Elizabeth Garcia • Library Manager egarcia@buckeyeaz.gov
Philip Yabes • Senior Center Manager pyabes@buckeyeaz.gov
Sarah Hughes • Administration and Project Manager shughes@buckeyeaz.gov
Mark Bianco • Parks Manager mbianco@buckeyeaz.gov
Ilana Holden • Arts and Culture Manager iholden@buckeyeaz.gov
Kim Anderson • Events Manager kanderson@buckeyeaz.gov
Krystian Zebrowski • Human Services Manager kzebrowski@buckeyeaz.gov
COMMUNITY SERVICES ADVISORY BOARD
Chair, Terry Vrabec
Vice Chair, Kathleen Rossetti
Joanna Brace
Matthew Dudley
Caleb Elms
Randal Kidd
Anastazia McMurray
Jim Roth
Garnett Sailor
John Lynch
Nathan Madden
Riley Quinlan
Holly Roehl
Sebastian Trupiano
RECREATION PROGRAMS: PAGES 8–23
SPORTS LEAGUES: PAGE 8
YOUTH SPORTS: PAGE 9
SPECIAL OLYMPICS: PAGE 9
FITNESS AND SPORTS: PAGES 10–17
LIFE SKILLS AND HOBBIES: PAGES 18–23
LIBRARY PROGRAMS: PAGES 24–31
CHILDREN: PAGE 25
TEENS AND TWEENS: PAGE 27
FAMILY: PAGE 27
ADULTS: PAGE 28
MUSEUM: PAGE 31
SENIOR PROGRAMS: PAGES 32–35
FITNESS: PAGES 32
FUN, TRIPS, AND PARTIES: PAGES 34–35
SCAN HERE TO REGISTER FOR RECREATION PROGRAMS
For more information on registration, see page 4.
CITY OF BUCKEYE
530 E. Monroe Ave. Buckeye, AZ 85326 623-349-6000
For more information on this publication, contact Sarah Hughes at shughes@buckeyeaz.gov or call 623-349-6320
BUCKEYE CITY COUNCIL
Eric Orsborn, Mayor
Clay Goodman, Vice Mayor
Jeanine Guy
Patrick Hagestad
Michelle Hess
Craig Heustis
Tony Youngker
BUCKEYE PARKS AND FACILITIES
RECREATION LOCATIONS
BES Buckeye Elementary School 210 S. 6th Street
BALES Bales Elementary School 25400 W. Maricopa Road
BUHS Buckeye High School 1000 E. Narramore Ave
YHS Youngker High School 3000 S. Apache Road
FESTFH Festival Foothills Elementary 26252 W. Desert Vista Boulevard
JES Jasinksi Elementary 4280 S. 246th Avenue
SES Sundance Elementary School 23800 W. Hadley Street
IN Inca Elementary Gym 23600 W. Durango Street
TES Tartesso Elementary Gym 29677 W. Indianola Avenue
WPES Westpark Elementary Gym 2700 S. 257th Drive
LIBRARY LOCATIONS
Coyote Coyote Library
21699 W. Yuma Road, Suite 116
M/W, 10 a.m.–7 p.m.
T/Th, 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
F/Sa, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
SENIOR CENTER LOCATION
SEN Buckeye Senior Center
201 E. Centre Avenue
M–F, 9 a.m.–4 p.m.
EE Earl Edgar Park
500 S. Miller Road
HRTGPK Heritage Park 809 N. 1st Street
SKYLN Skyline Regional Park 2600 N. Watson Road
SUNPK Sundance Park 22865 W. Lower Buckeye Road
TSP Tartesso Sports Park W. Tartesso Parkway
TP Town Park
207 N. 9th Street
AC Aquatics Center 207 N. 9th Street
SRC Sundance Recreation Center 21765 W. Yuma Road
M–F, 8 a.m.–7 p.m. | Sa, 8 a.m.–4 p.m.
RC Dr. Saide Recreation Center
1003 E. Eason Avenue
M–F, 9 a.m.–7 p.m.
Downtown Downtown Library
310 N. 6th Street
M/W, 9 a.m.–6 p.m.
T/Th, 10 a.m.–7 p.m.
F/Sa, 10 a.m.–5 p.m.
BUCKEYE VALLEY MUSEUM
116 E. MC 85
W/F, 10 a.m.–3 p.m.
HOW TO REGISTER
FOR RECREATION PROGRAMS
GO TO BUCKEYEAZ.GOV/REC
CLICK THE REGISTRATION BUTTON
• Locate the button at the top of any page. Clicking it will redirect you to an external site to initiate the registration process. Ensure you have an online account before registering for any programs.
LOG IN OR CREATE AN ACCOUNT
• Enter your username and password, then click “login.” If you don’t have an account, choose “Create account.”
• When creating an account, be sure to select “Add member” to include additional members in your household. Participants must be added during account creation for sign-up options to be available.
SEARCH FOR PROGRAMS AND REGISTER
• After logging in, use the search option to find programs by category, keywords, or activity number.
• Once you’ve chosen a class, click the green plus sign, then select “Add to Cart” at the bottom of the screen. Add family members and continue shopping as needed.
• Click “Proceed” to check out and pay for your selected programs.
REGISTRATIONS ALSO ACCEPTED IN PERSON AT:
Dr. Saide Recreation Center
Sundance Recreation Center
REFUND POLICY: All program cancellation/refund requests must be submitted at least 4 days prior to the start date of the program unless otherwise noted. Cancellation requests due to medical reasons not submitted 4 days in advance are required to provide documentation to receive pro-rated refund. All requests are subject to $2 cancellation fee.
BEGINSNOVEMBER18 THROUGH DECEMBER16
LETTERS TO SANTA
SUNDANCE PARK
WALK THROUGH EXPERIENCE
November 30–January 1
Fun IN BUCKEYE
November 3–December 15
December 14 . 6:30–7:30 p.m.
Elves on The Trail
SKYLINE REGIONAL PARK
RED-TAILED HAWK TRAIL
December 18–24 8 a.m.–5 p.m.
R ECREATION RECREATION SPORTS LEAGUES
RUSTY SPURS – SOCIAL SOFTBALL CLUB
You’re never too old to play! This fun, active program is open to all 50 years and older. This is a drop-in program that provides an excellent avenue for exercise, socialization and friendly competition. Teams will be created each game day depending on number of registered players.
Fee: Residents $45 // Non-Residents. No games 12/27, 1/20, 2/17.
