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Letters from Readers & Events: 2/19/14 Part #2

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2014  Cave Creek Museum Artifact of the Month Series View this email in your browser.   February 2014 Artifact of the Month Love is in the Air Visit Our Website Open October 1 thru May 31 Wed. & Thurs. 1:00 to 4:30 pm Fri. 10:00am to 4:30pm Sat. 1:00 to 4:30pm Sun. 1:00 to 4:30pm Corner of Basin & Skyline off Cave Creek Rd.    JOIN on FACEBOOK February 17, 2014 Dear Museum Friends and Supporters, February's Artifact of the Month extends Valentine's Day's theme of love to weddings. Please click on the highlighted text to "virtually" visit our February 2014 Artifact of the Month. And since we're on the topic of weddings, did you know that the outside website that refers the most people to our website is ArizonaWeddingChapels.org? Month in and month out, we get more visitors to our website from them than from anyone else. So, in response to that strong interest, we recently updated that landing page (Hosting Events) to place more emphasis on weddings. As you may know, we use the Historic Church in combination with the main museum to host weddings. Please check out our newly updated Hosting Events page if you are curious or know someone who might be interested in having their wedding in a unique and historic venue. As always, thank you for your continued support! Cave Creek Museum is proud to preserve the history of the Desert Foothills. Evelyn Johnson Executive Director EVENT DETAILS:
Date:  Saturday, March 15, 2014
Time:  7:00p.m.
Event name: An Evening with Dolan Ellis: Tall Tales, Lost Trails & Heroes
Brief Description: An evening of true stories, tall tales, and great music in a heartfelt celebration of the history and people of this grand state by Arizona’s Official State Balladeer, Dolan Ellis with special guest Bob Boze Bell. Much loved Western music standards, like “Ghost Riders in the Sky,” and the humorous “Tuba City Truck Stop,” attest to why Ellis, a Gold Record and GRAMMY winner with The New Christy Minstrels, has been the acknowledged “voice of Arizona” for 47 years.
Venue:  North Scottsdale Christian, 28700 N. Pima Road, Scottsdale 85266
Tickets:  $28 each, in advance; $35 each at the door  
For tickets, call the Kiwanis Club of Carefree at 480.488.8400 or visit www.kiwaniscarefree.org
Cause: All proceeds benefit the Kiwanis of Carefree Benefit Foundation (a Kiwanis Club of Carefree, 501.c3 organization). The Kiwanis Club of Carefree is “Building the Future for Kids.”

