Historic district
Commercial district in Tucson's city center.
Historic Fourth Avenue
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About Historic Fourth Avenue
Historic Fourth Avenue is a commercial district in Tucson. It sits northeast of and adjacent to downtown, within the city center. The corridor includes more than 140 locally owned businesses in historic buildings, including boutiques, bars, and cafes. Shops, food, entertainment, and services are among the offerings represented in the district. The avenue became a commercial area after the Fourth Avenue Underpass was built in 1916, and its commercial historic district was nominated to the National Register of Historic Places in 2016. The North Fourth Avenue Merchants Association, a nonprofit formed in 1983, works to promote growth and development of businesses and communities in the area through civic, social, cultural, artistic, and economic programs.
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Highlights
Local businesses
More than 140 locally owned businesses occupy historic buildings.
Shops and cafes
The corridor features boutiques, bars, cafes, and services.
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