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                                                        Cave Creek Museum Re-opens for the Season on Wed., Oct. 1   CAVE CREEK (Sept. 12, 2014) – Cave Creek Museum re-opens for the season on Wed., Oct. 1. Located at 6140 Skyline Drive, the Museum features an extensive collection of prehistoric and historic artifacts that describe the lives of Native Americans, miners, ranchers and pioneers. The museum hours are Wed., Thurs., Sat. and Sun. from 1 p.m. to 4:30 p.m., and Fri. from 10 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. Entrance fees are $5 for adults; $3 for seniors; and $2 for students. Children 12 and under are free.   One of the biggest highlights of the season will be monthly demonstrations of the Museum’s historic “Golden Reef” Stamp Mill which dates back to 1880 and was used to crush hard rock ore so that gold could be separated and saved. There have not been any operational Stamp Mills in Maricopa County since the closure of the Arizona Mining and Mineral Museum in 2011, and Cave Creek Museum’s Stamp Mill is the only operational 10-Stamp Mill in the state. The schedule of monthly demonstrations will be announced on Oct. 1.   Another new exhibit will be “Saddle Up,” a colorful display of horse saddles dating from 1890 to 1950, including one that was made for a professional baseball player. The new “Baskets, Baskets, Beautiful Baskets” exhibit features Native American baskets dating from the 1880s to the 1930s. The baskets are from several Arizona tribes:  Pima (O'Odham), Navajo, Apache, Havasupai, Yavapai and Papago (Tohono O'Odham). In addition, the Museum will unveil a new “Arizona’s Greatest Battle” exhibit that features history about what is considered to be the greatest recorded battle ever fought in Arizona. The 1857 battle was the last in a series of skirmishes in which the O’Odham (Pima) and Piipaash (Maricopa) fought their adversaries to the west. The exhibit will include a replica war shield, a war club, sandals and more on loan from the Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Community.   Lifestyle will also be highlighted in a new bola tie and “Dirty Laundry” washing machine exhibit.   “The washing machine was revolutionary because it changed a woman’s life dramatically,” said Evelyn Johnson, executive director of Cave Creek Museum. “We’ll show the evolution of this household task from 1870 through 1940.”   The museum will host several new children’s programs throughout the year and bring back popular annual events, including “A Miner’s Dinner” in November, “Antiques Appraisal Day” in January, “Authors’ Month” in February and its biggest fundraiser of the year, “Homes Through Time” home tour in March.   For information, call (480) 488-2764 or visit www.cavecreekmuseum.org.         Desert Foothills Theater Celebrates 40 Years with New Season of Music, Drama, Comedy, Mystery and More In many ways, Desert Foothills Theater’s journey has played out much like its upcoming season. Since it was founded in 1975 by Anne and Carl Nusbaum, the theater has seen drama…like the time its tent, which served as the theater in the early days, was destroyed by a storm. There’s been plenty of comedy, especially during cast parties. On occasion, there’s been some mystery…like what exactly is the story behind the ghost in the little blue dress who tap dances on the stage at the Fine Arts Center when few are around? And always, there has been a wonderful mix of live music. “This is a very special year for us,” said Meribeth Reeves, Desert Foothills Theater’s (DFT) managing director. “We celebrate our 40th anniversary during this season. In four decades, we’ve weathered two significant recessions, we moved three times, we’ve expanded our services to include youth productions, classes and workshops, and our fabulous family of actors, musicians, stage technicians, choreographers and volunteers who have helped us earn many prestigious ariZoni and National Youth Arts awards keeps growing.” DFT’s first youth theater production of the season, The Dracula Rock Show, takes place Fri., Oct. 3 through Sun., Oct. 12. Written by Malcolm Sircom and directed by Lizzie Baggleman, The Dracula Rock Show features a cast of 20 talented performing artists ranging in age from eight to 14. The hilarious plot, eccentric characters and a dynamic score embracing 60s rock and 70s disco music will be entertaining for audience members of all ages. Be sure to mark your calendar to attend DFT’s production of Anything Goes, set for Fri., Nov. 14 through Sun., Nov. 23 on the main stage of Cactus Shadows Fine Arts Center. Directed by Sara Bernstein, this musical farce features singing and tap dancing to a comical plot set to music by the incredible Cole Porter.   For a full list of the 2014-2015 season shows, to purchase a subscription, or order tickets, visit www.dftheater.org or call (480) 488-1981. Media Contacts:   Sue Kern-Fleischer, (602) 810-1404, suekern@gmail.com   Meribeth Reeves, DFT, 602-769-0848, mbreeves@cox.net  Historic photo: "Man of LaMancha" Desert Foothills Theater (DFT) is a program of the Foothills Community Foundation (FCF).  DFT wishes to thank its supporters, including the following sponsors: Arizona Commission on the Arts with support from the National Endowment for the Arts, Scottsdale Cultural Council, Scottsdale League for the Arts, Carefree Kiwanis and our many additional business and individual supporters!  VISIT OUR WEBSITE: Chapter2BooksAZ.com  CHAPTER 2 BOOKS at  Desert Foothills Library 38443 N. Schoolhouse Road Cave Creek, AZ 85331 480-488-2777 Bookstore Hours: Monday-Friday: 9 am-4 pm Saturday: 10 am - 4 pm Sunday:  Noon - 4 pm  MONTHLY BOOK SALE LOOKING FOR A GREAT BARGAIN?     STOP BY CHAPTER 2 BOOKS Friday, October 3rd from 9 am to 6 pm Saturday, October 4th  from 10 am to 4 pm Sunday, October 5th from 12 noon to 4 pm GREAT BOOKS!  GREAT PRICES! Pocket Paperbacks Our Price:   $0.50 Trade Paperbacks and Hardcovers Our Price:   $1.00 Location: At the Desert Foothills Library on the tables and black carts outside Chapter 2 Books. We accept cash, check and debit/credit cards.  Minimum purchase of $10.00 for debit/credit card purchases.  HELP SUPPORT THE LIBRARY BY DONATING YOUR USED BOOKS   

