Saturday, September 20, 4pm 2118 West Newell St., Naco, AZ Join us for an exciting walkthrough at Camp Naco. Explore the historic grounds, learn about its significance, and immerse yourself in a unique experience. The Camp Naco project is at a pivotal point, and we are inviting the public to view our progress and see our plans for the future. This in-person, free event is a great opportunity to connect with history by learning more about the Buffalo Soldiers and the surrounding area's history. Don't miss out on this chance to step back in time and discover the charm of Camp Naco. The walkthrough will be led by Executive Director Jeremy Fricke and Construction Manager Mike Normand . NOTE: This event is limited to only 40 people. This will also be the last chance to see some of the buildings before rehabilitation starts late September, so don't miss out on this opportunity!

Come and celebrate the legacy of the Buffalo Soldiers! The 2025 Tribute event, hosted by the Southwest Association of Buffalo Soldiers (SWABS) honors the legacy of the Buffalo Soldier Stamp with the theme:
 “The Buffalo Soldier Beyond the Call.” This memorable event features keynote speaker Colonel Richard “Dick” Toliver, USAF (Retired), a distinguished Air Force Veteran and author, as well as a presentation by National Buffalo Soldier Historian Dr. John P. Langellier, and the presentation of the SWABS Buffalo Soldier Legacy Award. With live entertainment by Freddie J with jazz, old-school R&B, and great food. Camp Naco is proud to sponsor this free event for the community. Thanks as well to our co-sponsors, the Sierra Vista African American Community Coalition and the Legacy Foundation of Southeast Arizona.

Rothery Education Center 3305 E. Fry Blvd, Sierra Vista, AZ Saturday, June 21st, 10am-5pm $5 suggested donation. In collaboration with the Sierra Vista African American Community Coalition, the Naco Heritage Alliance is proud to sponsor this fun filled family event! Featuring music by Reggae artists, R&B hits, African drumming, DJ’s, poetry, featured speakers & more. Join us in celebrating Juneteenth! Schedule of performers (subject to change): 10:00am Opening: Queen Mambo 10:15 Welcome: Queen A/ Bernadette/Ashiya 10:30 Najashi: Reggae music 10:40 Sharon Simonton 11:00 Baba Shibambo: African Drumming 12:00 Buffalo Soldier Presentation -Demetria Warren 12:30 Boots on the ground line dance - Skate crew 12:45 Juneteenth Mexico Celebration film in Conference room 12:45 Halima Human Design Presentation 1:00 Poetry reading 1:15 Gato Afro: Latino music 2:00 Sisters on Point - Tribute to Angie Stone 3:00 Reggae Headliner: Ranking Joe

Clues of the Past: Tales from a Camp Naco Archaeology Internship Thursday, May 29, 4:30pm 915 South Tovreaville Road Join two of our former interns, Madeline Colley and Hailey Smith (Cochise College), as they share a presentation of their experiences at the historic Camp Naco site. This is also a chance for the public to view a display of many of the artifacts they studied and documented over the course of the past 9 months. Free event, refreshments will be provided. Photo: Taryn Smith

The Original Cactus League Baseball on the Border April 26, 10am-Noon Local historian Mike Anderson will be leading a tour of the original Camp Naco baseball field, located at the corner of W. Newell Street and S. Willson Road, and sharing the history of the original Cactus League. The original Cactus League was a loose consortium of teams during the first decade and a half of the 20th Century from Bisbee, Douglas, Clifton, Morenci, Cananea, Fort Huachuca, Tucson and sometimes Naco. Afterwards, the event continues at Naco Elementary where Mike will share a presentation on historic baseball. This event is free to attend, join us!