Junior League Of Tucson To Host Spanish Themed “Noche Española”

Junior League Of Tucson To Host Spanish Themed “Noche Española”

Apr 6, 20161 min read

The Junior League of Tucson is bringing a little Spain to Tucson.

On Saturday, April 16 at St. Philip’s Plaza from 6pm to 10pm, the Junior League will host Noche Española, a fundraising event that will feature live music from Tesoro, flamenco performances, and Spanish inspired food and cocktails.

The food and drink lineup features a well-rounded variety of local businesses serving tasty sounding treats, including:

Food Vendors
  • Amalour Revival Lounge – TBD
  • Beyond Bread – Seasonal Gazpacho
  • BrushFire BBQ Co. – Specialty smoked meats and sides
  • Contigo Latin Kitchen – Dates stuffed with chorizo wrapped in pork, with Spanish spiced almonds
  • Ermanos Craft Beer and Wine Bar – TBD
  • Goodness Kitchen – Veggie Moqueca with coconut milk, rice, veggies, toasted almonds, chili, and cilantro
  • Humble Pie – TBD
  • Mama’s Hawaiian Barbecue – Hawaiian Paella with Portuguese sausage, spam, and shrimp
  • Nothing Bundt Cake – Bite-sized cakes with chocolate chip, lemon, white chocolate, raspberry, and red velvet
  • Reforma Concina Y Cantina– Enchiladas with chicken, corn tortilla, mole Colorado, avocado, and cheese
  • Sullivan’s Steakhouse – Spanish chorizo and middle neck clams in white wine sauce
  • The Living Room – Mixed berry crepes and meatball sliders
  • Union Public House – Cuban sandwiches
Drink Vendors
  • The Living Room – Housemade sangria
  • The Independent Distillery – Darjeeling ice water with gin, lime juice, grapefruit, and sparkling water
  • Three Wells Distilling Company – TBD

Admission is $55 per person. Noche Española is a 21 years or older event.

Proceeds benefit the Junior League of Tucson, an organization of women promoting voluntarism and building a better community.

For more information and to purchase tickets, visit the Noche Española Facebook Page.

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Gloria Knott

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Gloria Knott was Tucson Foodie's 2016 journalism and social media intern. In October 2025, she founded Tucson Love Letter, a community-first publication that helps you explore the magic of Tucson.

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