The talent in SaddleBrooke never ceases to amaze me, and that talent was very evident at a “fun fall festival” that was held at the home of Mary Jo and Barry Swartzberg, co-hosted by Sue Schli… Read moreA Fun Fall Festival

Hello Friends and Neighbors. Welcome to the New Year, and great news. Almost everyone by now has heard that the HOA-1 Craft Center, where the Gift Shop has had its home for so many years, is g… Read moreSaddleBrooke Gift Shop

As a retiree, square dancing offers a variety of benefits for your physical health, mental sharpness and social well-being. It is a fun, low-impact activity that is specifically well-suited for … Read moreSquare Dance for Life

SaddleBrooke Writers Group is proud to feature a new book published by one of its members, “Song of Survival” by Alice Milchman Frier. Read moreA Conversation with Alice Milchman Frier, Author of Song of Survival

In 2018, Jeannette Launer was invited by a friend to participate in a week-long art camp. Jeannette had always wanted to paint, but in a family with an artistic mom and a sister who was labele… Read moreArtist Spotlight: Jeannette Launer

Partners Western Dance will start our next series of classes on Monday, January 5. We will be teaching the Western Waltz. The Waltz progresses around the dance floor. It is a beautiful dance. … Read morePartners Western Dance

With a few exceptions our Roundtable presentations have centered on a specific event in WWII. For example, the attack on Pearl Harbor or the Battle of the Bulge or the use of the atomic bombs … Read moreWW II Roundtable Presents a Panoramic Look at WW II

The Friends of SaddleBrooke Libraries are excited to announce our next informative lecture. Tom Brothen will speak on Water in SaddleBrooke. Join us at 5 p.m. in the DesertView Theater on Thur… Read moreFriends of SaddleBrooke Libraries

I am a semi-professional photographer and have been practicing photography seriously since 2006. My passion is wildlife and nature landscapes. But I have more recently developed my creativity … Read morePhotography with an Artist's Eye

Join us for the January Music Matinee at the DesertView Performance Arts Center. Read moreMusic Matinee Featuring Dan Devou

Veterans Day is a time to honor and thank those who have served in the military for their sacrifices and dedication. It's an important day to show appreciation and SaddleBrooke honored that pl… Read moreSaddleBrooke Salutes Our Veterans Event

Janet McMillan Rives of Oro Valley and nearby Mountain Shadows Presbyterian Church is co-author with Kim McNealy Sosin of a new chapbook of poetry and photo-art. “Reflections of France: Images… Read morePoetry Reading from New Book by Local Artists

Mrs. Edie Crall, a resident of SaddleBrooke, Arizona, was recently honored by Daughters of the American Revolution (DAR) for her dedicated service to children in the Oracle School District. Mr… Read moreDAR Honors Edie Crall for Outstanding Community Service

The inspiration for “Our Wondrous Sky” arrived in an everyday moment—one that quickly became extraordinary. Driving back to SaddleBrooke from Tucson, Stuart Watkins, the book’s creator, found … Read moreCapturing the Heavens: The Story Behind Our Wondrous Sky

Curtains open, our beloved pianist Jaye Ann Smith’s melodic playing on the piano, the spotlight shining on Cora Peters, Director of Sonoran Singers, as she strolls across the stage with her op… Read moreIt's the Most Wonderful Time of the Year

Terri Mullin and Fran Berman, SaddleBrooke SilverBelles, join Dale Pizzitola, SaddleBrooke resident and ballroom instructor, for an evening of fun and food at the "Fiesta" appreciation dinner … Read moreBelles in the Ballroom

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 moreTributaries are returning to DesertView in a benefit for the Oracle Schools Foundation on April 13

The SaddleBrooke Fiber Arts Club has gone through a name change. It’s now the Mixed-Media Fiber Arts Club. WHY might you ask? To better explain to you what we are all about! Most members creat… Read moreFiber Arts: The New Old Kid on the Block

Fifty-one guests met in the HOA-1 Activity Center to play Poker, Black Jack, Roulette and other table games, raising over $3,000 in support of the Oracle Schools Foundation on Friday, November… Read moreCasino Night

The SaddleBrooke Quilters’ 2026 Raffle Quilt is called Sonoran Starburst and represents the SaddleBrooke sky. With a deep chocolate brown background, the quilt is filled with brightly colored … Read moreHave You Seen the Stars?

