The Tombstone Vigilantes were founded in 1946 and incorporated in 1954. We are the longest continuous re-reenactment group in Southeastern Arizona. We support the Tombstone Small Animal Shelter, the Tombstone Food Bank and the renaissance program at Tombstone High School. The Tombstone Vigilantes host Vigilante Days, the weekend where the Friday and Saturday are before the 2nd Sunday in August.

In 1929, Tombstone, Arizona was but a mere shell of the thriving city it had become. The silver mines have been closed since 1912, when Arizona became the 48th state in the union. World War I was over and the need for lead and manganese for our mines had subsided. Yet, thanks to the historians of the day, the residents of Tombstone were beginning to see the potential of a new "industry" for their community, TOURISM! Follow me now to the celebration now known as "HELLDORADO"

Wyatt Earp Days is brought to you by the Tombstone Lions Club, and affiliate of Lions Clubs International. Wyatt Earp Days is celebrated every Memorial weekend in May.  Proceeds from this event help support the youth activities in Tombstone.

The Tombstone Repertory brings you mellodramas through out the year. They are a cast of volunteers dedicated to the restoration and preservation of historic Schieffelin Hall.  Check back regularly for each new melodrama through out the year.  The Repertory performs old time melodaramas from the 1880's as well as ocassionally histroric plays which were staged in Schieffelin Hall during the 1880's.