Santan Sun News Neigh 11-17-12

by Teri CarniCelliIt really is the most wonderful

time of the year – especially if you love music, the theatre and the spirit of the holiday season. The SanTan Sun News has put together a list of holiday-themed entertainment options for adults or families to enjoy. From traditional to satirical and musical to dramatic, there’s something to suit every sugarplum’s fancy.

your choice of ‘nutcracker’Ballet Etudes presents its 26th

anniversary production of “The Nutcracker” Nov. 25 through Dec. 4 at Chandler Center for the Arts, 250 N. Arizona Ave., Chandler.

Follow Clara on her magical journey as she encounters life-size mice, swirling snowflakes, dancing confections and the Sugar Plum Fairy. Enjoy colorful and imaginative costumes paired with Tchaikovsky’s original score. Info: chandlercenter.org.

Ballet Arizona hosts its Nutcracker Festival from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sun., Dec. 2

in the Casa Paloma Pavilion at El Chorro Lodge, 5550 E. Lincoln Dr., Paradise Valley for those looking for a more interactive “Nutcracker” experience. This special family festival includes arts and crafts, educational activities, a holiday brunch and performances by The School of Ballet Arizona and Ballet Arizona. Info: 602-343-6520.

NeighborsTumbleweed tradition

Neighbors page 42Paradox art quilts

Arts page 55Where to eat

pages 67-72

Nov. 17 – 30, 2012 41www.SanTanSun.com Neighbors

New Mexican Grill sauces up Chandler

Thanksgiving feasts aplenty

by K. M. langMove over, Mexican – New Mexican

cuisine has arrived in Southern Chandler. The New Mexican Grill, which opened its second location earlier this year on the southwest corner of Queen Creek and Gilbert roads, offers a tasty twist in traditional fare. And just what gives Mexican food a New Mexican flair?

“A lot of it comes down to the sauces,” says owner Sydney McKinney, explaining that most local Mexican fare is served with Sonoran-style sauces, which are “a lot milder” than New Mexican recipes.

“What makes it New Mexican style is really the chiles,” she adds. “We use the red Hatch and green Hatch in our cooking. It is hotter – the New Mexican has a bite to it.”

It was McKinney’s own fondness for Hatch chiles that led her to open her first restaurant less than two years ago at Pecos and Lindsay roads.

“I was really shocked at the amount of people who loved that roasted green chile taste,” she says. “We’ve gotten just an overwhelming response to it. People literally say they’ve been looking for a place like this.”

McKinney is still working to install a sign above her new location, but anonymity hasn’t kept diners away. The New Mexican Grill, open seven days a week for breakfast, lunch and dinner,

offers a self-serve chip and salsa bar in the dining room, and everything on the menu including the chorizo and chile relleno is made fresh.

The result is delicious traditional Mexican fare – served, of course, with the New Mexican Hatch chile sauce. McKinney points to the restaurant’s fry bread specialties, chile rellenos, green chile stew and enchiladas as popular examples of the different types of sauces and soups they have.

Along with superb food, the eatery offers friendly service, catering, party platters and takeout – which means that weary Gilbert Road commuters can pick up New Mexican meals on their way home from work.

“We have a huge takeout business specifically for that,” says McKinney.

Another unique aspect of the New Mexican Grill is McKinney’s altruistic business model. All tips collected at the restaurant are donated to local grassroots agencies. Matthew’s Crossing Food Bank will benefit from tips collected throughout this holiday season, and a food donation box sits in the corner of the dining room.

“Next to having a great meal, there is no greater gift than helping others in need,” reads a sign above the grill’s

by alison sTanTonWhile some enjoy preparing turkeys

with all the trimmings on Thanksgiving, others are happy to let someone else do all the cooking.

For tasty Thanksgiving Day meals that don’t require any time or energy to prepare, consider these local options.

Chompie’sBy popular demand,

Chompie’s features both traditional Thanksgiving meal packages as well as individual items for takeout. The meal packages, made from scratch, feed 12 to 15.

The Basic package at $119.95 features one whole oven-roasted turkey, homemade stuffing and gravy, fresh-baked dinner rolls, cranberry relish, one fresh-baked pumpkin pie and one homemade apple pie.

The Traditional version includes everything in The Basic package plus mashed potatoes, candied yams and

string beans almandine for $159.95.

Complete Thanksgiving dinners are also available for $14.95 per person for dine-in or takeout, with a six-person minimum. To preorder, contact the restaurant.

BRAND NEW MEXICAN: Southern Chandler is home to New Mexican Grill’s second location on the southwest corner of Gilbert and Queen Creek roads between Prestige Pet Salon and Natalia’s. Native American décor adorns New Mexican Grill’s dining room, which features a self-serve chip and salsa bar. STSN photo by Ron Lang

TURKEY TAKEOUT: Order ahead of time for a complete Thanksgiving dinner with all the trimmings prepared by Chompie’s. Photo courtesy of Chompie’s

see New Mexican Grill page 44see Thanksgiving page 44

Entertainment abounds for holidays

HOLIDAY CLASSIC: Charles Schulz’s beloved “Peanuts” characters discover the true reason for the season in “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” a live stage production presented by Desert Springs Church. Photo courtesy of Kelly Chambers

see Holiday entertainment page 46

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The holiday lights are already on in downtown Chandler, and the 2012 holiday season officially kicks off in Chandler on Sat., Dec. 1 with the 23rd Annual Parade of Lights, followed by the 56th Annual Tumbleweed Tree Lighting Ceremony.