50+ 12/9/24–3/28/25 M/F SUNPK
18+ ADULT SOFTBALL JINGLE BALL BASH TOURNAMENT
Join us in our winter double-elimination tournament. Registration is filled on a first-come, first- served basis; early registration is encouraged. Minimum of 6 teams needed to run the tournament, with a maximum of 10 teams. Rosters must be complete at time of registration. Mandatory Manager’s Meeting is Wednesday, December 18th at 6pm at Sundance Rec Center. (21765 W Yuma Rd #105.)
Registration starts on Monday, November 18th and ends December 13th.
Residents $400 // Non-Residents $425. Teams must consist of 60% Buckeye residents. Provide proof of residency (valid ID or utility bill) at time of registration to receive resident rate.
ADULT CO-ED SOFTBALL LEAGUE
Let’s get dirty! Season includes double-header round robin league play with a post-season single-elimination tournament. Teams will play two game times per night with no new inning started after 50 minutes of accelerated play (each batter starts with a one-and-one count).
Teams must have at least 10 players and a maximum of 18 on their roster. Rosters must be complete at time of registration. Mandatory managers meeting is Friday, December 3rd at 6 p.m. at Sundance Rec Center. (21765 W Yuma Rd #105)
Registration starts on Tuesday, November 12th. Residents $400 // Non-Residents $425. Teams must consist of 60% Buckeye residents. Provide proof of residency (valid ID or utility bill) at time of registration to receive resident rate.
Returning Team Registration Opens November 4th. $25 discount applied if returning team registers early and before 11/8! Returning team is a team that played in Fall 2024 and has retained 80% of players on roster.
YOUTH SPORTS SPECIAL OLYMPICS
YOUTH BASKETBALL LEAGUE
This is a 5-week season; participants will receive a jersey, Junior Suns swag item and a Suns ticket. Practice times and days are determined by volunteer coach with all practices being held at outdoor courts and games in the Tartesso area. Coaches meeting 12/19, 5:15 p.m. at Buckeye Union High School Agee’s gym.
Residents $60 // Non-Residents $70
Saturdays Jan 11 – Feb 8
LEAGUE AGE
Basketball 9–10
Basketball 11–12
Basketball 13–14
Basketball 15–17
YOUTH SPORTS LATE FEE: $10 late fee applied if registering after December 13.*
YOUTH SPORTS REFUND POLICY: Buckeye’s Community Services Department does not offer refunds unless requested before December 13. A $2 processing fee will be applied to all refunds. No refunds or credits will be granted after December 13.*
*Only applies to youth sports programs.
As with all Special Olympic sports, these sports offer athletes the opportunity to learn through skill development and competitive settings and to be involved in large social settings. Schedule is subject to change. Special Olympic Athlete Medical and Consent Form and Athlete’s Code of Conduct are required to participate.
Residents $10 // Non-Residents $20
SPECIAL OLYMPICS SOCCER
Tournament to be held December 4th.
SPECIAL OLYMPICS BASKETBALL
Tournament to be held February 4th.
VOLUNTEER COACHES SEEKING GREAT
VOLUNTEER COACHES are the backbone of youth sports and make our youth sport programs possible.
Please join us in providing a positive and fun-filled sports experience for the children in our community. Each team needs a coach to conduct practices and direct players during games. All volunteers who provide direct services to children must pass a background check. Upon completion of a successful season, volunteer coaches will receive a credit (cost of youth sports registration) to use towards future programs.
So don’t wait—fill out your volunteer application now so you are ready to start right along with the team! To continue serving our community we need your help and support.
Visit buckeyeaz.gov/sportsleagues to fill out an application.
FITNESS & SPORTS
MARTIAL ARTS
JUDO
102005 Discover fundamental Judo, covering throws and grappling while fostering self-discipline and respect. New students must acquire a Judo uniform, with details provided on the first day. A $75 National Judo Membership is required for all new registrants on the first day. Additional testing fees may apply for those opting to test. // Instructor: Thunderbird Judo AGE DATE DAY TIME LOC FEES
8+ 11/5–11/21 Tu/Th 6:40–7:40 p.m. SRC $45
8+ 12/3–12/12 Tu/Th 6:40–7:40 p.m. SRC $26
8+ 1/7–1/30 Tu/Th 6:40–7:40 p.m. SRC $45
GOJU RYU KARATE
102008 Okinawan Goju Ryu Karate is a traditional Karate style founded by Chojun Miyagi. Goju Ryu emphasizes fitness, courtesy, and self-discipline. This class uses the physical parts of karate to make our minds and our hearts stronger. Ages 7–10 require no prior experience. Ages 11+ require pre instructor approval, or 2 months of recent experience, or age 18+. // Instructor: White Tanks Karate
7–10 11/5–11/21
11/5–11/21 Tu/Th 5:15–6:30 p.m. SRC $45
7–10 12/3–12/12 Tu/Th 4:25–5:10 p.m. SRC $26
11+ 12/3–12/12 Tu/Th 5:15–6:30 p.m. SRC $26
7–10 1/7–1/30 Tu/Th 4:25–5:10 p.m. SRC $45
1/7–1/30 Tu/Th 5:15–6:30 p.m. SRC $45
FENCING
102020 En Garde! Learn one of the first modern Olympic sports with our fencing classes. Sections 1 and 3 are for beginners, covering basic footwork, bladework, strategies, and rules, with all equipment provided. Sections 2 and 4 are for intermediate fencers aged 9+ who aim to compete locally or regionally. Intermediate participants need their own electric Epee and bodycord, with two months of prior experience or instructor approval, or be 18+. Wear athletic shoes and comfortable clothing. *USA Fencing membership required. Visit https://member.usafencing.org/ with Ewa, LLC Fencing selected. First 90 days free, then $29/year. // Instructor: Ewa Fencing // No Class: Nov 28
PICKLEBALL
RACQUET SPORTS
102026 Come check out pickleball, the fastest-growing sport in the United States. A combination of tennis, badminton, and paddleball, played with graphite paddles and a whiffle ball. It is an easy to learn, fun workout, and very social environment. Paddles are required. // Instructor: Coach Alex Elledge
TOTALLY TENNIS
102200 Participants “play to learn,” developing skills in movement, balance, grip, stroke, and match play. As players improve, new skills are introduced. All equipment is provided. // Instructor: Coach Alex Elledge
BOXING
SONNY’S BOXING 101
102030 Build your confidence, learn self-defense, and get in shape. This class teaches the fundamentals of boxing: stance, footwork, hand position, throwing punches, and blocking punches. With a Cobra bag, work on head movement and the proper way to punch. All in a safe environment and everyone is welcome. Gloves and hand wraps required. // Instructor: Sonny’s Boxing Gym // No Class: Nov 28, Dec 26
11/7–12/5 Th 4:30–5:15 p.m.
