The two-day event will feature Indian, Mexican, and Southwest food and crafts. The Fiesta will also provide continuous free entertainment featuring local dance and music groups.  In the past, the schedule included the follow groups:
 

• La Junta Loca, a local Tex-Mex musical group from Tumacacori
• San Carlos Headstart Apache Crown Dancers from San Carlos, Arizona with renowned Apache singer and story teller, Chesley Wilson
• Down Home Folks, an old time country band from Rio Rico, Arizona
• Nogales High School Mariachi Band from Nogales, Arizona.
• Seri Ceremonial Music and Dance from Sonora
• Tarahumara Music and Dance from Chihuahua
• Yamut Luturia, traditional Mayo music from Sinaloa
• Southern Arizona Old Time Fiddlers from Tucson, Arizona.
• Seguridad Social Baile Folklorico from Nogales, Sonora.
• Danny Lopez’ Tohono O’Odham Music and Dance from Sells, Arizona.
• Mariachi Nacho Armenta y Los Ases from Tucson, Arizona.
• White Dove of the Desert Waila Band from the Tohono O’odham Nation.

There will also be puppet shows, piñatas and hands on native crafts for children as well as living history, paper flowers, Mexican pottery, O’odham basket weaving, and horse shoeing demonstrations.