More than 12,000 people are expected to join in the city’s unique southwestern holiday tradition, which started back in 1957, according to Hermelinda Llamas, special events

coordinator for the City of Chandler.This year’s festivities begin at 4:30 p.m.

with musical and dance entertainment, activities for the kids and visits with Santa Claus in Dr. A.J. Chandler Park. The Parade of Lights starts at 7 p.m., and features more than 60 entries including 23 floats. After the parade concludes, the tumbleweed tree will be lighted.

STREET DANCIN’: Dancers, decorated with cheerful red lights, makes their way down the parade route. Submitted photo

The parade begins at the corner of Arizona Avenue and Frye Road, heading north on Arizona Avenue and continuing through the downtown area before turning right on Buffalo Street and then right onto Arizona Place, and ending at Boston Street.

Arizona Avenue closes from 4 to 10 p.m. on event day between Chandler Boulevard and Frye Road. Frye will also be restricted from Arizona Avenue east to Delaware Street from 6:30 to 8:30 p.m. A map showing street closures and

parking options will be available a week before the event at chandleraz.gov/special-events. Info: 480-782-2735.

HAPPY BIRTHDAY AZ: The Parade of Lights features many floats with different themes, like this one celebrating Arizona’s Centennial. Submitted photo

In continuation of Chandler’s holiday celebration, boys and girls can meet Father Christmas in person at Santa’s House at Dr. A.J. Chandler Park in Downtown Chandler.

Presented by the Chandler Recreation Division, the Jolly Ol’ Elf is available for visits and free photos from 5 to 7 p.m., Thu., Dec. 6; and noon to 5 p.m. Sat., Dec. 8 and Sat., Dec. 15.

Dr. A.J. Chandler Park is located at 3 S. Arizona Ave. in Chandler. Info: chandleraz.gov/special-events.

santa at sWiMkidsSanta Claus makes an appearance at

SWIMkids USA in Mesa from 2 to 3:30 p.m. on Sat., Dec. 8. He arrives in style on a fire truck at the free event, which also features firefighting-themed games and firefighter gear to wear. An optional photo package is $12.

SWIMkids is at 2725 W. Guadalupe Rd., Mesa. Info: 480-820-9109, swimkidsusa.us.

Holiday Fun WalkFamilies can exercise together in the

cool December air from 9 to 11 a.m. Sat., Dec. 8 during the 2012 Holiday Fun Walk at Tumbleweed Park in Chandler. Entrance fees are $10 per person or $25 per family, which includes a T-shirt, food and prizes for each participant. Group and business registrations start.

Everyone who participates in the 1.5-mile walk is encouraged to bring an unwrapped toy. Proceeds from the event benefit the Boys & Girls Clubs of the East Valley, Chandler CARE Center, Chandler Chamber Community Foundation, Chandler Christian Community Center, Chandler-Gilbert Family YMCA, Chandler Service Club, Chandler Unified School District Schools, Fresh Start Women’s Foundation and ICAN. Chandler Compadres host the event. The park is at 745 E. Germann Rd., Chandler. Info: chandlerfunwalk.org.

Cookies ‘n’ cocoa with santaEnjoy a tasty sweet treat with Santa

Claus at the Chandler YMCA.The free event is from 9 to 11 a.m. Sat.,

Dec. 8 at 1655 W. Frye Road in Chandler. Info: valleyymca.org/chandlergilbert.

HOLIDAY NOTES: A lone saxophonist performs holiday music next to the famous Tumbleweed Tree in downtown Chandler. Submitted photo

Tumbleweed tradition tops holiday lineup

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tage of both tax credits in the same year.]

Chandler/Gilbert Arc has been serving people with intellectual and developmentaldisabilities in the East Valley since 1975, and provides community living, employmentand day treatment and training opportunities daily.

For tax year 2012, contributions up to $400 may earn dollar-for-dollar tax credit onyour Arizona Income Tax return. Taxpayers filing as single or unmarried head ofhousehold have a maximum credit amount of $200; married taxpayers filling jointlyhave a $400 maximum credit.

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Nov. 17 – 30, 2012 43www.SanTanSun.com NeighborsDine with santa

Santa Claus stops at St. Steven’s Church in Sun Lakes for the annual Breakfast with Santa event. From 8 to 9 a.m. on Sat., Dec. 8, the Knights of Columbus serve pancakes, sausage, eggs, juice, coffee and hot chocolate.

St. Nicholas is on hand from 9 to 10 a.m. with gifts for the kids and time to hear their wish lists.

The cost is $8; ages 3 and younger are free. The church is at 24827 S. Dobson Rd., Sun Lakes. Info: 480-895-9266, ext. 107.

Train tracksThe Arizona Big Train Operators

(ABTO) Christmas Open House offers self-guided tours from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m. Sat. and Sun., Dec. 8 and 9, 15 and 16.

ALL ABOARD: Train fans of all ages can see impressive displays like the one at Jack Johnson’s Chandler home during the Arizona Big Train Operators Annual Open House Tour. Submitted photo

Fifteen homes throughout the Valley including two in Chandler and one in Gilbert, as well as the Cardon Children’s Medical Center in Mesa, will have G-scale garden railroads

on display. Donations are accepted and used to support ABTO activities. Information and a map are available at arizonabigtrains.org.

