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Published On 9/3/2025

Your Board had a very fruitful all day retreat on August 27 to guide the Guild to better serve your needs! Many ideas are already implemented!

Starting in October Tuesday afternoons will be dedicated to instructor facilitated sessions in the Topaz Room. These sessions will be for students who have completed a beginner class in the medium and want to improve their skills. Students will work on their own projects and will need their own supplies. The coach will be there to guide you when you need assistance. The first Tuesday of each month will be for oil painting, the second Tuesday will be for watercolor and the third Tuesday will feature pastel . Drawing will be added on the fourth Tuesday when an instructor becomes available. You will need to pre register on the website and pay a $10 fee for each session.

Another idea was for the president to send an email each month to fill you in on all the happenings coming up! We have a full fall schedule of classes starting this fall

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Art projects add beauty to Ridgeview corridor

Published On 8/10/2025

By LaVerne Kyriss
SaddleBrooke One’s Architectural and Landscaping Committee, along with our Common Area Maintenance team, has been working for several years to identify and implement a variety of projects to beautify the community’s common areas.
Artwork on common walls, undated landscaping in various locations and new installations at the clubhouse entrance all add to the ambiance and pleasant environment of our community. One of the earlier projects was spearheaded by the Ceramics Club members who designed, created and worked with Common Area maintenance staff to get Lizzy, the lizard, installed on the wall at the corner of Ridgeview and Idlewind. Based on the community’s positive feedback, Mario Coelho, former CAM manager, reached out to SaddleBrooke’s creative community to see if there was interest in additional art installations in SB One common areas.
Delys Nast, a member of several creative groups, stepped forward to gather a team t