8–13 12/12–1/9 Th 4:30–5:15 p.m. SRC $58
8–13 1/16–2/6 Th 4:30–5:15 p.m. SRC
9+ 11/7–12/19 Th 7–8 p.m. SRC $79
7+
DOG TRAINING
DOG TRAINING GROUP CLASS
102050 Dogs will learn commands such as no biting, no jumping, heel, sit, stay, down, come, NO!, and place. The Basic level, Sections 1 to 3, improves behavior in public settings. Bring a 6’ leash. The Intermediate level, Section 4, requires completion of Basic, and introduces distractions like balls and other dogs. Bring a 15–25’ leash. The Advanced level, Section 5, refines skills for those who have completed Intermediate. Instructor: Dog Training In Public
ALL 12/8–1/19 Su 8:50–9:50 a.m. SUNPK $75
ALL 12/8–1/19 Su 10–11 a.m. SUNPK $75
ALL 12/8–1/19 Su 11:10 a.m.–12:10 p.m. SUNPK $75
ALL 12/8–1/19 Su 12:20–1:20 p.m. SUNPK $75
ALL 12/8–1/19 Su 1:30–2:30 p.m. SUNPK $75
LETTERS TO SANTA
Special mailboxes to the North Pole have been placed throughout the city for residents to mail their letters to Santa!
From November 18th to December 16th, letters mailed to Santa from these magical mailboxes will receive a special response.
• Coyote Library
• Downtown Library
• Bookmobile
• Senior Center
• Verrado Fire Station
• Sundance Recreation Center
• Dr Siade Recreation Center
PARKOUR
102042 Parkour! Parkour! Get from point A to point B as creatively as possible. This fast-paced and safe indoor class involves jumping, freerunning, crawling, and even rolling. Students progress at their own pace while developing mental awareness and having fun. Instructor: Citi Limits Parkour // No Class: Nov 27, Dec 28
GYMNASTICS
BEYOND GYMNASTICS
102120 Students explore structured stations on the floor, bars, beams, and vaults, developing physical skills alongside socialization, sharing, directional abilities, safety, and proper form. Parent participation is required for children aged 2 and under. // Instructor: Beyond Gymnastics // No Class: Nov 27–30, Dec 25–28, Jan 1
Sundance Recreation Center
Age: 1.5–2 Fee: $36
Age: 3–4 Fee: $50
Age: 5–6 Fee: $64
Age: 7–12 Fee: $64
NOVEMBER
1.5–2 11/6–12/4 W 9:30–10 a.m. and 10:10–10:40 a.m.
3–4 11/6–12/4 W 10:50–11:30 a.m.
1.5–2 11/7–12/5 Th 9:30–10 a.m. and 10:10–10:40 a.m.
3–4 11/7–12/5 Th 10:50–11:30 a.m.
3–4 11/8–12/6 F 3:30–4:10 p.m.
5–6 11/8–12/6 F 4:20–5:10 p.m.
7–12 11/8–12/6 F 5:20–6:10 p.m. and 6:20–7:10 p.m.
1.5–2 11/9–12/7 Sa 9:30–10 a.m.
3–4 11/9–12/7 Sa 10:10–10:50 a.m.
5–6 11/9–12/7 Sa 11–11:50 a.m.
7–12 11/9–12/7 Sa Noon–12:50 p.m.
DECEMBER
1.5–2 12/11–1/15 W 9:30–10 a.m. and 10:10–10:40 a.m.
3–4 12/11–1/15 W 10:50–11:30 a.m.
1.5–2 12/12–1/19 Th 9:30–10 a.m. and 10:10–10:40 a.m.
3–4 12/12–1/19 Th 10:50–11:30 a.m.
3–4 12/13–1/10 F 3:30–4:10 p.m.
5–6 12/13–1/10 F 4:20–5:10 p.m.
7–12 12/13–1/10 F 5:20–6:10 p.m. and 6:20–7:10 p.m.
1.5–2 12/14–1/11 Sa 9:30–10 a.m.
3–4 12/14–1/11 Sa 10:10–10:50 a.m.
5–6 12/14–1/11 Sa 11–11:50 a.m.
7–12 12/14–1/11 Sa Noon–12:50 a.m.
JANUARY
AGE DATE DAY TIME
1.5–2 1/16–2/6 Th 9:30–10 a.m. and 10:10–10:40 a.m.
3–4 1/16–2/6 Th 10:50–11:30 a.m.
3–4 1/17–2/7 F 3:30–4:10 p.m.
5–6 1/17–2/7 F 4:20–5:10 p.m.
7–12 1/17–2/7 F 5:20–6:10 p.m. and 6:20–7:10 p.m.
1.5–2 1/18–2/8 Sa 9:30–10 a.m.
3–4 1/18–2/8 Sa 10:10–10:50 a.m.
5–6 1/18–2/8 Sa 11–11:50 a.m.
7–12 1/18–2/8 Sa Noon–12:50 a.m.
1.5–2 1/22–2/12 W 9:30–10 a.m. and 10:10–10:40 a.m.
3–4 1/22–2/12 W 10:50–11:30 a.m.
STEPPIN’ OUT GYMNASTICS
102102 In this intro class, students will build strength, flexibility, and coordination. Children will be taught tumbling basics such as forward rolls, handstands, cartwheels, back walkovers, and more! Each child will be encouraged to advance at their own pace safely.
Instructor: Steppin’ Out Performing Arts // No Class: Jan 20, Feb 17
Sundance Recreation Center
Age: 3–5 Fee: $50
Age: 6–8 Fee: $50
Age: 9–15 Fee: $50
JANUARY – FEBRUARY
AGE DATE DAY TIME
3–5 1/6–2/24 M 4–4:45 p.m. 6–8 1/6–2/24 M 5–5:45 p.m. and 6–6:45 p.m. 9–15 1/6–2/24 M 7–7:45 p.m.
DANCE
TAP/BALLET COMBO
102100 This class is an exciting combo of ballet, tap, creative movement, and tumbling basics. The focus is on having fun and giving your child a positive introduction to dance. Tap shoes required. Instructor: Steppin’ Out Performing Arts
AGE DATE DAY TIME LOC FEES
3–5 1/8–2/12 W 4–4:45 p.m. SRC $50
6–8 1/8–2/12 W 5–5:45 p.m. SRC $50
3–5 1/11–2/15 Sa 9:30–10:15 a.m. SRC $50
HIP HOP DANCE
102101 This class is great for boys and girls! The goal of this class is to introduce students to the basic moves of hip hop and give them a proper dance foundation while learning some of the freshest hip hop moves! Instructor: Steppin’ Out Performing Arts
AGE
7–14 1/8–2/12 W 7–7:45 p.m. SRC $50
HIP HOP/CHEER
102103 This exciting, high-energy class is for boys and girls! The focus is on having fun and giving your child a positive introduction focusing on arm movement, jumps, tricks, and kicks. Learn tumbling skills that build coordination and strength such as forward rolls, handstands, and cartwheels. Instructor: Steppin’ Out Performing Arts
AGE DATE DAY TIME LOC FEES
6–12 1/8–12/12 W 6–6:45 p.m.