Time to giveA winter wonderland filled with snow,

enjoyable bounce houses and games are all part of the holiday-themed Arizona Giving Challenge, a three-day community program that supports nonprofits and individuals’ charitable missions across the state.

The event, which happens in the Power Ranch Community Park in Gilbert, features hot air balloon and train rides, vendors, artists, crafters and entrepreneurial young people. Friday Nite Bites, a chili cook-off on Saturday and a Community Cookie & Cupcake Exchange on Sunday offer attendees tasty food choices.

Hours: 4 to 10 p.m. Fri., Nov. 30; 10 a.m. to 10 p.m. Sat., Dec. 1; and 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Sun., Dec. 2. The park is at 4444 E. Haven Crest, Gilbert. Info: azgivingchallenge.org.

Holiday night of lightsThree large pine trees festooned with

lights take center stage at the Town of Gilbert’s 5th Annual Holiday Lighting Ceremony from 6 to 9 p.m. on Fri., Nov. 30 at the Gilbert Civic Center North Campus.

In addition to lighting the three trees, the lake will be outlined in lights and the Civic Center lawn decorated. The family friendly event offers horse-drawn carriage rides, live entertainment, food and holiday treats, pony rides and

sponsor booths. Santa will be available for photos, so attendees are encouraged to bring their cameras.

Parking and admission are free. The trees and light displays remain illuminated from 5 to 10 p.m. through Jan. 2, 2013. The Civic Center is at 50 E. Civic Center Dr., Gilbert. Info: 480-503-6200 or gilbertaz.gov/events.

run, Walk for animalsFour-legged friends and their humans

are encouraged to run or walk in the 12K’s of Christmas event from 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. on Sat., Dec. 15 at Freestone District Park in Gilbert.

DOG RUN: Both two and four-legged participants can run and walk to raise money for animals at the 12K’s of Christmas in Gilbert. Submitted photo

Proceeds from the event benefit Maricopa County Animal Care and Control and Phoenix Animal Care Coalition. While the 1.2K “Santa Sled” run / walk is ideal for kids and families, a 6K run / walk and 12K run are also scheduled. Carolers and performers are stationed at every “K” marker providing entertainment.

The park’s stage features holiday performances by local performers

including the Canine Freestylers, which involves people and their pets performing to Christmas music. Attendees can also support more than 30 local animal rescue groups in Santa Pet’s Village.

Cost is $35 to preregister for the 6K or 12K, or $40 on event day. Preregistration for the 1.2K is $30 for a team of four, or $35 on event day. Onsite registration begins at 7:30 a.m. Freestone Park is at 1045 E. Juniper Rd., Gilbert. Registration, info: 480-609-3978, 12krun.com.

starlight tunesRelax near Veterans Oasis Lake and

listen to the Sonoran Sunset Series’ holiday concert from 6 to 7 p.m. on Thu. Dec. 20 at the Environmental Education Center, 4050 E. Chandler Heights Rd., Chandler.

Presented by Chandler Recreation Division, the free event features live entertainment ideal for families. Bring blankets, chairs and food, and dress in warm clothing. Snacks and beverages are available for a small charge. Info: 480-782-2889, chandleraz.gov/veterans-oasis.

avenues of artAdmire the handiwork of local artists

while strolling around downtown Chandler and shopping for last-minute holiday gifts during the Chandler Art Walk from 6 to 10 p.m. on Fri., Dec. 21.

Browse through the wide variety of art that is available and enjoy the live music performed by local musicians at this free event. Info: 480-855-3539, downtownchandler.org.


counter. “Thank you for enabling us to serve others.”

“I think if every business gave something, we could probably take care of a lot of problems in our own community,” explains McKinney. “That’s actually the most important part of my business to me, personally.”

The New Mexican Grill is in Carmel Village Plaza at 3140 S. Gilbert Rd.,

Suite 3, between Prestige Pet Salon and Natalia’s. The restaurant is open 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Monday through Saturday and 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Sunday.

For information, call 480-895-3417 or visit newmexicangrill.com.

K. M. Lang lives and writes in Sun Groves. To contact her, email [email protected].

ONE HOT DIFFERENCE: It’s the roasted red and green Hatch chile sauces that turn ordinary Mexican into New Mexican cuisine, such as in this chicken burrito, explains New Mexican Grill owner, Sydney McKinney. STSN photo by Ron Lang

New Mexican Grill from page 41

Uncle Bear’s Grill & Bar, 1980 W. Germann Rd., is Arizona’s first restaurant to offer “Dine with your Dog,” a pet-friendly program rolled out in San Diego and quickly expanding to neighboring states.

Uncle Bear’s and several other eateries in Tempe and Queen Creek will offer the special menu, which features food provided by “My Perfect Pet.” The promise is that dogs can now

eat alongside their owners and order their own pet-friendly 100% human-grade meals, which can be made and stored alongside human food, without violating code.

For more information, visit myperfectpetfood.com and unclebearsbarandgrill.com.

Restaurants cater to dogs

Thanksgiving from page 41Pies are also available for takeout

including apple, pecan, pumpkin and banana cream.

Chompie’s is open 6 a.m. to 3 p.m. Thanksgiving Day, at 3481 W. Frye Rd. in the Chandler Village Center. Info, preorders: 480-398-3008.

san Marcos resortDiners can select from two options

Thu., Nov. 22 at Crowne Plaza San Marcos Golf Resort in Chandler. From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m., the San Marcos Grand Buffet features a plethora of selections, including an omelet station with a variety of accompaniments, apple pie pancakes with cinnamon whipped cream and pumpkin oatmeal.

