What to Eat at the Made in Tucson Market (April 7)

April 5, 2024

By Sam Jump

Tucson has been buzzing as of late when it comes to local events.

Recently, we’ve been treated to the Tucson Festival of Books and the Fourth Avenue Street Fair, and now the Made in Tucson Market will take place along Seventh Street near Fourth Avenue. On Sunday, April 7, from 10 a.m. – 5 p.m., the street will transform into a haven for all things locally made.

Made in Tucson Market (Photo by Julius Schlosburg)

“The Made in Tucson Market is a celebration of the risk-takers and dream-makers that personify the Tucson maker movement. It honors the authentic nature of the rugged desert and the unique spirits that call it home. It revels in the profound resilience and connection of our community. “

But here’s the kicker: the edible delights! Think pineapple banana bread, oatmeal creme pies, and a myriad of other homemade treats begging to be devoured. Warning: resisting the urge to buy everything may be futile.

Food Vendors

Agave Pantry
Agua Chiltepin
Ate Kei’s Filipino Treats
Belicious Waffles
Better than Provisions
Butter and Whisk
Carbs and Coffee
Chef Natnat
Cheryl’s Jams and Jellies
Chocolate 66
Chez Peachy
Cute and Classy Krispies
Desert Provisions
Dirty T Tamarindo
Ducky’s Pineapple Banana Bread
High Desert Sauce Co.
I’d Smoke That BBQ
Kim’s Confections
Little Pop of Joy
Mouth of the South Salsa Co.
Novia’s Bakery
[POPPED] Artisan Popcorn
Prickly Paradise Elderberry
Sky Island Spice Co.
Sol Pueblo Provisions
Sona Tortillas
Sonoran Sweetery
Sweet Flour Bakery
Sweethearts Bakery
Sweet Vivi’s Bakery
Bake Box
The Spice Jam
Tucson Chocolate Factory
House of Cakes
1989 Bake House
Prancing Pet Bakery

a sandwich sitting on top of a car — The Parkie Porchetta (Photo by Hannah Hernandez)

Food Trucks

Adis
BlackJack Citrus Infusions
Churros El Rey
Espressoul Cafe
Heavy Kettle Popcorn
La Indita
Lovin’ Spoonfuls
OaxaRico
Parkie Sandwich
Purple Tree Organic Acai
Rae’s Burgers
You Sly Dog
Yum Yum Pocha
Transit Teas

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Sam Jump

Sam Jump is a conduit of empowerment and connection, fueled by her drive to leave a mark on the world that reminds others of the power of compassion, curiosity, and community. Her ability to integrate clear vision and mindful communication as she intuitively bridges people and resources has proven invaluable within any role she has assumed.

Sam is a Jane of all trades with experience that has spanned the restaurant and brewery industry and expanded to include event production and management, marketing, copywriting, and support throughout the nonprofit sector. Whether creating or integrating processes and systems, supporting teams and CEOs, or amplifying morale, Sam roots her work in integrity and open-mindedness. Her current work with Tucson Foodie amplifies multiple passions and provides her the opportunity to serve local creatives and food lovers within her desert-dwelling community.

When Sam isn’t bringing work projects to life, she can be found moving to the groove at local shows, adventuring with her partner and their ever-curious Beagle companion, Polly Esther, researching topics that thrill her, lifting weights, or cruising around town on her bike.

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