If you haven’t experienced Trilogy’s newest private country club community, Encanterra in Queen Creek, you’re finally going to have your chance!
February 13, 2010, beginning at 10:00 am, the public will have the opportunity to to experience all that the fabulous Encanterra has to offer.
Beginning at 10:00 am, models will be open for tour as will La Casa, the 60,000sf Club. The public can take part of some of the clubs amenities including:
- Alvea Spa ~ Mini Treatments
- Mossa Athletic Club ~ Zumba lessons & TechnoGym Demos
- Volley Ball & Tennis Demos
- Grand Living Room Live Music
- Cafe Solaz ~ Live music and dancing
- The Vault ~ Wine Tasting & Micro Beer Sampling
- Mallorca Event Center ~ Complimentary Appetizers and Dance Demos
- La Cocina ~ Cooking Demo
- 5 Exceptional Dining Venues
- Signature Gourmet Menus Available
- Private Golf Course Tours
- Apps & Apres ~ Bartending Mixology Demos
(RSVP’s are requested by the way)
Encanterra’s homes’ sale pricing starts in the low $200,000’s and the floorplans are gorgeous. Definitely worth your while to check things out.
If you’re looking for a Realtor to represent you with your home purchase…..well you know who to call!
It’s no secret that Canadians love Arizona with an estimated 500,000 Canadians visiting each winter. Beginning Saturday, the Phoenix area honors our Canadian neighbors with 
Canada Week.
- The 2010 Great Canadian Picnic kicks off Canada week. 57 years and counting~ that’s how many years the Great Canadian Picnic has been held in Phoenix and this year’s picnic will be held this SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 2010 from 10-3 at South Mountain Park in Phoenix. The Great Canadian Picnic is free and open to the public (and no, you don’t have to be a Canadian to attend). Games, food, entertainment and raffles ~ So come on out and meet your Canadian neighbors! Proceeds from the Picnic are used to help pay for children from Calgary to attend Camp Courage, a camp for children survivors of serious burn injuries. Proceeds also go toward the Youth Ambassador Exchange.
- Winter Olympics Opening Ceremonies Party. FRIDAY FEBRUARY, 12TH at 6PM – Cheer on your fellow Canadians! Mesa Hohokam Stadium (1235 N. Center Street, Mesa) featuring Big Screens, Live Music, Food, A Real Mountie and Olympic Torchbearer.
- 7th Annual Canada Cup Golf Tournament, SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 13TH ~ Stonecreek Golf Club, 4435 E Paradise Village Parkway North, PhoenixRegistration from 7:00 am, Shotgun start at 8:00 am.$95.00 entry fee includes: green fees, cart fee, range balls, GPS, Canadian-style lunch, taxes. Mulligans sold separately. To sign up call 602-534-3751 and ask for PJ, or visit www.phoenixsistercities.org
One of the most scenic drives in the Phoenix area is along the Apache Trail the drive President Theodore Roosevelt described as a road that “combines the grandeur of the Alps, the glory of the Rockies and the magnificence of the Grand Canyon”.
The Apache Trail from Mesa to Globe offers some of the most spectacular canyon views in the State of Arizona. If you have the opportunity to drive it in the Spring, you’ll have the added bonus of seeing the terrain covered in spring flowers.
The hairpin turns will lead you through Tortilla Flat, a fun little town with a population 6 and a great place to stop for lunch. Continuing on, the pavement eventually ends turning into a well-maintained dirt road and don’t be surprised when you experience a one mile section of road that drops 1,000 feet!
To find the Apache Trail, take US 60 east to Idaho Road. Take Idaho Road north to Highway 88 which you’ll take east to the Apache Trail towards Roosevelt Dam.
Enjoy a full day’s road trip by circling around through Globe and back to the Valley via US 60. About 145 miles round trip.
