San Tan Leads is a one person per industry professional business leads group.

Founded in 2008, the group meets every Tuesday morning from 7:30am-9am.

If you are interested in learning more about the group, checking to see if your business category is open or have to learn more about the members, please visit http://SanTanLeads.com

Join Mr. Library for storytime for children aged 3-5 and their parents, featuring stories, songs, fingerplays, rhymes, and crafts or other extension activities.

Storytime makes learning fun! Storytimes act as an integral part of early literacy education by introducing young children to books, rhymes, music and other literacy-based activities. San Tan Valley Library offers programs matched to the typical attention spans and developmental levels of different ages of children.

Why should kids have all the fun? Join us to play all sorts of card and board games, and maybe even win some prizes in Bingo.

Drop-ins are welcome, and you can even bring your own games if you’d like!

San Tan Seniors is a weekly gathering of adults.

The first hour is structured and will feature staff-led games such as trivia, bingo, name that tune, or other group games.

The second hour is unstructured and participants can play cards, get something to eat, or just chat.

Stories, songs, puppets and finger plays just for toddlers, while introducing Early Literacy concepts for parents and caregivers.

Sponsored by Child and Family Resources, Inc., Tiny Tales is designed for toddlers 18 to 36 months old. Parents and children participate in activities that may include reading aloud, storytelling, finger-plays, rhymes, and songs. Because this age is a crucial time in the development of language skills, the value of these events lies in giving caregivers the background on how to stimulate and encourage a child's development as well as entertaining the toddlers.

Kids ages 8-12 are invited to sit by the campfire and hear some fun, but spooky stories, roast some marshmallows and play a game.

This program is after-hours so parents are strongly encouraged to be present.

The stories are kid-friendly, but may still cause a fright. You know your child best.

The campfire isn’t real, of course, but the marshmallows and hot chocolate are.

Parental permission is required.

A nighttime ride for experienced riders. Limit 10 riders per group.

Shed your work schedule then spend the evening lighting up the trails on two-wheels.

During this San Tan Bikes-sponsored adventure, old familiar trails become new again; challenging your skills from new and heightened perspectives.

First timers to experts, this is a no-drop ride.

Please bring your helmet and two 650-lumen lights (bar and helmet mount), and water.

Snacks are optional.

Meet near the flagpole ten-minutes early as wheels down are at the top of the hour.

Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

Donate Blood, Donate Life

The American Red Cross and Starbucks (Hunt & Gary) are asking you to stop by Oct 28th and donate blood. 

There is an extremely high demand at this time.

Thursday, from 1:00-3:00, come and join us for Creative Haven, our adult arts and crafts class and make a fun craft of the week.

This series of craft workshops offers a wide range of recreational arts and crafts projects for adults of all ages.

The projects are selected to be completed in a hands-on workshop, which lasts between 90 and 120 minutes.

These sessions vary each week in the type of materials, techniques and skill level required.

Click here to register: https://pcld.libnet.info/base/event/5475825

This is the FIRST ANNUAL Haunted House at San Tan Valley Veteran Center and it will be an EXPERIENCE you will never FORGET!.

There will be different sessions:

• Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday:
• 5 pm -7 pm: Medium Scary
• 8 pm -10 pm: Supreme Scary

**Proceeds will go to San Tan Valley Veteran Center future community events, & more! **

Get registered here.

Thank you for supporting our veterans!

This is the FIRST ANNUAL Haunted House at San Tan Valley Veteran Center and it will be an EXPERIENCE you will never FORGET!.

There will be different sessions:

• Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday:
• 5 pm -7 pm: Medium Scary
• 8 pm -10 pm: Supreme Scary

**Proceeds will go to San Tan Valley Veteran Center future community events, & more! **

Get registered here.

Thank you for supporting our veterans!

Local experts guide you on a 7-9 mile group ride. Limit 10 riders per group.

What’s the best way to spend your Saturday morning? On a mountain biking group ride, of course. Roll up to the main trailhead 10-minutes prior to start time and meet with the San Tan Shredders.

We’ll do a quick introduction, tell a few lame jokes, then head off with our fearless leader for a “no drop” ride. All abilities are welcome to join in the fun. Trail ride is about 2-hours.

Quote of the day: “No matter how slow you go, you’re still faster than a couch potato!”

Bring your helmet (required), plenty of water and an extra inner tube in case of a flat. Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

This is the FIRST ANNUAL Haunted House at San Tan Valley Veteran Center and it will be an EXPERIENCE you will never FORGET!.

There will be different sessions:

• Thursday, Friday, Saturday, Sunday:
• 5 pm -7 pm: Medium Scary
• 8 pm -10 pm: Supreme Scary

**Proceeds will go to San Tan Valley Veteran Center future community events, & more! **

Get registered here.

