Homecoming 2026
Oct. 18–24, 2026
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All Homecoming Events
Celebrating 50 Years
Join reunion milestone alumni and members of the Silver and Sage Society at special reunion events during Homecoming! Make plans to return to campus to celebrate 50+ years of memories, reconnect with friends and classmates, and commemorate the year's milestone class induction into the Silver and Sage Society.
Gear Up for Homecoming
Show off your Wildcat spirit with fresh gear from the Campus Store. Visit shop.arizona.edu to explore the latest in apparel and accessories for the whole family.
Plan Your Visit
Wildcats, touchdown closer to the action.
Fly into Tucson International Airport (TUS) for Homecoming and skip the extra miles. Convenient, stress-free travel starts here. Book your flight at flytucson.com.
To purchase your tickets or learn more about ticketed games, click here.
Are you wondering where to park for Homecoming? Click here.
Click here to find locations of changing rooms, family bathrooms, lactation stations and highchairs.
Contact us to request disability-related accommodations that will facilitate your participation in Homecoming.
More to come. Stay tuned!
Recommendations From Your Tucson Alumni Chapter
The Monica
The Monica is a casual eatery dishing up New American cuisine and cocktails, plus patio seating.
El Charro Café
Established in 1922 El Charro Café is the nation’s oldest Mexican restaurant in continuous operation by the same family.
Miss Saigon
Since 2000, Miss Saigon has been a locally owned chain of Vietnamese restaurants and a beloved staple of the Tucson community.
Union Public House
Union Public House offers made-from-scratch American fare served in a stylish atmosphere.
"A Mountain"
Sentinel Peak, also known as “A” Mountain, is a prominent landmark, hiking trail, park and sunset-watching destination in the Tucson Mountains.
Hall of Champions
The Jim Click Hall of Champions is open to the public and features rotating exhibits of Olympians, Pro Players, Spirit, Women's Athletics, and great moments in Arizona Athletics history.
Catalina State Park
Catalina State Park, at the base of the majestic Santa Catalina Mountain, is a haven for desert plants and wildlife and nearly 5,000 saguaros.
Mercado San Agustin
Just outside the bustle of downtown, revel in the serenity of open-air shopping and dining in the Mercado San Agustin market.
For more dining options, the Tucson Alumni Chapter also recommends the new hidden gem Daddy Burger at Boxyard, Reilly's for artisan pizza and craft beer, Divine Bovine for great high-quality burgers and ingredients, Gen Korrean BBQ for tableside dining experience, Sher-e-Punjab for homestyle Indian cuisine, Cafe a la Cart for homey cafe near downtown Tucson, Tohono Chul Bistro for a lovely meal in the garden and Casa Valencia for fresh seafood specialties.
For a caffeine boost near campus check out Sonoran House for their original Agave latte, Scented Leaf for their variety of top-rated teas, Rosebud Bakery for baked goods and drinks, and Exo Roast Co. for high-scoring coffee.
For more sights, don't miss the drive through Gates Pass for desert views, Sabino Canyon for an outdoor adventure, Tumamoc Hill for a great workout, or Saguaro National Park 40 miles of hiking trails.
To round out your Homecoming weekend, consider exploring the The Mini Time Machine Museum of Miniatures to see over 500 handcrafted scenes of miniature art, La Rosa for live music and events, supporting Arizona Wildcats at sporting events, or taking salsa dance classes on campus with Ritmos Latinos and downtown with Tucson Casineros.
Homecoming in Pictures
