We had a fantastic day beginning with lunch at The Main Ingredient followed by a very fun, full afternoon of glass blowing at the Phoenix Glass Center. Ann picked up our fabulous creations two days later.  

We had a fabulous time at Poppies flowering arranging at Norterra. Afterwards we had lunch at Osteria Mia. Our bouquets turned out fabulous!

230 registrants enjoyed the speakers from TSMC, Christine Dotts and Rafel Velasquez.  

Our January luncheon was hosted by Tracy Moran at the Culinary Dropout in Scottsdale.  

Located in the heart of Scottsdale Quarter, across from the quad, Culinary Dropout serves classic meals done right. Melt into the comfortable, laid-back atmosphere and feast on crowd favorites like our pretzel bites and provolone fondue, 36- hour pork ribs, and our famous fried chicken, drizzled with honey. Thirsty? Wash it all down with an ice-cold craft beer or a killer house-made cocktail. You can revel in live music in the main dining room and patio areas, or one of our many private spaces. Whatever you choose, Culinary Dropout is the place for people who enjoy damn good food and drinks.

The Art History Art Club learned about 5 Female Artists and painted their own little Mini Masterpieces at a recent North Valley Library event.

The Cultural Arts group went to see the play HEIST by
Arizona Theatre Company on January 10th.

Meet some of the Bunko Babes as they kick off a new of fun in 2026.

Our Daytripper group went to Candle Chemistry where we mixed up our favorite scents and put them into either a candle, reed diffuser, etc. 

It was a fun outing for all that attended.

One of TWC's long running book clubs, Between the Covers meets the second   Sunday of each month from November through May.