Thank you for supporting our veterans!

A Residential Haunted Walk thru and Front yard Display.

The Display is on nightly for your enjoyment the whole month of October.

The Haunted Walk thru is Every Saturday Night In October and Halloween night.

Hours of operation are 6:30pm to 930pm

It's time for Bingo at the San Tan Valley Veteran Center!

If you are itching to play some BINGO and contribute to good causes, then you are in luck. The San Tan Valley Veteran Center is bringing BINGO to the area every Sunday.

These games are open to the public, so bring your good luck charms. The doors will open at 12 pm every Sunday and the game will start at 1 pm. The cost to play is $25 for 6 cards per game for a total of 10 games. CASH ONLY.

San Tan Valley Veteran Center’s Bingo games not only mean winners at the Veteran Center, but winners for the community. We are hoping that the Bingo games will generate thousands of dollars of donations to the area Veterans, schools, youth programs.

To meet The Arizona Department of Health Services COVID guidelines, social distancing rules and regulations will be in effect. We will be limited to 40 people; we ask to please pre-register here.

Last night to enjoy a Residential Haunted Walk thru and Front yard Display.

Come check us out!

Hours of operation are 6:30pm to 930pm

San Tan Leads is a one person per industry professional business leads group.

Founded in 2008, the group meets every Tuesday morning from 7:30am-9am.

If you are interested in learning more about the group, checking to see if your business category is open or have to learn more about the members, please visit http://SanTanLeads.com

Join Mr. Library for storytime for children aged 3-5 and their parents, featuring stories, songs, fingerplays, rhymes, and crafts or other extension activities.

Storytime makes learning fun! Storytimes act as an integral part of early literacy education by introducing young children to books, rhymes, music and other literacy-based activities. San Tan Valley Library offers programs matched to the typical attention spans and developmental levels of different ages of children.

Political thriller book discussion group

The stakes are higher, the explosions are bigger, and the intrigue is palpable. Come join other enthusiasts of the political thrillers to discuss your favorite genre.

Registration is required.

Meets in the Silver Room on the first Tuesday of every month at 1:00 pm.

Why should kids have all the fun? Join us to play all sorts of card and board games, and maybe even win some prizes in Bingo.

Drop-ins are welcome, and you can even bring your own games if you’d like!

San Tan Seniors is a weekly gathering of adults.

The first hour is structured and will feature staff-led games such as trivia, bingo, name that tune, or other group games.

The second hour is unstructured and participants can play cards, get something to eat, or just chat.

Stories, songs, puppets and finger plays just for toddlers, while introducing Early Literacy concepts for parents and caregivers.

Sponsored by Child and Family Resources, Inc., Tiny Tales is designed for toddlers 18 to 36 months old. Parents and children participate in activities that may include reading aloud, storytelling, finger-plays, rhymes, and songs. Because this age is a crucial time in the development of language skills, the value of these events lies in giving caregivers the background on how to stimulate and encourage a child's development as well as entertaining the toddlers.

A nighttime ride for experienced riders. Limit 10 riders per group.

Shed your work schedule then spend the evening lighting up the trails on two-wheels.

During this San Tan Bikes-sponsored adventure, old familiar trails become new again; challenging your skills from new and heightened perspectives.

First timers to experts, this is a no-drop ride.

Please bring your helmet and two 650-lumen lights (bar and helmet mount), and water.

Snacks are optional.

Meet near the flagpole ten-minutes early as wheels down are at the top of the hour.

Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

Thursday, from 1:00-3:00, come and join us for Creative Haven, our adult arts and crafts class and make a fun craft of the week.

This series of craft workshops offers a wide range of recreational arts and crafts projects for adults of all ages.

The projects are selected to be completed in a hands-on workshop, which lasts between 90 and 120 minutes.

These sessions vary each week in the type of materials, techniques and skill level required.

Click here to register: https://pcld.libnet.info/base/event/5475825

Local experts guide you on a 7-9 mile group ride. Limit 10 riders per group.

What’s the best way to spend your Saturday morning? On a mountain biking group ride, of course. Roll up to the main trailhead 10-minutes prior to start time and meet with the San Tan Shredders.

We’ll do a quick introduction, tell a few lame jokes, then head off with our fearless leader for a “no drop” ride. All abilities are welcome to join in the fun. Trail ride is about 2-hours.

Quote of the day: “No matter how slow you go, you’re still faster than a couch potato!”

Bring your helmet (required), plenty of water and an extra inner tube in case of a flat. Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

It's time for Bingo at the San Tan Valley Veteran Center!

If you are itching to play some BINGO and contribute to good causes, then you are in luck. The San Tan Valley Veteran Center is bringing BINGO to the area every Sunday.

