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Carolann Fougère Our Quail Creek tennis club wrapped up another smashing season with a celebration to remember, this time with a groovy twist! The Woodstock-themed event, brilliantly led by our social chair, Hilary Wade, along with her team, Holly Crombie, Carol Modesto, and Sandy Hirdes, brought the spirit of the ’60s vividly to life. More…
Pam Hartwell-James Residents gathered on April 24 for an Honor Flight Awareness Program presented by The Women of Quail Creek (TWOQC), highlighting the mission of Honor Flight and the impact it has on veterans and their families. The program included remarks from organizer Pam Hartwell-James, personal stories from veterans and family members, and information about…
Lisa DeFalco On March 28 we celebrated the Anza renovation with a lively open house event, “Let’s Get Physical: Groove into the New Anza.” The celebration highlighted the addition of the beautiful new acacia room, featuring a maple wood floated gym floor—a specialized flooring system built over a supportive subfloor that provides cushioning and shock…
Carolann Fougère The Quail Creek Tennis Club served up an exciting weekend of competition during its annual Doubles Tournament, held March 13–15. While the pros battled it out at Indian Wells, 36 of our own enthusiastic and talented players took to the courts for a thrilling and crowd-pleasing event. Congratulations to all of our winners,…
Melani Caron Regardless of the size of any community, there is one thing that every community needs: resident volunteers. April is National Volunteer Month, and I am grateful for the wonderful homeowners who have generously given of their time to serve. Quail Creek has volunteers serving in the capacity of one of the many POA…
Connie Vaughan On Friday, March 6, Youth On Their Own () Pima County turned 40 years old and celebrated their success at their spring luncheon. Representatives from Caring Hearts and Hands of Quail Creek were in attendance to celebrate YOTO’s success. For the last 40 years YOTO has supported over 20,000 youth in their…
Lenny Friedman, QC Disc Golf Club President The Quail Creek Disc Golf Club hosted the First Annual Sahuarita Triathlon on Jan. 28 at Quail Creek Veterans Municipal Park. Rather than the traditional swim, bike, and run format, the event featured pickleball, cornhole, and disc golf. Sixteen Quail Creek residents competed in the triathlon, with six…
This May, the QC Performing Arts Guild (PAG) will be performing Farce of Nature, and you’ll enjoy the nonstop hilarity of this Southern-fried farce. A farce is a type of comedy characterized by highly improbable and comedic situations, exaggerated characters, and absurd, chaotic plots designed to make the audience laugh. It focuses on fast-paced action,…
Cyndy Gierada On Sunday, April 19, the Chorus of the Performing Arts Guild will fill your minds, your hearts, and even your souls with music—from Joshua and his Battle to Peter, Paul, and Mary with their “Magic Dragon;” from Beethoven to the Beatles; from the jazz of Duke Ellington to the romance of Cole Porter,…
Peggy McGee Members of the Pottery & Sculpture Club (POTS) and Ceramics Club spent part of December and much of January creating special bowls, which will be given to attendees at the 20th Annual Empty Bowls event on Saturday, Feb. 21. Sponsored by Valley Assistance Services (VAS), a 501(c)(3) that serves primarily families and seniors…