Trocadero de Tubac

Trocadero do Tubac had all things folksy. Mostly nicely imported fabric clothing, bags, and Day of the Dead items. The owner was very welcoming and we had a nice conversation about her gallery.

This shop is a first for us. We came in for the oil cloth tablecloths. Many sizes and happy colors. This will be another stop for a gift. Oil cloths are so easy to clean and keep the colors well. Ours today will go to New York for a long patio table.

I came here with my mom as part of the Luminarias Festival in Tubac (1st weekend in December). It was my first time checking out this store and overall it was a good experience. They were playing salsa music and we were greeted warmly when entering. They have a wide variety of colorful and festive clothing, most with a Southwestern, Native American, or South American vibe to them. Unfortunately they are all shockingly overpriced. Maybe some of the rich snowbirds who come down from Green Valley can afford to pay $100 for a shawl but not me. It is still worth a visit just to look for fun though if you are in the Tubac Village.

Rudest shop owner I have ever encountered in over 60 yrs! My mother was visiting from MN, found a blouse but hesitated to purchase due to the high price, as a previous review pointed out. We were told by store employee they could order if we wanted. My mother called, once home, to ask for the blouse to be ordered & was told by shop owner, Brenda, that she couldn't help her. Living in Tucson, I called to see if I could get the blouse & was told by Brenda, shop owner, "What is wrong with you people! Why did you not buy it when you were here!" & hung up on me!!!