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9th Annual Roasted Chile Festival September 18th, 2010 |
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9am to 3pm at Rincon Valley Farmers & Artisans Market
The Rincon Institute invites you to our 9th Annual Roasted Chile Festival at the Rincon Valley Farmers & Artisans Market in Tucson, AZ. Join us September 18th for fresh roasted Arizona grown green chilies, chile ristras, locally grown pesticide-free and organic fresh produce and fruit, artisans, great food, kid’s activities and games, live music and a beer garden from 9am to 3pm.
Our annual Roasted Chili Festival has attracted as many as 2000 people who enjoy live music while supporting our diverse artisans and farmers. Purchase green chilies grown locally here in Arizona including hatch and poblano chilies. Our vendors offer goods ranging from handmade quilts, aprons, handmade soap, handcrafted home décor, and fine furniture. The Wild Desert Nursery located behind the barn offers salvaged native plants that are beautiful and naturally conserve water. All funds from the beer garden and raffle will go to supporting the Rincon Valley Farmers & Artisans Market. The 9th Annual Roasted Chile Festival is sponsored by Coyote Creek , Vantage West Credit Union and the Solar Store. The Rincon Valley Farmers & Artisans Market is located in the scenic Rincon Valley between Saguaro National Park Rincon Mountain District and Colossal Cave Mountain Park. Take a trip to see us and enjoy the beautiful Rincon Valley. We are located about four miles east of the entrance to Saguaro National Park East along Old Spanish Trail and two miles west of Camino Loma Alta in and around the big historic green and white Barn. Visit our website www.rvfm.org or call (520)591-BARN (2276) for more information. Remember to support your local farmers & artisans by shopping the Rincon Valley Farmers & Artisans Market every Saturday. The market is a project of the Rincon Institute which is a non-profit conservation organization dedicated to protecting the natural resources of the Rincon Mountain District of Saguaro National Park, the Rincon Valley and the Cienega Corridor. Visit www.rinconinstitute.org for more information.
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