These games are open to the public, so bring your good luck charms. The doors will open at 12 pm every Sunday and the game will start at 1 pm. The cost to play is $25 for 6 cards per game for a total of 10 games. CASH ONLY.

San Tan Valley Veteran Center’s Bingo games not only mean winners at the Veteran Center, but winners for the community. We are hoping that the Bingo games will generate thousands of dollars of donations to the area Veterans, schools, youth programs.

To meet The Arizona Department of Health Services COVID guidelines, social distancing rules and regulations will be in effect. We will be limited to 40 people; we ask to please pre-register here.

San Tan Leads is a one person per industry professional business leads group.

Founded in 2008, the group meets every Tuesday morning from 7:30am-9am.

If you are interested in learning more about the group, checking to see if your business category is open or have to learn more about the members, please visit http://SanTanLeads.com

Join Mr. Library for storytime for children aged 3-5 and their parents, featuring stories, songs, fingerplays, rhymes, and crafts or other extension activities.

Storytime makes learning fun! Storytimes act as an integral part of early literacy education by introducing young children to books, rhymes, music and other literacy-based activities. San Tan Valley Library offers programs matched to the typical attention spans and developmental levels of different ages of children.

Why should kids have all the fun? Join us to play all sorts of card and board games, and maybe even win some prizes in Bingo.

Drop-ins are welcome, and you can even bring your own games if you’d like!

San Tan Seniors is a weekly gathering of adults.

The first hour is structured and will feature staff-led games such as trivia, bingo, name that tune, or other group games.

The second hour is unstructured and participants can play cards, get something to eat, or just chat.

QC-STV REPUBLICAN WOMEN FEDERATED monthly meetings are held the second Tuesday of each month, except for a summer break in July and August.

Doors open at 5:30pm at the Pioneer Justice Court 3675 E Hunt Hwy, San Tan Valley, AZ 85143.

Meetings begin at 7 pm and end at 8 pm.

For more information visit https://qcstvrepublicanwomen.com

Stories, songs, puppets and finger plays just for toddlers, while introducing Early Literacy concepts for parents and caregivers.

Sponsored by Child and Family Resources, Inc., Tiny Tales is designed for toddlers 18 to 36 months old. Parents and children participate in activities that may include reading aloud, storytelling, finger-plays, rhymes, and songs. Because this age is a crucial time in the development of language skills, the value of these events lies in giving caregivers the background on how to stimulate and encourage a child's development as well as entertaining the toddlers.

Kids ages 8-12 are invited to sit by the campfire and hear some fun, but spooky stories, roast some marshmallows and play a game.

This program is after-hours so parents are strongly encouraged to be present.

The stories are kid-friendly, but may still cause a fright. You know your child best.

The campfire isn’t real, of course, but the marshmallows and hot chocolate are.

Parental permission is required.

A nighttime ride for experienced riders. Limit 10 riders per group.

Shed your work schedule then spend the evening lighting up the trails on two-wheels.

During this San Tan Bikes-sponsored adventure, old familiar trails become new again; challenging your skills from new and heightened perspectives.

First timers to experts, this is a no-drop ride.

Please bring your helmet and two 650-lumen lights (bar and helmet mount), and water.

Snacks are optional.

Meet near the flagpole ten-minutes early as wheels down are at the top of the hour.

Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

Thursday, from 1:00-3:00, come and join us for Creative Haven, our adult arts and crafts class and make a fun craft of the week.

This series of craft workshops offers a wide range of recreational arts and crafts projects for adults of all ages.

The projects are selected to be completed in a hands-on workshop, which lasts between 90 and 120 minutes.

These sessions vary each week in the type of materials, techniques and skill level required.

Click here to register: https://pcld.libnet.info/base/event/5475825

Local experts guide you on a 7-9 mile group ride. Limit 10 riders per group.

What’s the best way to spend your Saturday morning? On a mountain biking group ride, of course. Roll up to the main trailhead 10-minutes prior to start time and meet with the San Tan Shredders.

We’ll do a quick introduction, tell a few lame jokes, then head off with our fearless leader for a “no drop” ride. All abilities are welcome to join in the fun. Trail ride is about 2-hours.

Quote of the day: “No matter how slow you go, you’re still faster than a couch potato!”

Bring your helmet (required), plenty of water and an extra inner tube in case of a flat. Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

It's time for Bingo at the San Tan Valley Veteran Center!

If you are itching to play some BINGO and contribute to good causes, then you are in luck. The San Tan Valley Veteran Center is bringing BINGO to the area every Sunday.

These games are open to the public, so bring your good luck charms. The doors will open at 12 pm every Sunday and the game will start at 1 pm. The cost to play is $25 for 6 cards per game for a total of 10 games. CASH ONLY.

San Tan Valley Veteran Center’s Bingo games not only mean winners at the Veteran Center, but winners for the community. We are hoping that the Bingo games will generate thousands of dollars of donations to the area Veterans, schools, youth programs.