Triple R Horse Rescue Plans Hope for Horses Gala Second annual event to help horses in need Triple R Horse Rescue will host the second annual Hope for Horses Gala on October 11, 2014 from 5:00 to 9:00 PM at the Carefree Resort and Conference Center in Carefree, Ariz., which is located at 37220 Mule Train Road. "We are overwhelmed with the response we received last year for this first time event and cannot thank our community enough for the support they have shown us," says Ken Bacher, president of Triple R Horse Rescue. "We look forward to an even more magnificent and successful event this fall." Triple R Horse Rescue held the first Hope for Horses Gala in October 2013 and raised more than $20,000 to help advance the organization's mission to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome horses in its care. According to Ken Bacher, president of Triple R Horse Rescue, the event now will feature Mary Hoffman, a popular Mesa, Ariz.-based singer songwriter as entertainment for the event. Hoffman, winner of the Arizona State University (ASU) Idol competition in 2004 and a country music aficionado, has fronted for Kenny Chesney, Keith Urban, Gary Allen, Easton Corbin, The Band Perry and other big name acts and has sung with Sugarland. In addition, Robert J. Leary, the volunteer head coach and founder for ASU’s western equestrian team, will serve as master of ceremonies and auctioneer for the fund-raiser event. His work with the ASU team has lead to wins including the regional championship, and numerous riders have made their way to the semi and national championship competitions. Leary has worked with Triple R Horse Rescue in rehabilitating horses for adoption with the help of the ASU team. Triple R Horse Rescue, the only horse rescue in Cave Creek, Ariz., held the first Hope for Horses Gala in October 2013 and raised more than $20,000 to help advance the organization's mission to rescue, rehabilitate and rehome horses in its care. This year’s event also will feature dinner, silent and live auction items and special surprise announcements. Interested donors can submit auction items for the event to Terilynn Meeker at 602.999.0794 or email terilynn@triplerhorserescueaz.com. Tickets are $75 and can be purchased at www.triplerhorserescueaz.com or via email at Sallie@triplerhorserescueaz.com. About Triple R Horse Rescue Triple R Horse Rescue is a 501(c)3 organization that rescues, rehabilitates and re-homes horses surrendered to its care. The organization, which is run 100% by volunteers, relies on support from the community to fulfill its mission. Located on three acres donated by Lil Bit North Ranch in Cave Creek, Ariz., Triple R Horse Rescue is dedicated to assisting the 175,000 unwanted horses in the United States. In the past three years, the organization has re-homed more than 100 horses. For more information about Triple R Horse Rescue and the Hope for Horses Gala visit http://www.triplerhorserescueaz.com.                                     LUNCH  Friday, October 17, 2014 11:00 a.m. ‘til 1:00 p.m.          Carefree Town Center    Have lunch, feed the hungry and keep the bowl!   All proceeds benefit the Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center   The annual Foothills Empty Bowls Project to honor World Hunger Day will be held at the Carefree Town Center on Friday, October 17, from 11:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.   Lunch prepared by Carefree Resort & Conference Center will be served in hand made ceramic or glass bowls. For a minimum donation of $15, guests can select their own unique bowl, made by members and friends of the Sonoran Arts League, and keep it as a lasting reminder of world hunger.   All proceeds from the lunch are donated to the Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center, and will support their ongoing effort to provide emergency food and services to area families in need of assistance.    Sponsored by: Sonoran Arts League • Town of Carefree  Carefree Resort & Conference Center Marjon Ceramics & Laguna Clay   Appreciation to donors: Basha’s, Costco, students of  Saguaro & Cactus Shadows HS,  Arizona Clay, Sonoran Trails MS, PVCC ceramics students, and the many local potters and artists who made and donated the bowls and auction items.   For more information, call: 480-488-6070     Information: Patty Villeneuve, Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce, 480-488-3381,execdirector@carefreecavecreek.org. or Kim Prince, Proven Media, 480-221-7995, kim@provenmediaservices.com       CAREFREE CAVE CREEK CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PRESENTS Community Expo - Saturday, October 18   The Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce presents a Community Expo, from 1 – 4 p.m., Saturday, October 18 at the Cactus Shadows High School Gymnasium, 5802 E. Dove Valley Road in Cave Creek. Admission is free. Information is available by calling 480-488-3381, or clicking carefreecavecreek.org.   