Tohono Chul Park, an Arizona Treasure

Tohono Chul Park Named an Arizona State Treasure

Governor Janet Napolitano has designated Tohono Chul Park as one the state’s “Arizona Treasures.”

In a statement announcing Tohono Chul Park ’s designation as an Arizona Treasure, Governor Janet Napolitano said: "I am pleased to designate Tohono Chul Park as an Arizona Treasure. Arizona 's rich history, tradition and beauty are evident in this stunning setting. I hope everyone in the state has a chance to experience this unique attraction."

Tohono Chul Park Executive Director, Joan Donnelly (l.) and Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano

Jan Lesher, director of the Governor’s Southern Arizona office, represented the Governor at a November 11 ceremony and presented the plaque to the Park. State Senators Gabrielle Giffords (D-28) and Toni Hellon (R-26) also participated. Originally designed to introduce Arizonans to premiere destination spots within their state, the Arizona Treasures program also provides national prominence to the state’s hidden treasures of nature, arts and culture.

Tohono Chul Park is proud to be an Arizona Treasure and invites all to visit our new Desert Living Courtyard -- one illustration of what is unique about our Park!

Read the Press Release about the Arizona Treasure award.

Check out the new Desert Living Courtyard.

Learn more about the Park and our History.

Last Update: 5-7-07. Contact Webmaster

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	Governor Janet Napolitano has designated Tohono Chul Park as one the state’s “Arizona Treasures.” In a statement announcing Tohono Chul Park ’s designation as an Arizona Treasure, Governor Janet Napolitano said: "I am pleased to designate Tohono Chul Park as an Arizona Treasure. Arizona 's rich history, tradition and beauty are evident in this stunning setting. I hope everyone in the state has a chance to experience this unique attraction."

		Tohono Chul Park Executive Director, Joan Donnelly (l.) and Arizona Governor Janet Napolitano
	Jan Lesher, director of the Governor’s Southern Arizona office, represented the Governor at a November 11 ceremony and presented the plaque to the Park. State Senators Gabrielle Giffords (D-28) and Toni Hellon (R-26) also participated. Originally designed to introduce Arizonans to premiere destination spots within their state, the Arizona Treasures program also provides national prominence to the state’s hidden treasures of nature, arts and culture. Tohono Chul Park is proud to be an Arizona Treasure and invites all to visit our new Desert Living Courtyard -- one illustration of what is unique about our Park! *Read the Press Release about the Arizona Treasure* award. Check out the new Desert Living Courtyard. Learn more about the Park and our History.**
Last Update: 5-7-07. Contact Webmaster
7366 N. Paseo del Norte, Tucson, AZ 85704 (520) 742-6455