Jim Jerome Bowling for the fall season is expected to be on Tuesdays at 1 p.m. Confirmation will be forthcoming. If you want to bowl, please call Jim Jerome at 602-628-3718. There will be a sign-up sheet in the Poster Room across from the library.
SunBird Singers and Ringers Prepare for the Holiday Season
Spread the Joy!
Save the Date for the The ImproVables’ Fall Show Oct. 4
SunBird Lions Club – September 2025
Card Games & Sports, August 2021
Bowling: Fall 2021
Clubs & Classes, August 2021
Korean War Veterans
Chapter Commander Leon “Skip” Johnson It’s been a long, hot summer, being tied down with the many restrictions required because of the current virus situation, the heat, and a variety of other things. Our club activities typically do relax during the summer months, but we never, never are totally closed down. In the event of…
Association News, August 2021
SunBird Patrol
Dan Russell, Chief of Patrol We have had some reports of coyotes in the community over the last month or so. Please be vigilant as you walk your dogs in the morning hours. Keep your fur babies on a leash, and keep your eyes open. The coyotes are more afraid of us than we are…
Community News, August 2021
New Adventures Introduces Its New Look
Jan Bobbett and Mary Kenny New Adventures in Learning (NA) proudly presents its new logo. It represents our lifelong learning program in the desert, which has been working to serve our community for over 20 years. The introduction of the logo update marks the beginning of a new chapter for the all-volunteer, non-profit organization. As…
Card Games & Sports, August 2021
Golf Course Event Listing 2021
Christina Riley, Assistant Golf Shop Manager 8/14, Saturday: El Diablo – 7 a.m. Shotgun 9/4, Saturday: Labor Day Tournament – 7 a.m. Shotgun 10/9, Saturday: Superintendent’s Revenge – TBD
Clubs & Classes, August 2021
Desert Threads Members Meet President’s Challenge
Sue Bart President Diana Jones challenged members this past spring to make a quilt using only supplies they already had and trying a new technique they hadn’t used before. The most important rule was that the maker could not buy anything new for this quilt. Even the batting and backs had to come from the…