Media contact: Vickilyn Hussey / trendlab@cox.net / 602.402.5713 

 2014 Cave Creek Museum Events View this email in your browser.   2014 Home Tour Order Your  Tickets Now 2014 Home Tour Order Form    February 14, 2014 I have great news for you this Valentine's Day! You can now order your tickets for the March 16 Home Tour. You have three options for ordering your tickets. 1. Use our online order form and our PayPal payment gateway.  Our new online order form allows you to order tickets, choose to have them mailed to you or request to have someone pick them up on your behalf.  After submitting the order form, an order confirmation will be emailed to you and you will be taken to PayPal to complete the purchase of your tickets. Once your transaction has processed, you will receive an email receipt from PayPal confirming that the transaction is for the Home Tour and to the Cave Creek Museum. FYI, PayPal may refer to your payment as a Donation due to accounting requirements. 2. Call the Museum at 480-488-2764 to order your tickets. You can request to have your tickets mailed to you or to pick them up. 3. Stop by the Museum in person to place your order. Please note that if you want to receive your tickets by mail, you must order them by March 10. If you haven't received your tickets in the mail by March 14, you should contact the Museum. If you choose to pickup your tickets in person, they will be available at the Museum during normal hours of operation starting on Wednesday February 19 through noon on March 16. Note that if you specified to have someone pick up your tickets on your behalf, we will only provide tickets to that person or to you. The advance ticket price is $30. Same day tickets will cost $35. We look forward to seeing you at this year's Home Tour! Cave Creek Museum is proud to preserve the history of the Desert Foothills. Evelyn Johnson Executive Director 2014 Cave Creek Museum Events View this email in your browser.   2014 Home Tour More Information About the Homes Home Tour Order Form    February 14, 2014 Hello again Museum Friends and Supporters! Several of you have been kind enough to call to our attention that the prior email did not contain a direct link to information about the homes in this year's tour. This year’s tour features four unique homes that range from Western traditional to unconventional:   Boulder House, owned by the Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation. This widely-acclaimed Boulder House was designed by Charles E. Johnson around, over and under enormous outcrops of weathered granite and was featured on the cover of Architectural Digest. Bowman Home: This charming classic southwest home is warm and welcoming, but its enchantment is the compelling array of Indian artwork that is wonderfully displayed along with the owner’s own skilled paintings and portraits. Collins Home: Geometry was never more inviting nor comfortable. This unique Black Mountain home with stunning views covers all the angles of compact living, creating energetic conviviality and dynamic interest. The Tyrol Home: Elegance and relaxed ranch lifestyles blend beautifully in this inviting southwest home on 18 acres near the creek.    A self-guided tour, the event provides the flexibility to choose which homes you want to see. The Museum will provide a pamphlet that serves as your ticket and includes the history and a detailed description of each home. Docents will point out additional aspects of each home and provide additional information of interest. Once you have your admission pamphlet, you can start the tour at any of the four homes. Please check our website periodically as we will post updates (such as additional photos) as they become available. Cave Creek Museum is proud to preserve the history of the Desert Foothills. Evelyn Johnson Executive Director 
                       For more information: Vicki Preston, Conservation Director, Desert Foothills Land Trust – (480) 488‐6131; vpreston@dflt.org; www.dflt.org     Take a Hike! And Boost Your Knowledge of the Sonoran Desert Space is Limited for the Four-Week Session   (North Valley Communities, AZ) – The lure of the Sonoran Desert is strong, and so is the desire to protect this singularly beautiful place.  Desert Foothills Land Trust (DFLT) is pleased to unveil a newly designed program called “Focus on the Foothills” to share the natural history of this special place with our community.   The interactive four-week course begins in March and presents a wealth of natural, cultural and historical knowledge which, if participants choose, prepares them for ongoing volunteer opportunities with DFLT.   Led by conservation director Vicki Preston, each session will include both classroom and trail time on DFLT preserves. Informative and entertaining subject matter experts for each course include local authors, archaeologists and geologists.   Preston explains, “This is a wonderful opportunity for those interested in learning more about the beautiful foothills that we call home.  Upon completion of the course, participants may elect to become volunteer Preserve Stewards for the Land Trust, including the opportunity to continue to experience the rich natural history of these lands.”   Residents and fans of North Scottsdale, North Phoenix, Anthem, New River, Carefree and Cave Creek are invited to join like-minded neighbors to learn more about the rich heritage in our backyard. Sessions will be held on consecutive Saturdays from 9 am – noon to allow working professionals to participate.     Session details:               March 8 Topic: Plant adaptations, mining history, desert riparian habitats Preserve:  Jewel of the Creek Preserve   March 15 Topic: History of homesteading, wildflowers Preserve: P.A. Seitts Preserve   March 22 Topic: Geology Preserve: Lone Mountain Preserve   March 29 Topic:  Archaeology, history Preserve: Preserve at the Cave   April 5 (optional Volunteer Preserve Steward training) Topic: How to lead hikes and how to collect field data Preserve: Carefree Galloway Wash Preserve   The $35 cost covers all course materials and includes a Desert Foothills Land Trust t-shirt upon completion. Participants aged 16 or older are welcome but space is limited to 15. To register, please visit www.dflt.org or call 480-488-6131.   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.   
  Hi, Lyn,

This is the eleventh year that the Kiwanis Club of Carefree will offer Art Enrichment Internships to students in the Desert Foothills area. The application deadline is April 2, therefore we sincerely hope that you'll find space in an upcoming issue of "Carefree Truth" so that families will have the opportunity to learn about the Internship and apply. A full and detailed media release is attached. 

