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New York New Jersey ClubThe SaddleBrooke Ranch New York New Jersey Club, was founded in 2017. Its purpose is for former residents of these states to enjoy events and activities together in a social setting while embracing the culture, diversity and people from this area. Singles and couples are welcome. We mostly like to eat and talk.
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Access All Clubs AssociationThis is the first step in resuming development of this SBR Clubs site, having received most of the answers to questions needed from RCI. Officials of all SBR clubs represented on this SBR Clubs website will be automatic members. The purpose of this association is to collectively take into consideration new feature ideas and to make decisions about clubs that abuse the purpose of this site. Stay tuned for news to be posted in the 'IMPORTANT: READ CLUB NEWS' section above.
Developer: Ken GormanArt
Artist ShowcaseArtists of SaddleBrooke Ranch are invited to present samples of their masterpieces on this website to bring to the attention of the community the fine work being produced by our residents. The site provides a convenient means for contacting artists to offer feedback about their art, and if interested, to make arrangement for making a purchase from those artists who offer their work for sale.
: Ken Gorman
Artists Open Studio : Sharon Morey
Basket Weavers : Lydia Reichard
Ceramics : Linda Strugala
Fine Art Artists : Gene Nault
Glasshoppers : Lydia Reichard
Mudslingers Pottery Studio : Peg Tomaso
We Be BeadersWe Be Beaders is also known as the SaddleBrooke Ranch Beading Club. Membership is open to all SaddleBrookeRanch residents. Our purpose is to have fun creating jewelry and other objects with beads, yarn, wires and more. Classes are often offered with kits available for purchase.
: Sharon MarchantArt, Needle
Clothe Me : Jeanelaine Parfet
Machine Embroidery : Linda Strugala
Quilting, Ranch PiecemakersThe Ranch Piecemakers quilt group was formed to promote and exchange ideas and develop skills among members, friends and guests who are engaged or interested in quilting and related needlework. In addition, we are committed to providing the warmth and caring of new quilts to people in need. Please join us to learn, create and laugh with other quilters.
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Sew What? : Linda Shannon-Hills
Stitch n Chat : Linda Shannon-HillsBon Appetit
Dining Out GroupsThe Restaurant Dining Out Club is open to all SaddleBrooke Ranch residents. The purpose of this club is to provide a way for its members to meet and socialize with other SB Ranch resident-members. The club is ideal for couples as well as single members. There are no membership dues.
: Linda Harvey
Safe Eating ClubThe SAFE EATING Club was started by SaddleBrooke Ranch residents who have food sensitivities, allergies or intolerances.
: Melanie Ritson : Tove PapeBooks
Book Club : Pauline Albert
Book Exchange : Gloria Schick
Non-Fiction Reading Group : Kay LantowCitizenship & Service
Citizens Awareness Forum : Tom Sorensen
Democratic Club : Matt Nelson
Law Enforcement Group : Chuck Thomas
Republican Club : Mary Ann Melhorn
US Marines at SBR :
Veterans Club : Ken RobinsonFun & Games
Billiards Club(No description provided.)
: Jim Kauffman
Bridge, DuplicateWe have two organized sessions per week: informal and fun party bridge and competitive duplicate bridge. You must be a member to register to play in either session. Please contact us about participating in our fun sessions and receiving information you need to register for a session.
: Faylene Licter
Bridge, PartyWe have two organized sessions per week: informal and fun party bridge and competitive duplicate bridge. You must be a member to register to play in either session. Please contact us about participating in our fun sessions and receiving information you need to register for a session.
: Jim Volz
Euchre : Tom Ridolfo
Hand & Foot : Margie Jacox
Mah Jongg ClubIf you are interested in joining our Mah Jongg club, please contact us at our website or use the link below.
: Betty Pearce
Mahjongg, Learn/Play : Traci Dennis
Mahjongg, Mixed : Rainie Warner
Mexican Train : Zenia Fera
Pegs & JokersThe game that's sweeping the country! Now at SaddleBrooke Ranch. This captivating social game is easy to learn, packed with surprises, encourages strategies and team play -- and is always fun with LOTS OF LAUGHS AND GROANS. We play every Thursday except the fourth Thursday of each month at 6pm in La Mesa Room. Game On!
Co-Organizers: Ken Gorman Co-Organizers: Joe & Sherry Brinster
Shanghai : Ross & Florence Messer
Trivia ClubTeam Trivia is for SaddleBrooke Ranch Residents and their house guests, as well as Robson Preferred Guests. A team consists of at least 2 and not more than 4 players. The teams can stay together from week to week. Drop-ins are welcome to come as few or as many times during the month as they are able.
: Steve GrothHelping Hands
Cancer Support Group : Sandy Jessop
Coping with Loss : Linda Shannon-Hills
Gathering Hearts : Carol Smith
I WishThe purpose of 'I Wish' is to connect SBR residents who would appreciate some help with other residents who are willing to lend their neighbors a hand. If you would like help, use the My Wish page to submit your wish. An email will go out over night to everyone who has signed up to offer help. If you want to know when help is needed, sign up for email alerts.
