Donna Langwig Sonoran Bells, Tucson’s premier community handbell ensemble, will close their 2015 season on December 13 with a concert at Vista de la Montaña Methodist Church, 3001 E. Miravista Lane in Catalina. Under the direction of Shannon Casey, the program will feature traditional carols and contemporary arrangements of holiday songs. Sonoran Bells, established in…
The Power of US gala is on a non-day at a non-time to support animal rescue. Drinks will not be served at 6:00 p.m. The program will not begin at 7:00 p.m. No $100 tickets for two; no $50 bar tab; no $120 manicure, pedicure, hairstyle, etc. Don’t attend and save over $300! Our calendars…
Don Jensen On Monday, November 23, the Health Night Out team will welcome Dr. Wendy Miller, Physiatrist (not Psychiatrist!), of Mountain Osteopathic, to SaddleBrooke. The title of her presentation tonight is Doc, Is There Something besides More Pills and Surgery? and she will be talking to us about just that – non-medicinal and non-surgical treatments…
Val Bembenek Keeping true to its youth education and community outreach mission, Oracle Piano Society showcased local young musicians at its season opener in October and the following day delivered a donated piano to a six-year-old piano student in San Manuel. The works of Maurice Ravel, performed by OPS founder and artistic director Dr. Stephen…
Micki Wilverding Sr. Jose Women’s Shelter located in the homeless corridor in Tucson has a need for the following: adult clothes, twin sheets, blankets (any size), towels and personal care items such as shampoo, shower gel, lotions (regular or travel size) and feminine products. Men’s clothing will also be accepted and donated where needed. The…
Kerry Blount SaddleBrooke’s annual I Don’t Want It sale helps both individuals and organizations raise money by selling donated items that are no longer wanted or needed. Two spaces were organized and staffed by members of the Community Church at SaddleBrooke and money generated by the sales went to help fund the Jail Ministry. According…