For a savory selection, try potato chip crusted cod filets, sage rubbed pork loin with cranberry stuffing, Grandma’s cornbread stuffing and local corn with diced peppers.

Native squash bisque, slow roasted prime rib with natural au jus and horseradish will be available, as will cold fare options like Caesar salad, peel-and-eat shrimp and baskets of breakfast breads, bagels, scones and Danish.

Kids can choose from breaded chicken strips, macaroni and cheese, shoestring French fries and buttered cut corn.

Finish off the meal with assorted cakes, pies, tarts, cookies, bread pudding and something from the gourmet coffee station.

Included with the meal is a glass of champagne or sparkling cider, as well as assorted juices and coffee.

The cost is $38.95 per adult and $18.95

per child ages 4 to 12. A 20% gratuity is added to the bill.

From 5 p.m. to 9 p.m. on the same day, AJ’s Restaurant features a classic Thanksgiving dinner for $27.95 per person that includes soup, salad, brown butter and sage-roasted turkey, sweet butter mashed potatoes, Grandma’s cornbread stuffing, green beans with bacon and pumpkin or pecan pie.

Main course selections are grilled rib-eye steak with blue cheese butter, herb-roasted potatoes and green beans with bacon, or a grilled fillet of salmon with sundried tomato sauce, steamed vegetable and rice pilaf. Desserts include bread pudding, frozen mud pie and five-layer chocolate cake.

The San Marcos is at 1 N. San Marcos Pl. in downtown Chandler. Info: 480-857-4401.

bernard’s at ocotilloA Thanksgiving Day buffet featuring

plenty of savory selections takes place at Bernard’s at Ocotillo Golf Resort, 3751 S. Clubhouse Dr., Chandler.

From 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. Thu. Nov. 22, guests select from a variety of choices such as roasted butternut squash and apple soup with cinnamon crème fraiche; local mixed green salad with choice of dressings and accompaniments; brined, herb-roasted turkey breast with pan gravy and orange zest cranberry sauce; citrus-roasted salmon with lemon butter sauce; sour cream and chive mashed potatoes; sage and forest mushroom infused cornbread stuffing and roasted sweet potato medallions.

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Desserts include traditional pumpkin, apple and pecan pies, chocolate toffee mouse cake and fresh seasonal fruit with crème anglaise and berries.

The meal is $39 for adults; $19 for children ages 6 to 12 and free for ages 5 and younger. Reservations: 480-917-6660.

rawhide steakhouse Dust off your cowboy hat and boots

and head to Rawhide Western Town and Steakhouse for a Thanksgiving meal prepared to “satisfy the biggest appetites” from 11 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. Thu., Nov. 22.

In addition to ample vittles, Tom Turkey will make an appearance. Admission and parking are free, so take in the Western attractions while there.

The meal cost is $21.95 for adults and $11.95 for ages 11 and younger. Rawhide is at 5700 W. North Loop Rd., Chandler. For reservations, call 480-502-5600 or email [email protected]. Info: rawhide.com.

sheraton Wild Horse Pass Traditional four-course Thanksgiving

lunch and dinner menus at Ko’Sin restaurant at Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort and Spa, 5594 W. Wild Horse Pass Blvd., Chandler, are served 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. and 3 to 8 p.m. Thu. Nov. 22.

The menu features cream of butternut squash bisque, Dungeness crab salad, Arizona arugula and smoked duck breast salad, filet and ham wrapped prawns with golden beet and mascarpone risotto, pan-seared medallions of elk tenderloin with saffron potato puree and roasted turkey breast with sourdough sage dressing.

For younger diners, a children’s buffet offers turkey fingers, turkey corn dogs, macaroni and cheese, cheeseburger sliders, fresh fruit and mini pumpkin pies.

Conclude the meal with a choice of homemade pies: Grammy’s chocolate bacon pecan pie with maple bourbon gastrique or Pastry Chef Samantha’s classic pumpkin pie with cranberry Grand Marnier sauce.

The four-course dinner is $60 for adults and $55 for seniors, and a smaller version of the traditional turkey dinner or the children’s buffet is $25 for ages 12 and younger. The children’s buffet is free for ages 4 and younger. Reservations: 602-385-5726.

Alison Stanton is a freelance writer who lives in the East Valley. She can be reached at [email protected].

City offers turkey fun

Free family workout at StudioFIT

Play darts to win prizes, then work off that turkey dinner before you’ve even eaten it by participating in two events offered by the City of Chandler.

The fun begins with an old-fashioned Dart the Turkey competition at 10 a.m. Tue., Nov. 20 at the Chandler Senior Center, 202 E. Boston St.

This year’s event is sponsored by Home Instead and is open and free to seniors. Prizes are given to the winners in both men’s and women’s divisions.

For additional information, call 480-782-2720.

Turkey swimThe Thanksgiving holiday doesn’t

mean having to skip a workout if you attend the 5th Annual Turkey Swim at Hamilton Aquatic Center.

Bring a can of food and swim for free from 5:30 to 7:30 a.m. Thu., Nov. 22.

The facility is at 3838 S. Arizona Ave. in Chandler. Info: 480-782-2630.

Spend some quality time together as a family while getting some exercise at a free Family Fun group fitness class at 11 a.m. every Sunday at StudioFIT, 1075 W. Queen Creek Rd., Chandler.