Our tournament winners for Monday, August 18, 25 to Monday, November 17, 2025 are: Read moreSaddleBrooke Texas Hold'em

Is going your way! Read moreThe Two Million Mile Man

The SaddleBrooke Community Outreach (SBCO) Walk for Kids was held at 9 a.m. on Saturday, November 8, 2025. Walkers, wearing their Walk for Kids 2025 t-shirts, completed either a long walk arou… Read moreSaddleBrooke and SaddleBrooke Ranch Residents Walked for Kids

The spirit of Greece came alive on the patio of Gene and Lorna Fox’s beautiful home on Wednesday, October 22, 2025, where Greek Night—Wine, Dance and Ouzo—OPA! was held to benefit the Oracle S… Read moreGreek Night—Wine, Dance and Ouzo—OPA!

Comedy Klatch is an experimental performance group currently rehearsing for its debut in SaddleBrooke. Act 1 features "Little Red Through the TIme Warp Portal,” followed by a series of comedy … Read moreIt’s happening, right here in SaddleBrooke!

Meet Barbie Andeerson, our newest SilverBelle. Barbie is a retired educator who describes her teaching career as a true labor of love. She and her husband, Mark, have been married for 42 years… Read moreThere's a New SilverBelle in Town

The SaddleBrooke Quilt Show will be held in the MountainView Ballroom on Saturday, March 21. Admission is FREE. In addition to the quilt displays, the popular Boutique will feature items that … Read moreSave the Date for the Quilt Show and Raffle on Saturday, March 21

The word assassin originates from Hashashashin. Persian kings called their skilled hitmen Hashshashins. Their role was to eliminate the king's political and financial enemies. American stage a… Read more"Hashshashin" Come Retribution

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 morePlease Join Us for Upcoming Senior Village Events

Are you a snowbird who wants a worry-free yard when you’re away? Or maybe you travel frequently and you don’t want to spend time wondering if you’ll come home to dead plants because there was … Read moreBook Nook

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

Ralph Waldo Emerson said, "Every artist was first an amateur." If you’re an amateur (or a professional artist), the SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild would like to support your creative pursuits. M… Read moreWinter Art Classes

Open Mah Jong on Wednesdays Read moreMah Jong News

Tickets will be sold from Friday, January 2 to Thursday, February 3, unless they run out! The last few years have been a sell out! So don’t wait until Groundhog Day to snag your tickets!! The … Read moreGrab Your Tickets to the Wisconsin Party

The whispers around SaddlbeBrooke can finally stop! Community Circle Players (CCP) is thrilled to announce their 2026 Spring production, Neil Simon's fast-paced farce, Rumors. Misunderstanding… Read moreRumors Run Wild in SaddleBrooke

You are invited to attend the December Art Salon where you will be introduced to the art of Andrew Goldsworthy. Goldsworthy incorporates found objects from nature to create his sculptures, the… Read moreCreating and Capturing Art in Nature

Join Senior Village at DesertView Center for Performing Arts for a special holiday performance by the Sonoran Singers at 2 p.m. on Thursday, December 4. Read moreDecember Music Matinee

An article from NPR appeared online on Wednesday, October 22 reporting that a new study shows intensive mental exercise can reverse a brain change linked to aging. This is the strongest eviden… Read moreMental Exercise Can Reverse a Brain Change Linked to Aging, Study Finds

Mark your calendars! The 2025 Christmas Golf Cart Parade is scheduled for Monday, December 15. Read more2025 SaddleBrooke Annual Christmas Golf Cart Parade

The SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild is offering instructor-facilitated workshops for students who want a follow up from classes. These sessions will be for students who have completed a beginner … Read moreGuild Members, Tuesday Afternoons are for Coaching Sessions

Mark your calendars! The 2025 Christmas Golf Cart Parade is scheduled for Monday, December 15. Read more2025 SaddleBrooke Annual Christmas Golf Cart Parade

The Sonoran Singers, a three-part lady’s group, will be back on the “Big Stage” at the DesertView Performing Arts Center from at 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. on Thursday, December 4 to delight you with th… Read moreSonoran Singers

Calling all beginning or exploring artists! The SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild is pleased to announce another opportunity to take part in its next Art Sampler class on Thursday, December 4 from … Read moreEnjoy an Art Sampler Class on Thursday, December 4

Every three months there is a new display of art by members of the SaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild at Long Realty Golder Ranch. Collage art is the theme for the current display. The word “collage… Read moreSaddleBrooke Fine Arts Guild Artist Display at Long Realty

This book is a collection of photos and poems submitted by Arizona residents. Some phots were taken in Chicago, Colorado, and New Mexico, but all were taken by Arizona residents. The poems cam… Read moreOur Wonderous Sky