You are invited to visit the Holland Gallery of Fine Art and enjoy our current exhibit "The Paintings of Beth Zink: An Arizona Journey", a collection of bold and vibrant art embodying Beth's love affair with the desert. Art is available for sale and will be on exhibit August 3 through September 10, 2026.
Looking to make a difference in Carefree and Cave Creek? Join us for this free community event featuring local nonprofits in one place. Meet representatives, learn about missions and volunteer opportunities, ask questions, and sign up for volunteer training. Discover ways to turn your skills and passions into meaningful local action—all while enjoying a free light breakfast.
Ignite your child's curiosity as they journey beyond our world in this fun, interactive introduction to astronomy. This class will explore fascinating topics like black holes, lunar eclipses, the search for extraterrestrial life, and exciting discoveries from NASA. Students will gain a deeper understanding of what studying astronomy could look like as a future career.
American history is filled with surprising coincidences—moments that feel too remarkable to be random. Some people even say there are no true coincidences, only events we don’t yet fully understand. Join Jim Sherbert as he shares some fascinating and unexpected connections in our nation’s past. These unusual historical “coincidences” are sure to spark curiosity, conversation, and maybe even a few raised eyebrows.
Join us for a free educational seminar exploring rising premiums, changing provider networks, and evolving Medicare Advantage and Medigap plans. Learn about potential impacts on your healthcare and budget, common coverage gaps, fraud prevention, and strategies for making informed coverage decisions. Includes time for questions and a complimentary lunch.
Join in for this free session where students will explore the amazing world of Neuroscience. Discover how the brain helps us think, learn, remember, and react in this fun, hands-on introduction to neuroscience! Students will explore optical illusions, memory challenges, the different parts of the brain, and how our senses work together. Students will gain a deeper understanding of what studying neuroscience could look like as a future career.
Is What I'm Experiencing a "Senior Moment" or Is This What Dementia Looks Like? As we age, changes in memory and thinking are common—but how do we know when these changes go beyond what's considered "normal"? This evidence-based presentation explores how age-related changes in brain structure and function affect the major cognitive domains that support independence and successful aging.
Join in for this free session where students will discover the exciting world of geology and learn about the forces that shape our planet! Students will explore volcanoes, earthquakes, rocks, minerals, fossils, and gemstones while learning how Earth has changed over millions of years. Students will gain a deeper understanding of what studying geology could look like as a future career.
This free event connects seniors and their loved ones with trusted local partners offering resources for aging with confidence. Explore support for staying active, fraud prevention, independent living, in-home care, financial planning, caregiver support, health services, and more. Come gather practical information, ask questions, and meet friendly people ready to help.
Discover how chemistry explains the world through hands-on experiments with molecules, states of matter, acids and bases, and chemical reactions. Taught by accomplished STEM students, this free session helps grades 1–5 learners build curiosity and critical-thinking skills while exploring what chemistry can look like as a future career. Each participant will create a colorful fizzing reaction and learn the science behind it.