Briefly, six to eight students will be selected for the Kiwanis Club of Carefree Art Enrichment Internship, with enrollment in the summer visual arts course of their choice at the nationally renowned Scottsdale Artists' School in downtown Scottsdale. Funding for the program is provided through the generosity of the Kiwanis Club of Carefree.

Scottsdale Artists' School offers a wide variety of courses. Summer course descriptions will be available inspringatwww.scottsdaleartschool.org. Student artists may, as an alternative to attending Scottsdale Artists' School, find a mentor of their own choosing.

Internships are intended for any freshman, sophomore or junior in high school (public, charter, private or home-schooled), living in the Desert Foothills area. Applicants must meet the requirements and submit the forms posted on the Carefree Kiwanis web site: www.kiwaniscarefree.org. For assistance with the application, applicants should call the Carefree Kiwanis at 480.488.8400 or Virginia Brooks at 480.220.6696.

Vickilyn Hussey
Public Relations
Kiwanis Club of Carefree
trendlab@cox.net
602.402.5713 Hi, Lyn, 

We'd very much appreciate your assistance in getting the word out about the Arizona Musicfest Scholarship application, available online at www.azmusicfest.org, so that interested and qualified young classical musicians (graduating seniors from public, private and charter schools, including students who are homeschooled), and their families are aware of this financial opportunity. 

The Arizona Musicfest Scholarship Application Period is now through April 7, 2014. “This will be the fourth year in a row that Arizona Musicfest will award a college-level scholarship,” said Jim Morrissey, Arizona Musicfest Scholarship Coordinator.

The Arizona Musicfest Scholarship Decision Committee seeks applications from deserving, highly qualified Arizona high school seniors who will graduate during spring or summer of 2014, and enroll in a college-level music performance program prior to December 31, 2014.

“We hope to discover a student who excels at his or her instrument, is a seasoned performer, and is determined to pursue a college-level education with the goal of establishing a full or part-time career in classical music performance,” said Morrissey.

In addition to the student’s performance abilities, also taken into account will be high school academic record, personal enthusiasm, and third-party recommendations. “All things being equal,” added Morrissey, “any past involvement by the applicant in any of the many Arizona Musicfest youth performance programs will be considered.”

The Scholarship award will be $2,500.00. It will be paid directly by Arizona Musicfest to the recipient’s school. The winning applicant will also be considered for additional awards for the remaining three years of college.

Applications can be downloaded now at www.azmusicfest.org. The application deadline is April 7, 2014, at midnight. The winner will be announced on May 1, 2014.

Anyone with questions should contact the Arizona Musicfest Scholarship Coordinator Jim Morrisseyatscholarship@azmusicfest.org Vickilyn Hussey 
   Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center races for cancer The third annual Cancer Society Relay for Life is set for Saturday,  April 26 and Sunday, April 27, 2014 from 5:00 PM Saturday until 5:00 AM on Sunday at Cactus Shadows High School. The physical address of the school is 5802 E. Dove Valley Road, however participants enter the track off of 60th Street. Signs will be posted. Foothills Food Bank & Resource Center participants will meet at the track and walk it through the night. The food bank also is selling luminarias for $10 to support the cause. To serve as a relay team member, enter online at: Cave Creek Relay for Life and go to Foothills Food Bank. To make a donation, visit the Foothills Food Bank and Resource Center website and click on the Cave Creek Relay for Life tab, www.foothillsfoodbank.com or send a check to the American Cancer Society in the name of the Foothills Food Bank.  Any monetary donation is welcome.  If you become a team member we suggest that you try to raise a minimum of $100.  Questions, contact Miriam Martinez, Food Bank Relay Chair at 480-488-1145. CONTACT: Pam DiPietro /480.488.1145                              Weekly Specials . . .                                          Shop with us and save lives! Check out the Furniture & Book Barn   New items daily! VOLUNTEERS   Always needed at the Rescue and the Resale Boutique.  BOUTIQUE HOURS Monday 10-5 Tuesday 10-7 Wednesday 10-5 Thursday 10-7 Friday 10-5 Saturday 10-5 Sunday - CLOSED Dear customers,           We have put the Spring and Summer clothing out. Come in and check it out. Women's Department PANTS/JEANS 50% OFF Men's Department SUITS  50% OFF Housewares                    BASKETS         50%                             Come in and see our new raffle item: an 11mm South Seas Pearl Ring set in Sterling Silver. Tickets on sale at the Boutique. Sincerely, Krisie Quinn-Warner                         Manager Foothills Animal Rescue Resale Boutique Manager's Special changes daily!   Winter hours: Tuesday and Thursday until 7pm New Raffle Item Beautiful 11mm  South Sea Pearl and Sterling Silver ring. Raffle ends the end of the month. 