TINY TOT BALLET AND TUMBLE
102104 This class is a great introduction to dance and tumbling basics for your little one. The focus is on having fun and giving your child a positive introduction to dance. They will also learn tumbling skills that build coordination and strength such as forward rolls, handstands and cartwheels. Parent participation is required. // Instructor: Steppin’ Out Performing Arts
AGE
FAIRYTALE BALLET
102113 Children will receive a well-rounded introduction to dance. Using stories, props, and fun music, they will learn ballet, jazz and tumbling skills. Instructor: Steppin’ Out Performing Arts
3–5 1/7–2/11
TAP & TWIRL
102729 Unleash creativity in children through tap and ballet! This program hones motor skills, and nurtures musical and kinesthetic intelligence, all while fostering confidence, flexibility and technical knowledge–all in a fun-filled environment. Instructor: Macy Ramirez No Class: Nov 28, Dec 26
BALLET/JAZZ COMBO
102105 In this class children will receive a well-rounded introduction to dance. Using stories, props, and fun music your child will learn ballet, jazz, and tumbling skills. Instructor: Steppin’ Out Performing Arts
FITNESS
TAI CHI
102312 Tailored for individuals with arthritis or stiff joints, this class enhances balance, breath work, strength, flexibility and functional movements. Participants will learn the Yang Style 24 form to improve overall well-being and mobility through flowing motions.
Instructor: Tiffany Turner // No Class: Dec 23
18+ 11/8–12/9 M 10:30–11:30 a.m. SRC $30
M
SPECIAL INTEREST CLASSES
NINJA WARRIOR
102043 Leap, hop, skip and run through obstacles to test your Ninja skills in this fun movement-based class, where participants maneuver over and under objects and engage in large group games. Parent participation required for ages 3 and under.
Instructor: Matt McAley // No Class: Nov 29, Dec 27
AGE DATE DAY TIME LOC FEES
2–3 11/8-12/20 F 9:30–10:15 a.m. SRC $70
4–5 11/8-12/20 F 10:30–11:15 a.m. SRC $70
2–3 1/3-2/7 F 9:30–10:15 a.m. SRC $70
4–5 1/3-2/7 F 10:30–11:15 a.m. SRC $70
RC FLYING
102440 Experience the thrill of flying radio control model airplanes! Our beginning-level course introduces you to the basics of flight using a buddy box system. Sections 03 and 04 offer an intermediate-level course focusing on more advanced skills like takeoffs and landings using your own purchased airplane. All equipment is provided. Ages 10–17 must be accompanied by a parent. Students are allowed to repeat RC Flying 101 one time. Instructor: Buckeye RC Flyer
11/2–11/23 Sa 8–9 a.m.
$10 10–17 11/2–11/23 Sa 9–10 a.m. HRTGPK $10 18+ 12/7–12/28 Sa 8–9 a.m. HRTGPK $10 10–17 12/7–12/28 Sa 9–10 a.m. HRTGPK $10 18+ 1/4–1/25 Sa 8–9 a.m. HRTGPK $10 10–17 1/4-1/25 Sa 9–10 a.m. HRTGPK $10 18+ 1/8–1/29 W 8–9 a.m. HRTGPK $10 10–17 1/8–1/29 W 9–10 a.m. HRTGPK $10
WINTER BREAK CAMP
DECEMBER 23-JANUARY 3
Closed December 24-25, 31 and January 1
REGISTRATION STARTS November 12
AND INQUIRIES
623-349-6350 | buckeyeaz.gov
MULTI-SPORT TOTS
5–14 (K–8th grade)
SPORTS CLASSES
SOCCER TOTS
102412 Class uses age-appropriate games and activities to explore balance, hand/eye coordination, fitness, sport skills and child development. Parent participation required for ages 2 and younger. // Instructor: SuperTots // No Class: Nov 30
1.5–2 11/9–12/21 Sa 8:30–9:10 a.m. SUNPK $68
1.5–2 1/11–2/15 Sa 8:30–9:10 a.m. SUNPK $68
BASEBALL TOTS
102413 Offers a fun introduction to baseball. Focused on motor skills and body control, these classes teach basic techniques without gloves or bats. Parent participation is required for ages 2 and under. // Instructor: SuperTots // No Class: Nov 11, Nov 30, Jan 20
2 11/4–12/16 M 9:30–10:10 a.m. SUNPK $68
3–4 11/4–12/16 M 10:15–11 a.m. SUNPK $68
2–3 11/9–12/21 Sa 9:15–9:55 a.m. SUNPK $68
2 1/6–2/10 M 9:30–10:10 a.m. SUNPK $58
3–4 1/6–2/10 M 10:15–11 a.m. SUNPK $58
2–3 1/11–2/15 Sa 9:15–9:55 a.m. SUNPK $68
102414 Classes foster motor skills and confidence in younger groups, and core skills and light competition in older ones. Small instructor-to-student ratios ensure individual development and fun. Parent participation required for ages 2 and younger. // Instructor: SuperTots // No Class: Nov 26, Nov 30 AGE DATE
11/5–12/17
3–4 11/5–12/17 Tu 5:15–6 p.m. SUNPK $68
2–3 11/9–12/21 Sa 10–10:45 a.m. SUNPK $68
4–5 11/9–12/21 Sa 10:50–11:35 a.m. SUNPK $68
6–7 11/9–12/21 Sa 11:40 a.m.–12:25 p.m. SUNPK $68 2 1/7–2/11 Tu 4:30–5:10 p.m. SUNPK $68
3–4 1/7–2/11 Tu 5:15–6 p.m. SUNPK $68 2–3 1/11–2/15 Sa 10–10:45 a.m. SUNPK $68
4–5 1/11–2/15 Sa 10:50–11:35 a.m. SUNPK $68
6–7 1/11–2/15 Sa 11:40 a.m.–12:25 p.m. SUNPK $68
LIFE SKILLS AND HOBBIES
ARTS AND CRAFTS
ART FOR YOUTH
102700 Discover age-appropriate art with hands-on projects for little ones and advanced techniques for young artists. Caregiver attendance is required for children under 5. // Instructor: Tiffany’s Art Studio // No Class: Nov 11, Jan 20
AGE DATE DAY TIME LOC FEES
3–5 11/4–12/2 M 4–4:30 p.m. SRC $39
6–8 11/4–12/2 M 4:45–5:30 p.m. SRC $43
9–11 11/4–12/2 M 5:45–6:30 p.m. SRC $43
3–5 1/6–2/3 M 4–4:30 p.m. SRC $39