: Tove PapeHobbies
Gardeners Exchange : Zann Wilson
Paper Crafting & Scrapbooking : Cheri Utsler
Wild Wonderful Weavers : Camille de la Torre
WoodWorkers ClubThe Saddlebrooke Ranch Woodworkers Club (SBRWWC) was established to manage all aspects of the woodshop from safety to continued operation through maintenance and acquisition of equipment and to provide necessary shop supplies. This club consists of people the have a desire to create something from wood but require assistance getting started all the way to those that have a high degree of woodworking skills.
: Jeff Hansen
Out & About
Armchair Travel : Carol Fielding
Bike Riding : Ray Malaski
Classic Car Club : Steve LeBrecht
Horseback Riding GroupThe Horseback Riding Group is for those who would like to see the Tucson area's most beautiful landscapes without having to walk it themselves. We take trail rides at a variety of local stables. The rides are at a walk, just to enjoy the beautiful scenery with other horse loving friends.
: Rebecca Williams
Ranch Riders Motorcyle ClubThe purpose of the Ranch Riders Motorcycle Club is to promote responsible motorcycling activities for the residents of SaddleBrooke Ranch who enjoy the adventure and freedom of riding of motorcycles on the open road. The group enjoys local scenic back road cruises, outings exploring more of Arizona, and overnight adventures around the southwest. A variety of rides are organized for all skill levels.
: Ron KnappPerforming Arts
Ranch PlayersCLICK OUR CLUB NAME OR TILE TO SEE OUR DEBUT PERFORMANCE ANNOUNCEMENT!
Chamber Theater is a small group of actors usually performing in a room rather than onstage. It has an intimate feel that allows the audience to be drawn the into the action. There can be narration. The actors keep their scripts in their hands as they perform. No memorization is required! No matter how much or how little theatrical experience you may have, The Ranch Players offers something for you. Our goal is to present quality plays while giving Ranch members opportunities to participate in all aspects of theater - acting, voice coaching, directing, writing, producing, staging, light and sound design and production. Don't miss the fun!
: Josephine Zara : Michael Duwe : Consuelo MelhuishPets, Vets & More
PetWiseWe are all about all topics relevant to pets, from health care to safety to events and grooming, and more. The PetWise website has categories of articles and news to simplify your search for helpful information. Click title of articles or to relevant websites including those in our resources list. The website is operated by a staff of unpaid volunteers specializing in various topic areas. PetWise is the brainchild of its publisher, Linda Gorman.
: Linda GormanSong & Dance
Dance ClubThe SBR Dance Club was established to provide an opportunity for SBR residents to come together in a relaxed social setting during scheduled times with an open dance floor to learn, practice, and enjoy dancing. You do no need to know how to dance.
: Dan Smejkal
Rancheros Square Dance ClubIf you can walk, you can square dance. Square dance is FITNESS at its best. With square dancing, you are exercising the brain and the body simultaneously. You are getting a real work out without even realizing it because it is so much fun. For more information, dates and times, please email Don Williams.
: Don Williams : Barb Sullenger : Rebecca Williams
Western Dance Group : Bill HendersonSports
Golf, Couples Golf : Paul Knott
Golf, Lady NinersThe Lady Niners is a casual group intended to provide a way to playgolf in a relaxed environment. Although there are no dues, by-lawsor officers, participants may be asked to volunteer for events and outings in the community. Additionally, from time to time, we are invited to participate in events sponsored by other groups in the area. Both are excellent ways to meet other golfers and further experience the social aspects of our community and the game of golf.
: Janice Neal
Golf, Men's Golf AssociationThis is the SaddleBrooke Ranch Men's Golf Association Website. Guests are welcome to browse. This site is for all SBRMGA needs including tournament and non-tournament information, newsletters, by-laws, member information, posting scores, links to Chelsea and AGA, pace of play tips, local rules and much more.
: Tim McCauley
Golf, Ranchette PuttersThis group is a pleasant social group whose aim is to make new friends, have fun, enjoy the outdoors and improve putting skills. For those interested in competition, weekly, monthly, and annual prizes are given.
: Nancy Galant
Golf, Sundowners Men's 9-Hole : Les Brown
Golf, Women's Golf AssociationWe are a group of women who love the game of golf and play every Tuesday morning. Our goal is to provide an opportunity to enjoy golf and compete in a friendly manner, while building friendships and having fun!
: Jean Cheszek
Pickleball AssociationWe welcome all SaddleBrooke Ranch residents and renters to use the pickleball facilities, participate in coaching sessions for new players, and join our club. We also welcome guests and family members of our residents to use the courts during non-scheduled Club time.
President: Ron Green Membership Committee: Membership Contact
Table Tennis AssociationJoin us for casual games of table tennis. We play both doubles and singles. Skill levels range from 'I played a long long time ago' to pretty snappy. Sometimes we get serious and have a cardiovascular workout, sometimes we just practice doing weird shots, sometimes we quit early and head off to the Bistro for a beer. But we always have fun and laugh a lot.
