DECEMBER 2023
GVREC.ORG
2023 Financial Report THE BUDGET PROCESS GVR operates on a fiscal year, running from January 1 to December 31. The budget process begins in August with guidelines issued to department directors by the Chief Executive Officer (CEO). Departmental requests are prepared and submitted in August. The CEO and Chief Financial Officer (CFO) meet with each department director to discuss their requests. Changes and revisions to the requests and revenue projections are incorporated into the proposed budget.
The CEO and CFO hold meetings with the Planning and Evaluation Committee, Fiscal Affairs Committee, and Board of Directors in September and October to assist with budget preparation. In accordance with GVR’s Corporate Policy Manual (CPM), the budget must be available to the Board for approval no later than November 15. Continued on page 4
The Operating Budget: Fiscal Year 2024 Budget
Other Revenue: 1.1%
REVENUE In consideration of the economic climate and the lingering effects and uncertainty of the COVID pandemic and the real estate market, we believe GVR’s anticipated revenue assumptions for fiscal year 2024 are appropriate. When viewed in light of the relatively solid revenue performance over recent years, this approach is illustrated on the right: Fiscal Year 2024 REVENUE BUDGET HIGHLIGHTS A summary of the fee rate changes are as follows:
Member Dues: 59.6% Communication: 0.4% Investment Income: 3.6% Recreation: 4.1% LC, Trans., Crd Fees: 5.9%
REVENUE
Capital Revenue: 25.4%
A. Member dues, 2023 rate of $510 increased $5 to $515 for 2024 (1.0%). B. Initial fee, 2023 rate of $2,900 increased $100 to $3,000 for 2024 (3.4%). C. Membership Change Fee (MCF) 2023 rate of $2,900 increased $100 to $3,000 for 2024 (3.4%).
Facilities: 32%
D. Tenant Fees: All tenant rates increased by five dollars per card with a $10 increase to the 4–12 month option.
Operations: 6.4%
Despite the increase in dues, the total anticipated revenue for 2024 is $11,972,097, which is a decrease of 139,199 (1.2%) from the 2023 budget. This revenue decrease is the expected result of the slow real estate market. The total anticipated expenses for 2024 are $11,034,016 which is a decrease of $162,769 (1.5%) from the 2023 budget.
Corporate: 7.2% Communications: 1.9% Programs: 4.1% EXPENSES
Personnel: 48.4%
CONTACT US — 520-625-3440 Operational matters Board policy matters West Center Customer Service
email: [email protected] email: [email protected] 520-625-0288 (Lunch Noon–1pm)
RECREATION SERVICES
NEW PHONE NUMBERS!
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NORTH CAMPUS 520-648-7669
SOUTH CAMPUS 520-838-0169
Includes: Abrego North Casa Paloma I Casa Paloma II Continental Vistas
Includes: Abrego South Desert Hills Canoa Hills Madera Vista Canoa Ranch Santa Rita Springs Del Sol Clubhouse
East Center Las Campanas Pickleball Center West Center
Center Operations Assistants 520-343-2440
DECEMBER BOARD & COMMITTEE MEETINGS
GVR BOARD
BOARD AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Tuesday, December 12, 1:30–3:00pm West Center Room 2 / Zoom
GVR BOARD MEMBERS President: Marge Garneau Vice President: Carol Crothers Secretary: Bart Hillyer Treasurer: Jim Carden Assistant Secretary: Barbara Blake Assistant Treasurer: Joe Magliola
NOMINATIONS & ELECTIONS COMMITTEE Thursday, December 14, 10:00–11:30am West Center Room 2 / Zoom FISCAL AFFAIRS COMMITTEE Tuesday, December 19, 1:30–3:00pm West Center Room 2 / Zoom Any change in meeting status will be announced on the GVR website calendar.
