcroYoga, Jugglers, & Hula Hoopers 

Performing Saturday & Sunday 11:00 AM -  3:00 PM 
Gazebo Stage Highlights 2:20 PM - 2:30 PM Saturday; 2:05 PM - 2:15 PM Sunday


Cirque Collective is a vibrant Tucson-based circus arts collective that injects wonder and excitement into the community. This dynamic group specializes in a captivating blend of performance styles, including fire dance, stilt walking, silks, lyra, acrobatics, hula hoop, aerial arts, and more. 

https://cirquecollective.com

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SOUTH 32 KIDSZONE
Free Arts Activities for Youth
Saturday 9 AM - 5 PM
Sunday 10 AM - 4 PM
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  • Free Pumpkin Painting Crafts
  • Fall Themed Mural and Photo Opportunity
  • Free Face Painting
  • Free Grab and Go Patagonia Coloring Kits
  • JamPak Musical Instrument Petting Zoo and Jam area
  • Alpaca Viewing Area with Double G Alpacas​
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Location

PATAGONIA FALL FESTIVAL

Over 35 years ago, the Town of Patagonia held its first fall festival to showcase extraordinary talent and artistry against the beautiful backdrop of their community, nestled at over 4000 feet in the mountains of Southeast Arizona. The festival attracts more than 15,000 visitors to Patagonia’s lovely tree-shaded park in the center of town over a festive weekend, presented by Art State Arizona (SAACA) in partnership with the Sky Island Tourism Association.

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  • About
    • About the Event
  • EVENT DETAILS & ENTERTAINMENT
    • Festival Overview
    • Parking at the Festival
    • Visiting the Sky Islands - Weekend Getaway
    • Entertainment Schedule
    • South 32 Family Activity Zone
    • Gallery
  • Artists, Exhibitors and Food Vendors
    • Artisans & Vendors
    • Food Vendors
    • Vendor & Artist Applications
  • SPONSORS
    • Sponsors
    • Become A Sponsor
  • Contact
    • Media Kit