The event will feature a variety of services, business and non-profit organizations from throughout the communities of Carefree, Cave Creek and North Scottsdale. Prizes and raffles drawings are available throughout the event. Food and beverages will also be available.   Exhibitors include National Bank of Arizona, Desert Foothills Land Trust, Carefree Property Service and Easy Street Clinic.   “We invite individuals of all ages to attend. There is something at the expo for every member of the family and it’s a great way to get out and talk with neighbors and meet those work so hard to make our community great,” said Patty Villeneuve, executive director of the Chamber of Commerce.   The Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce hosts monthly business breakfasts and after hours mixers throughout the community. In addition, the organization presents the Carefree Christmas Festival parade each year. Memberships are encouraged and all events are open to the public.   Exhibitor spaces are still available. For pricing or additional information, contact the Chamber.   The Carefree Cave Creek Chamber is an independent, 501© non-profit organization, that focuses on enhancing the local business and community environment through networking and educational opportunities. To learn more about upcoming Chamber events, or for information on becoming a member, call 480-488-3381, or visit www.carefreecavecreek.org.           Thursday October 23rd 6pm - 9pm Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion 100 Easy Street Carefree, AZ 3rd Annual Event Benefiting Foothills Animal Rescue Sample fine wines and local fares from the top restaurants in the Cave Creek/Carefree/North Scottsdale area. Enjoy a night under the stars, live jazz and the chance to bid on over 50 silent auction items ranging from golf outings to wine tastings and much more! Tickets are$25 each and be purchased at our shelter and online after September 1. For information regarding food or wine hosting or sponsorship opportunities, please call us at 480-488-9890. UPCOMING EVENTS    "Pars and Putting for Paws" On September 14, come out and tee it up for a good "paws". We are thankful to our friends at City Host for partnering with Foothills for what will be a great day at Orange Tree Golf Resort. For more information and to register, visit: City Host Golf Outing Monsoon Adoption Specials Help us make room for more rescues by considering a new addition to your family or by referring a friend. Monsoon Dog specials are just $50 - you could also "Double the Cuddle" by adopting two kittens for the price of one - only $75! Please visit our website to view all available pets and monsoon specials at Foothills Animal Rescue Eat in, Carry-Out, Cater a Party while supporting Foothills! September 27 will be "Foothills Day" at the Rubio's in North Scottsdale! 20% of all orders received on this will be donated to Foothills. Simply go to the link below to print out the redemption coupon. Enjoy the good food while supporting our shelter pets! Go to - Rubio's Foothills Fundraisier Forward this email STAY CONNECTED               Copyright © 20XX. All Rights Reserved. Create a legacy of caring, Adopt a best friend for life! Dedicated to Rescue, Care and Adoption of homeless cats and dogs Sweet Dreams   Bedtime Stories You can make a world of difference when you donate!  When you go to sleep tonight, in your comfy, snuggly bed, "paws" for a moment and think of the shelter guests that are waiting for their forever homes.   We are in need of Kuranda beds for the dogs and towers for the cats.   Providing beds and towers reduces stress, promotes a healthy living space and keep them  comfortable.  Please take action for our dogs and cats. Wags and purrs....Sweet Dreams.  Paw It Forward Know someone else that might be interested?  Share this email with your friends.          Fall Events and Activities September 2014 Dear Lyn, The Land Trust is gearing up for a terrific fall, and we hope you'll join us! We have lots of great projects and events coming up with plenty of opportunities for all our donors, volunteers and ambassadors like you to participate. One of our activities will be cleaning up following the recent flooding in our communities. Overall, these conservation properties are set aside so that natural processes like flooding can occur naturally. However, Jewel of the Creek Preserve, P.A. Seitts Preserve and New River Nature Reserve will all need some trail work and we'll be looking for some help. Thank you for your support. We hope to see you at some of the Land Trust's upcoming events!    Focus on the Foothills Field Course  Join Desert Foothills Land Trust staff and Stewards, and other knowledgeable professionals as we discover what makes this area so unique. From its abundant cultural and historical resources, to its plants and animals, the area surrounding the Carefree/Cave Creek/New River mountains provides a fascinating and fun educational experience. This course will include four Saturday classes that will take us out on a different Desert Foothills Land Trust preserve each day. All classes will start at the DFLT office before heading out to a nearby preserve. Classes will run from 9 am until approximately noon.       