BOARD MEETING HIGHLIGHTS In a regular meeting on Wednesday, November 15, the Board of Directors took the following actions:
• Amended Motion: Adopt the Operating Budget with the
Recommended Fee Schedule as presented, but do not approve the Del Sol Clubhouse café at this time or anything in the café area until the research is done. 9 yes / 2 no (Austin, Hillyer) (Barbara Blake was not available for the vote)
DIRECTORS Nancy Austin Kathi Bachelor Beth Dingman
GVR BOARD COMMITTEE CHAIRS Audit Committee: Nancy Austin Board Affairs Committee: Carol Crothers Financial Affairs Committee: Jim Carden Investments Committee: Bev Lawless Nominations & Elections Committee: Beth Dingman Planning & Evaluation Committee: Kathi Bachelor Email: [email protected]
• MOTION: Director Blake moved, Director Carden seconded to accept the Capital Budget and the Capital Plan for 2024. Passed: 11 yes / 1 no (Crothers)
• MOTION: Director Gilbert moved, Director Blake seconded to
award the Del Sol Clubhouse contract for $1,083,943. Passed: 8 yes / 4 no (Austin, Carden, Crothers, Hillyer)
Steve Gilbert Bev Lawless Richard Sutherland
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Did You Know?
Letter from the President
‘Tis the season for potential frost. On frosty mornings, the pools will open late when the decks are free of hazardous, slippery ice. Green Valley is full of micro-climates, so the pool near your house may not have ice, while the pool a mile away does. Staff can’t be everywhere at once, so all pools remain closed until conditions are deemed safe at every location. Before you leave the house, check pool status on the homepage at GVRec.org.
The Board approved the budget as proposed by staff and the committees at the meeting on November 15th. There will be a $5 increase this year in our dues due to rising costs. The Capital “budget and plan” was reviewed by the Board. Projects approved to move forward in 2024 were improvements and expansion of the locker rooms at Desert Hills; moving member services/customer services staff to the West Center lobby; Ceramics Kiln room update; Canoa Hills gym conversion; and working with the clubs and architect to determine space needs at West Center. Out past 2024 the 5-year plan includes evaluation of the West Center club space in more detail; looking into a lazy river at one of the centers; and expansion of the Las Campanas fitness center. Board and staff have other projects they are looking into but they will need more research. We also approved a contract to have the Del Sol Clubhouse completed. If you haven’t been there to see the facility, go take a look. Work at Del Sol should begin soon. The Board was informed if all goes well, the Canoa Hills pool and locker rooms will be opened by the end of the year.
Green Valley is a busy place during the winter months. With the return of our seasonal members, the centers come alive with activities and social gatherings. Maybe consider trying a new activity! Shuffleboard, bocce, horseshoes, water aerobics, tennis, pickleball and more are great ways to stay active and be social.
Have a happy and safe Christmas. Thanks to all who attend our meetings and those who send us emails with their questions and concerns. —Marge Garneau Board President
Children’s Pool Hours West Center Weekdays: Noon–9pm Weekends & holidays: ALL day Abrego South Daily: 4–6pm All other pools Daily: 11am–1pm AND 4–6pm No guest pass required for kids! Children 17 and younger must be accompanied by an adult at all times. Children six and younger must have an adult in the pool with them at all times.
Arts & Crafts Association Holiday Open House/Member Gift Sale Desert Hills Auditorium Wednesday, December 6, 1–4pm
Artisans’ Shop Holiday Open House and Courtyard Gift Sale West Center Friday, December 8, 9am–4pm Saturday, December 9, 10am–2pm
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Cover story, continued… The basis of budgeting conforms to generally accepted accounting principles (GAAP) as required by Bylaws Article VII, Section 4. D. The 2023 projected income and expenses are included for comparison purposes and are GVR’s best estimates at this time. Included with the 2024 Budget is a 3-year projection for the years 2025 through 2027 that is for analytical purposes only. The 2024 Budget that is presented includes the following services: GVR Administrative Services: Information Technology, finance, membership, Board of Directors, nominations and elections, administration, human resources, and communications. GVR Recreation Services: Sports and fitness, concerts, special events, movies, tours, leisure education, volunteers, and sound and lighting. GVR Facilities Services: Maintenance, aquatics, landscaping, and custodial.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS AND MEMBERS OF GREEN VALLEY RECREATION: In accordance with bylaws and Corporate Policy Manual (CPM) of Green Valley Recreation (GVR), we are pleased to submit the GVR Fiscal Year 2024 (FY2024) budget. Included in this total budget are GVR’s operating budget, capital improvement budget, and the Five-Year Capital Improvement Plan for fiscal years 2024–2028. We believe this budget meets GVR’s Strategic Plan, Mission, and Vision by providing excellent facilities and services that create opportunities for recreation, social activities, and leisure education to enhance the quality of our members’ lives, while cultivating and maintaining a sound financial base that generates good value for our members. The department directors work diligently to manage the services within budget constraints and provide a wide array of vital services to our members. This budget provides for a high level of services, planned maintenance, and necessary improvements to GVR’s infrastructure, while staying within the constraints of limited resources. With a focus on providing excellent member service, GVR continues to look for opportunities to update processes, implement efficiencies, seek alternative sources of revenue, and improve service delivery and the quality of life to and for our members. Continued on page 9
ONLY TRAINED, WORKING ADA SERVICE ANIMALS ARE PERMITTED ON GVR PROPERTY By ADA definition, service animals have been individually trained to do work or perform specific tasks for an individual with a disability. Working ADA service animals must be under a handler’s control at all times. GVR expects handlers to ensure the service animal’s impeccable manners: they should be harnessed, leashed, or tethered except to perform disability support tasks that they cannot perform while those devices are in use. Therapy and companion animals are not permitted.
