Jaine Toth What are the uses of a napkin? If I’d been asked that any time prior to April 2021, I’d have said simply to wipe one’s hands or mouth during and after a meal. But, like many of the most unlikely items, napkins can be made into works of art. Trudy Foslein taught a…
Sue Bart Desert Threads met outside on the patio by the Cottonwood Phoenix Room in May. This was our first in-person meeting for over a year. Members wore masks and were invited into the Phoenix Room to view the many quilts made for charity (delivered to UMOM on May 14). Our Opportunity Quilt was on display,…
Doris Betuel Spring has sprung in our community! Glass fusing artists are making lots of fun things to put in their gardens! Check out the recent addition of glass totem poles and garden stakes that our members have made. Thank you to Connie Lundberg, glass artist extraordinaire and member of the Robson Ranch Fused Glass…
Doris Betuel Open to all homeowners, the Robson Ranch Pickleball Club (RRPC) has been providing free beginner pickleball lessons to any and all players. This program was started a few years ago and most recently has been led by Steve Arthur, long time RRPC member and avid pickleball player. Even with the challenges of COVID…
Ron Gibbs, Manager/Roadie Robson’s own “Sierra Sound” hosted a successful street dance on March 31, for over 250 Robson residents. The dance was held in the pocket park at the intersection of Grand Canyon and Adobe. The weather that…
Carol Breen All was a buzz at the Pottery Studio the past few months as a true potter, or “Crocker” the old English term, was in the community. Warren spent many hours at the potter’s wheel demonstrating and teaching club members various techniques. Since our club has three potter’s wheels, several members had the opportunity…