The Friends of SaddleBrooke Libraries are excited to announce our next lecture. Please join us on Feb. 19 at 4 p.m. in the DesertView Theater when Ted Fleming returns to inform us on one of our favorites, the hummingbird, along with another pollinator, nectar-feeding bats! They share many features involving their anatomy and physiology, and…
Corey Loyd In past years during the late winter and early spring, you may have seen a caravan of cars and carts winding through SaddleBrooke on Saturday afternoons; happy people stopping throughout SaddleBrooke to unload empty boxes at driveways, scurry into backyards, and return to their vehicles with full boxes of fruit. They are the…
TJ Duffy Looking for a fun way to get active and connect with others? Our Red Ball Tennis (RBT) Program is the perfect fit! Designed for all levels, from those picking up a racquet for the first time to experienced players, we offer a welcoming community where you can learn, improve, and share your love…
SaddleBrooke is about to get a little more dolce vita. We are thrilled to announce the official launch of the SaddleBrooke Italian Heritage Club and our inaugural event on Jan. 24. All residents with Italian roots and their spouse/partner are warmly invited to join and attend. This first gathering is all about connection, celebration, and…
Two hundred pounds of clay cut into 214 unique tiles decorated with 29 different glaze colors and around 350 hours of work by SaddleBrooke Pottery Club members resulted in the colorful roadrunner mosaic enhancing the outdoor dining area of the RoadRunner Grill. This year-long project was inspired by the success of the club’s earlier “Lizzy…
Robert Kumza When I first started gardening in Arizona five years ago, I started with 40 years of previous gardening experiences and prejudices gained from my Pennsylvania gardens. These prejudices led me to believe that gardening was a once-a-year event that started in spring and ended when fall weather hit and all my plants had…