6–8 1/6–2/3 M 4:45–5:30 p.m. SRC $43
9–11 1/6–2/3 M 5:45–6:30 p.m. SRC $43
CERAMIC CREATIONS
102720 Explore hand-building, decoration, glazing and firing with a focus on design and form. Instructor: Tiffany’s Art Studio
DATE DAY TIME LOC FEES
6–11 11/5–11/26 Tu 4–4:45 p.m. SRC $51
12–17 11/5–11/26 Tu 4:50–5:35 p.m. SRC $51
18+ 11/5–11/26 Tu 5:40–7:10 p.m. SRC $77
6–11 1/7–1/28 Tu 4–4:45 p.m. SRC $51
12–17 1/7–1/28 Tu 4:50–5:35 p.m. SRC $51
18+ 1/7–1/28 Tu 5:40–7:10 p.m. SRC $77
Drawing 101
PAINT N SIP
102726 Relax, socialize, have a mocktail drink and paint a masterpiece to take home! Instructor: Tiffany’s Art Studio AGE DATE DAY TIME LOC FEES
18+ 11/9 Sa 3:15–5:15 p.m. SRC $25
18+ 12/7 Sa 3:15–5:15 p.m. SRC $25
18+ 1/25 Sa 3:15–5:15 p.m. SRC $25
MUSICAL MINIS
102727 Get your minis singing and dancing with the use of props, instruments with music and movement to build coordination, confidence and creativity. Instructor: Macy Ramirez // No Class: Nov 28, Dec 26
102728 Foster your child’s confidence and creativity through singing and dancing! Our program enhances memory and coordination skills. Instructor: Macy Ramirez // No Class: Nov 28, Dec 26
102736 This workshop offers your child the opportunity to develop vocal warm-ups and gain a foundational understanding of musical theater. The program strikes a balance between fun, learning and creativity, ensuring that children remain engaged throughout. Instructor: Macy Ramirez
NEW!
102732 Explore drawing with graphite, colored pencils, and markers while applying key elements of art like value, texture, and line.
Instructor: Jean Sullivan // No Class: Nov 29
18+ 11/8–12/6 F 12:30–2 p.m. SRC $51 18+ 12/13–1/3 F 12:30–2 p.m. SRC $51
18+ 1/10–1/31 F 12:30–2 p.m. SRC $51
5–13 2/1 Sa 10 a.m.–Noon FESTFH $78
CANVAS KIDZ
102725 Socialize, paint on a canvas with a set design and take that masterpiece home! Instructor: Tiffany’s Art Studio
DOWNTOWN BUCKEYE
DECEMBER 7 | 9 A.M.–2 P.M.
FOOD TRUCKS, PICTURES WITH SANTA, MAKE-AND-TAKE CRAFTS
AND MORE!
LOCAL ARTISANS HOLIDAY SHOPPING HANDMADE CRAFTS CAR SHOW
EVENT FOUNDED BY MAIN STREET COALITION
INFORMATION AND INQUIRIES buckeyeaz.gov/events
ARTS AND CRAFTS
WATERCOLOR
102731 Explore exciting watercolor techniques step-bystep with guidance, then unleash creativity to craft unique artworks. Instructor: Jean Sullivan // No Class: Dec 24
18+ 11/5–11/26 Tu 1:30–3 p.m. SRC $51
18+ 12/3–12/31 Tu 1:30–3 p.m. SRC $51
18+ 1/7–1/28 Tu 1:30–3 p.m. SRC $51
INTRO TO GUITAR
102035 Learn the basics of guitar playing, including hand positioning, picking, strumming, and chords. By the end of the course, you’ll be able to play a popular song. Bring a guitar if possible. Instructor: Michael Huang. // No Class: Dec 13, Dec 27
LIFE SKILLS AND ADAPTIVE PROGRAMS
CPR AND FIRST AID
102501 Learn CPR for adults, children and infants and how to deal with emergencies like bleeding, shock and burns. This program satisfies OSHA and state childcare licensing requirements. This is not a BLS program. Receive a 2-year certification after the successful completion of course. Instructor: Cross Lifeline Training
BABYSITTING SAFETY CLASS
102502 This class provides essential skills to care for infants and children. Topics include child safety, hygiene, feeding and emergency procedures. Includes workbook and 2-year babysitting certification upon course completion. Instructor: Cross Lifeline Training
RECREATION ACTIVITIES
TACTICAL LASER TAG
102060 Teens, gear up for high-tech laser tag battles! Join a one-hour session with briefing, outing, and 45 minutes of intense game play. Instructor: Altered Combat
12–17 11/9
5–6 p.m.
12–17 11/9 Sa 6–7 p.m. SUNPK $15
12–17 11/9
12–17 12/14
12–17 12/14
12–17 12/14
7–8 p.m.
5–6 p.m.
7–8 p.m.
12–17 1/11 Sa 5–6 p.m.
12–17 1/11 Sa 6–7 p.m.
12–17 1/11 Sa 7–8 p.m.
$15
$15
$15
$15
$15
Little TURKEYS
Experience a day filled with family fun, featuring hands-on crafts, captivating STEM activities, and lively games, all embracing a Thanksgiving theme.
Parent participation required for children 4 and under.
ELF KIDZ WORKSHOP
102902 Become an elf for the day and create gifts, decorate crafts, and build your own gingerbread house! All materials are provided and yours to take home. Parental participation is required for children aged 4 and under.
FAMILY BINGO
102904 B-I-N-G-O! Join us for a Bingo Night packed with laughter, prizes, music, and family fun. All supplies are provided. Registration opens Nov 9 and Dec 21.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 23 1:30–3 P.M. SRC $15 FOR ALL AGES!
THE POLAR EXPRESS
Get ready for a magical evening in your coziest pajamas with hot chocolate, golden tickets, and a special screening of The Polar Express. Enjoy sweet treats and wonderful company as we embark on a festive journey full of holiday cheer. Keep an eye out for a special guest who will make the night unforgettable! Registration opens Nov 29.
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 13
DR. SAIDE IS GETTING A FACELIFT! DR. SAIDE IS GETTING A FACELIFT!
PLEASE CHECK THE WEBSITE FOR HOURS.
