Holiday Adopt Program Brightens the Season for Local Families

Senior Village – February 2026

SaddleBrooke Community Outreach Happenings – February 2026

Southern Arizona Arts Guild Gallery Is Relocating from La Encantada—Find Out Where They Are Going!

Introductory Level Classes

Wood, Wood, and More Wood!

Jay Rosenlof Did we get your attention? We are the SaddleBrooke Woodworkers Club, and we are looking to help our community. Our club formed about two years ago with a focus on two major goals. First and foremost is to provide woodworking repairs and build wood projects for our friends and neighbors in SaddleBrooke. Over…

Woodworkers Club Community and Collaboration

Donn Hamm, SaddleBrooke Woodworkers Club The SaddleBrooke Woodworkers Club has many members with a wide variety of skills and ambitions from SaddleBrooke One and SaddleBrooke TWO. Our collective focus is on completing our individual projects and helping our SaddleBrooke neighbors when possible. We always do this with a “safety first” approach. On the subject of…

What a Wonderful Wood Dinner!

A wood dinner? Really? Actually, it was our annual Wood Carver and Woodworker Dinner. Our combined club dinner was very well attended, and it was a fine time to get to know more friends and spouses. We all enjoyed roast chicken and pulled pork sandwiches. Additionally, everyone brought delicious dishes to share, and we had…

A Great Wood Carving

Jay Rosenlof We have a State Champion wood carver in SaddleBrooke! Mark Erickson, our Wood Carvers president, won a first-place award in the Advanced category at the annual Arizona statewide carving competition in Mesa in February. Mark has been carving since his youth and has found that his lifelong hobby has developed into a true…

Club Members Travel to Palm Springs

Arlene Daigle The SaddleBrooke Hiking Club took their spring trip this year to Palm Springs Feb. 25-27. The group included 61 enthusiastic hikers. Typical late February temperatures there hover around the high 60s and low 70s during the day, with nights in the mid-40s. Not this time! Instead, they experienced temperatures in the 90s—quite unusual…