President: Tom Reuter Vice President: John Hess Secretary/Treasury: Lowell Sletten
Tennis AssociationThe purpose of SBR Tennis is to stimulate and maintain interest in tennis at SaddleBrooke Ranch; to promote good fellowship and sportsmanship among the members; and to enhance the social and recreational lives of SaddleBrooke Ranch property owners and their guests. All levels of skill are accommodated. Additional activities are planned to enhance the tennis experience at SBR. These activities include exhibition tennis, clinics, group or private lessons, mixed doubles, round robin tournaments and socials.
President: Susan Pharr Vice President: Lee Stastny Secretary: Daniel Smejkal
Trap Shooting : Jim JensenStates of Previous Existence
California ClubIf you have ever lived in California, this Club is for you! We meet on a quarterly basis to get together and have a great time. We've done themed Happy Hours at the Bistro, a country western-themed BBQ night at Cadillac Chaparral, an evening at the Gaslight Theater just to name a few.
: Deena Robinson
Colorado ClubSocial gatherings are planned for once a quarter at neighbor's homes. Other joint activities will be planned between times, such as watching Bronco games together at the Oracle Inn, going to Rockie's Baseball games with the Arizona Diamondbacks or sports games with Colorado university teams and the University of Arizona.
: Linda Shannon-Hills
Illinois ClubOur Illinois Club, formed in February, 2018, invites all former residents of Illinois residing in SaddleBrooke Ranch to join our group. The only requirement is that either you or your spouse must have lived in Illinois at one time. We meet quarterly to eat, drink, gab and get to know each other while pursuing an activity such as a picnic, progressive dinner, theater night, Cubs/Sox/Bears game at a pizza restaurant, holiday party or a barbeque.
: Carolee Bailey : Dianne Johns
Minnesota Club : Jan Storey
New England Club : Linda Harvey
New York New Jersey ClubThe SaddleBrooke Ranch New York New Jersey Club, was founded in 2017. Its purpose is for former residents of these states to enjoy events and activities together in a social setting while embracing the culture, diversity and people from this area. Singles and couples are welcome. We mostly like to eat and talk.
: Kim Schweitzer
Pacific Northwest ClubWe welcome any of you who have ever lived in: Alaska, BC, Idaho, Oregon, Washington and Montana. We invite you to join us for gatherings scattered throughout the year that will bring us together to get to know one another better and give us the opportunity to socialize and root for our favorite teams
: Corine SturdivantStudies & Research
Bible Study : Judy Smith
Great Courses : Ross Messer
Oracle Dark Sky Committee : Chip Parfet
Outside The Box : Ross Messer
Ranch Open Learning Environment : Ross Messer
Ranch Roots Genealogy ClubCome and be encouraged by the fellowship of our members and join us as we share our successes and challenges in genealogy, searching for our ancestors and preserving our family stories. Whatever your level in doing genealogy, just beginning your research or those who have a great deal of experience, you will enjoy being in a group where your excitement is appreciated!
: Pegg Ridolfo
Thursday Talks : Linda Shannon-HillsTechnology
Technology ClubLearn - Share – Teach. We cover a broad scope of technology from phones to computers to iPads to smart home devices, and we welcome a broad scope of experience. Come join us!
: Larry SchweitzerThis & That
Linda ClubThe only qualification for the Linda club is that your first name is Linda. What do we do? What ever we want. But mostly lunch and laughter. Submit the email form below to Linda Harvey, organizer and chairperson of the club, to get welcomed into the club.
: Linda Harvey
Sandy Club : Sandy Seay
Shalom ClubThe Shalom Club is dedicated to the enrichment of Jewish life for SaddleBrooke Ranch residents. Various events and activities will be designed to connect Jews of all backgrounds, their spouses, partners, and friends who are interested in living a contemporary Jewish life. Our goal is to create a warm and welcoming environment in our community that builds strong relationships, celebrates together, and supports each other in times of need.
: Leslie Gordon
Singles ClubThe objective of the Singles Club is to foster and promote leisure, social, and cultural interests for the single residents of our community. Activities might include dinners around town, cookouts at members' homes, wine tastings, plays, trips, and picnics to name a few. The limitations for the club are the members must be single and must live in Saddlebrooke Ranch.
: Jan Martin
WomenThe Women's Club luncheons are a great way to get to know your neighbors. All female residents in the community are invited to join. Luncheons are held on the second Monday of the months September through June. Several times a year, guest speakers from our area are invited to share their knowledge and talents with us. The club also works with local shops to host fun fashion shows once a year.
: Marian Bianchini
Writing For Publication GroupOur goal: to become published authors by improving our writing via oral and written critiques. Due to the time to critique and discuss manuscript submissions, the membership is limited.
: Barb Miller
Writing GuildDo you want to write stories about your life experiences, family or career? Or even a memoir? If you need a nudge or want to improve your writing skills, please consider joining this friendly and supportive group. We are currently welcoming new members. We meet at 1:00pm on the 2nd and 4th Tuesdays of the month in the La Vista Room.
: Nancy Ferris : Tove PapeThis website (aka "SBR Clubs") is designed and owned by Ken Gorman. The clubs are organized and operated completely independently of the SaddleBrooke Ranch HOA and Robson Communities Inc by resident volunteers.
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