Sharon Erwin Are you curious about how coins and currency changes have reflected historical events? Then we suggest you come and check out the SaddleBrooke Coin Club, which features an educational talk at each meeting. The January speaker was a guest from the Tucson Coin Club, Bill Shelton, and his educational presentation was Gold Coinage…
Mary Klootwyk Dancers from the SaddleBrooke Squares dance club celebrated the end of 2025 by attending the 33nd Annual New Year’s Eve Square Dance in Green Valley, Ariz., on Dec. 31. The event was sponsored by the Green Valley Square and Round Dance Club, which was formed in 1965. Dancers covered a wide range of…
Jane Gromelski Partners Western Dance will start our next series of classes on March 2. We will be teaching the Arizona 2-step. The 2-step progresses around the dance floor. You can dance the Arizona 2-step at all the venues around Tucson. It is a very easy dance to learn, and we make classes easy and…
Judy Saks The SaddleBrooke Ballroom Dance Club’s (SBDC) Introductory Level classes are designed for those who have never danced ballroom or those looking for a refresher on the basics of ballroom dance. The classes to be featured in March will be East Coast Swing and American Tango. As the name implies, east coast swing originated…
Carol Jones In January several SaddleBrooke Cloggers traveled to Mesa, Ariz., for a clogging workshop. The event was held at Scootin’ Boots Dance Hall, a great venue with wooden floors and two rooms for different levels of clogging. The cloggers and teachers were from all over Arizona. There was also a guest cuer from Canada.…
Dale Dillon Lips The SaddleBrooke Line Dance Club is off to a great start in 2026! The annual meeting was held on Jan. 19, and a new board of directors was elected, consisting of President Amy Schwartz, Vice President Tracy McGeorge, Treasurer Connie Lewis, and Member-at-Large Dale Lips. Sheryl Kocher is staying for a second…