To meet The Arizona Department of Health Services COVID guidelines, social distancing rules and regulations will be in effect. We will be limited to 40 people; we ask to please pre-register here.

San Tan Leads is a one person per industry professional business leads group.

Founded in 2008, the group meets every Tuesday morning from 7:30am-9am.

If you are interested in learning more about the group, checking to see if your business category is open or have to learn more about the members, please visit http://SanTanLeads.com

Join Mr. Library for storytime for children aged 3-5 and their parents, featuring stories, songs, fingerplays, rhymes, and crafts or other extension activities.

Storytime makes learning fun! Storytimes act as an integral part of early literacy education by introducing young children to books, rhymes, music and other literacy-based activities. San Tan Valley Library offers programs matched to the typical attention spans and developmental levels of different ages of children.

Why should kids have all the fun? Join us to play all sorts of card and board games, and maybe even win some prizes in Bingo.

Drop-ins are welcome, and you can even bring your own games if you’d like!

San Tan Seniors is a weekly gathering of adults.

The first hour is structured and will feature staff-led games such as trivia, bingo, name that tune, or other group games.

The second hour is unstructured and participants can play cards, get something to eat, or just chat.

Stories, songs, puppets and finger plays just for toddlers, while introducing Early Literacy concepts for parents and caregivers.

Sponsored by Child and Family Resources, Inc., Tiny Tales is designed for toddlers 18 to 36 months old. Parents and children participate in activities that may include reading aloud, storytelling, finger-plays, rhymes, and songs. Because this age is a crucial time in the development of language skills, the value of these events lies in giving caregivers the background on how to stimulate and encourage a child's development as well as entertaining the toddlers.

A nighttime ride for experienced riders. Limit 10 riders per group.

Shed your work schedule then spend the evening lighting up the trails on two-wheels.

During this San Tan Bikes-sponsored adventure, old familiar trails become new again; challenging your skills from new and heightened perspectives.

First timers to experts, this is a no-drop ride.

Please bring your helmet and two 650-lumen lights (bar and helmet mount), and water.

Snacks are optional.

Meet near the flagpole ten-minutes early as wheels down are at the top of the hour.

Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

Thursday, from 1:00-3:00, come and join us for Creative Haven, our adult arts and crafts class and make a fun craft of the week.

This series of craft workshops offers a wide range of recreational arts and crafts projects for adults of all ages.

The projects are selected to be completed in a hands-on workshop, which lasts between 90 and 120 minutes.

These sessions vary each week in the type of materials, techniques and skill level required.

Click here to register: https://pcld.libnet.info/base/event/5475825

Local experts guide you on a 7-9 mile group ride. Limit 10 riders per group.

What’s the best way to spend your Saturday morning? On a mountain biking group ride, of course. Roll up to the main trailhead 10-minutes prior to start time and meet with the San Tan Shredders.

We’ll do a quick introduction, tell a few lame jokes, then head off with our fearless leader for a “no drop” ride. All abilities are welcome to join in the fun. Trail ride is about 2-hours.

Quote of the day: “No matter how slow you go, you’re still faster than a couch potato!”

Bring your helmet (required), plenty of water and an extra inner tube in case of a flat. Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

The Pinal County Attorney’s Office would like to invite the public to an upcoming shred event.
This free event provide residents an opportunity to properly dispose of important paperwork. Each person is able to bring five 13-gallon trash bags worth of documents.

Some of the documents most important to shred include:

• Old Tax and IRS Documents
• Old Bills with account information
• Old Records with name, social security, addresses
• Old Medical Records
• Old Bank Records

"The best assistance that I can provide to you as a victim of identity theft is to do everything we can to prevent
you from ever being a victim," said County Attorney Kent Volkmer. "Once your identity is stolen, there is very
little we can do to make you whole or give you your life back."

It's time for Bingo at the San Tan Valley Veteran Center!

If you are itching to play some BINGO and contribute to good causes, then you are in luck. The San Tan Valley Veteran Center is bringing BINGO to the area every Sunday.

These games are open to the public, so bring your good luck charms. The doors will open at 12 pm every Sunday and the game will start at 1 pm. The cost to play is $25 for 6 cards per game for a total of 10 games. CASH ONLY.

San Tan Valley Veteran Center’s Bingo games not only mean winners at the Veteran Center, but winners for the community. We are hoping that the Bingo games will generate thousands of dollars of donations to the area Veterans, schools, youth programs.

To meet The Arizona Department of Health Services COVID guidelines, social distancing rules and regulations will be in effect. We will be limited to 40 people; we ask to please pre-register here.

San Tan Leads is a one person per industry professional business leads group.

Founded in 2008, the group meets every Tuesday morning from 7:30am-9am.

