You are invited to view the Holland Gallery of Fine Art's exhibit celebrating the art of our current featured gallery artist: Jerry Sieve. Exhibit: Sieve Image Retrospective.
A local producer will be filming in our lobby and they are looking for about 70 volunteer extras. Underneath The Glittery Moon is a romantic comedy and rated PG. All ages are welcomed, kids under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Please note, this is a volunteer opportunity and extras will not be paid. Click HERE to register
Ready to create a calmer, more functional home? Learn practical, stress-free strategies for unpacking, decluttering, and organizing your home from a professional organizer. Learn easy-to-maintain systems to keep your space organized long-term, and even a foolproof method for folding that dreaded fitted sheet!
Learn about the concept of inflammaging-persistent, low-grade inflammation in aging and its role in neurodegeneration, frailty, and disease susceptibility. Discussion will include inflammation biomarkers and anti-inflammatory interventions & strategies.
The Holland Center is proud to host the next Get Involved Gathering (GIG) with Desert Foothills Volunteers! Meet local nonprofits, explore ways to give back, and find volunteer opportunities—including at The Holland Center—that make a difference in our community.
Philadelphia, 1776: As tensions rise with King George III, Thomas Paine’s "Common Sense" electrifies the colonies, rallying public support for independence and inspiring George Washington’s weary army. Howard Fast’s "Citizen Tom Paine" vividly portrays the man and the moment that shaped a nation. Experience a staged reading performed by John Genette, Peter Strupp, and Phyllis Strupp, followed by a brief Q&A exploring the conflicts behind this revolutionary work.
You can live off the desert if you know what to pick and when. Find out more as our Signature Program, Desert Awareness Committee, takes us for a stroll to see food producing plants and learn about harvesting techniques and food preparation ideas... and even taste some recipes from the “Our Tastes of the Desert” recipe book.
Have you ever wondered how wildfires are managed in the unique Sonoran Desert? Join Desert Foothills Land Trust for an engaging evening with presenter Tiffany Davila of the Arizona Department of Forestry and Fire Management, who will unpack the science behind fighting fires in our desert ecosystem.
Join the Journal Jam and get ready to express yourself, connect, and get creative. Bring your thoughts for a fun journaling session filled with prompts, sharing, and inspiration. Reflect, write, and discover with a comfortable group of new friends.
This gentle class introduces Controlled Articular Rotations (CARs)—slow, deliberate joint movements designed to improve range of motion. support joint health, reduce stiffness, and build confidence in everyday movement. Participants explore comfortable, pain-free motion with breath and awareness. No experience needed.
Collection curated by: Phoenix Artists Guild. Presented by The Holland Center and displayed April 20 thru May 29, 2026. All exhibitions at The Holland Center are supported by the generous donors of The Holland Center.
We’ve converted our conference room to a hat-making studio — open prior to our Kentucky Derby FUNdraiser Party (May 2). Bring your own hat to decorate with a selection of flowers, ribbons, and embellishments — all supplies provided (except the hat). You can also bring any of your own special additions like ribbons, netting, feathers, charms, and dried flowers. Come in any time between 9-5 pm M-F; no sign-up necessary. Bring a friend… and get ready to win BEST HAT!
Explore the rich history of mining in the American Southwest, with a special focus on Cave Creek. From the ripple effects of the California Gold Rush to Arizona Territory’s early mining districts, discover how mineral pursuits shaped the region. Learn how mining flourished into the early twentieth century and uncover the lasting traces still visible in the surrounding hills today.
The second of this four-part series will review the short timeframe between the French and Indian War and the Declaration of Independence. A series of British authoritarian proclamations negate the freedoms enjoyed by the colonies. Loyal British subjects in America begin to believe they are not viewed by Parliament as full citizens of Great Britain and examine applicable options that include separation from the rule of King George III.
Should we be having fun with AI or be afraid? Come join in this valuable discussion on how our local community is dealing with AI. It is a raging river flowing through our lives, should you run away or get a boat? Tech 4 Life Computers, Web Sites, and Digital Marketing will lead this discussion utilizing their 23 years of local experience.
