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Directions & Parking
Festival Details
Date: Saturday, November 12, 2011
Time: 10 am – 8 pm
Location: 1625 East Sahuarita Road, Sahuarita, AZ 85629
Just east of Nogales Highway on Sahuarita Road. The Festival will be held in the large area in front of the FICO/Green Valley Pecan processing plant and Store.
Admission Cost: FREE (but make sure to bring money for the Festival attractions, arts & crafts and food)
Note: Although we are animal lovers at Green Valley Pecan Company, dogs are not permitted at the Festival or at the running/walking events.
Directions
From the I-19 Freeway: Take the Sahuarita Road exit (#75), travel east on Sahuarita Road for just over 2 miles.
From Nogales Highway: Travel east on Sahuarita Road for approximately one-third of a mile.
From Houghton Road: Travel west on Sahuarita Road for approximately 10.5 miles.
The Festival entrance is on the north side of the road. Look for the Festival entrance signage.
Parking
On-site parking is available and will cost $5 per car. A portion of the parking proceeds will benefit our traffic and parking volunteers, the Sahuarita Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) and the Sahuarita Police Explorers.
Please note that a majority of the Festival parking will be on the south side of Sahuarita Road this year and attendees may have to walk a short distance to the Festival entrance. The Festival will provide a horse-drawn wagon shuttle to and from the south parking lots. Free parking near the entrance will be available for attendees with disabilities.
Shuttle: There will be a FREE shuttle that runs to the Festival. Download this map to find a convenient shuttle stop .
Date: Saturday, November 12, 2011
Time: 10 am – 8 pm
Location: 1625 East Sahuarita Road, Sahuarita, AZ 85629
Just east of Nogales Highway on Sahuarita Road. The Festival will be held in the large area in front of the FICO/Green Valley Pecan processing plant and Store.
Admission Cost: FREE (but make sure to bring money for the Festival attractions, arts & crafts and food)
Note: Although we are animal lovers at Green Valley Pecan Company, dogs are not permitted at the Festival or at the running/walking events.
Directions
From the I-19 Freeway: Take the Sahuarita Road exit (#75), travel east on Sahuarita Road for just over 2 miles.
From Nogales Highway: Travel east on Sahuarita Road for approximately one-third of a mile.
From Houghton Road: Travel west on Sahuarita Road for approximately 10.5 miles.
The Festival entrance is on the north side of the road. Look for the Festival entrance signage.
Parking
On-site parking is available and will cost $5 per car. A portion of the parking proceeds will benefit our traffic and parking volunteers, the Sahuarita Volunteers in Police Service (VIPS) and the Sahuarita Police Explorers.
Please note that a majority of the Festival parking will be on the south side of Sahuarita Road this year and attendees may have to walk a short distance to the Festival entrance. The Festival will provide a horse-drawn wagon shuttle to and from the south parking lots. Free parking near the entrance will be available for attendees with disabilities.
Shuttle: There will be a FREE shuttle that runs to the Festival. Download this map to find a convenient shuttle stop .
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There is still time to join these outstanding sponsors.
Download a copy of the sponsorship package today right here: 2011 Sponsorship Packet
Becoming a sponsor of the Sahuarita Pecan Festival is the perfect way to reach the growing market of young families and active adults in the Sahuarita/Green Valley region.
Festival sponsorships help the Festival’s nonprofit beneficiaries. Over the past two years, the Festival has raised over $7,500 and 2,000 pounds of food for local charities, including the Green Valley-Sahuarita Food Bank, Friends of Madera Canyon, the Green Valley-Sahuarita Optimist Club, the Sahuarita Police Explorers, Boy Scouts and Santa Cruz Valley Heritage Alliance.