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2024 MAP Fundraiser The 2024 Member Assistance Program fundraising campaign has begun. Due to the great success last year, GVR clubs have been invited to participate again this year in the GVR Foundation’s challenge. The GVR Board of Directors has been invited to put forth their personal funds which will be matched dollar by dollar up to $10k by the GVR Foundation Board of Director’s personal funds! The Board has extended the length of the campaign to January 31, 2024 in order to wait for the many GVR neighbors who return to Green Valley after the holidays. On behalf of GVR members in need of assistance paying their annual dues, the GVR Foundation thanks you all. Make your tax-deductible donation today at gvrecfoundation.org or scan the QR code with your phone or tablet’s camera.
Two New Fitness Programs Starting in January Fitness Training and Parkinson’s Disease
Resistance Training
The training program consists of functional movements that target different aspects of fitness, such as high intensity interval training, resistance, flexibility, and balance training. Additionally, the program includes noncontact boxing exercises.
Resistance band training is a low impact, safe, and efficient way to build strength, improve flexibility and support balance without weights. Small group training will allow each person to get individual attention. Wear loose clothes, sneakers, and bring water. All equipment will be provided.
There is no one-size-fits-all when it comes to exercise and Parkinsons disease. Research shows that exercise and physical activity help maintain and improve mobility, flexibility, balance, and quality of life, as well as manage the symptoms of Parkinson’s disease (PD). Exercise can also provide other benefits for people with PD, such as:
To find out more about these upcoming programs, please contact GVR’s Fitness Coordinator at [email protected].
• Enhancing cardiovascular health • Lowering the risk of falls by improving balance, coordination, and strength
• Boosting cognitive function including attention, memory, and executive function
• Alleviating depression and anxiety • Improving sleep quality and reducing sleep disturbances
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Winter class choices are even better in 2024
DECEMBER 2023
Several of GVR’s class programs include a series of progressive courses which can take members from beginner to expert levels. The Ceramics, Clay Studio, Glass Artists and Lapidary & Silversmithing clubs all offer introductory classes that lead to club membership. They also offer a large array of courses and seminars to hone students’ skills through a choice of 79 sessions comprising 34 classes. Look for these classes in the upcoming winter recreation catalog.
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Do you like yoga or pilates? There are three introductory and eight intermediate yoga classes, plus a couple of fabulous pilates offerings in the next catalog. Multiple sessions assist with opportunities to find a home in one of GVR’s most popular group of courses. The winter catalog will be in centers and online by Monday, December 4. In-person and online course registration begins promptly at 8am on Monday, December 11. Registration by phone starts at 8am on Tuesday, December 12. We can’t wait to see you!