The one-hour, 100% supervised class is a way for families to instill a healthy lifestyle and incorporate the habit of fitness into their daily lives.

StudioFIT owner MJ Reavley offers the complimentary class as “a giveback to the community for supporting our business over the last 15 months.”

Contact Reavley at [email protected] or 480-707-8575 for more information, or visit studiofitaz.com.

WORKING OUT: Families sweat together at the first Family Fun workout recently held at StudioFIT in Chandler. Submitted photo

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Chandler Symphony Orchestra teams up with Southwest Youth Ballet for a production of the holiday classic, Dec. 14 and 15 at Higley Center for the Performing Arts, 4132 E. Pecos Rd. in Gilbert. Info: 480-279-7194, higleycenter.org.

Ballet Arizona’s production of this annual holiday favorite returns to Phoenix Symphony Hall, 75 N. 2nd St. in downtown Phoenix, Dec. 7 through 24. Adding to the enchantment is Tchaikovsky’s score played live by the Phoenix Symphony, and the young talent on display from the students of the School of Ballet Arizona. Info: 602-381-1096, balletaz.org.

‘a Charlie brown Christmas’One of the most beloved animated

Christmas programs of all time is transformed into a live, Broadway-styled stage production on select dates in December at Desert Springs Church, 19620 S. McQueen Rd., Chandler. Admission is free.

TREE TALES: Charlie Brown searches for the perfect Christmas tree during “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” performed at Desert Springs Church. Photo courtesy of Kelly Chambers

Join the loveable Charlie Brown as he sets out on a journey to find the right Christmas tree and discovers what the true meaning of Christmas is all about.

This 40-minute production is filled with all of your favorite “Peanuts” characters, plus a live jazz band playing original soundtrack music written by Vince Guaraldi.

Facebook.com/dsc for a chance to win a VIP package including front row seats, back stage passes and front-of-the-line for autographs and pictures with the cast. Info: 480-726-0399.

‘a Christmas Carol’

CAUTIONARY TALE: Ebenezer Scrooge, played by Dorman Smith, gets a chilling visit from his old, dead business partner during Hale Center Theater’s production of “A Christmas Carol.” Submitted photo

Hale Centre Theatre, 50 W. Page Ave. in Gilbert, stages a musical production of this holiday classic tale Nov. 29 through Dec. 24. Tiny Tim, Bob Cratchit and the lively carolers along with a great score put audiences in the holiday mood. Due to the popularity of Hale’s seasonal classic, two casts who will perform 34 productions in the span of less than four weeks. Info: 480-497-1181, haletheatrearizona.com.

Southwest Shakespeare Company offers this special holiday evening of greed, ghosts and second chances, Nov. 24 through Dec. 22 at Mesa Arts Center, 1 E. Main St., Mesa. It’s about the adventures of Ebenezer Scrooge as he’s visited by the spirits of Christmas Past,

Present and Future. Info: 480-644-6500, mesaartscenter.com.

Silver Star Playhouse, 5427 E. Brown Rd., Mesa, follows Scrooge’s transformation with “A Christmas Carol 2: A Dickens of a Christmas,” Nov. 29 through Dec. 27. In this humorous story, a vengeful Bob Cratchit wants to repay Scrooge for the years of misery he suffered. With the help of his spoiled son, Tiny Tim, he plans to destroy Scrooge’s business. Filled with music, wacky characters and heartfelt moments. Info: 480-325-6700, silverstarplayhouse.com.

‘Junie b. in Jingle bells, batman smells!’

A favorite children’s book character comes to life as Childsplay offers this holiday favorite on weekends Nov. 25 through Dec. 23 in Tempe Center for the Arts Studio, 700 W.

Rio Salado Pkwy., Tempe.The kids in Room One are gearing

up for a celebration, but when Junie B. Jones draws tattletale May’s name for the Secret Santa giveaway she hatches a plan to leave her nemesis with a stinky old lump of coal. Recommended for ages 5 and older. Info: 480-350-2822, childsplayaz.org.

Holiday entertainment from page 41

ULTIMATE GIFT: A nutcracker triggers a magical experience for Clara, show here from a previous Ballet Etudes’ production. Submitted photo


Joseph Reitano OD, Heidi Reitano OD, Alissa Wong, OD

‘The best Christmas Pageant ever’Based on the bestselling book, this holiday

comedy is presented by East Valley Children’s Theatre Nov. 29 through Dec. 9 at Mesa Arts Center, 1 E. Main St., Mesa.

In this hilarious Christmas tale, a couple struggling to put on a church Christmas pageant is faced with casting the Herdman kids – probably the most inventively awful kids in history. Mayhem and fun collide when the Herdmans meet the Christmas story head-on.

Info: evct.org, mesaartscenter.com.

‘a Winnie the Pooh Christmas Tail’Valley Youth Theatre

returns with this family holiday favorite Nov. 30 through Dec. 23 at its facility located at 807 N.

3rd St., Phoenix. Pooh, Piglet and the whole gang from the Hundred-Acre Wood help Eeyore learn about friendship and the spirit of giving.

Info: 602-253-8188, vyt.com.

