Building Homes for Nature

Come Volunteer or Adopt a New Family Member

Game Group First to Enjoy ‘Seared Living’ Event

Happy Hearts Day!

Building Homes for Nature

Project two participants, from left to right: Curt Kamada, John Gordon, Bridget Robson, David Prewitt, Leslie Gordon, Gary Traux, Jim Hoagland, Bill Robson, and Bob Bohacik James A. Hoagland The…

Come Volunteer or Adopt a New Family Member

Elizabeth Mastro I have been volunteering with Southwest Oasis Labrador Rescue (SOLR) since February 2021, just one month after I moved to the Ranch. I conduct home visits for potential…

Happy Hearts Day!

The Dinking Divas celebrating Valentine’s Day (photo by Andy Abadia)

March 2023, Clubs & Classes

New Class: Tapestry Mosaic Panel, March 30 and April 6

Dale Farland SaddleBrooke Ranch (SBR) residents so thoroughly enjoyed the class for the Fun, Funky Tapestry Mosaic Magnets taught by Gillian Allard, they requested that she teach other classes utilizing her amazing design and creativity talents. In response, Gillian is returning to the SBR Art Club to teach this Tapestry Mosaic Panel class. Gillian, an artist…

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March 2023, Clubs & Classes

Mixed Media Basics Class Offered March 23

Dale Farland On Thursday, March 23 at 1 p.m. in the Art Room, Nina Fickett will be presenting a 4-hour mixed media collage class. In this class, students will create a canvas piece using basic collage techniques with a variety of materials supplied by the instructor. The SBR Art Club wants to offer different types…

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March 2023, Features

Ray Tigerman Show at Madaras Gallery

From Friday, March 17 through Thursday, April 13, enjoy never-before-seen original paintings by Southwest artist Ray Tigerman, who was influenced at an early age by the works of Georgia O’Keeffe, Lawrence Lee, and Ed Mell. Tigerman creates bold, vibrant art that depicts indigenous Southwestern people and wildlife in their dramatic environments. Madaras Gallery is located…

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March 2023, Features

Word of the Month: Nomophobia

David Zapatka “Where’s my cellphone?” “Have you seen my cell phone?” “There’s no connection here. It’s so frustrating!” “My phone isn’t working. What am I going to do?” “Honey, will you call my cell phone? I can’t find it.” Have you heard these conversations? Scary, isn’t it? This fear is so prevalent in our society…

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