Line Dance Club Thanks Shirley Jacobs

Judy Freidman The PebbleCreek Line Dance Club has been going strong on Monday afternoons and Tuesday evenings for a long time. About 10 years ago the lead teacher was moving away from the community and needed someone new to take over, or the club was going to fold.  Shirley Jacobs (in the front row with red shoes) was…

PebbleCreek Live On Stage – June 2026

Save These Dates Laurie Farquhar PebbleCreek’s four performing arts clubs (PAC) have just wrapped up a very successful season of performances. Now that it is summer, you would think that they would be taking a well-earned break. But while many of you are enjoying traveling to cooler climates or getting into more summer-related activities, a…

Rug Hooking on Display

Sally Coon In April, the Rug Hookers of PebbleCreek club had items made by our members in a display window in the Creative Arts Center. We do these displays three times each year. The April display (pictured) included eight pieces, from pillows to wall hangings to a hall runner. Traditional Rug Hooking is very different…

April Showers Cactus Shoot

Arty Bartlett April showers still bring May flowers especially on all the blooming cactus in Arizona! No, we don’t shoot real cactus silly. We shoot at cactus paper targets. We’ve noticed that these spring showers also show all the dirt on your car so the prizes for this contest? First prize: Coupon for a Car…

April Trap Turkey Shoot

Arty Bartlett The name sounds better calling this a Turkey Shoot. Three hits in a row is a turkey but we made it harder by raising it to four hits in a row this time. We just couldn’t think of a good name for it. As the saying goes, April Showers brings May flowers. Those…

Word of the Month: Cobber

David Zapatka Friend, word-lover, and bridge player, Jim Nulty, whose career path led him to Perth, Australia, offered this word from his overseas experience. Cobber cob·ber, noun. A cobber is an Australian and New Zealand slang term for a close friend, mate or companion. It is the equivalent to “buddy” or “pal” in American English.…