September 20, 2014  Jewel of the Creek Preserve Desert riparian habitats, wildlife corridors September 27, 2014 H.B. Wallace Preserve at Lone Mountain Plants and geology  October 4, 2014  Preserve at the Cave Archaeology  October 11, 2014 P.A. Seitts Preserve at Go John Canyon  Homesteading and ranching history  ___________________________________________________ Those who are interested in becoming more involved with the Land Trust may elect to attend an optional free training class to become a hike leader and/or Preserve Steward: November 1, 2014  Caroline Bartol Preserve at Saguaro Hill Techniques of leading hikes and collecting data in the field     SPACE IS LIMITED SO SIGN UP TODAY! COST: $35 for all four classes and includes a DFLT water bottle, and refreshments. Must be 16 years or older and be able to hike 2.5 miles on uneven terrain.   Click here to register or call 480.488.6131 x 3 2014 Mountains of the Land Trust Photo Contest We're going digital this year!   2013 first place (photographers' choice) winner by Bob Hughes. Get your Daisy Mountain and Black Mountain photos ready, because the Mountains of the Land Trust Photo Contest is here! It will be easier than ever before to enter - no printed photos required this year. Just submit your high resolution digital photos and entry form to photos@dflt.org by November 3, 2014 and we'll take it from there! Our professional photographer judges will review all entries and choose their top 13 picks. We are grateful to Don Asakawa, Alan Lowy, Kazu Okutomi, Richard Rubenstein, Jerry Sieve, and Mike Spinelli for again serving as judges! Their top choice will be on the cover of our 2015 Mountains of the Land Trust Calendar and will receive one of our grand prizes. The second, third and fourth place winners will also receive prizes. Additionally, during the month of November, the public will be able to vote online for the Peoples' Choice Award Winner, who will also win a grand prize.   Just email your entry form and best photos to photos@dflt.org by November 3, 2014. Please also review the complete rules and entry information, available on our website.  Thank you to the photographers who share their talent to help us inspire support for local land conservation!  Saturday, November 15, 2014  10:00am - 2:00 pm Jewel of the Creek Preserve, Cave Creek   Join us for a day of fun and adventure on a beautiful Land Trust preserve!  Live animals, crafts, refreshments and goody bags for the kids - all FREE! Meet human and wildlife ambassadors from partner nonprofit organizations and learn about our incredible desert home. We'll see you on the trails! Visit our website for more details. Other Upcoming Events  Volunteer Orientation Saturday, October 18 10:00 - 11:30 am DFLT office, Carefree Contact mwarren@dflt.org to register or call 480-488-6131  Anthem Autumnfest October 25-26, 2014 All Day ACC Community Park  Visit our information booth and enjoy all the fall fun activities!  Fall Preserve Tours October - December Look for dates in our next e-newsletter, on our website, and on our Facebook page. All Land Trust tours are free, but space is limited and reservations are required. Many hikes fill up, so register soon! Quick Links      Desert Foothills Land Trust (www.dflt.org)     Become a Land Trust VOLUNTEER!    Archived e-newsletters are  available here!     About Desert Foothills Land Trust: Desert Foothills Land Trust works with landowners, communities and partners to protect the most special and important natural areas in the Arizona communities of Carefree, Cave Creek, North Scottsdale, North Phoenix, Anthem, Desert Hills and New River. The Land Trust has permanently protected more than 680 acres on 22 preserves, many of which are open to the public for exploration and passive recreation. In 2010, the Land Trust was awarded accredited status by the national Land Trust Accreditation Commission – a mark of distinction in the land trust community. More information is available at www.dflt.org or 480‐488‐6131.  
 KIWANIS CLUB OF CAREFREE 18-HOLE PUTTING TOURNAMENT AT TONTO VERDE GOLF CLUB

Saturday, October 25, 2014, is the Kiwanis Club of Carefree  "Get Off Your Butt and Come Putt" 18-hole Putting Tournament at the breathtakingly beautiful Tonto Verde Golf Club in Rio Verde.

Join the Carefree Kiwanis for a fun and exciting 18-hole Putting Tournament, followed by cocktails, a buffet, live auction and prizes at the award-wining Tonto Verde Clubhouse. Tickets are all-inclusive for just $100 per player and $50 for non-players. Registration, silent auction, and a long putt contest begin at 3pm. The tournament starts at 4pm.

Need a ride to and from Tonto Verde? Let us know and the Kiwanis Club of Carefree can arrange that, too. But hurry ... the tournament field is limited to just 72 players ... so get off your butt and sign up! For more information call 480-488-8400 or visit www.kiwaniscarefree.org ; 

The Tonto Verde Golf Club is located 10 minutes East of Troon North, at 18402 El Circulo Drive, Rio Verde 85263. The 18-Hole Putting Tournament benefits the Kiwanis Club of Carefree Benefit Foundation, Inc. For additional information about Kiwanis Club of Carefree activities, youth programs, and scholarships, call 480-488-8400 or visit www.kiwaniscarefree.org ; 