‘snow Queen’

ICE DANCE: Amber Robins stars as the Snow Queen and D. Daniel Hollingshead is the befuddled Kai in Center Dance Ensemble’s production of “The Snow Queen.” Photo by Tim Fuller

Center Dance Ensemble presents this magical retelling of Hans Christian Andersen’s classic to music by Sergei Prokofiev Dec. 1, 2, 8, 9, 15 and 16 in Herberger

Theater’s Stage West, 222 E. Monroe St., Phoenix.The Snow Queen is successful in luring the young

boy, Kai, to her palace in the land of permafrost. He must be rescued by his best friend, Gerda.

Info: 602-252-8497, herbergertheater.org.

Holiday tunes“Donnie and Marie –

Christmas in Arizona” brings the holiday tradition of the “Osmond Family Christmas” television specials to ASU Gammage, 1200 S. Forest Ave., Tempe, Nov. 27 through Dec. 2. With their show-stopping production numbers, the show features favorite holiday hits mixed with their trademark banter. Info: 480-965-3434, asugammage.com.

Chandler Symphony Orchestra presents its “Sun Lakes Holiday Concert” at 3 and 6 p.m. Sun., Dec. 2 at Sun Lakes United Methodist Church, 9248 E. Riggs Rd., Sun Lakes. Enjoy the season’s best-loved music. Info: 480-895-8766.

For more holiday events, go to Page 58 in the Arts section.

Teri Carnicelli has been a Valley journalist for more than 18 years. She can be reached at [email protected].

SINGING SIBLINGS: Television and music stars Donnie and Marie Osmond perform in an elaborate holiday show at ASU Gammage, Nov. 27 through Dec. 2. Photo courtesy of ASU Gammage

ICAN tree fest helps kidsTo provide free youth

programs as well as to celebrate ICAN’s accomplishments, the biggest fundraiser for the Chandler nonprofit is the 9th Annual Festival of Trees at 6 p.m. Fri., Nov. 30 at Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa, 5594 W. Wild Horse Pass Blvd., Chandler.

It’s a gala event of live entertainment, live and silent auctions and a five-star, three-course dinner more than 300 community members are expect to attend.

“Annually, this is considered the big event for ICAN supporters,” ICAN’s CEO Becky Jackson explains. “It’s an evening where those who have made the positive changes possible for youth come together and celebrate, while setting the foundation to further that positive outreach for the next year.”

ICAN programs are for youth ages 5 to 18, to prevent substance abuse, gang activity and juvenile delinquency.

The presenting sponsor for the event is Big Two Toyota / Scion of Chandler, and additional sponsors include AlphaGraphics of Gilbert, Diginity Health, Citi Private Bank, 360 Vantage, U.S. Trust: Bank of America Private Wealth Management and the City of Chandler Fire Department.

Tickets are $125 per person, and discounted room rates are available by calling the Sheraton Wild Horse Pass Resort & Spa at 602-225-0100.

To buy tickets, donate a live or silent auction item, donate to the organization and for more information, contact ICAN at 480-821-4207, email [email protected] or visit icanfestivaloftrees.com.

WHO WILL BID? Completely decorated holiday trees and other items will be available in live and silent auctions at ICAN’s 9th Annual Festival of Trees on Nov. 30. Submitted photo

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Woofstock set for doggone funDog lovers and their canine

friends can participate in a multitude of dog-friendly events at Woofstock – The Great Chandler Dog Walk from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m., Sat., Nov. 17 at Tumbleweed Park, 2250 S. McQueen Rd., on the southwest corner of Germann and McQueen roads.

The Great Chandler Dog Walk benefits the American Service Animal Society, a nonprofit organization dedicated to enabling disabled veterans to live a more productive life through the use of service animals.

The walk offers three distance options to fit the abilities of all pets and their owners. The three noncompetitive courses include a small 400-yard course dubbed the Dachshund Dash; a 1K medium course called the Bichon Buzz; and a 3.5K long course, the Husky Hustle. Maps of the courses are on the event website.

Dog Walk registration on the day of the event begins at 8:45 a.m. and costs $25 per canine. Cash and checks are accepted, and all preregistered participants receive a goodie bag.

In addition to the series of charity dog walks, Woofstock features several local organizations that demonstrate their canine sporting activities including Good Dog Agility with agility drills, Blazin’ K9s with flyball and Sweetwater Stockdogs showing off dog herding.

A small off-leash dog park, vaccinations, pet adoptions, pet parade and a variety of pet-friendly vendors are also available.

There will also be musical entertainment, caricature drawings, face painting, pet photography, a pet psychic, dog massages, raffle prizes and food and beverages for sale. Santa will be present for pictures with all well-behaved dogs in the park.

Several local bands, including Come Back Buddy,

Exit 40 and The Villains, perform throughout the event on the Concert for Critters stage. The popular Pets on Parade, featuring costumed canines competing for prizes, begins at noon. The first 30 owners and their dogs that get an entry number beginning at 11:30 a.m. will be able to participate in the parade.

Woofstock is presented by the American Service Animal Society, Maricopa County Animal Care & Control and the City of Chandler. Sponsors include Pet Butler, Pete and Mac’s, PetsWeekly.com, Honey Bear’s, Cold Stone Creamery, Blazin’ K9s, Good Dog Agility, Sweetwater Stockdogs and Arizona Dog Sports.

Parking and admission to the event is free. For more details, visit chandleraz.gov/woofstock, dogs4vets.org/woofstock.php or call 480-802-9339.

