Melanie Einbund Comedy Klatch is an experimental performance group currently rehearsing for its debut in SaddleBrooke. Act 1 features Little Red: Through the Time Warp Portal, followed by a series of comedy sketches and musical parodies in Act 2. Did you ever walk through a gate that sends you to a different world, reality, illusion?…
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Clubs & Classes, January 2026
SaddleBrooke Ballroom Dance Club – January 2026
No Partner? We Can Help! Judy Saks Are you curious about ballroom dancing but are hesitant to try because you do not have a partner? Perhaps you are unsure what is the appropriate level of dance class to take or how to become a member. The SaddleBrooke Ballroom Dance Club is here to help. One…
Clubs & Classes, January 2026
Partners Western Dance
Jane Gromelski Partners Western Dance began our current series of classes on Jan. 5. We are teaching the western waltz. The waltz progresses around the dance floor. It is a beautiful dance. It is a very easy dance to learn, and we make classes easy and fun! Dancing is fun, so the classes should be…
Clubs & Classes, January 2026
Wednesday Ladies Duplicate Bridge Club
Yvonne LeCornu After our regular Wednesday morning bridge game, we had a Holiday Party at MountainView, which was attended by many of our players. Upon arriving, JoAnn Wilbour played the piano, entertaining us with Christmas music. Then we played a couple of games, followed by our wonderful lunch. We thanked Sharon Wykes for her dedicated…
Clubs & Classes, January 2026
RV Club Holds 24th Annual Holiday Party
Ron Browne One of the best things about living in SaddleBrooke are the potluck dinners! Whether with your unit, activity, club, or with a group of friends, nobody does potlucks better than SaddleBrooke residents, and a great example was the SaddleBrooke RV Club’s annual Holiday Party. In addition to the great food and drink, we…
Religion, January 2026
The Plight of the Homeless and Poor in Our Own Backyard—February 22
Donald Fore Did you know that there are approximately 2,200 homeless individuals in Tucson? There has been an increase in homelessness in recent years, which has been primarily driven by the economic consequences of the COVID-19 pandemic, including rising housing and living costs, job loss, and the end of the eviction moratorium. Other significant issues…
Religion, January 2026
Congregation B’nai Midbar at SaddleBrooke – January 2026
We Greet the New Year with Happiness, Events, and Undertakings Melanie Einbund At the special invitation from Rabbi Price, we welcomed Rabbi Sanford Seltzer, Emeritus, to our pulpit once again! Rabbi Seltzer spoke at our Shabbat Services on Dec. 19. A scholar par excellence, Rabbi Seltzer shared his thoughts with us. Honoring our 29 new…
January 2026, Features
Master Gardener – January 2026
Growing Citrus at High Elevation The University of Arizona, Cooperative Extension, Pinal County Southeast Master Gardeners are pleased to invite you to our Community Education Presentation on Wednesday, Jan. 14, at 1 p.m. in the SaddleBrooke Ranch Sol Ballroom, 31143 S. Amenity Drive, Oracle, AZ 85623. Join us for a presentation “Growing Citrus at High…
Features, January 2026
Being Open
Suzanne Marlatt Stewart How you cope with unexpected problems and frustrations can easily be the difference between living a good life and living an unhealthy one. If you choose unhealthy coping mechanisms like avoidance or denial, for example, you can quickly turn a tough situation into a tragic one. And, sadly, this is a common…
January 2026, Features
Half Iron-Man Success!
Francois Brault Margaret Valair, SaddleBrooke winter resident, age 67, competed in La Quinta 70.3 on Dec. 7. A Half Iron-Man event (commonly referred to as a 70.3) consists of a 1.2-mile swim, a 56-mile bike ride, and a 13.1-mile run (total distance of 70.3 miles). The event must be finished in 8-1/2 hours, with various…