Discover St. Ann's Community Hall in Tubac, AZ Constructed in 1960 the “Hall” was originally used for local community gatherings and later filled with students and classrooms. Beginning in 2024/25, St. Ann’s Catholic Church of Tubac, along with the help of generous local benefactors and the Knights of Columbus began the effort to restore the building to its original purpose. The beautifully renovated Community Hall is now open to the public and ready to welcome your next special event. Featuring modern updates, warm aesthetics, and an inviting atmosphere, the hall offers a spacious interior that can be tailored to fit any occasion. Designed with comfort, charm, and versatility in mind, the hall accommodates 160 for a seated meal making it the perfect venue for receptions, dinner dances, quinceañeras, showers, fundraisers and community gatherings. We can also accommodate 200 auditorium style seating for concerts, graduations, business seminars/meetings, lectures, fashion show and so much more. Whether you’re planning an intimate celebration or a large festivity, the Community Hall provides the ideal accommodations. Bldg.Sq/Ft: 5149, Main Room Sq/Ft: 3005, Seating Capacity: 200 (auditorium), 160 (w/tables/chairs), 1000 sq/ft large covered patio, 240 sq/ft stage area (w/lighting, Bluetooth & wireless microphone PA system), two 75” tv monitors, dance floor lighting, portable lectern, 215 sq/ft Caterer’s kitchen (w/prep area, freezer, commercial refrigerator, large capacity warming oven, commercial sinks), 163 sq/ft Buffet area (to keep food separate from seating area), 205 sq/ft Bridal Room (private area w/sink, restroom, and antique furnishings), Concrete food/caterer truck service area w/exterior power/lighting. Ideal for small gatherings to large community events, the hall staff will work to make your event memorable. User pricing (based on occupancy and event specific needs) available by request. For more information call or email. Please note that Wedding ceremonies can not be performed in the Hall, but they can be done at the historic St. Ann’s Church just a few blocks away.