Diane Quinn The May 23 program of The Women of Quail Creek was filled with beautiful music. Tucson Girls Chorus Jubilate Choir, consisting of girls in grades 8 through 11, performed a number of selections. Dr. Chris Fresolone, Assistant Director of Tucson Girls Chorus and Director of the Jubilate Choir, informed the audience that the…
Diane Quinn The Women of Quail Creek will use a travel theme for their summer luncheon scheduled for June 27 in the Madera Clubhouse ballroom. Experiencing a Russian adventure, the luncheon will include food reflective of Russia. The women will also be entertained by four members of the Arizona Balalaika Orchestra under the direction of…
Individual tickets go on sale June 1. All shows are in the Madera Clubhouse Crystal Ballroom. Monday, January 9, 2017, 7:00 p.m. – The Heartlight Show (The best of Neil Diamond performed by Jack Wright) Jack is not an impersonator; he’s a performer that took his time to put his heart and soul into composing…
Mike DeMeritt, professional precious stone expert and owner of Silver Lining Gemstones from Amado, Arizona shared his knowledge with the Lapidary and Jewelry Club. Club members cut and polished a rough gemstone into a jewelry-grade Cabochon. Mike will be in the Lapidary and Jewelry studio again from 12:30 to 2:00 p.m. on June 15. Ask…
Joyce Shumate On May 17 the TRIPS Educational Group escorted 25 residents and guests to Sabino Canyon, DeGrazia Gallery and lunch at Trattoria Pina Cucina Italian restaurant. Sabino Canyon tram ride was the start of the tour that included a narrated educational 3.8 mile tram ride into the foothills of the Santa Catalina Mountains. A…
Laura Reilly “My best friend is a person who will give me a book I have not read.” –Abraham Lincoln Members of the Monday Night Book Club would agree! Meetings occur monthly all year round and all residents of Quail Creek are welcome to take part in our interesting discussions. The Book Club is a…
Diane Quinn Just a few days remain before The Women of Quail Creek’s annual baby shower for members of the Tucson National Guard. Twenty-one girls and eight boys either have been or are expected to be born to the military families. Many of the mothers have been dubbed “Military Moms” because of the double duty…