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DECEMBER ART EXHIBITS
Desert Hills – Santa Rita Art League Las Campanas – Santa Rita Art League East Center – The Art of Awakening – Paula Richards West Center – Santa Rita Art League
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When it comes to sports, pickleball classes include seven winter sessions of 101-level classes, as well as multiple advanced classes aimed at preparing students to step onto the court with just about anyone. Have you ever wanted to learn a foreign language? This winter there are ten different Spanish language classes, several with multiple sessions that encompass beginning, elementary, and intermediate levels. There are also three levels of Italian language classes on the schedule. This is your chance to start or resume a linguistic journey.
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GVR Shuffleboard Free Lessons 10–11am WC Shuffleboard Court
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Karen Workman, Santa Rita Art League
Arizona Historical Society Lecture 10:30–11:30am EC Auditorium
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GVR Shuffleboard Free Lessons 10–11am WC Shuffleboard Court
Arts & Assoc Holiday House/M Gift S 1–4pm, De
GVR Computer Club Meeting 1:30–2:30pm SRS Anza
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GVR Shuffleboard Free Lessons 10–11am WC Shuffleboard Court
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Committee Meeting 1:30–3pm WC Room 2 & Zoom Free Movie 2pm & 7pm West Center Auditorium
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1:30-3pm WC Room 2 & Zoom
Christmas Carolers 6–6:30pm, WC Courtyard GVR Live! The Magic of Cassandra & Ben Nemzer 7–9pm, WC Auditorium
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JAN 1 GVR offices and customer service desks are closed;
Photo by Ray Hennessy / Unsplash
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SATURDAY Photography 2 GVR & Computer Club Open House 10am–1pm SRS, upper level
Saturday Night Dance Club Dance 6:30–9pm WC Auditorium
Crafts ciation y Open Member Sale esert Hills
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Green Valley 7 Gardeners Lecture 9:30–10:30am DH Auditorium
Amigas Meet & Greet 4–5:30pm, SRS Anza
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Holiday Open House and Courtyard Gift Sale 9am– 4pm, West Center Green Valley Council 9:30-10:30am EC Auditorium
Santa Rita Art League Reception 5–7pm, Las Campanas
Free Fab Four Sing-Along! 6–11pm, WC Auditorium
Green Valley Gardeners 9:30–10:30am DH Auditorium
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AmigOs Mens Club Meet & Greet 9–11am EC Auditorium
Nominations & Elections Comm Mtg 10-11:30am, WC Room 2/Zoom Planning & Evaluation Comm Mtg 1:30-3pm, WC Room 2/Zoom
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Keep your eyes and ears open for GVR news in KGVY’s community quarterly newspapers and on the air!
Amigas Coffee Time 9–10:30am SRS Anza
Free Movie 2pm, West Center Auditorium
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Registration begins Monday, December 11
Club Party Pool 5–8pm WC Billiards Room
Watch Thursday Night Football 6:15–9pm Del Sol Clubhouse
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Register today for fall classes and events! GVRNOW! GVR NOW! DECEMBER 2023
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2024 ELECTION Each year, members in good standing elect four of their peers to sit on the GVR Board of Directors. Carol Crothers, Steve Gilbert, Bart Hillyer, and Richard Sutherland are finishing terms in March. Amended and restated bylaws are also on the ballot for member approval.
IMPORTANT DATES December 4: Candidate applications available December 21: Candidate applications due by 4pm December 22: Slate of candidates presented to GVR members January 2–18: Petition period for late candidates— petitions due January 18 by 4pm January 22:
Board candidate orientation
January 24:
Final slate of candidates announced
January 26, 2024, Friday: 60 days to Annual Meeting: Slate of candidates presented to GVR Members— eblast and media January 26–February 2, 2024: Candidate Interviews for Website January 30:
Record date – to receive a ballot, members need to have paid all outstanding dues by this date, or have files an application for MAP (Member Assistance Program), or applied for a monthly dues payment plan.
February 12: Notice of Annual Meeting and voting instructions mailed to members February 14 and 21: Candidate forums February 21:
Voting begins
February 28: Candidate Meet & Greet before and after regular meeting of the Board of Directors March 14:
Election ends: last day to vote—paper and electronic ballots due by 4pm Winners announced
March 27:
Annual Meeting of the Corporation
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HOLIDAY CLOSURES • Sunday, December 24
All GVR centers including pools, spas, and fitness facilities close at 6pm.