Trivia fans are invited to a pub quiz sponsored by Chandler-Tullamore Sister Cities (CTSC) starting at 6 p.m. Sun., Dec. 2 at Coach & Willie’s, located at the southeast corner of Arizona Avenue and Boston Street in historic downtown Chandler. “Test your knowledge of current events, high culture to pop culture, half Irish and half Arizona questions,” says Ellen Harrington, CTSC president. “If you’re a trivia novice just looking for a good place to get a cold one and great food, or a trivia expert looking for a challenge, then register, come on by and pull up a chair.”

The event will be held in a private room with bar and food access, featuring Tullamore Dew. Entry fee is $20.

Proceeds from the pub quiz will assist the nonprofit CTSC in underwriting educational and cultural exchanges, and hosting delegations for business-to-business exchanges between Chandler and Tullamore, Ireland.

self-defense workshopA self-defense workshop for women

and girls age 12 and older is held from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sat., Nov. 17 inside the Polar Ice building, 7225 W. Harrison St., Chandler. Hosted by Chandler Mixed Martial Arts, a corporate business sponsor of CTSC and owned by Tullamore natives and long-time Chandler residents Master Paul McGowan and wife Kara, attendees will learn how to recognize and avoid dangerous situations, how not to become a victim and how to fight off an assailant if confronted. Cost at the door is $30.

successful teaThe day dawned brightly for the

CTSC’s Second Annual Southwest Tea, this year held on the mezzanine of Chandler’s City Hall. Nearly 100 enjoyed lunch provided by Coach & Willie’s and desserts made by the members of the Tea Committee.

Entertainment was provided by Dave Cullen, an Irish singer and native of Tullamore, Chandler’s sister city; songstress Melaney Moore; Irish dancers; and Gaelic harpist Hana Halverson. Students from Seton Catholic High School gave a presentation on Student Exchange experiences. Jill Johnson was the winner of the Kindle Fire HD, and tickets for more prizes were drawn.

For more information, call 480-600-8509, email [email protected] or visit chandlerirish.org.

TOP DOGS: Canines show off their agility skills at the Woofstock festival at Tumbleweed Park. Submitted photo

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TEA TIME: Enjoying the Chandler-Tullamore Sister Cities Second Annual Southwest Tea are, from left, Chandler Councilmember Trinity Donovan, her husband, Ray Bolkan, Victor and Cynthia Hardy and Gerry Renkin. Submitted photo


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In the spirit of Thanksgiving and upcoming holiday season, there are several options in the SanTan Sun area to help those less fortunate.

give shoes, foodNow through Sun., Nov. 18, local Ford

Motor Co. dealerships are collecting gently-used shoes and nonperishable food items to be donated to St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance and Walk Away Barefoot, which supplies footwear to the 1.2 billion people in third world countries who go without shoes.

Each person who donates three nonperishable food items or one gently-used pair of shoes, any size, at any Valley-area Ford dealership – including the Chandler Earnhardt Ford at 7300 W. Orchid Ln. and San Tan Ford at 1429 Motorplex Loop in Gilbert – receives one free general admission ticket to The Children’s Museum of Phoenix. The ticket is redeemable at the museum during the month of December when Ford has an exhibit on display.

Food drive at farmers marketCelebrate the spirit of giving

back to the community by donating nonperishable food items at Chandler

Farmers Market at Dr. A.J. Chandler Park in Downtown Chandler every Thursday from 3 to 7 p.m. until Nov. 30.

The food drive benefits United Food Bank and two local food banks, Matthew’s Crossing and the Chandler Christian Community Center. The items most requested include peanut butter, canned meat, canned fruits and vegetables, cereal, soup, stews and other nonperishable items.

“The Market is supported by our community, but we also want to make sure we are giving back,” says coordinator Marnie Brookins.

People who would like to donate but are unable to make it to the market can also drop off their donations any time at Gangplank, 260 S. Arizona Ave., Chandler.

For more information, visit the new market website at chandlerfarmersmarket.com.

shoebox gifts aid needy kidsPack a shoebox filled with school

supplies, toys, hygiene items and letters of encouragement to help suffering children now through Mon., Nov. 19 in support of the Operation Christmas Child program, a year-round project by Samaritan’s Purse, an international Christian relief and evangelism organization.

Packed shoeboxes can be donated from noon to 4 p.m. Sat. and Sun., Nov. 17 and 18; and 8 to 10 a.m. Mon., Nov. 19 at Chandler First Baptist Church, 3405 S

Arizona Ave., Chandler.The donated items packed in

shoeboxes are sent to millions of children suffering the effects of natural disaster, disease, war, terrorism, famine and poverty. For many, the shoebox will be the first gift they have ever received.

For more information on how to participate, locate a collection site or track your donation using the “Follow Your Box” donation form, visit samaritanspurse.org/occ or call 303-745-9179 or 800-353-5949.

‘socks for seniors’ seeks coordinators

A nationwide nonprofit organization seeks local area coordinators for Socks for Seniors, an annual community service project that collects new socks to be distributed to elderly in local area nursing homes around the holidays.

The 2012 Socks For Seniors Campaign runs through Dec. 25. The program is solely volunteer based and does not collect money, only socks.

Individuals and groups are encouraged to host a sock drive by decorating a box and finding locations for collection boxes, then distributing the socks to a local nursing home, assisted living center or other senior community of their choice. Socks For Seniors can also help promote and connect a local sock drive with a local senior community for distributing the socks at the end of the sock drive.

For more information and to collect Socks For Seniors, visit socksforseniors.com/register.html.

