Category: June 2026

Remember, “Let’s Move and You’ll Feel Better”

Mark Albrecht Being well aware that dancing is not only fun but can make you feel better, the SaddleBrooke Ballroom Dance Club (SBDC) is a social group that provides dance lessons, monthly dance events, and opportunities to socialize with new friends. With over 200 membersfrom both HOA’s, we’re not “strictly ballroom.” Latin, Western, and Li…

The Questers Corner: 1859 Log Cabin Restoration

Sylvia Munsen Following the meeting at 9:30 a.m. of the Catalina Timewalkers chapter of The Questers on Tuesday, May 12, seven members were introduced to a program produced by Sylvia Munsen. Stepping back in time they learned about the 1859 log cabin being restored by Heritage Woodworkers of Clemons, Iowa. It will be one of…

Jewish Friendship Group News

Marsha B Mantykow As everyone focuses on summer plans and trying to stay as cool as possible, remember, soon it will be another social season in Saddlebrooke! The last few fun events are in the books. Our last Potluck was just one example. The “comfort” theme didn’t disappoint. From family favorites, to staples like meatloaf…

Why Adults Should Consider Learning to Square Dance

Mary Klootwyk Square dancing is often seen as a traditional pastime, but it offers a surprising number of benefits for adults of all ages. Beyond the lively music and energetic movements, square dancing combines physical activity, social interaction, and mental engagement in a way few hobbies can match. For adults looking for a fun and…

Chess Puzzle of the Month

Greg Hlushko The SaddleBrooke Chess Club has players of various experience levels and the games are played in a casual friendly environment for fun. The club plays in the Ocotillo Room in the SaddleBrooke TWO Clubhouse on Monday and Thursday from 2 to 4:30 p.m. Stay cool this summer and come by to learn how to play or to…

Woodturning Funnel and Other Fun Projects

Michelle Kouri On April 21, the SaddleBrooke Woodworkers Club met in the MountainView Sonoran Room, which provides additional table space and a television for PowerPoint presentations. Since our previous meeting, volunteer members completed several community projects, including the repair of shelving for the SaddleBrooke TWO library, a credenza for the SaddleBrooke One Clubhouse, refinishing an antique toy…

Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke Learns What’s New from Trico

Linda Drake In recent weeks, the Rotary Club of SaddleBrooke enjoyed learning about Trico Electric Cooperative from its CEO. We welcomed Brian Heithoff, Trico’s CEO and General Manager. Brian has held this position since April 2021. He leads the member-owned electric utility, focusing on grid technology, sustainability, and service to areas around Tucson, Marana, Pinal County,…