 Kiwanis Club of Carefree www.kiwaniscarefree.org Media contact: Karen Mackiewich, Executive Director, Kiwanis Club of Carefree Karen@kiwaniscarefree.com or 480-488-7169   KIWANIS CONCERT SERIES   PREMIERE SEASON STARTS OFF WITH A BANG!   Kiwanis Club of Carefree is proud to announce the premiere season of Kiwanis Concert Series, raising funds for Kiwanis Club of Carefree Benefit Foundation, Inc. The Kiwanis Concert Series starts off with a bang on October 25 and 26, 2014, with "Sinatra & Friends" starring Robbie Howard.   Las Vegas headliner Robbie Howard as Frank Sinatra brilliantly delivers the music, comedy and memories of the Rat Pack with all the smoothness of "Old Blue Eyes" himself. A world-renowned impersonator, Howard recreates Sinatra and his Rat Pack pals, plus celebrities Johnny Carson, Willie Nelson, Julio Iglesias, Andy Williams, Paul Anka, Tom Jones, and Barry Manilow. With an arsenal of over 60 different vocal impressions, Howard has sold out long-running shows in Las Vegas for more than 20 years. With favorites like "World on a String" and "New York New York," you're going to enjoy every minute!   "Frank Sinatra is coolly, confidently embodied by Robbie Howard ... " - New York Times   "He sounds so much like Sinatra it will send chills down your spine." - East End Theatre Reviews, NY       All of the Kiwanis Concert Series shows are held at the Sanderson Lincoln Pavilion in Carefree Town Center Gardens. A Six Show Package is available for $140. Individual Show Tickets are $30. For information or tickets call (480) 488-7169 or visit www.kiwaniscarefree.org. Tickets may also be purchased at The Kiwanis Marketplace, 6535 E. Cave Creek Road. For information on Kiwanis Club of Carefree and its youth education programs in the arts, sciences and living skills, and scholarships, please call 480-488-8400 or visit www.kiwaniscarefree.org.  Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center to benefit from Charles Schwab Cup Championship’s Tickets Fore Charity program Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center will benefit from the 2014 Charles Schwab Cup Championship’s Tickets Fore Charity program. The tournament will be held at the Desert Mountain Cochise Course in Scottsdale October 29 through November 2, 2014. As part of the charity ticket sales program, 100% of all proceeds are returned to organizations to support people in need. To build on past success, Foothills Food Bank created, “Challenge for the Cup,” to spur ticket sales and to earn an additional contribution from Charles Schwab of up to $12,000. All ticket purchases made directly from Foothills Food Bank will automatically be entered in a drawing for prizes. To purchase tickets, send a check made out to Foothills Food Bank for the desired number of $20 tickets, or, send your charge card information to: Foothills Food Bank PO Box 715, Carefree, AZ 85377 Attention: Challenge for the Cup Ticket buyers must include a return address with the order; tickets will be sent by mail, or call the food bank at 480.488.1145 to credit charge over the phone. The Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center provides emergency food, financial assistance and other life necessities and resources to individuals and families in the desert foothills, which encompasses a 180-square mile area that includes Black Canyon City, Cave Creek, Carefree, Anthem, Desert Hills, New River, north Scottsdale and north Phoenix. For more details on the Charles Schwab Cub Championship and the ticket sales program, visit Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center at www.foothillsfoodbank.com. CONTACT:             Pam DiPietro         480.488.1145    Arizona Musicfest Wine & Cheese Volunteer Open House November 6th, from 6 p.m. - 8 p.m. The Windgate Ranch Clubhouse 18570 N. Thompson Peak Parkway, Scottsdale, AZ 85255 Admission is free.   Arizona Musicfest will host a Wine & Cheese Volunteer Open House on November 6 from 6 p.m. – 8 p.m. at the Windgate Clubhouse for anyone in the community interested in volunteering at the premier winter music festival.  Guests will enjoy hosted wine and cheese during the open house, can meet and mingle with fellow volunteers and learn about the wide array of opportunities to get involved with through the Musicfest organization.     The Arizona Musicfest, now in its 24th year, presents top musical artists  during a 6-week Festival, featuring performances at several venues in , Scottsdale and NE Phoenix.  This year’s Festival includes country legend Rosanne Cash, Storm Large of Pink Martini, the Duke Ellington Orchestra, as well as major jazz, bluegrass, pop and orchestral concerts including Rimsky-Korsakov’s Scherazade, Beethoven’s “Emperor” Piano Concerto and Strauss’ The Blue Danube Waltz.  The Arizona Musicfest organization also provides important music education programming to area schools, as well as fosters young talent through its young artist competitions, scholarships and young artist performances held throughout the year.   Arizona Musicfest volunteers are heavily involved in the organization, providing critical support for the organization’s events including ushering, hospitality, transportation for visiting artists, and assistance with youth competitions and educational outreach.       "Finding a place where you can combine your passion for music and the performing arts while truly making a difference makes volunteering for Arizona Musicfest one of the most rewarding experiences I’ve ever participated in," says Dee Harrington- Hartwell, Volunteer Committee Chairperson at Arizona Musicfest. “Hearing and meeting these incredible artists, working alongside new friends, and discovering the next generation of talent -  it’s a wonderful organization to be a part of.”   