If you are interested in learning more about the group, checking to see if your business category is open or have to learn more about the members, please visit http://SanTanLeads.com

Join Mr. Library for storytime for children aged 3-5 and their parents, featuring stories, songs, fingerplays, rhymes, and crafts or other extension activities.

Storytime makes learning fun! Storytimes act as an integral part of early literacy education by introducing young children to books, rhymes, music and other literacy-based activities. San Tan Valley Library offers programs matched to the typical attention spans and developmental levels of different ages of children.

Why should kids have all the fun? Join us to play all sorts of card and board games, and maybe even win some prizes in Bingo.

Drop-ins are welcome, and you can even bring your own games if you’d like!

San Tan Seniors is a weekly gathering of adults.

The first hour is structured and will feature staff-led games such as trivia, bingo, name that tune, or other group games.

The second hour is unstructured and participants can play cards, get something to eat, or just chat.

Pinal County Seeks Public Comment on Draft 2021 Five-Year Transportation Program

More info: https://bit.ly/3avGHJZ

Stories, songs, puppets and finger plays just for toddlers, while introducing Early Literacy concepts for parents and caregivers.

Sponsored by Child and Family Resources, Inc., Tiny Tales is designed for toddlers 18 to 36 months old. Parents and children participate in activities that may include reading aloud, storytelling, finger-plays, rhymes, and songs. Because this age is a crucial time in the development of language skills, the value of these events lies in giving caregivers the background on how to stimulate and encourage a child's development as well as entertaining the toddlers.

Kids ages 8-12 are invited to sit by the campfire and hear some fun, but spooky stories, roast some marshmallows and play a game.

This program is after-hours so parents are strongly encouraged to be present.

The stories are kid-friendly, but may still cause a fright. You know your child best.

The campfire isn’t real, of course, but the marshmallows and hot chocolate are.

Parental permission is required.

A nighttime ride for experienced riders. Limit 10 riders per group.

Shed your work schedule then spend the evening lighting up the trails on two-wheels.

During this San Tan Bikes-sponsored adventure, old familiar trails become new again; challenging your skills from new and heightened perspectives.

First timers to experts, this is a no-drop ride.

Please bring your helmet and two 650-lumen lights (bar and helmet mount), and water.

Snacks are optional.

Meet near the flagpole ten-minutes early as wheels down are at the top of the hour.

Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

Thursday, from 1:00-3:00, come and join us for Creative Haven, our adult arts and crafts class and make a fun craft of the week.

This series of craft workshops offers a wide range of recreational arts and crafts projects for adults of all ages.

The projects are selected to be completed in a hands-on workshop, which lasts between 90 and 120 minutes.

These sessions vary each week in the type of materials, techniques and skill level required.

Click here to register: https://pcld.libnet.info/base/event/5475825

Local experts guide you on a 7-9 mile group ride. Limit 10 riders per group.

What’s the best way to spend your Saturday morning? On a mountain biking group ride, of course. Roll up to the main trailhead 10-minutes prior to start time and meet with the San Tan Shredders.

We’ll do a quick introduction, tell a few lame jokes, then head off with our fearless leader for a “no drop” ride. All abilities are welcome to join in the fun. Trail ride is about 2-hours.

Quote of the day: “No matter how slow you go, you’re still faster than a couch potato!”

Bring your helmet (required), plenty of water and an extra inner tube in case of a flat. Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

It's time for Bingo at the San Tan Valley Veteran Center!

If you are itching to play some BINGO and contribute to good causes, then you are in luck. The San Tan Valley Veteran Center is bringing BINGO to the area every Sunday.

These games are open to the public, so bring your good luck charms. The doors will open at 12 pm every Sunday and the game will start at 1 pm. The cost to play is $25 for 6 cards per game for a total of 10 games. CASH ONLY.

San Tan Valley Veteran Center’s Bingo games not only mean winners at the Veteran Center, but winners for the community. We are hoping that the Bingo games will generate thousands of dollars of donations to the area Veterans, schools, youth programs.

To meet The Arizona Department of Health Services COVID guidelines, social distancing rules and regulations will be in effect. We will be limited to 40 people; we ask to please pre-register here.

San Tan Leads is a one person per industry professional business leads group.

Founded in 2008, the group meets every Tuesday morning from 7:30am-9am.

If you are interested in learning more about the group, checking to see if your business category is open or have to learn more about the members, please visit http://SanTanLeads.com

Join Mr. Library for storytime for children aged 3-5 and their parents, featuring stories, songs, fingerplays, rhymes, and crafts or other extension activities.

Storytime makes learning fun! Storytimes act as an integral part of early literacy education by introducing young children to books, rhymes, music and other literacy-based activities. San Tan Valley Library offers programs matched to the typical attention spans and developmental levels of different ages of children.