WINTER WONDERLAND KIDZ
102907 Bring the kids to a winter wonderland full of crafts! They’ll enjoy hands-on, open-ended exploration with a winter twist!
ROBOTICS FRENZY
102912 This miniature robot-building program teaches a basic understanding of mechanics. Different robots are constructed and tested in each class. Clothed gloves required.
FAMILY BUNCO
102910 Enjoy a classic, fast-paced dice game for adults. Socialize, win prizes, and let the good times roll. Limited snacks and beverages will be provided. Advance registration is required.
CURIOUS MINDS
102911 This program immerses students in hands-on inquiry and open-ended exploration! Let’s activate that inner scientist and get to work on making science fun! No Class: Nov 27
GIVE BACK SERVICE DAY AND VOLUNTEER FAIR
102913 Experience Martin Luther King Jr.’s legacy with us. Explore volunteering options, engage with local nonprofit and City department booths, and contribute to community projects.
CULINARY CREATIONS LAB
102921 Learn kitchen safety and create delicious meals! Each class features a unique recipe for hands-on cooking. Enjoy your meal and take home the recipe for a fun culinary experience. All supplies included.
NATURE PROGRAMS
FULL MOON HIKE
107001 Hike under the light of a full moon and learn about nighttime wildlife activity. Bring water, a flashlight and wear closed-toed shoes. Advance registration required and opens two weeks prior.
JURASSIC HIKE AT SKYLINE PARK
107008 Journey back 66 million years ago as we invite families to brave the park during the Jurassic time period. Hike an easy grade trail to the Discovery Overlook to participate in activities, paleo-education, and get an opportunity to pose for a selfie with a velociraptor. Youth who complete the trail earn a real fossil (limited supply). Bring a camera, water, dress accordingly, and wear closedtoed shoes. Advance registration is required for every adult and child and opens Jan. 6.
JINGLE BELL HIKE
107006 Santa Claus is coming to Skyline! Take your child on an easy .25-mile jingle bell hike to visit and take a photo with the real Santa. While waiting, enjoy a free cup of hot cocoa, holiday crafts, and music. Make sure to bring a camera. Advance registration required and opens Dec. 2. AGE
HIKING YOGA
107007 Each stop will focus on a different main chakra (energy centers in the body) starting at the root and finishing with the crown. No experience necessary. Bring water, sun protection and wear closed-toed shoes. Meet on bridge. Instructor: Julz
VETERANS DAY HIKE TO THE SUMMIT
All are invited to join Buckeye’s Community Services Department as we gather at the base of Mountain Wash trail, and hike 4 miles round-trip to post an American flag atop Valley Vista summit. This hike is in honor of military veterans who served in the United States Armed Forces. As part of the program, we are seeking Veterans that would like to share in the experience of carrying the flag to the summit. This hiking trail is rated at a high level of difficulty. Bring extra water, closed-toed shoes, and sun protection. Advanced registration is requested.
PLANTS OF THE SONORAN DESERT NATURE HIKE
107019 Discover Skyline Regional Park’s plants on an informative hike. Learn about their desert adaptations. Perfect for hiking enthusiasts intrigued by Sonoran Desert flora. Wear closed-toed shoes and bring sun protection and water. AGE
ROCKIN’ THE PARK GEOLOGY CLASS
107030 Discover the geological wonders woven into the Sonoran Desert. Guests from the West Valley Rock and Mineral club will be presenting this beginner level program. It is a unique opportunity to learn more about and identify the minerals and rocks seen while hiking. Instructor: West Valley Rock and Mineral Club
ALL ABOUT REPTILES
107033 The Sonoran Desert is home to 100+ coldblooded reptiles. Learn about these distinctive creatures ranging from Gila monsters, to chuckwallas, to the Sonoran Desert tortoise. Bring extra water, sun protection, and wear closed-toed shoes.
SKYLINE HIKE OF THE MONTH
107037 Don’t like to hike alone and want to learn more about Skyline trails? Join us for a 4–6 mile hike each month with fellow hikers that love the great outdoors. Bring extra water, snacks, sun protection and wear closedtoed shoes. Nov. Pyrite Summit, Dec. Javelina Summit and Jan. Skyline Crest Summit.
Elves on The Trail
Santa’s Elves are visiting Skyline to warm up and thaw out! Locate 10 of Santa’s Elves along the Red-tailed Hawk trail for a chance to win a small prize. Entry details can be seen at start of trail.
12/18–12/24
BACKPACKING 101
107043 Open to all skill levels, from curious beginners to experienced hikers. Learn about backpacking essentials, trip planning, packing, meals, and more. Don’t miss your chance to unlock the thrill of exploring nature on foot!
ARCHERY 101
107048 This fun, hands-on program exposes prospective archers to the sport of international style target archery. Archers follow the 11 Steps to Archery Success as they operate their bow and shoot an arrow. These steps safely guide archers through form, execution, and reflection of each shot. This program is for every student whether they are a beginner or on their way to becoming a professional. Minors must be accompanied by an adult. Meet at the Archery Range near the Skyline Entry Gate. Advance registration required and opens two weeks prior. Instructor: Buckeye Recreation Staff
What a better way to spend winter than reading great books!
Join the Buckeye Public Library
WINTER READING PROGRAM
January 1–31
Start by picking up and completing a Bingo card. Turn your card in for a collectable Tote Bag or winter-themed rubber duck!
Continue reading by completing bookmarks for an entry into a raffle. There is no limit to the number of bookmarks you turn in.
The more you read, the more chances you have to win!
Friday morning author talks at the Coyote and Downtown Libraries, as well as in the Festival Community! See online calendar for details.
Attend Playwriting and Bookbinding workshops.
Teens ages 14-18 (18-year-olds must be currently enrolled in High School) who complete their Bingo card will earn a golden ticket entry into a themed Lock-In at the Coyote Library!
CHILDREN
BABYTIME AGES BIRTH TO 23 MONTHS
Plant the roots of language and grow an early love of reading with your baby. Reading with your child builds their concentration, develops their listening and memory skills, and strengthens your relationship.
SENSORY BABYTIME IN PLACE OF BABYTIME
Experience open-ended sensory play through various activities that offer opportunities to learn and stimulate the senses. Talking with your child while doing hands-on activities helps develop language and motor skills at the same time!
STORYTIME AGES 2 TO 5
Spark your child’s imagination and curiosity with our weekly Storytime. Reading and sharing stories can assist in building a stronger vocabulary and enhance social skills.
JITTERBUGS IN PLACE OF STORYTIME
Singing and dancing helps children develop social confidence and spatial awareness. That’s why we offer a fun Storytime designed with storytelling through song and movement.