Arizona Musicfest volunteers meet monthly from October through April at social gatherings to receive updates on events and activities, to meet other volunteers and to discuss volunteer happenings.  The  annual festival runs from January 29 – March 5, when volunteer participation is at its peak.  Other volunteer opportunities exist all year long.   Information and a volunteer application are available at www.azmusicfest.org or contact Arizona Musicfest at 480-488-0806 or azmusicfest@azmusicfest.org.      ARIZONA MUSICFEST TO PRESENT  "APPLAUSE" NOVEMBER 12, 2014 at 6:00 pm AT TROON COUNTRY CLUB  Piano Sensation Jim Witter To Headline Gala  Benefitting Annual Music Festival   Arizona Musicfest will host its annual fundraiser, "Applause" on November 12 at 6:00 pm at the Troon Country Club. The event features a three-course gourmet dinner created by the acclaimed Troon Country Club chefs and a special performance by guest artist, Jim Witter. An award-winning singer/songwriter, Mr. Witter's shows "The Piano Men" and his upcoming "Feelin' Groovy" take audiences on a musical journey through hit songs of the 60s and70s. "Feelin' Groovy: The Era of Simon and Garfunkel" will be part of the 2015 Arizona Musicfest in February. "Applause" celebrates excellence in artistry and philanthropy in support of Arizona  Musicfest. This year's event will give special recognition to honoree Barbara H. "Bobbie" Breeden for her long-standing and generous support of Arizona Musicfest. "Applause" will also feature the launch of Musicfest's annual raffle, this year featuring an exciting entertainment getaway to New Orleans. "Applause" 2014 is generously sponsored by RTS Private Wealth Management. Tickets to "Applause" are $175 and are available by calling Arizona Musicfest at 480-488-0806. More information at www.azmusicfest.org EVENT INFORMATION "APPLAUSE" - A Special Event Benefitting Arizona Musicfest  DATE: November 12, 2014 at 6:00 pm  LOCATION: Troon Country Club 25000 North Windy Walk Drive, Scottsdale, AZ  85255 TICKETS: $175 each (a portion of which is tax deductible)  RESERVATIONS: 480-488-0806 
  SAVE THE DATE NOVEMBER 17th Foothills Caring Corps 4th Annual Charity Golf Tournament At Mirabel Golf Club   The Foothills Caring Corps, 7275 E. Easy Street, Carefree, Arizona, invites the community to participate in its 4th Annual Charity Golf Tournament at Mirabel Golf Club in Scottsdale on Monday, November 17.   Limited to 120 players, individual registration for the tournament is $350 and includes golf, food and beverages.  Sponsors and players will participate in a scramble format tournament with a shotgun start at 10:00 a.m.  Registration and breakfast begins at 8:30 a.m.  Other support opportunities and sponsorships with free plays are available. Drinks and hors d’oeuvres will follow play, as well as raffle prizes.   Mirabel’s Tom Fazio designed golf course is a stunning and highly acclaimed private facility that will be open to the public for this benefit fundraiser. To register, or for more information, call 480-488-1105, or visit foothillscaringcorps.com. Mirabel is located at 37100 N. Mirabel Club Drive in Scottsdale.   “Whether you are a golf enthusiast, recreational player, or avid golfer, this tournament is for everyone. It is about ensuring we can continue our mission to provide programs and assist the elderly neighbors in our community, as well as have some fun, “said Foothills Caring Corps Executive Director, Debbra Determan.   A much-anticipated event, the tournament is considered a major fundraiser for the 501 (C) 3 non-profit, volunteer-driven organization.   Determan invites guests to make and establish volunteer connections while enjoying the beauty of Mirabel Golf Club.   Established in 2000, The Foothills Caring Corps is volunteer-driven non-profit 501 (c) (3) dedicated to promoting independence and enhancing the quality of life for older residents. To volunteer, become a donor or to learn more about the programs of the Caring Corps, click www.foothillscaringcorpscom, call 480-488-1105 or visit the offices at 7275 E. Easy Street, Suite B103, in Carefree. Or, write PO Box 831, Carefree, AZ 85377 or services@foothillscaringcorps.com.            Desert Foothills Library Youth Events/Programs Information for all events: Contact Susan Alberts or David Court, Desert Foothills Library, 480-488-2286, salberts@dfla.org, dcourt@dfla.org, www.desertfoothillslibrary.org Where:  All events below take place at Desert Foothills Library, 38443 North Schoolhouse Road, Cave Creek, 85327. Cost:  All events are free. *** When:  9:45 AM – 10:15 AM, Tuesday (every week) What:  Toddler Storytime (ages 2-5) Join us for stories and songs at the library! No registration required. *** When:  9:45 AM – 10:15 AM, Thursday (every week) What: Little Ones Storytime (ages birth-36 months) Join us for stories and songs at the library! No registration required. *** When:  1 – 3 PM (last Sunday of each month) What:  Teen Advisory Group This group brings together teens who are interested in being involved here at the Desert Foothills Library. Whether through volunteering or brainstorming for programs, come meet other library enthusiasts and share your ideas. Refreshments are provided. *** When:  4:00 – 5:00 PM every Friday What:  Teen Table Games Looking for something to do on a Friday afternoon? Join us for table games – from Pictionary to Monopoly, chess and checkers and much more! Refreshments are provided. Books Can... (ages 0-5 years, 6-week series) This course uses popular picture books to promote your child's social and emotional development as well as address challenging behaviors. Thursdays, 10/16 - 11/20  10:30 AM Don't miss: Wendy the Witch  A yearly favorite, Wendy the Witch returns to the Desert Foothills Library this October to entertain and inspire children with a little Halloween magic!  