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

Made in Tucson Market (Photo by Julius Schlosburg)

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

Apr 5, 20242 min read

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

For more information, visit historic4thavecoalition.org and follow Made in Tucson on Instagram.

Article written by:

Sam Jump
Tucson Foodie is Tucson's premier food and dining publication, covering the best restaurants, events, and culinary experiences in Southern Arizona.

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