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Our Home Tour and Art Auction were huge successes!

Thank you to the home owners, docents, sponsors, attendees and volunteers!

See you next year on November 27 & 28.​

 

Listen to Bisbee Woman's Club Members Jane Borger and Loretta Plaa in a radio interview speak about the Home Tour and Art Auction both past and present.

Click on this link to listen: https://kbrp.studio.creek.org/archives/ 

(KBRP Weekly Magazine 9:00AM - 11:00AM, November 7th, 2025; Interview begins at 1:10)

 

This year marks the 41st annual Bisbee Woman’s Club Home Tour, your opportunity for an inside look at 10 private homes and a bonus art studio/gallery housed in a former carriage house. Most of the homes on Tour this year are in the Warren neighborhood.

 

Located about three miles southeast of Old Bisbee, Warren was laid out in 1906 as Arizona’s first “City Beautiful.” This movement stressed the importance of both urban design and social reform, considering the quality of life of the future residents. Recreational space was reserved from the start, including the historic Warren Ballpark at the foot of central Vista Park. The neighborhood has recently applied for inclusion to the National Register of Historic Places.

 

Tour homes range from a sleek off-grid property with an industrial/midcentury modern style to a nature-filled artist’s retreat. An 8-room guesthouse with a lovely garden which includes a koi pond; a Spanish Eclectic/Pueblo Revival home is filled with the owner’s collections. Three Craftsman bungalows, the original architectural concept for Warren’s homes, are open to tour. Another tour home was moved to its current location from the Lavender Pit; this was not uncommon when a mining company needed access to valuable minerals.

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The Home Tour and its popular companion Art Auction open to the public at 10 a.m. on both Friday, November 28, and Saturday the 29th: the two days following Thanksgiving. Tickets will be available for $20 beginning on October 27th online at bisbeewomansclub.com  or in person for cash at the following locations: On Consignment in Bisbee, Bisbee Books and Music, Sorted Past, and the Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum. On the days of the event, tickets can be purchased at Greenway Elementary School, the location of the Art Auction and the Cash & Carry handcrafted items sale. Entry to the Art Auction is free of charge. 

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MORE ABOUT THE ART AUCTION

The Auction will feature anything and everything a creative artist can dream up: past years have featured paintings, photos, collages, textiles, ceramics, hand-made jewelry, artistically altered furniture and more and will be held at Greenway Elementary School, 98 Cole Avenue, in the Warren district of Bisbee. There will also be a 50/50 raffle and a Cash & Carry table. Entry to Greenway is free of charge. 

 

This will once again be an in-person, silent auction. Art will be displayed in three sections and will open for bids at 10 a.m. on Friday, November 28. Bids will be closed by section, with the first section closing at 4:30 p.m. on the 29th. The other two sections will close in 15-minute intervals afterwards. Bid closures will be posted and announced on site. A reception will take place at 4 p.m. on the 29th.

 

PLEASE NOTE: Sold art must be picked up by the winning bidder on Saturday, November 29 beginning at 4:30 p.m. as the sections close. Acceptable forms of payment include cash, check, or card.​​