October 27th @ 11:00 AM Recommended for ages 3-10 To register, call 480-488-2286  Don't miss LEGO club October 23rd @ 4:00 PM  Come build your own adventure! Collaborate with your peers to build fantastic machines or elaborate buildings - your imagination is the only requirement!  Recommended for ages 4+ To register, call 480-488-2286    Desert Foothills Library 2014 Adult Events/Programs Information for all events: Contact Dereth DeHaan or David Court, Desert Foothills Library, 480-488-2286, ddehaan@dfla.org, dcourt@dfla.org, www.desertfoothillslibrary.org Where:  All events below take place at Desert Foothills Library, 38443 North Schoolhouse Road, Cave Creek, 85327. Cost:  All events are free, except where noted. *** When:  4 – 5 p.m., Every Tuesday What:  Guided Meditation Modern science continues to prove that meditation, an ancient and powerful technique, helps us deeply rest, connect to our inner selves and restore ourselves physically, mentally, and spiritually.  Guided meditation practice will help you to de-stress from the busy-ness of your everyday life, restore good sleep habits and change destructive habits and thoughts. In this practice, we lie on the floor with closed eyes and relax in the space just before sleep. This may be easier for you than traditional seated meditation. Please bring any props, such as a yoga mat or a blanket, that will make you more comfortable. If you cannot lie down on the floor, you may sit on a chair. Instructors Judith Zeiger and Marci Sheer. Special Registration Process: Call or email Judith Zeiger (480)760-5645 jazeiger@cox.net. Cost:  $5 cash, pay to instructor at each class.   *** When:  REGULAR Class 8:45 – 9:45 a.m., Every Friday; CHAIR Class 10 – 10:30 a.m. CHAIR Class 1 – 1:45 p.m., Every Wednesday What:  Qigong/Tai Chi Easy A discipline that can be practiced and benefits gained at any age – you are never too old! A blending of Qigong and Tai Chi, with deep breathing and repeated gentle motions and stretches to improve health, balance, agility and flexibility. The “Chair” class is for anyone who wants to take it extra slow and easy. Wear loose clothing and bare feet. Limited to 15. Special Registration Process: Call or email instructor Bina Bou: 480-284-1300 or bina.b75@gmail.com. Cost:  Prepay instructor $20 cash for 4 classes; or $8 drop-in.   *** When:  1 – 2 p.m., Every Sunday              Noon – 1 p.m., Every Thursday What:  Gentle Yoga This slow-paced class focuses on breathing, gentle yoga poses, and stretching to increase flexibility and balance. Please bring a yoga mat. Limited to 15. Special Registration Process: Call or email instructor Sylvia Labrado: 480-776-4743 or agelessyogaaz@gmail.com. Cost:  $5 cash, pay to instructor at each class.   *** What:  Spanish Offerings When:  10:30 a.m. – noon, Every Wednesday What:  Intermediate Conversational Spanish. Informal chat session using various books, flashcards, etc. Beginning April 23, each week will feature a half-hour episode of the Destinos series on DVD, followed by discussion in Spanish. No instructor. Contact Barbara Koca, 480-488-5332. *** When:  5 – 7 p.m., 3rd Tuesday each month What: Cinematic Reflections on the Cold War Era Each documentary film in this series is introduced by documentary filmmaker Penelope Price, who will discuss the cinematic style; a post-film discussion follows, led by Gary Zaro, faculty expert from Paradise Valley Community College(PVCC). The film series traces the evolution of the Cold War from its genesis after WWII to its conclusion in 1991 with the formal dissolution of the USSR. The films reveal the back stories behind the events, interview the major players, and analyze the political fallout that occurred during that time. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286. Supported and funded by: Arizona State Library, Institute of Museum and Library Services (federal), PVCC & Desert Foothills Library. October 21:  An American Ism: Joe McCarthy (88 min.) November 18: A Crime to Fit the Punishment (46 min.) December 16: A Grin Without a Cat (108 min.) October Highlights: When:  Noon – 1 p.m., October 7 (1st Tuesday each month series) What: Art Nosh Lunch:  Thinking Like a Potter, presented by Heard Museum Guild Enjoy a nosh while being educated & entertained by docents from Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Art, Phoenix Art Museum and Heard Museum Guild. Limited seating. Registration required: 480-488-2286. Event is free. Order a boxed lunch provided by Grotto Café (Cost: $10, due when registering by Monday a.m. prior to event date. Choose from 3 menu items: ask at front desk or access menu at www.dfla.org.) OR brown bag it. *** When:  6:30 – 7:30 p.m., Monday, October 16 What:  The PGA Tour Gerald Goodwin, Executive Director of the PGA Tour Charles Schwab Cup Championship at Desert Mountain, will share behind the scenes stories. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286.