Learn how hormonal changes across the lifespan impact cognition — particularly during perimenopause, menopause, and thyroid dysregulation. Discussion will include a review of the research and possible fixes.
The Sonoran Desert has sustained its own remarkable ecosystem for thousands of years. But the rapid urbanization of Arizona and the broader Southwest has put that balance under serious strain. Join us for a community conversation about our environment and what we owe the desert that has shaped life in Cave Creek for generations.
Vibrantly colored scarlet macaws appear at hundreds of archaeological sites in the U.S. Southwest and Mexican Northwest. This talk examines how, over more than 1,000 years, their acquisition, circulation, and deposition forged meaningful cultural, spiritual, and social ties with pre-Hispanic Indigenous communities.
Your brain and heart are deeply connected, and the earliest signs of risk often appear years before symptoms begin. Thanks to very recent medical breakthroughs, new non-invasive screenings can now detect early indicators of Alzheimer’s disease and cardiovascular conditions with greater accuracy than ever before. As part of our Cognitive Health Series, Dr. Brian Browne is offering these cutting-edge screenings at no cost, right here at The Holland Center, giving you the opportunity to take a proactive step toward protecting your long-term health.
This is your chance to meet the people behind the scenes of the some of the most reputable non-brick & mortar businesses (businesses without storefronts) serving our area and see what products and services they can offer you!
The third segment of this four-part series will examine the American Revolution. Following a series of disputes with British authority and the implementation of restrictions that negated the colonist's personal freedoms, and the right to self-government, the American colonists revolted. We will examine the boldness of the Declaration of Independence and the challenging times of the American Revolution.
Cool off and shake up your summer routine with Beat the Heat this June! This free weekday series features engaging sessions led by community professionals sharing insights, ideas, and real-world expertise. Each day brings a fresh topic, interesting, useful, and easy to enjoy. Bring a friend, grab a cool drink, and stay for lunch at the café. It’s a fun, easy way to stay cool, stay connected, and maybe even learn something new.
You Are What You Absorb — a practical session where attendees discover 5 powerful practices to support digestion, boost nutrient absorption, and feel more energized starting with their very next bite. Accessible for any age or stage, and everyone leaves with real, actionable tools!
Join the Scottsdale Police Department's Financial Crimes unit and learn valuable information on how to spot and avoid financial crimes, scams, fraud precvention, and cybercrimes. Get equipped with the knowledge to spot scams and protect yourself and your loved ones, by taking proactive steps covered in this workshop.
This fun, interactive session is a perfect opportunity whether you’re picking up a pencil for the first time or looking to refine skills you’ve been developing for years. Drawing is both an accessible craft and a discipline with endless depth. This workshop is designed to offer clear, practical guidance that beginners can immediately apply while also reinforcing core habits that experienced artists can sharpen.
The Holland Center is proud to host the next Get Involved Gathering (GIG) with Desert Foothills Volunteers! Meet local nonprofits, explore ways to give back, and find volunteer opportunities—including at The Holland Center—that make a difference in our community.
Join us for a fun-filled morning for slow, seated exercise designed to help you stay active and enjoy life more. Learn some exercises that will upport flexibility, joint health, and reduce stiffness. Exercises are slow, accessible, and can be done seated. No stretching or strain—just mindful, pain-free movement with relaxed breathing.
Do coincidences happen purely by chance or are they influenced by a cosmic force more advanced than common knowledge can comprehend? Is there a quantum connectivity in the universe that drives what only appear to be coincidences . . . perhaps even divine intervention? Or is it simply statistical probability disguised as coincidence. We will explore a number of coincidences that have influenced history and some that are just fun to consider.
Get out of the heat and treat your body to some gentle movement. This is your chance to find out more about Tai Chi and try out a few moves. You’ll be amazed at how fun and easy it is! Whether you’ve never tried Tai Chi or are looking to deepen your practice, this session offers a great way to integrate physical activity with mental focus.
A Trust (also known as a Living Trust) is a legal document that names a Successor Trustee to step in if the original trustee passes away or can no longer manage their affairs. While this role is a meaningful way to honor a loved one’s legacy, it shouldn't feel like a burden.
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