• Monday, December 25
GVR offices and customer service desks are closed. Limited facilities are available from 5:30am–1pm: pools, fitness centers, and sports clubs will be open at Canoa Ranch, Desert Hills, Las Campanas, Pickleball Center, Santa Rita Springs, and West Center. GVR offices, meeting rooms, and club spaces will be closed.
• Sunday, December 31
All centers close at 6pm.
• Monday, January 1
GVR offices and customer service desks are closed. Centers will be open as usual.
CONSOLIDATED CUSTOMER SERVICE One of the key results from the 2022 GVR member survey was to improve operational efficiencies in an effort to keep dues increases to a minimum. Consolidating customer service staff at West Center is one of the steps GVR has taken to achieve this. Employing fulltime customer service staff year-round amongst the centers was inefficient, especially during the slower spring and summer seasons. Customer service representatives assist with in-person class registration, ticket sales, guest passes, and tenant cards. All GVR centers will still have staff available who can assist members with their recreational activities. For full details, check out last month’s GVR Now! cover story which can be found online at GVRec.org.
Continued from page 4… CLOSING GVR provides important services to a unique population of approximately 23,776 members in Green Valley, Arizona. Our lean ratio of one staff position to every 273 members demonstrates how we strive to make every dollar count. GVR continues to look for opportunities to minimize costs and improve service delivery, while at the same time focusing on providing excellent customer service. This past year it has been challenging to balance and prioritize the needs our community with the limited amount of resources available. In developing the Fiscal Year 2024 budget, we have made every attempt to find savings while keeping our 2024–28 Five-Year Strategic Plan as our guide. As we enter the next fiscal year, we will again need to closely monitor revenues and expenditures to ensure that revenues are coming in as budgeted, and make any necessary expenditure adjustments throughout the year. We are confident that GVR’s staff will continue to meet this challenge. The budget process is a
team effort and reflects many hours of hard work on the part of staff, Planning and Evaluation Committee members, Fiscal Affairs Committee members, and the GVR Board of Directors. We extend special thanks for the hard work of staff and the GVR management team, particularly David Webster, CFO, in developing the Fiscal Year 2024 budget. In summary, this 2024 budget accomplishes the bylaws requirement that GVR shall be guided by the actual expense of operating the recreational facilities of The Corporation, including a reasonable reserve for Capital Replacements with the objective of operating the facilities on a self-sustaining basis. This budget is a solid foundation to keep GVR fiscally strong and responsive to its members. —Scott Somers CEO
Have you recently returned to Green Valley? Welcome back! Classes, events, fitness opportunities, drop-in activities, and clubs are great ways to get the most from a GVR membership. Look for December classes, entertainment, and more in the fall catalog. January to March classes, fitness, and drop-in fun plus January to April events are found in the winter catalog.
In-person and online registration and ticket sales begin Monday, December 11. Phone registration and sales start Tuesday, December 12. Stop in at any GVR center to pick up a copy of the fall and winter recreation catalogs and the new GVR Clubs catalog. Or find the publications online at the bottom of the homepage on GVRec.org.
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WINTER 2024 GVR ENTERTAINMENT LINE UP JANUARY 9
GVR Live! Dinner and a Show: Jason Love Comedy Night with Carlos Oscar, Eric O’Shea, and Rocky Whatule
12 Paint, Sip & Taste, catered by Sweet Peas 16 GVR Live! Dinner and a Show: Danny Green Trio Plus Strings 19 GVR Live! Dance: Jukebox Junqies 25 GVR Live! Performance: Elvis performed by Thane Dunn FEBRUARY 2
GVR Live! Dance: Sonórous
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Paint & Sip by Hues‘N’Booze
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GVR Live! Dinner and a Show: Caro Pierotto
13 GVR Live! Performance: Rhinestone Cowgirl Melly Dunn 14 Watch for a pop-up Valentine’s Day event! 20 GVR Live! Dinner and a Show: Jason Love Comedy Night with David Studebaker, Daniel Eachus, and Larry Omaha 22 GVR Live! Dinner and a Show: Robin Spielberg 27 GVR Live! Dinner and a Show: Super Songs of the 60s with The Tributaries MARCH 5
Paint, Sip & Taste, catered by Sweet Peas
15 GVR Live! Dance: Hardscrabble Road Band 17 Watch for a pop-up St. Patrick’s Day event! 21 GVR Live! Dinner and a Show: Jason Love Comedy Night with Laura Hayden, Stephanie Blum, and Dennis Blair
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GVRLive!
