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Did you know the Ute people were the first tribes in the American Southwest to use horses? Read moreUte Indians

The SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild would like to thank everyone who participated in and attended its annual Fine Art Show and Sale, held February 20–21 at the MountainView Ballroom. The event br… Read moreA Record-Setting Celebration of Art at SaddleBrooke

Sure, you’ve done your genealogical research. You know who your antecedents were: their names, when and where they lived, and in some cases, like grandparents and great-aunts and -uncles, you … Read moreIntroducing a SaddleBrook Author!

Construction has begun on HOA1’s Creative Arts and Wellness Center-a landmark moment for the SaddleBrooke community. The new facility will serve as a hub for creativity, social interactions an… Read moreNew Club Opportunities in the HOA1 Creative Arts and Wellness Center

This is my second article featuring an interview with Diana Sigler, one of the most enduring and highly respected members of the SaddleBrooke Writers Group. A member for 28 years, Diana has be… Read moreWriting the Pieces That Make Us Whole: An Interview with Diana Sigler on Fragments

The SaddleBrooke Writers Group (SWG), established in 1993, is a vibrant community of approximately 40 active members who share a passion for the written word. The group meets regularly on the … Read more2026 SaddleBrooke Writers Group Workshops

A few days after Thanksgiving, I met a family who filled my heart with gratitude and joy. We shook hands and gathered around tables decorated with plaid-covered tablecloths, holly and garland … Read moreWe Will Feed His Wild Quail: The Generous Legacy of a Friend to Oracle State Park

Have you ever been to a place where you simply wanted to stare in awe at its majesty, quiet, and grandeur? That describes our impression of the continent of Antarctica. Read morePenguins, Icebergs, Seals, and Glaciers: Our Unexpected Adventures in Antarctica

Join the Oracle Historical Society for their upcoming speaker, Catesby Suter, who will present the topic of "Caring for Iris and Other Bulbs" at the Oracle Historical Society Acadia Ranch Muse… Read moreOracle Historical Society's Event "Caring for Iris and Other Bulbs"

Hello, out there, dear readers. My column, “Looking Forward to Yesterday,” in Saddlebag Notes is now in its ninth year. I would not be published without your years of support, feedback, and in… Read moreThe White House “Tunnel of Love” - Part Two of “Declassified”

Animal migration is a subject widely studied and speculated upon, but one where motivational certainty is a characteristic that frequently falls short. Two of my favorite animal migrations are… Read moreThe Red Knot's Remarkable Migration

The SaddleBrooke Western Heritage Preservation Club is sponsoring a concert at the Desert View Performing Arts Center (DVPAC) starring two of the country's best western music and cowboy poetry… Read moreAuthentic Cowboy Music and Poetry Coming to the DesertView Performing Arts Center

This was my third time interviewing Stuart Watkins, a well-known member of the SaddleBrooke Writers Group, about his published work. This time, however, the focus was different. Stuart served … Read moreFrom Family Papers to Maritime History

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Katherine Evan’s life is all about animals – from her artwork to her personal life, animals, and their welfare, are her motivating force. Since moving to Saddlebrooke two years ago, Katherine … Read moreArtist Spotlight: Katherine Evans

Frank Lloyd-Wright was an influential and innovative American architect, designer, writer and educator. Wright played a key role in the architectural movements of the twentieth century, influe… Read moreFrank Lloyd Wright: Visionary Architect

The US government has declassified the facts and data in this column. The information is available with minimal clicks on Google. Try it yourself. Read moreDeclassified

The second mural is now installed on the wall at the corner of Spoon and Ridgeview. The painting by Delys Nast, titled King of the Mountain, has been immortalized on tiles that will withstand … Read moreBig Horn Sheep are Now Adorning the Ridgeview Wall

The SaddleBrooke Ceramic Club will be at the Recreation Arts Fair from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. in the MountainView Ballroom on Saturday, February 7. Meet our members—Patty Oswalt, Betsey Clark, Hele… Read moreCurious About Clay?

Do you have a passion for singing? Are you looking for an opportunity to sing with other ladies in SaddleBrooke? We have just what you are looking for. Join our “sisters in song”. Come check o… Read moreSonoran Singers "Sisters in Song" Wants You

Santa Claus, aka Fred Barazani, so enjoyed his visit to SaddleBrooke last year, that he arrived once again on his sleigh (driven and decorated by Pete Giljohann) with reindeer in tow. Santa de… Read moreSanta Claus Revisits SaddleBrooke

Tucson is a community rich in compassion and resilience. Yet every year, more of our neighbors face challenges that are deep and complex – homelessness, addiction, family separation and crisis… Read moreGive. Bless. Receive.

A curious creature in the SaddleBrooke neighborhood. Read moreJust Checking for the Mail?

Community Circle Players HAS got a treat in store for you! They’ll will be presenting their spring play, RUMORS, written by Neil Simon, on Friday, February 27 to Thursday, March 5. This marks … Read morePssst...Have You Heard the Latest Rumors?

Your Fitness, Wellness, and Recreation Committee of HOA-2, in conjunction with the Old Pueblo Unit of the National Association of Parliamentarians, is pleased to announce a free, two-hour semi… Read moreRobert's Rules Can Change Your Life

With her cheery personality and wonderful phrases, Senior Village Going My Way team volunteer Mary Richling is a real joy to interview. While born in Minnesota, she spent most of her life in M… Read moreThe Nurse Who Keeps on Giving

Fiber Arts used to be relegated to Women's Craft and synonymous with Grandma's Doilies and Bedquilts. No more. Read moreFiber Arts: The Next Frontier in Fine Arts

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 Roadrun… Read moreGiant Roadrunner Lands In Saddlebrooke

Tickets will be sold until Tuesday, February 3, unless they run out! The last few years have been a sell-out for the Wisconsin Party! So, don’t wait until Groundhog Day to snag your tickets!! … Read moreLast Chance to Grab Your Tickets for the Wisconsin Party

Tickets are going fast… so do not miss your chance to see and hear this awesome group! Last March, the Tributaries rocked the DesertView Theatre, playing to a sold-out auditorium for over two … Read moreThe Tributaries to Return to DesertView on Monday, April 13

The SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild encourages art appreciation and art skills throughout the community—with several opportunities for members to showcase their talents. One of these opportunitie… Read more“One Image, No Limits” Art Challenge

Please Join Us for Upcoming Senior Village Events. All dates, times, and locations are subject to change. Visit our website for up-to-date information. Read moreJoin Senior Village for These Upcoming Events

Please join Senior Village in welcoming Sean Lewis to the Desertview Center for Performing Arts at 2 p.m. on Thursday, February 26. Read moreFebruary Music Matinee Featuring Sean Lewis

Have you seen the beautiful quilt, titled Sonoran Sunset that will go to the lucky ticket holder on Saturday, March 21 at the SaddleBrooke Quilt Show? Not just an exhibition of beautiful creat… Read moreQuilt Show Coming Up on Saturday, March 21

Travel has long been viewed as a positive hobby that can pay short- and long-term dividends. Some of those benefits may surprise even the most devoted jet-setters. For example, a joint study f… Read moreTravel Tips for the Over-50 Crowd