GIVE THANKS IN PLACE OF STORYTIME
This special Storytime will include stories, songs, and activities about giving thanks and showing gratitude. Families are encouraged to attend together!
SENSORY STORYTIME IN PLACE OF STORYTIME
Experience open-ended sensory play through various activities that offer opportunities to learn and stimulate the senses. Talking with your child while doing hands-on activities helps develop language and motor skills at the same time!
Holiday Fun with Santa!
Drop in any time between 4 p.m.–7 p.m. to have a family photo taken with Santa. Enjoy cookies, hot chocolate, activities, crafts, and stories.
NO BABYTIME/STORYTIME DEC 24–26 AND DEC 31–JAN 2
Tuesdays or Thursdays at 10:15 a.m. Coyote Library
Wednesdays at 10:15 a.m. Downtown Library
In place of Babytime at 10:15 a.m. on the following dates:
Coyote: January 28 January 30
Downtown: January 29
Tuesdays or Thursdays at 11:15 a.m. Coyote Library
Wednesdays at 11:15 a.m.
Downtown Library
In place of Storytime at 11:15 a.m. on the following dates:
Coyote: November 5 November 7 December 3 December 5 January 7 January 9 Downtown: November 6 December 4 January 8
In place of Storytime at 11:15 a.m. on the following dates:
Coyote: November 26
Downtown: November 27
In place of Storytime at 11:15 a.m. on the following dates:
Coyote: January 28 January 30
Downtown: January 29
Coyote: December 5
December 12
TEENS AND TWEENS
GAMER’S LOUNGE - AGES 8 TO 12
Team up with other gamers to play age-appropriate games in a positive environment. Games provided may include Nintendo Switch Mario Cart, Super Smash Bros, board games, computer games and more! No Gamer’s Lounge December 24 and 31
AGE DATE TIME LOCATION
8–12 Tu 4:30 p.m. Coyote
STEAM - AGES 8 TO 12
This program combines Science, Technology, Engineering, Art and Math to boost critical thinking and problem-solving skills with engaging hands-on activities. Each session offers interactive challenges to encourage creative thinking. No Steam December 5 and 12
8–12 Th 4:30 p.m. Downtown
5–7 P.M. JANUARY 16 COYOTE
FAMILY
OFF THE CLOCK
Looking for something to do after work or school? Drop in anytime from 1 p.m. until we close for a fun activity that stimulates your imagination!
DATE ACTIVITY LOCATION
M Puzzles and Board Games Downtown and Coyote Tu Marble Run Downtown and Coyote
W, Th Lego Fun Downtown and Coyote
ROADRUNNER BOOKMOBILE
On the road delivering services to your community! Check out the days, times and locations of the Roadrunner Bookmobile below:
Learn different ways you can volunteer as you visit booths of local non-profits and City departments. There will also be a fun service project that benefits our community. Supplies are limited. We’ll have games and popcorn to enjoy as well!
City of Buckeye non-profits interested in setting up a free booth to recruit volunteers are asked to complete an application. A limited number of booth slots are available. For questions or an application, email library@buckeyeaz.gov.
Place your holds online: buckeyeaz.gov/library or call 623-349-6300
LUTHER
ADULTS
BOOK DISCUSSION GROUP
Join us for a lively discussion where you are encouraged to discuss your reading experience and explore new perspectives. Monthly titles are selected by participants of the group and can be found at: buckeyeaz.gov/ librarycalendar
11/5, 12/3, 1/7 1 p.m.
11/19, 12/17, 1/21 1 p.m. Coyote
LETS TALK ABOUT BOOKS BOOK CLUB
Join us at “Let’s Talk About Books” book club, where like-minded individuals aged 18+ gather to expand their social circles while indulging in their passion for literature. Bring whatever book you are currently reading, have read, or just want to talk about. Whether you’re a seasoned bookworm or just starting your literary journey, come connect with fellow enthusiasts, share your favorite reads, get to know people and explore new literary adventures together! AGE DATE
18+ 11/13, 12/11, 1/8 6 p.m. Coyote
SEWING AND CRAFTING CLUB
Looking to share your love of sewing and crafting? Join us the first Monday of the month at the Coyote Library to share sewing, knitting and crafting tips and techniques. All are welcome from beginners to advanced. No supplies or equipment provided. Attendees bring their own projects to share or work on. No meeting 12/2.
11/4, 1/6 5:30–6:30 p.m. Coyote
THE CAROL RUGH
GENEALOGY CLUB
The library is offering those interested in Genealogy and family research an opportunity to come join our Genealogy Club and access Ancestry.com for free before the library opens.
11/20, 12/9, 12/18, 1/13, 1/15 8–10 a.m. Coyote
ADULT BOOKBINDING
Come and learn the basics of bookbinding while creating your very own book. You will become familiar with the history of bookbinding, basic bookbinding tools, terms, and materials. You will receive step-by-step instructions on creating book covers, signatures, Coptic stitching and paper marbling! Space is limited to 12 participants. Participants must plan on attending all 3 days of the workshop. Registration required. See calendar for details.
ASK A MASTER GARDENER
Bring your questions about planting, pruning, and caring for your yard and garden to the Coyote Library and ask a Master Gardener! No class in December.
and 1/11 10:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m.
How To Murder Your Wife with Jack Lemmon, Virna Lisi and Terry-Thomas (1965).
NOVEMBER 1
6 P.M. COYOTE LIBRARY
PROGRAMS AND ACTIVITIES
ARIZONA MERCI TRAIN BOXCAR: A 75TH ANNIVERSARY
A love story between two nations. This program provides an overview of the Friendship train of 1947 following the aftermath of World War II. It tells the story of how Arizona received the Merci Train Boxcar from the country of France 75 years ago. Presented by Daphney Davis, International President of THE QUESTERS.
RAWHIDE TO BONANZA: A NOSTALGIC HISTORY OF TV WESTERNS
On Sunday nights in the 1950s and 60s we got to eat dinner in the living room so we could watch Wagon Train, then later Maverick, and finally Bonanza. Meanwhile Gunsmoke plugged away on CBS for twenty years. In the 1960s there were Westerns on TV every night including The Virginian, Big Valley, The High Chaparral, and many more. Let’s rekindle fond memories of Matt Dillon, the Cartwrights, and the cowboys, lawmen, and outlaws who won our hearts.
SCHEDULE A GROUP TOUR
Schedule a group tour for your organization, students or business. These tours are a great way for you to experience the museum and interact with our local history. Group tours can be scheduled by contacting the Museum at museum@buckeyeaz.gov.
For up-and-coming exhibits and programs, sign up for the Museum’s newsletter and follow us on Facebook.
DID YOU KNOW?