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when the Jelly Belly touring bus makes a special appearance between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Sat., Dec. 8 at Sweeties Candy of Arizona, 1050 W. Chandler Blvd. Suite 2, Chandler.

Touring jelly bean experts will share insider secrets in the making of Jelly Belly jelly beans, and there will be a host of fun activities and prizes for kids. Questions about Jelly Belly beans will be answered by the “bean diplomats.”

At the stop, Jelly Belly will offer tastes of the newest flavors, including Snapple flavored jelly beans. The more daring are invited to taste BeanBoozled, the wacky line of weird and wild flavors from skunk spray and pencil shaving beans, to banana and coconut flavors.

Jelly Belly jelly beans are currently made in 92 flavors, and the most recently released flavor is Candy Corn. The company also makes 100 more confections such as licorice, jells, gummies, seasonal sweets and chocolate covered treats.

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Attend a unique workshop that combines yoga with life coaching during “Helping You Be You!” from 2 to 4 p.m. Sat., Nov. 17 at Gilbert Yoga, 6 E. Palo Verde St., Suite 13, Gilbert.

Yoga and life coaching complement each other as they both bring focus to the present moment and align body, mind and spirit, according to Life Coach Barb Piggott. Through this combination, she says participants can take yoga practice off the mat and bring it into all aspects of their lives.

The cost is $25. Participants should bring a mat and a notebook. For information, visit BZenSpirit.com or email [email protected].

november class updatesAdults, teens and children 8 years

and older are invited to participate in a Thanksgiving day all-level workshop, “Gratitude and Grace,” from 10 to

11:30 a.m. Thu., Nov. 22. A donation of $12 is suggested and no registration is necessary. All regular classes are canceled on Thanksgiving day, Thu., Nov. 22, except for this special workshop.

A new teen yoga class for ages 12 and older is offered Mondays and Wednesdays at 7:30 p.m., and Kids Yoga is also offered four days per week.

All classes are now by donation, suggested at $12 per class, unless otherwise noted, which ensures the continued growth of Gilbert Yoga, allowing a variety of classes to be offered for the community. The donation system also provides an opportunity for the student to show their appreciation for the teacher and allows the student to practice the reciprocity of giving and receiving.

Visit gilbertyoga.com for more details or call 480-507-9642.

Gilbert chef cooking it up on TV

Joe Johnston of Joe’s Real BBQ in Gilbert joins other well-known, local restaurant chefs on “Eight’s Centennial Cooking Celebration” 7 p.m. Tue., Nov. 27 on Arizona PBS channel 8, to celebrate Arizona’s 100th birthday. During the two-

hour special, cookbook author and host Barbara Fenzl invites featured chefs on stage before a live audience to prepare a signature dish, including Johnston, who will make cut spare ribs, an item from his Gilbert restaurant.

Fenzl is a major figure on the American culinary stage. In 1983, she founded Les Gourmettes Cooking School in Phoenix. She also teaches at schools throughout the U.S. and Mexico and taught for 10 years in southwestern France.

The rest of the culinary cast features Phoenix chefs Chris Bianco of Pizzeria Bianco, Silvana Esparza of Barrio Cafe, Nobuo Fukuda of Nobuo at Teeter House and Mark Tarbell of Tarbell’s. Also included are Kevin Binkley of Binkley’s in Carefree, Matt McTigue of El Tovar at the Grand Canyon and Amanda Stine of Garland’s Oak Creek Lodge in Sedona.

For more information, visit azpbs.org.

TOP CHEFS: A who’s who cast of Arizona’s top culinary talents share their best-loved recipes on “Eight’s Centennial Cooking Celebration” airing on Eight, Arizona PBS. Participants from left are: Nobuo Fukuda, Mark Tarbell, Matt McTigue, Chris Bianco, Barbara Fenzl, Amanda Stine, Joe Johnston, Silvana Esparza and Kevin Binkley. Photo courtesy of Eight, Arizona PBS

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Witness the fanfare and equestrian skills of Southwest Arizona Sisters Inc. (SASI) in action as they perform during the Gilbert Days Parade on Sat., Nov. 17; at Tempe Fantasy of Lights Opening Night Parade on Sat., Nov. 24; and the Town of Queen Creek Parade on Sat., Dec. 1.

SASI is also holding a Necessity Drive for the children at the Child Crisis Center on Sun., Dec. 16.

The all-female drill team performs in rodeos, parades and events around the state, and their motto is an “attitude of gratitude.” Community service and performing go hand in hand for members, who come from in and around the SanTan Sun area and practice their routines at Horseshoe Park, 20464 E. Riggs Rd., Queen Creek. For more information, visit sasiattitude.org.

Learn about hearing dogs during the monthly meeting of the Sun Lakes Chapter of the Hearing Loss Association of America from 1 to 3 p.m. Tue., Dec. 4 at the Ed Robson Branch Library, Lecky Center, 9330 E. Riggs Rd., Sun Lakes.

Kristi Nolde-Morrissey, Hearing Dog Instructor with Happy Tails Service Dogs, discusses how hearing dogs are trained,

how they can help those with hearing loss, the laws impacting service dogs and how to participate in the free training program. Refreshments are served.

For additional information, contact Liz Booth at [email protected], Regina Milgroom at [email protected] or Scott Sjolin at 602-652-3000 and ask for Ed Robson Branch.

For a complete list of SanTan Sun area clubs, associations and networking groups, visit SanTanSun.com and click on “Neighbors” to read Neighborhood Networks.

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