The Magic of Cassandra & Ben Nemzer Tuesday, December 19 at 7pm
Experience the magic of Christmas & the Holidays with master magicians Cassandra and Ben Nemzer! As seen on Netflix, Apple+, Fox Sports, Comedy Central and the most recent season of Let’s Make a Deal on CBS; These two magicians present a nonstop journey of wonder, excitement and holiday cheer. Through jaw-dropping magic, live music, audience participation, and even CRAZY card tricks; This duo creates one once-ina-lifetime moment after another. West Center Auditorium Member/Guest $30 for members General Public $35
Club Spotlight: Two left feet? No partner? No problem. The GVR Square and Round Dance Club is in full swing with its new season. Try the beginner dance workshop/club dance on Monday evenings and see if you would like to join the club. Taste of Modern Square Dancing class is taught by Rick Gittelman, a nationally known caller, and meets on Tuesdays at Las Campanas in the Agave and Ocotillo rooms from 2:30–4pm. The next class offered will start on January 9. The winter GVR Recreation Catalog will have the details. Square dancing is first about fun and friendship and only secondly about learning the calls. And while it takes time to learn, in the end, it is an easy dance to pick up.
GVRLive! Dinner and a Show
Jason Love Comedy Night January 9, Tuesday, 6pm
What could be better than an evening of laughter? How about a trio of comics plus three complimentary beverages, and a catered slider buffet with a vegetarian option and all the fixins’ by Longhorn Grill. West Center Auditorium Member/Guest $40 Not open to the general public. Dinner at 6pm; Show at 7pm
Two left feet? No partner? No problem. No special costumes are needed; we dress casually. The GVR Square and Round Dance Club offers several dances throughout the year, including club, theme, and special dances such as the upcoming New Year’s Eve dance. Be on the lookout for the Free Introduction to Square Dance party on January 8, open to all community residents. Come for the fun and friendship! For dance locations or to get more information, please email [email protected].
Paint, Sip & Taste with Sweet Peas Catering January 12, Friday, 2pm
Create a desert sunset painting while you laugh with friends, enjoy drinks, and dine on delicious appetizers provided by Sweet Peas Catering. Ticket holders will also receive three complimentary beverages. All painting materials provided: canvases, easels, brushes, and paint. Del Sol Clubhouse Member/Guest $45 One guest per GVR member Not open to the general public.
For more details, please go to gvrec.org or pick up a winter recreation catalog. For tickets, call 520-625-0288. To reserve a full table, call 520-838-0156. GVRNOW! GVR NOW! DECEMBER 2023
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GVRLive! Dinner and a Show
Danny Green Trio Plus Strings January 16, Tuesday, 6pm
Band leader and jazz pianist Danny Green takes his music to new heights by partnering his award-winning trio with string ensembles. Dinner is Hawaiian style including vegetarian options catered by Sweet Peas Catering. Patrons will receive three complimentary beverages. West Center Auditorium Member/Guest $35 One guest per GVR member Not open to the general public. Dinner at 6pm; Show at 7pm
Jukebox Junqies January 19, Friday, 7pm
GVRLive! Dance
Join the fun with an evening of dancing to the Jukebox Junqies! Complimentary setups and snacks are included. BYOB. West Center Auditorium Member/Guest $15 (Two guests per GVR member) General Public $25 General public ticket sales begin January 5
GVRLive! Performance
Elvis performed by Thane Dunn January 25, Thursday, 7pm
If you love Elvis and love to be entertained, this show is for you. Folks who saw Elvis Presley live say it’s like watching the King all over again. Step back in time and get all shook up—it’s now or never! West Center Auditorium Member/Guest $35 (Two guests per GVR member) General public $45 For tickets, call 520-625-0288.
For more details, please go to gvrec.org or pick up a winter recreation catalog. For tickets, call 520-625-0288. To reserve a full table, call 520-838-0156.
