Mark Freshwater It has been called the most difficult piano work ever written requiring “wrists of steel, fingers with eyes in them.” It is a work of stunning imagination and transcendent virtuosity and the focal point of a March 1 concert featuring The Oracle Piano Society’s own founder and Artistic Director Dr. Stephen Cook. It…
Desert Wildflowers Desert Wildflowers, with Meg Quinn, Naturalist with Pima County Parks and Recreation, will be presented on Thursday, March 19, 2015, at 1:00 p.m. in the MountainView Ballroom West. Spring into springtime! Come hear the story of our region’s amazingly beautiful annual and perennial wildflower displays. This gorgeous digital photographic program will wow you…
Ron Andrea Just months after being honored as the 2014 Rural Small Business of the Year by the Pima County Small Business Commission, the Golden Goose has been recognized again! The Society for Human Resource Management selected the Golden Goose from over 300 applicants to receive its 2014 award for Innovation in the Workplace! The…
Ann Vernon Mark your calendar and plan to attend the eighth SaddleBrooke Treats and Talents Charity Auction from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. at the HOA1 Clubhouse. This auction began in 2007 as a Unit 21 affair and has evolved over the years into a SaddleBrooke auction, with steering committee members comprised of people throughout this…
Dick Fleming “Life offers you a second chance; it’s called tomorrow.” That quote speaks to what The PrimeTime Players’ spring play, The House of Tomorrow, is all about. Written and directed by Susan Shear, the play is made up of 28 scenes about folks our age who deal with a lot of changes and challenges…
The Institute for Jewish Services and Studies is pleased announce a special program with Willy Halpert who survived the Holocaust years of 1942 to 1945 as a hidden child. This program is being co-sponsored with the Jewish Friendship Group of SaddleBrooke. In August 1942, Willy was walking with his father on the streets of Antwerp,…