Robert Thoresen PCQC members took on the Tucson Celtic Festival on October 1. The gathering is a celebration of Celtic culture, traditions, piping, drumming and all other things conceived to be Celtic. Clans set up their own tents to illustrate and preserve their history. Village Shoppes sell Celtic merchandise. Dining and relaxation can be provided…
Dreama Fumia, on behalf of the POA Board Due to the tireless efforts of QC Library volunteers, our residents enjoy the benefits of a convenient reading/listening/lending venue as nearby as the Madera Clubhouse. What began in 2002 as a couple of shelves of books in the old Fitness Center has grown to a rich resource…
Ginny Hutcheson Thank you to the very generous Quail Creek residents who donated enough garage sale items from Monday to Friday to almost fill the Hutcheson’s casita, courtyard, shop and garage. Saturday morning at 5:30 a.m. the team started setting up more than a dozen tables on the driveway and the surrounding area with a…
The TRIPS committee sponsored a day filled with art on Tuesday, November 17. The day included an introduction to the varied collections of the UA Art Museum by the Assistant Curator. There were paintings from the permanent collection, the sculpture exhibit of Jacques Lipchitz and an exciting hanging of Japanese art, which has been a…
Ron and Vicki Sullivan A few miles north of Quail Creek along the Santa Cruz River, San Xavier Co-op Farm operates on 1,700 acres of farm land. Tour guides Bob Sotomayor and Phyllis Valenzuela shared their knowledge and vision of the farm’s mission. Several Quail Creek members of the Allen J. Ogden community garden in…
The TWOQC cookbook, A Shared Table is a great gift idea for family and friends, or to take for a hostess gift during the holidays. The “Holiday Favorites” section will help when entertaining. Think about combining the cookbook with a plate of Christmas toffee, Christmas candy or chocolate nuggets as a gift. All proceeds from the…