  Adult Programs March 2014 Free Events *Except where noted       Native American Flautist- Mark Holland in Concert Friday, March 21 ● 7-8:30pm Nationally renowned flautist Mark Holland, known for his unique soulful style of "playing from the heart", returns for an encore performance. With 16 CDs to date, his music has been nominated for many awards, and he has been a featured artist at music festivals throughout the world. Light refreshments served. Limited seating.  Register: 480-488-2286. Cost: $20    The Long Walk The Story of Navajo Captivity Thursday, March 6 ● 2-3pm As white settlers and prospectors pushed westward in the latter half of the 19th century, displacement of Native Americans from their ancestral homelands became commonplace. One of the most tragic episodes of exile was the Long Walk in 1864, when Kit Carson rounded up 8,000 Navajo and forced them to walk more than 350 miles from northeastern Arizona and northwestern New Mexico to Bosque Redondo, a desolate tract on the Pecos River in eastern New Mexico. Presented by the Heard Museum Guild.  Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286.     Meet the Experts & Enjoy a Nosh 1st Tuesdays & 3rd Fridays Through May  Visit the Library or click here for a list                                     of scheduled topics. Limited seating. Art Nosh Lunch - SMoCA presents  The Venice Biennale: Contemporary Art from Around the World Tuesday, March 4 ● Noon-1pm Enjoy a nosh while being educated & entertained.   Event is free.  Lunch Options:  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.  Advance registration required: 480-488-2286. Art Nosh Wine & Cheese-  Heard Museum Guild presents Santa Fe Architecture Friday, March 21 ● 4-5:30pm Enjoy a nosh while being educated & entertained. Cheese & complimentary wine will be served. Cost: $10.  Advance registration/payment required: 480-488-2286.     Bridge- Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286. Instructor: Peter Blake-Ward Skill Building Tuesdays, March 4 - April 22 ● 3-5pm For players with some experience who would like to improve their skills. Players will continue to develop bridge skills and strategies and socialize while playing in a beautiful atmosphere. Supervised play will help illustrate more advanced conventions as they are taught. If participants are interested, the instructor will teach the "new' standard in bridge - the 2 over 1 style of play. Cost: $79 for 8-week series. Introduction to Duplicate Bridge Thursdays, March 6 - April 10 ● 1-3pm A class for those who would like to play duplicate bridge but feel they would benefit from an introduction. This is a non-sanctioned game where the instructor will review the rules, scoring, movements and the rudimentary things you will need to play. You will review COMMON conventions and fill out a convention card. Two weeks of instruction and four weeks of play, and possibly a class trip to play at a club. Limited to eight (must be an even number). Cost: $79 for 6-week series.    Desert Foothills Library Writers' Connection  Strengthen Your Writing with Compelling Scenes!  Friday, March 7 ● 1-3pm (1st Friday each month)  How do authors write compelling scenes? Find out in this workshop by award-winning writer Susan Pohlman, who explains the difference between narrative summary & scene & demonstrates how to create effective scenes. Learning these skills will enhance your writing regardless of genre! Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286.     Qigong / Tai Chi Easy - REGULAR Class ● 8:45-9:45am CHAIR Class ● 10-10:30am (Every Friday) 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. For more information, see The Intriguing Health Benefits of Qigong in The Wall Street Journal dated September 30, 2013. Cost: Prepay instructor $20 cash for 4 classes; or $8 drop-in.    Medical Qi Gong Series-  Monday, March 10 ● 1-2pm (2nd Monday each month) Instructor LauRha Frankfort shares how to boost your energy and find relief from many medical conditions. She will demonstrate some simple, beneficial movements and techniques. For all ages and conditions (can be adapted for seated exercise) Both lecture & participation. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286. Cost:  $5 cash, pay to instructor at each class.    Science and the Psychology of Dreaming Saturday, March 8 ● 1-2:30pm  Bob Hoss, author of 'Dream Language' and 'Dream to Freedom' and past president of the International Association for the Study of Dreams, and director of DreamScience Foundation, will discuss the nature of the brain while dreaming, the evolution of brain scan technology, and understanding dreams. Limited seating.  Register: 480-488-2286. www.dreamlanguage.org/ The Hidden Sky Monday, March 10 ● 10-11am  There is a great deal more in the night sky than most of us think. A pair of binoculars only reveals some of it, and a small telescope shows more. But time photography reveals deep colors and vast details that are breathtaking. Retired professor Don Scott will show amazing images he has taken of the hidden sky. He will also describe some of the techniques used to obtain this collection of beautiful images. Limited seating.  Register: 480-488-2286.  Yappy Hour on the Terrace Why Your Dog Loves You So Tuesday, March 18 ● 4-5:30pm  Complimentary 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 Clive D. L. Wynne, PhD, a professor of psychology at ASU and Director of Canine Science Collaboratory, discuss the cognition and behavior of dogs. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286. www.clivewynne.com/psychology    Read and Recollect Literary Discussion Group Thursday, March 13 ● 10am-Noon (2nd Thursday each month through April) Participants share literary references and personal insights on different topics each month. March: Kidnappings, Abductions and Life in Captivity: How does one survive? Questions?  Email elepavlova@mac.com. No registration.    Music Appreciation @ the Library Friday, March 14 ● 4-5:30pm Fran Rosenthal, Music Enthusiast, will educate and entertain, as she takes us on a tour of music throughout our history. March: Country and Western! How dare I do this class here in your own backyard? Because I love it, that is why! The history and the stars and the so sad songs and ballads! Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286.    Mystery Lunch (BYO) with Authors Libby Fisher Hellmann & Cara Black Monday, March 17 ● Noon-2pm Bring your own lunch and beverage for an entertaining talk by  authors Libby Fischer Hellmann & Cara Black. Libby Hellmann is loved by readers the world over for her compulsively readable thrillers and strong female characters. Cara Black is a bestselling mystery writer, best known for her Aimée Léduc mystery thrillers featuring a female Paris-based private investigator. Signed books will be available for purchase. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286.    Acupuncture and Pain Management Thursday, March 20 ● 1-2pm Learn about acupuncture and Chinese medicine approaches used to treat and manage pain. Dr. Robert Koagedal, an expert in Chinese techniques including botanical medicine, nutrition and acupressure, will offer insightful information and answer your questions. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286. Part of our "Ask the Expert" Scottsdale Healthcare Series.    Laughter Club Tuesday, March 25 ● 1-1:45pm (4th Tuesday each month) Come laugh for no reason! As we set aside the critical mind & do playful laughter exercises, our natural inner joy is released. Soon, the laughter becomes infectious & we experience many physical & psychological benefits. Certified Laughter Yoga Leader Dereth DeHaan demonstrates how laughter exercises, yoga breathing & relaxation combine to help you feel refreshed & revitalized, & contribute to your overall health. No need to twist yourself into a pretzel! Just bring water and wear comfortable shoes. Limited to 30. Register: 480-488-2286.     