A Look Back at Vail Pride Day VPD Celebrates 25 Years It is hard to believe, but it is true. It has been twenty-five years since the first Vail School District’s Vail Pride Day. It was 1999 when Rosemary McCain and Anne Gibson, the first co-chairs, began to weave the plan to develop a program that would keep Vail unified under the leadership of...
Vail Pride Day at Charron Vineyards Charron Vineyards is a family-run small business that was established in 1995. Charron is Vail’s ONLY vineyard and winery! Located just 15 minutes from downtown Vail and Corona de Tucson, Charron Vineyards offers wine tastings, wine by the glass, bottle, or ½ glass, yummy wine slushies and delicious, warm mulled...
By Anne Gibson Vail Pride Day is a celebration of the academic, artistic, scientific, and community achievements of the over 13,000 students and nearly 2,000 staff members of the Vail School District now over 20 years of bolstering community pride and involvement! Vail continually ranks among the top school districts in Arizona for academic...
By Anne Gibson In October of 2020, Vail Pride Day seasoned co-chairs Linda Kubiak and Heather Stough began to think about Vail Pride Day 2021. The goal was to continue a program begun 23 years before by the Vail School District. The February program at the Pima County Fairgrounds grew to 15,000 participants last year when it was held at the very...
