SaddleBrooke Swim Club Is Offering Adult Learn-to-Swim Classes

SaddleBrooke Community Outreach Happenings – August 2026

Senior Village – August 2026

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Gardening Club: News from SaddleBrooke Gardening Club

CCP’s “Walls of Wonder” raffle winners announced

Raffle winners Michael Caryl and Claire Cordon

Andrea Molberg Community Circle Players, SaddleBrooke’s new community theater group, raffled off the beautiful mural flats providing scenery for their delightful mystery dinner theater production Eat, Drink and Be Deadly! Husband and wife team Claire Cordon and Michael Caryl were the lucky winners of one of the seven feet high by four feet wide murals and…

Meet ’n Greet for new Resurrection Church Pastor

Pastor Tim Nybroten with his wife Chandra and son Joshua at the SaddleBrooke Meet ‘n Greet

David Stanard Meeting the SaddleBrooke congregation of Resurrection Church was the first stop on the itinerary of Pastor Tim Nybroten as he and his family visited the area the weekend of February 24 to 26. During that time he attended a Meet ‘n Greet in SaddleBrooke on Friday, preached at 5:00 p.m. and attended a…

The Sharkettes of SaddleBrooke

Left to right: Darlene Morris, Nancy Barrett, Jan Stebbins, Rita “I’m Back” Giammarino, Diane Clary and Christine Smith. Members of the group not shown are Janette Borland, Cathy Donat, Jeanne Rudolph and Kathy Thompson; photo by Jim Morris

Joe Giammarino Ten SaddleBrooke women, calling themselves “The Sharkettes,” meet weekly for play on the two pool tables in the HOA 1 Starter Shack. The women generally play Eight Ball. The pool facility has seen increased use in the last two years. In December, January and February women and men with cues in hand logged…

Metaphysical Study Group

Julie Goodman Douglas Stewart, SaddleBrooke resident, will share for our May 10 meeting his experience and lessons from walking on fire! The presentation will be in the HOA 1 Activities Center (64518 E. Galveston) from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m. “Have you ever wondered what it would be like to walk 12 feet on burning coals?…

Knit Wits hosts baby shower

Beth Bradford, Georgiann Schwetz and Dianne Resseguie admire one table of baby donations.

Carol Chiarello Our sixth annual SaddleBrooke Troop Support Baby Shower was held in February. Knit Wits members were very busy knitting and crocheting items for the baby baskets that would be created for Tucson military families. Georgiann Schwetz coordinated this event along with Beth Bradford, Chairman of SaddleBrooke Troop Support. Our items included 75 blankets,…