The SunBird Singers and Ringers have chosen the music for their annual Holiday Concert, including several exciting pieces that need additional instrumental support. We are seeking brass, rhythm, and drum players to join us for our December concert and share in the holiday spirit. If you have these talents and would like to help us…
Kyle Messner There is an undeniable excitement in the air for New Adventures in Learning! Thanks to an incredible community response, our recent summer registrations skyrocketed by approximately 30% compared to last year. We are thrilled to welcome a wave of new faces to our lifelong learning family, alongside a remarkable number of neighbors who…
Who Can Join Rotary Club of Sun Lakes and Why? Dr. Honora Norton My father was a Rotarian. In 2002, after moving to Scottsdale from Wisconsin, I joined Rotary Club of Scottsdale. That membership resulted in genuine friendships, grew my personal and non-profit support network, and allowed me to give back through humanitarian service projects—i.e.…
Dianne Zimmerman Would you like to use and keep up your Spanish skills? Our group is informal and our purpose is to have fun talking and listening to each other while improving our language skills. We discuss topics suggested by members, and when needed, we help each other with grammar and vocabulary. We encourage intermediate Spanish speakers to come to our lively weekly meetings. New…
Warren Wasescha, Sun Lakes Hiking Club The only thing between you and hiking in the summer is a bit of imagination and ingenuity, especially during these hot months. Some hiking club members head to higher elevation areas like Prescott for a day of hiking in cooler weather. Others get up before dawn and off the…
David Zapatka Reader and pickleball player Cindy Schwarzkopf wrote, “I am with SunBird Hikers, and we went to the Copper Mine tour at Bisbee. Very, very interesting story. It was incredible! I was reminded of the word ‘slavering’ from reading Wuthering Heights, which was written in the mid-1800s and is probably now an archived word.…