Did you know Pioneer Days, now celebrated annually as Buckeye Days, was started in 1967 to expand and enhance the Buckeye Historical Museum, a Community Room, and a public library? Initially, the Town planned to construct new housing facilities for the museum but shifted its focus to prioritize the library. By 1971, Buckeye had successfully opened its first dedicated library building.
Explore Downtown
Buckeye, stop by to pick up your historic driving tour map!
SENIORS SENIORS
FOR AGES 60 AND OVER
THE BUCKEYE SENIOR CENTER WILL BE CLOSED ON NOV 11, 28-29, DEC 24-25, AND JAN 1, 20.
FITNESS
SILVERSNEAKERS YOGA
SIlverSneakers Yoga is a series of poses that are designed to increase flexibility, balance and range of motion. This class includes seated and standing poses incorporating a chair for support. Research suggests the benefits of Yoga include lower stress, reduces the risk of falls, deeper sleep, better range of motion and improved strength, to name a few.
DAYS TIME LOCATION FEES
Mondays 8–9 a.m. SEN FREE
SILVERSNEAKERS CLASSIC
Focus on strengthening muscles while increasing range of movement using handheld weights, elastic tubing and a ball and a chair for support. Equipment is provided. Wear comfortable shoes and bring your water! DAYS TIME
Wednesdays 8–8:45 a.m. SEN FREE
Fridays 8–8:45 a.m. SEN FREE
CARDIO DRUMMING
Cardio drumming is a fun and fast-paced way to increase your heart rate, improve your rhythm and burn calories! It combines cardio with drumming and upbeat music to create an effective workout! DAYS
Thursdays 8–8:45 a.m. SEN FREE
LINE DANCING
Build your confidence on the dance floor as you learn fun line dance routines! Registration Required. DAYS TIME LOCATION FEES
Beginner Class
Tuesdays 9:30–10:30 a.m. SEN FREE
Fridays 10:30–11:30 a.m. SRC FREE Intermediate Class
Tuesdays 8–9 a.m. SEN FREE
Fridays 9–10 a.m. SRC FREE
SENIOR POWER HOUR
High intensity workout with a senior citizen focus that emphasizes improving strength, flexibility and endurance.
Mondays 8:30–9:30 a.m. SRC $10 per month
FITNESS EQUIPMENT ROOM
If instructor-led classes aren’t for you we have a nicely equipped fitness room. Space is limited and available on a first come, first serve basis. Staff is available to show you how to use the equipment if needed.
Available Mondays–Fridays from 9 a.m.–4 p.m. Located at the Buckeye Senior Center.
DAILY MEAL PROGRAMS
The Buckeye Senior Program offers two meal programs for residents age 60+.
CONGREGATE LUNCH
The congregate lunch program is served Monday–Friday from 11:30 a.m.–12:30 p.m. Recommended contribution is $3.00; guests under 60 are $5.00. A monthly menu is available online. Registration is required and may be made up to two days in advance.
HOME-DELIVERED MEALS
Home-delivered meals are provided to individuals that are homebound. It is recommended that home-delivered meal clients contact the Area Agency on Aging Senior Help-Line at 602-264-HELP (4357). In addition, the Buckeye Senior Program offers private pay home-delivered meals for residents aged 60+ for a cost of $5.00 per meal.
CONTACT THE BUCKEYE SENIOR PROGRAM AT 623-349-6600 FOR MORE INFORMATION. FOR MORE
Writers Workshop
Are you ready to transform your wildest ideas into compelling stories? Whether you’re an aspiring novelist, a poetic dreamer, or just love scribbling in a journal, our workshop is your creative playground!
us as playwright Paco Jose Madden walks you through five workshops Thursdays DECEMBER thru JANUARY 1-4 P.M. | $25
TEXAS HOLD’EM
Bring your best bluff because poker is back!
1–4 p.m. SEN FREE
PAINT CLASS
Join us as we walk you through from start to finish in creating your own painting. No painting experience required! In this class we make fun art not fine art! All supplies included. Class size limited to 12. Registration required.
BINGO
Registered Buckeye Senior Program participants are invited to join us for Bingo! Reservations are required as space is limited.
Wednesdays and Fridays 12:45 p.m. SEN FREE
TRIPS
Registered participants of the Buckeye Senior Center can enjoy a day outing to various places of interest. Registration is required. Please consult Center Connection monthly newsletter for registration date, time, cost and any additional trips.
PARTIES
Join us for a morning of music, dancing, snacks and great company! Registration is required as seating is limited. Register in person or over the phone.
ARTS AND CRAFTS
Where imagination and heart blend to make creative art! Join us monthly for craft class. Supplies are provided. Consult Center Connection monthly newsletter for dates.
BILLIARDS ROOM
Enjoy a friendly game of billiards! Space is limited and available on a first come, first serve basis.
THE WRITERS TOOLBOX
This class teaches students various techniques to enhance writing, no matter the genre. You’ll learn how to write impactful monologues, inner dialogues, and how to blend elements from playwriting and screenwriting into your work. You’ll also explore improvisation to spark creativity and genuine reactions. Practice improvising scenes with others and then write them down. Finally, you’ll focus on crafting memorable first meetings between characters. Note that workshops may change.
12/12, 12/19, 1/2, 1/9
Holiday Shopping at Tanger Outlets
Wrigley Mansion
Desert Botanical Gardens
Thursday, 11/14
Thursday, 11/21
Thursday, 12/12
Lunch Bunch to George’s Kitchen Thursday, 12/19
Quartzsite Rock and Gem Show Thursday, 1/9
Wickenburg Museum and Nature Trail Thursday, 1/23
Cornucopia Craze Friday, 11/22
Silver Bells Christmas Party Friday, 12/20
Talent No Talent Show Friday, 1/31
$20.00, OPEN TO THE PUBLIC 18 AND OLDER DINNER AND D.J. | FORMAL ATTIRE REQUIRED
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 14TH 6:30-7:30
SPECIAL EVENTS CALENDAR
Memorial Day
Wednesday, May 27 8 a.m.
VETERANS MEMORIAL DEDICATION
November 9 | Sundance Park
Louis B. Hazelton Memorial Cemetery 23100 W. Broadway Road
HOLIDAY WALK THROUGH EXPERIENCE
Independence Day
November 30 – January 1 | Downtown Buckeye
COTTON FEST
December 7 | Monroe Avenue
Sundance Park
Thursday, July 4
6:30 - 9:30 p.m.
GLOW ON MONROE PARADE
December 14 | Monroe Avenue
RACE TO THE RUNWAY MARATHON
Buckeye Airport 3000 S. Palo Verde Rd. FACILITY CLOSURES