Why should kids have all the fun? Join us to play all sorts of card and board games, and maybe even win some prizes in Bingo.

Drop-ins are welcome, and you can even bring your own games if you’d like!

San Tan Seniors is a weekly gathering of adults.

The first hour is structured and will feature staff-led games such as trivia, bingo, name that tune, or other group games.

The second hour is unstructured and participants can play cards, get something to eat, or just chat.

Stories, songs, puppets and finger plays just for toddlers, while introducing Early Literacy concepts for parents and caregivers.

Sponsored by Child and Family Resources, Inc., Tiny Tales is designed for toddlers 18 to 36 months old. Parents and children participate in activities that may include reading aloud, storytelling, finger-plays, rhymes, and songs. Because this age is a crucial time in the development of language skills, the value of these events lies in giving caregivers the background on how to stimulate and encourage a child's development as well as entertaining the toddlers.

A nighttime ride for experienced riders. Limit 10 riders per group.

Shed your work schedule then spend the evening lighting up the trails on two-wheels.

During this San Tan Bikes-sponsored adventure, old familiar trails become new again; challenging your skills from new and heightened perspectives.

First timers to experts, this is a no-drop ride.

Please bring your helmet and two 650-lumen lights (bar and helmet mount), and water.

Snacks are optional.

Meet near the flagpole ten-minutes early as wheels down are at the top of the hour.

Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

Thursday, from 1:00-3:00, come and join us for Creative Haven, our adult arts and crafts class and make a fun craft of the week.

This series of craft workshops offers a wide range of recreational arts and crafts projects for adults of all ages.

The projects are selected to be completed in a hands-on workshop, which lasts between 90 and 120 minutes.

These sessions vary each week in the type of materials, techniques and skill level required.

Click here to register: https://pcld.libnet.info/base/event/5475825

Local experts guide you on a 7-9 mile group ride. Limit 10 riders per group.

What’s the best way to spend your Saturday morning? On a mountain biking group ride, of course. Roll up to the main trailhead 10-minutes prior to start time and meet with the San Tan Shredders.

We’ll do a quick introduction, tell a few lame jokes, then head off with our fearless leader for a “no drop” ride. All abilities are welcome to join in the fun. Trail ride is about 2-hours.

Quote of the day: “No matter how slow you go, you’re still faster than a couch potato!”

Bring your helmet (required), plenty of water and an extra inner tube in case of a flat. Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

It's time for Bingo at the San Tan Valley Veteran Center!

If you are itching to play some BINGO and contribute to good causes, then you are in luck. The San Tan Valley Veteran Center is bringing BINGO to the area every Sunday.

These games are open to the public, so bring your good luck charms. The doors will open at 12 pm every Sunday and the game will start at 1 pm. The cost to play is $25 for 6 cards per game for a total of 10 games. CASH ONLY.

San Tan Valley Veteran Center’s Bingo games not only mean winners at the Veteran Center, but winners for the community. We are hoping that the Bingo games will generate thousands of dollars of donations to the area Veterans, schools, youth programs.

To meet The Arizona Department of Health Services COVID guidelines, social distancing rules and regulations will be in effect. We will be limited to 40 people; we ask to please pre-register here.

San Tan Leads is a one person per industry professional business leads group.

Founded in 2008, the group meets every Tuesday morning from 7:30am-9am.

If you are interested in learning more about the group, checking to see if your business category is open or have to learn more about the members, please visit http://SanTanLeads.com

Join Mr. Library for storytime for children aged 3-5 and their parents, featuring stories, songs, fingerplays, rhymes, and crafts or other extension activities.

Storytime makes learning fun! Storytimes act as an integral part of early literacy education by introducing young children to books, rhymes, music and other literacy-based activities. San Tan Valley Library offers programs matched to the typical attention spans and developmental levels of different ages of children.

Why should kids have all the fun? Join us to play all sorts of card and board games, and maybe even win some prizes in Bingo.

Drop-ins are welcome, and you can even bring your own games if you’d like!

San Tan Seniors is a weekly gathering of adults.

The first hour is structured and will feature staff-led games such as trivia, bingo, name that tune, or other group games.

The second hour is unstructured and participants can play cards, get something to eat, or just chat.

Stories, songs, puppets and finger plays just for toddlers, while introducing Early Literacy concepts for parents and caregivers.

Sponsored by Child and Family Resources, Inc., Tiny Tales is designed for toddlers 18 to 36 months old. Parents and children participate in activities that may include reading aloud, storytelling, finger-plays, rhymes, and songs. Because this age is a crucial time in the development of language skills, the value of these events lies in giving caregivers the background on how to stimulate and encourage a child's development as well as entertaining the toddlers.

Kids ages 8-12 are invited to sit by the campfire and hear some fun, but spooky stories, roast some marshmallows and play a game.