Introduction to EFT Emotional Freedom Technique Thursday, March 27 ● 2-3pm Join us for an interactive, introductory class on EFT (Emotional Freedom Technique) a holistic healing modality that could be described as a needle-free form of acupuncture. This simple to learn, yet incredibly powerful process is used across a broad span of emotional and physical challenges, from grief/loss, physical injury, depression, stress, weight loss to emotional trauma for PTSD. EFT is a proven process to release stuck energy/trauma in the body to accelerate emotional and physical healing for children and adults alike. Presenter Christine Regan is an EFT and Energy practitioner. Limited seating. Register: 480-488-2286. *Desert Foothills Library does not endorse the products or services of individuals that host events in our facilities   "Singing in the Rain"  Workshop Series (age 55+) Mondays, March 31-May 19 ● 10:30am-Noon  This 8-week workshop series is about learning how to create happiness and well-being in the midst of all that life demands. It is about using scientifically proven strategies to feel more positive grateful, creative and joyful in the midst of life's inevitable surprises. Using group interaction and homework assignments, participants will learn how to identify and use skills that help create positive engagements in life. They will improve communication and challenge negative thinking while using newly identified strengths, to identify ways to savor happiness and become more resilient.
Participants commit to attend weekly (at least 7 sessions) and actively engage in group activities and homework assignments. New topics will be introduced each week that build upon the previous week's group and homework assignments, with questions and sharing encouraged. Limited to 15. Register: 480-488-2286. Presented by a grant from Magellan Health Services of Arizona and with the Area Agency on Aging, Region one.    Spanish Offerings- Intermediate Conversational Every Wednesday ● 10:30am-Noon  Free informal chat session using various books, flashcards, etc. No instructor. No registration. Contact: Barbara Koca, 480-488-5332. ~~~~~~ All Spanish classes below are taught by Alina Lowen, a native speaker who has taught for 30 years. Class sizes are limited. Register: 480-488-2286. Please direct any questions regarding which class level to join to the instructor at 480-595-5500. Cost: $42 for each 7-week series. Beginning Spanish Level 1 Fridays, March 21 - May 2 ● 1-2pm No knowledge necessary, or take this class as a refresher. Oral skills will be emphasized; students learn basic grammatical structures to communicate on everyday topics. Beginning Spanish Level 2 Tuesdays, March 18 - April 29 ● 2-3pm Continuation for those who have taken our Beginning Spanish Level 1. Oral skills will be emphasized; students learn basic grammatical structures to communicate on everyday topics. Intermediate Spanish Level 1 Fridays, March 21 - May 2 ● 9:30-10:30am Some knowledge of Spanish necessary. Intermediate Spanish Level 2 Wednesdays, March 19 - April 30 ● 9:30-10:30am Continuation for those who have taken our Intermediate Spanish Level 1. Advanced Spanish Fridays, March 21 - May 2 ● 10:30-11:30am Continuation for those who have taken our Intermediate Spanish Class Level 2. Spanish Communication Fridays, March 21 - May 2 ● Noon-1pm Emphasis on fluency and accuracy in spoken Spanish with continued study of grammatical structures. Knowledge of some Spanish necessary.    Monday Movies at the Library Every Monday ● 3-5pm  New Releases, with a Foreign Film once each month! March 3    Mr. Nobody. Rated R. March 10  Gravity. Rated PG-13.  March 17  The Book Thief. Rated PG-13. March 24  The Broken Circle Breakdown. Not rated. March 31  The Patience Stone. Rated R. Arabic w/subtitles.    Gentle Yoga-  Every Sunday ● 1-2pm NEW! Every Thursday ● Noon-1pm (No class March 20) 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.     Computer/Tablet Classes All class sizes are limited & fill quickly. All classes: registration required at 480-488-2286.  Classes below presented by    www.TechFourLife.com Windows 8.1 Training  Thursday, March 6 ● 9:30-11:30am  Get a head start on the new touch-based Windows 8.1 with new features like the Start Screen, new apps, sharing & live updates. Bring your laptop if possible. iPad: Setting It Up  Thursday, March 13 ● 9:30-11:30am Tour ALL the settings on an iPad and get your iPad working well. Must bring your own iPad.   