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Art Gallery Exhibit: Across Mediums – Sept 22 thru Nov 25 | 2026

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The Holland Center 34250 N. 60th Street, Scottsdale

A special event celebrating the art of expression by our current featured gallery artists Pamela Fingerhut, Diane J. Huff, and Margit Kagerer.

Drawing: Problem-Solving Techniques – with Larry Charles (Class Full)

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The Holland Center 34250 N. 60th Street, Scottsdale

Take realistic drawing to the next level—or build confidence as a beginner—in four workshops with nationally recognized artist and instructor Larry Charles. Through step-by-step demonstrations, hands-on practice, and personalized problem-solving, participants will learn to draw faces, perspective, fabric, shading, lighting, and movement, while addressing individual challenges such as realistic fur, hands, and water.

Sold Out $220.00

Glass Blooms: Art You Can Use!

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The Holland Center 34250 N. 60th Street, Scottsdale

Create two one-of-a-kind fused-glass flower bowls in colors you choose. Arrange pre-cut petals, frit, stringers, and pebbles to design your blooms. Your finished pieces make beautiful year-round décor or functional holders for jewelry and small treasures. Projects require kiln firing and slumping and will be ready for pickup within two weeks.

MCSO Cadet Skills Training Program

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The Holland Center 34250 N. 60th Street, Scottsdale

Teens ages 14–18 are invited to join the Maricopa County Sheriff’s Office (MCSO) Cadet Program — a unique opportunity to learn about law enforcement, build leadership skills, and serve the community. Weekly Tuesday afternoon sessions provide hands-on training and real-world insight into public safety. This is a drop-in program—students can start at any time.

Foothills Speaker Series: Story of Cacti

Featured Foothills Speaker Series with Desert Foothills Land Trust
The Holland Center 34250 N. 60th Street, Scottsdale

Discover how cacti survive brutal heat, scarce water, and hungry animals with remarkable adaptations. Dr. Ken Sweat of Arizona State University explores the unique features, survival strategies, diversity, and habitats of this fascinating plant family. Presented by Desert Foothills Land Trust and The Holland Center, this program kicks off this year’s Foothills Speaker Series.