This program is after-hours so parents are strongly encouraged to be present.

The stories are kid-friendly, but may still cause a fright. You know your child best.

The campfire isn’t real, of course, but the marshmallows and hot chocolate are.

Parental permission is required.

A nighttime ride for experienced riders. Limit 10 riders per group.

Shed your work schedule then spend the evening lighting up the trails on two-wheels.

During this San Tan Bikes-sponsored adventure, old familiar trails become new again; challenging your skills from new and heightened perspectives.

First timers to experts, this is a no-drop ride.

Please bring your helmet and two 650-lumen lights (bar and helmet mount), and water.

Snacks are optional.

Meet near the flagpole ten-minutes early as wheels down are at the top of the hour.

Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

Thursday, from 1:00-3:00, come and join us for Creative Haven, our adult arts and crafts class and make a fun craft of the week.

This series of craft workshops offers a wide range of recreational arts and crafts projects for adults of all ages.

The projects are selected to be completed in a hands-on workshop, which lasts between 90 and 120 minutes.

These sessions vary each week in the type of materials, techniques and skill level required.

Click here to register: https://pcld.libnet.info/base/event/5475825

Local experts guide you on a 7-9 mile group ride. Limit 10 riders per group.

What’s the best way to spend your Saturday morning? On a mountain biking group ride, of course. Roll up to the main trailhead 10-minutes prior to start time and meet with the San Tan Shredders.

We’ll do a quick introduction, tell a few lame jokes, then head off with our fearless leader for a “no drop” ride. All abilities are welcome to join in the fun. Trail ride is about 2-hours.

Quote of the day: “No matter how slow you go, you’re still faster than a couch potato!”

Bring your helmet (required), plenty of water and an extra inner tube in case of a flat. Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

It's time for Bingo at the San Tan Valley Veteran Center!

If you are itching to play some BINGO and contribute to good causes, then you are in luck. The San Tan Valley Veteran Center is bringing BINGO to the area every Sunday.

These games are open to the public, so bring your good luck charms. The doors will open at 12 pm every Sunday and the game will start at 1 pm. The cost to play is $25 for 6 cards per game for a total of 10 games. CASH ONLY.

San Tan Valley Veteran Center’s Bingo games not only mean winners at the Veteran Center, but winners for the community. We are hoping that the Bingo games will generate thousands of dollars of donations to the area Veterans, schools, youth programs.

To meet The Arizona Department of Health Services COVID guidelines, social distancing rules and regulations will be in effect. We will be limited to 40 people; we ask to please pre-register here.

San Tan Leads is a one person per industry professional business leads group.

Founded in 2008, the group meets every Tuesday morning from 7:30am-9am.

If you are interested in learning more about the group, checking to see if your business category is open or have to learn more about the members, please visit http://SanTanLeads.com

Join Mr. Library for storytime for children aged 3-5 and their parents, featuring stories, songs, fingerplays, rhymes, and crafts or other extension activities.

Storytime makes learning fun! Storytimes act as an integral part of early literacy education by introducing young children to books, rhymes, music and other literacy-based activities. San Tan Valley Library offers programs matched to the typical attention spans and developmental levels of different ages of children.

Why should kids have all the fun? Join us to play all sorts of card and board games, and maybe even win some prizes in Bingo.

Drop-ins are welcome, and you can even bring your own games if you’d like!

San Tan Seniors is a weekly gathering of adults.

The first hour is structured and will feature staff-led games such as trivia, bingo, name that tune, or other group games.

The second hour is unstructured and participants can play cards, get something to eat, or just chat.

Stories, songs, puppets and finger plays just for toddlers, while introducing Early Literacy concepts for parents and caregivers.

Sponsored by Child and Family Resources, Inc., Tiny Tales is designed for toddlers 18 to 36 months old. Parents and children participate in activities that may include reading aloud, storytelling, finger-plays, rhymes, and songs. Because this age is a crucial time in the development of language skills, the value of these events lies in giving caregivers the background on how to stimulate and encourage a child's development as well as entertaining the toddlers.

A nighttime ride for experienced riders. Limit 10 riders per group.

Shed your work schedule then spend the evening lighting up the trails on two-wheels.

During this San Tan Bikes-sponsored adventure, old familiar trails become new again; challenging your skills from new and heightened perspectives.

First timers to experts, this is a no-drop ride.

Please bring your helmet and two 650-lumen lights (bar and helmet mount), and water.

Snacks are optional.

Meet near the flagpole ten-minutes early as wheels down are at the top of the hour.

Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

Thursday, from 1:00-3:00, come and join us for Creative Haven, our adult arts and crafts class and make a fun craft of the week.

This series of craft workshops offers a wide range of recreational arts and crafts projects for adults of all ages.