Picasa 101 Thursday, March 20 ● 9:30-11:30am Photo editing and storage, create collages, videos and DVDs. (To minimize technical issues during the class, only library computers may be used and you must have basic mouse skills).  Desert Foothills iPad User Group Thursday, March 27 ● 9:30-11:30am Steve Woods, our veteran computer/iPad instructor from Tech4Life, facilitates a new iPad User Group, a club focused on using your iPad for work and play. Must have a basic working knowledge of your iPad.    Book Buddy Home Delivery Service Do you or does someone you know have difficulty getting to the Library? We have book deliveries to and from your home by screened volunteers. Books-Large Print-Audiobooks-Magazines - CDs.  Email: BookBuddy@dfla.org  ... or ... 480-488-2286.    Funds raised    support the Library ! Library Hours Monday - Friday 9am - 6pm Saturday 10am - 4pm Sunday Noon - 4pm Quick Links  Printable Events Calendar Digital Library Catalog Online Tools and Research Donate Become a Member Fiction Book Club  Tuesday, March 11 (2nd Tuesday each month) 10am-Noon Wild Swans: Three Daughters of China by Jung Chang.. Everyone welcome! Click here for a complete book list. Memoir Writing Group  Monday, March 3 (1st Monday each month) 4-5:30pm Meet monthly to establish goals, set personal writing schedules, share stories and receive constructive feedback. No registration. For guidelines, email Elena Pavlova: elepavlova@mac.com Chapter2Books  Monthly Book Sale  Friday, Saturday & Sunday February 28 March 1st & 2nd  480-488-2777 Open Daily Check out our listings on Amazon  or our website at Chapter2BooksAZ.com (and sign up to receive our eNewsletter) Culture Pass      Now available at DFL or Culture Pass Website Got an Event?  Special event? A regularly scheduled meeting? The library offers the ideal venues. Conference and meeting rooms with audiovisual options, kitchen, furnished outdoor Terrace with Waterfall, kiva fireplace and spectacular mountain views, and other options. Click here for more information. Membership  Did you know that we  are a community-funded  library that depends on the support of individuals like you through memberships and donations? You'll enjoy additional benefits by becoming an annual member.  Join now, for as little  as $40 individual  or $70 family!   FAX Service   Donating Members: FREE! Cardholders: Per Page: $1 local; $1.50 long distance  (U.S. only) Zinio Digital Newstand  The world's largest digital newsstand is now available to Desert Foothills patrons. Enjoy 90 popular magazines online.  Visit our website to access Zinio.  eScrip: Shop & Fund  the Library!  SIGN UP JUST ONCE ! You can help earn money for the library through the eScrip program. When you sign up, participating merchants (such as your local grocery store) contribute each time you make a purchase. Click on the eScrip image above to find out how. And, when you do,  click on the eScrip Dining  to discover a list of local restaurants where you  can dine and earn up to 5% for the library. Passport?    The Library  is a  Passport Acceptance Facility Available 7 days a week! Call 480-488-2286 Appointments recommended. Passport Books & Cards Photo Services Easy & Convenient Experienced Staff Regular or Expedited Services  freegal   for Free music downloads! ~~~~~~~~~~ Use your library card to download up to 3 music tracks each week to your computer -- free! DRM-free: once downloaded, they will not expire.  Follow the image above and click on the "Freegal" button on the right side of the page.   Jobseeker Resources   Computer Station w/ 2hr sessions FREE ear buds - listen to online resources Special online jobseeker resources Ask at the front desk. Foodbank  Drop-off    The library is now partnering to feed the hungry in our community. A drop-off collection container is located by the pillar, left of the front desk. About Us  The Desert Foothills Library is a 501(c) 3  non-profit, public library.  We do not receive tax-based income, but rely solely on the memberships and donations of individuals, businesses, local towns, and organizations. 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