Community Church of SunBird Offers Root Beer Floats
SunBird Art Club News
Hiking Club Breaks Last Year’s Record
Woo Hoo—The SunChix Had Quite the Season
Community News, January 2019
28th annual SunBird Singers concert
Community News, January 2019
Last month to apply for 2019 Art at the Lakes show
Artists! This is the last month to apply to show your artwork at the 2019 show. We had the largest crowd ever last year. We are now receiving applications for artists to participate in the show. Applications must be returned by January 31, 2019. Applications are available in the Cottonwood and IronOaks Art Rooms and…
Clubs & Classes, January 2019
Want to learn how to do gourd art?
Spirit of the Desert Gourd Patch is a local organization affiliated with the Arizona Gourd Society and the American Gourd Society and meets in Sun Lakes, October through May. Meetings are held at the Arts and Crafts Room at Sun Lakes Country Club (25601 Sun Lakes Blvd.) the third Thursday of the month at 4:00…
Community News, January 2019
Eat, Drink and Be Murdered
Bill Becker, SLCT Publicity LUCKY YOU!!! You are officially invited to Grandma Rose’s 90th birthday party, and no matter which side of the family you’re on, O’Reilly or McFadden, everyone will have a front row seat at Eat, Drink and Be Murdered, Sun Lakes Community Theater’s fifth mystery/comedy dinner show. The table seating for the…
Community News, January 2019
Stock up on Crystal Cards for the new year
Bobbie Reed Now is a great time to stock up on greeting cards for the coming year. The Crystal Card Project can help you do just that. You can buy beautiful cards for just $1 each. The money raised goes entirely to charity. Birthday cards, get well cards, thank you cards, thinking of you cards…
Clubs & Classes, January 2019
SunBird Coloring Club donates to Shop with a Cop
Detective Ron Kelley from the Chandler Police Department visited the SunBird Coloring Club who donated $300 to Shop with a Cop. LeoAZ is a charitable organization providing underprivileged children of fallen officers and military personnel. The City of Chandler had 35 children who fit into this category.