The projects are selected to be completed in a hands-on workshop, which lasts between 90 and 120 minutes.

These sessions vary each week in the type of materials, techniques and skill level required.

Click here to register: https://pcld.libnet.info/base/event/5475825

Local experts guide you on a 7-9 mile group ride. Limit 10 riders per group.

What’s the best way to spend your Saturday morning? On a mountain biking group ride, of course. Roll up to the main trailhead 10-minutes prior to start time and meet with the San Tan Shredders.

We’ll do a quick introduction, tell a few lame jokes, then head off with our fearless leader for a “no drop” ride. All abilities are welcome to join in the fun. Trail ride is about 2-hours.

Quote of the day: “No matter how slow you go, you’re still faster than a couch potato!”

Bring your helmet (required), plenty of water and an extra inner tube in case of a flat. Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.

It's time for Bingo at the San Tan Valley Veteran Center!

If you are itching to play some BINGO and contribute to good causes, then you are in luck. The San Tan Valley Veteran Center is bringing BINGO to the area every Sunday.

These games are open to the public, so bring your good luck charms. The doors will open at 12 pm every Sunday and the game will start at 1 pm. The cost to play is $25 for 6 cards per game for a total of 10 games. CASH ONLY.

San Tan Valley Veteran Center’s Bingo games not only mean winners at the Veteran Center, but winners for the community. We are hoping that the Bingo games will generate thousands of dollars of donations to the area Veterans, schools, youth programs.

To meet The Arizona Department of Health Services COVID guidelines, social distancing rules and regulations will be in effect. We will be limited to 40 people; we ask to please pre-register here.

San Tan Leads is a one person per industry professional business leads group.

Founded in 2008, the group meets every Tuesday morning from 7:30am-9am.

If you are interested in learning more about the group, checking to see if your business category is open or have to learn more about the members, please visit http://SanTanLeads.com

Join Mr. Library for storytime for children aged 3-5 and their parents, featuring stories, songs, fingerplays, rhymes, and crafts or other extension activities.

Storytime makes learning fun! Storytimes act as an integral part of early literacy education by introducing young children to books, rhymes, music and other literacy-based activities. San Tan Valley Library offers programs matched to the typical attention spans and developmental levels of different ages of children.

Why should kids have all the fun? Join us to play all sorts of card and board games, and maybe even win some prizes in Bingo.

Drop-ins are welcome, and you can even bring your own games if you’d like!

San Tan Seniors is a weekly gathering of adults.

The first hour is structured and will feature staff-led games such as trivia, bingo, name that tune, or other group games.

The second hour is unstructured and participants can play cards, get something to eat, or just chat.

Stories, songs, puppets and finger plays just for toddlers, while introducing Early Literacy concepts for parents and caregivers.

Sponsored by Child and Family Resources, Inc., Tiny Tales is designed for toddlers 18 to 36 months old. Parents and children participate in activities that may include reading aloud, storytelling, finger-plays, rhymes, and songs. Because this age is a crucial time in the development of language skills, the value of these events lies in giving caregivers the background on how to stimulate and encourage a child's development as well as entertaining the toddlers.

Kids ages 8-12 are invited to sit by the campfire and hear some fun, but spooky stories, roast some marshmallows and play a game.

This program is after-hours so parents are strongly encouraged to be present.

The stories are kid-friendly, but may still cause a fright. You know your child best.

The campfire isn’t real, of course, but the marshmallows and hot chocolate are.

Parental permission is required.

A nighttime ride for experienced riders. Limit 10 riders per group.

Shed your work schedule then spend the evening lighting up the trails on two-wheels.

During this San Tan Bikes-sponsored adventure, old familiar trails become new again; challenging your skills from new and heightened perspectives.

First timers to experts, this is a no-drop ride.

Please bring your helmet and two 650-lumen lights (bar and helmet mount), and water.

Snacks are optional.

Meet near the flagpole ten-minutes early as wheels down are at the top of the hour.

Limit 10 riders per group.

San Tan Mountain Regional Park COVID guidelines:

• Know before you go. Check the website or call ahead to ensure the program has not been canceled. Be prepared for limited access to facilities and water fountains.
• Bring a mask. Although this is an outdoor program, frequent stops may be made so the ranger can explain or highlight items along the trail(s). Masks will be required during these stops. Masks are also required in restrooms and the nature center.
• Physical distancing. Observe the CDC’s minimum recommended physical distancing of six (6) feet from others at all times. Share the trail and warn other trail users of your presence as you pass.
• Personal hygiene. Follow the CDC’s guidance on personal hygiene prior to visiting parks or trails.
• Other. Do not use parks or trails if you are exhibiting symptoms. If you sneeze while recreating on a trail, please sneeze into your elbow to avoid the spread of germs.