 *** When:  3:30 – 5:30 p.m., Tuesday, October 14 What: Yappy Hour on the Terrace Wine for humans, treats for the pups...Join us, with your dog (or just because you’re a dog-lover), mingle out on the Waterfall Terrace, and enjoy hearing our guest speaker Jim Walkington of Rattlesnake University. Jim will share stories, and how he “snake-proofs” dogs through training. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286. *** When:  5 – 7 p.m., October 21 (3rd Tuesday each month series) What: Cinematic Reflections on the Cold War Era October documentary:  An American Ism: Joe McCarthy (88 min.) Each documentary film in this series is introduced by documentary filmmaker Penelope Price, who will discuss the film’s director and style; a post-film discussion follows, led by Gary Zaro, faculty Cold War expert from Paradise Valley Community College(PVCC). The film series traces the evolution of the Cold War from its genesis after WWII to its conclusion in 1991 with the formal dissolution of the USSR. The films reveal the back stories behind the events, interview the major players, and analyze the political fallout that occurred during that time. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286. Supported and funded by: Arizona State Library, Institute of Museum and Library Services (federal), PVCC & Desert Foothills Library. *** When:  2 – 4 p.m., Wednesday, October 22   What:  Mystery Tea Panel Discussion: Which is Stranger: Truth or Fiction? Meet nationally known mystery authors Jana Bommersbach (Cattle Kate), Jeffrey Siger (Sons of Sparta) and Betty Webb (Desert Rage) for a lively panel discussion, while you enjoy tea and gourmet treats in a beautiful social setting. Includes a signed copy of the latest novel from one of the authors. Presented in partnership with The Poisoned Pen. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286. Cost: $15 (includes paperback) *** When:  10:30 – 11:30 a.m., Thursday, October 30 What:  Scottsdale’s Century of Golf History A photo-rich presentation by Scottsdale-based historian and author Joan Fudala. Learn about Scottsdale’s historic courses, tournaments, resident pros, golf businesses and all that makes up the legends and lore of golf in Scottsdale. Fudala authored eight local history books, including Images of Sports: Golf in Scottsdale. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286. November Highlights: When:  3:30 – 5:30 p.m., Friday, November 7 What:  Nomads I Have Known and Loved, by Irma Turtle Join Irma for a celebration and book signing – refreshments will be served – as Irma shares stories and slides from her new book, Nomads I Have Known and Loved, which documents her 28 years of personal experiences among unusual and remote African tribes who readily welcome her into their tents, huts, and huge hearts. With insightful texts and photos she celebrates their unique ancient cultures, rituals and traditions still persistently intact today; memorializes their individual and collective beauty; animates humorously unexpected encounters; and fills you with the same awe she feels. Register: 480-488-2286. *** When: 10 a.m. - 3 p.m., Saturday, November 8 What:  Develop & Control Your Psychic Ability® Develop or expand your ability with simple techniques of guided meditation and visualization from Carrie Schubert, one of the most sought after psychics in the Southwest.  Exercises include meeting your spirit guides, psychic healing and protection, and interactive/experimental ‘tuning in’ to people and animals that have crossed over (bring a lunch for a short break). Register: 480-488-2286. Cost: $59 *** When:  1 - 3 p.m., Wednesday, November 12 What:  Reinvent Yourself! Steps to Plan your Next Act The best way to predict your future is for you to create it yourself. Awaken your undiscovered possibilities! This workshop is designed to inspire and assist individuals to clarify the challenges of life’s transitions. Assess your interests, personal style, existing talents and experiences. Develop options and strategies to reinvent yourself. Explore the possible need for new skills, with awareness of retirement trends and where you fit. Leave with a manual that will guide you in launching your new direction and identity, and help you implement the TRANSITION PROCESS. Facilitators: Peggy Arneault, MA, LPC and Barbara Hatton, MA, LPC. Register: 480-488-2286 Cost: $49 includes all materials *** When:  2 – 3 p.m., Thursday, November 13 What:  Have Passport – Will Travel Paula G. Cullison, travel writer and photographer, will tell of her travels to over 35 countries. Pack your bags and come along for the adventure. Register: 480-488-2286. Dereth DeHaan Adult Services Librarian Desert Foothills Library Change of regular work days, now Monday - Thursday 38443 North Schoolhouse Road P.O. Box 4070    85327 Phone:  480-488-2286 Fax:  480-595-8353 www.dfla.org     Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center to offer employment assistance Team Job Search will assist food bank customers with job searches  Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center will offer Team Job Search to its customers who seek employment in the Cave Creek/Carefree area. Beginning in September 2014, Team Job Search will provide workshops to assist food bank customers in finding the best job.  Team Job Search, which was created by Richard McCarty, is a community program sponsored by the Foothills Food Bank that will help individuals reinvent the way they look for work. In today’s market place, 98% of all resumes go through an inhuman electronic screening process that rejects 75% of applications before they are viewed by a human being. Team Job Search will teach food bank customers proven techniques to ensure that applications and resumes are selected for interviews. Team Job Search will conduct meetings to introduce food bank clients to new methods for finding the right job. Workshop times and dates will be announced soon and all sessions will be held at Desert Foothills Library in Cave Creek.  The Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center provides emergency food, financial assistance and other life necessities and resources to individuals and families in the desert foothills, which encompasses a 180-square mile area that includes Black Canyon City, Cave Creek, Carefree, Anthem, Desert Hills, New River, north Scottsdale and north Phoenix.  For more details, visit Foothills Food Bank at www.foothillsfoodbank.com or call 480.488.1145. Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center is located at Hidden Valley Drive in Cave Creek, Ariz. Contact: Pam DiPietro  480.488/1145  Foothills Food Bank Greens ‘R’ Great program takes root Beginning in fall 2014, the 3,000 families, seniors and individuals served by the Foothills Food Bank and Resources Center will be able to reap the benefits of having fresh, organically grown and hand picked produce. Through the Greens ‘R’ Great program, the customer community of the food bank can learn how to grow and prepare their own food. The idea for the program germinated at a gathering of local garden enthusiasts who championed an overarching goal of community nourishment and self-reliance through sweat equity and shared responsibility. Assisting with moving “Greens’R’Great” forward are individuals and businesses that have stepped forward with generous donations of labor and materials: Cave Creek Building Supply, Elrod Fence Company, Fortezza Custom Homes, Home Depot, Lowes, Russ Lyon Sotheby’s Realty, Town of Cave Creek, Walmart, and the Greens’R’Great steering committee. Greens‘R’Great will be a two-branched program. The first branch, a garden adjacent to the food bank premises, will be a place for the customer community to gather and help maintain the crops. The second branch will provide container plants that may be taken home and cared for. Both branches inherently will be educational and focus on teaching gardening and nutrition basics through hands-on experience. 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