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A publication of
The Town of Cave Creek
37622 N Cave Creek Rd.
Cave Creek, AZ
480-488-6600
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Click HERE for the Town of Cave Creek's official website.
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Find previous
Cave Creek Corner newsletters by clicking HERE.
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Click campfire Image (above) for Town info on current fire danger.
For a recent Az Republic article about Cave Creek fires preparedness click HERE.
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Cave Creek Weather
Corner
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Click the image for Cave Creek weather info direct from the Town website.
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Nov 5 (10am-12pm): Desert Awareness Park Tour (Info HERE)
Nov 5 (10am-3pm): Craft Fair/Bake Sale-American Legion Auxiliary Post 34 Info HERE
Nov 5 & 6 (1-4:30pm): Cave Creek Museum & Foothills Food Bank Holiday Share (Info HERE)
Nov 7 (6pm): Council Meeting - Town Hall (Info HERE)
Nov 8 (6am-7pm): Election Day Voting - Cave Creek Council Chamber
Nov 8 (11:30am): American Hurrah Patriotic Show @ Desert Foothills Library (Info HERE)
Nov 8 (4pm-7pm): 8th Annual Cave Creek Museum Spaghetti Dinner @ Harold's (Info HERE)
Nov 9 (5:00pm): Carefree*Cave Creek Chamber Monthly Mixer at The Loving Room (Info HERE)
Nov 12 (6 :30-8pm) Star Gazing Party (Dark Sky Initiative) at Spur Cross Recreation Area (Info HERE)
Nov 12-Dec 15: Hope Kids Toy Drive sponsored by City Sun Times - Drop Location @ Cave Creek Tourism Bureau (see article)
Nov 15 (9am-10am): Ribbon Cutting Ceremony - Desert Awareness Park (Info HERE)
Nov 17 (7pm): Planning Commission Meeting - Town Hall (Info HERE)
Nov 18-20 (10am-5pm): Hidden in the Hills Studio Tour at Area-Wide (Info HERE)
Nov 19 (12-8pm): Middle East Conflicts event - American Legion Post 34 (Info HERE)
Nov 21 (6pm): Council Meeting - Town Hall (Info HERE)
Nov 25-27 (10am-5pm): Hidden in the Hills Studio Tour at Area-Wide (Info HERE)
Click HERE for the calendar and Zoom links on the Town site.
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Hidden in the Hills Artist Studio Tour
Nov 18-20 & 25-27
The Sonoran Arts League's (SAL) signature artists' event will occur Thanksgiving weekend and the weekend before. Collector directories for the event can be purchased for $5 at the Sonoran Arts League location in Stagecoach Village. Maps for the event tour are located in local shops and at the Cave Creek Tourism Bureau. This large, area-wide event always is sure to attract many visitors and shoppers to Cave Creek and its surrounding areas. After all, the experience is unique and the art is amazing! For more info click HERE.
Photo Credit:
Courtesy of SAL
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Override Election 2022
Tuesday, November 8th is a very important date to remember. It's election day - the final day to decide how we will vote on the Cave Creek Unified School District's override.
On Tuesday, May 10, 2022 the Cave Creek Unified Governing Board adopted a resolution for a fifteen percent (15%) maintenance and operation budget override to be included in this election. The final outcome on this override will affect our children's education, the future of our state, and us as taxpayers.
Our children are our future, so it behooves us to be well-informed for this vote. Clicking HERE will provide the override information needed for your decision on this important vote.
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Early Voting Drop-Off Location: Town Hall Office
Election Day Voting: Council Chambers
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Thanksgiving Dinner Corner
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Thanksgiving Dinner
Sharing Thanksgiving Dinner with family and friends is what the holiday is all about, BUT...let's face it...all that preparation and clean-up afterwards is a ton of work!
Let's remember, however, there's always "Plan B" - Dining out! Yes-Let someone else do the work of Thanksgiving dinner. Our wonderful local restaurants will serve a delish Thanksgiving meal, and allow you time to sit back and enjoy each other's company without the prep and clean-up involved.
Below is a list of local restaurants offering a special Thanksgiving menu. They can help with a wonderful and work-free holiday dinner. Just be sure to reserve early!
Keep in mind, too, that many of our other local restaurants will be open with their regular menus. Of course, best to check and reserve ahead to secure seating.
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Sharing the Joy of Thanksgiving
On November 5 and 6, 2022 (1pm-4:30pm), the Cave Creek Museum will partner with the Foothills Food Bank in a fundraiser for the food bank’s work in the community. Visit Cave Creek Museum during either November 5th or 6th and 100% of the admission proceeds will benefit our local food bank. For people unable to visit the museum at that time, please consider your ticket purchase as your personal donation to this Thanksgiving fundraiser. For more info and tickets click HERE.
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Hope for the Holidays Toy Drive:
City Sun Times
Once again, the City Sun Times will be holding its Hope for the Holidays Toy Drive benefiting HopeKids Organization. A toy collection box serving the Cave Creek & Carefree area will be located at the Cave Creek Tourism Bureau (Hours 10am-2pm) Nov12 - Dec 15. Click HERE for suggested donation items.
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Safety First!
CodeRed is an emergency alert system. Cave Creek residents and business owners are encouraged to participate in order to receive electronic alerts in the event of an emergency.
Be Safe-Don't Be Sorry!
Click HERE to register now for direct alerts from the Town of Cave Creek in the event of a crisis.
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Supporting Our Locals Corner
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Dine/Shop
LOCAL
Everyone wins!
Local merchants…You’re the BEST and we love you!
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He's a Happy Fella!
(Tho...some would say otherwise.)
Where have you seen him?
October Answer: The "Stagecoach Village Railway" - a memorial to George Hacker. Eric Watson of Watson’s Hat Shop is the train’s daily operator. Click HERE for our October issue where you can once again view the train.
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Denise does her cappuccino magic at the Grotto. |
SENIOR FRAUD
Beware - It's THAT Time of Year!
If you missed the first four sessions of this FBI "Senior Fraud" series, no worries. There's still one more coming up - and it's an IMPORTANT one at this time of year!
The final event in the series is Dec 14 and the topic will be "Holiday Scams." Registration is required because seating is limited. Click HERE to Register.
The FBI's presentation of the "Senior Fraud" series is at the Holland Community Center. Special FBI agents will present vital information on how seniors can protect themselves, their home, and their assets against fraud scams, especially during the holiday season.
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Carefree*Cave Creek Chamber Corner
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Our annual "Celebration of Excellence Brunch" was held at Venue’s Café, Carefree on Wednesday, October 19th.
Congratulations to the Winners!
Business of the Year
Kiwanis Marketplace
Mick Ennis Service Award
MariaElena Rizzo-Fulton,
Rizzo Team Hunt Distinctive Properties, ERA
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L-R: Patty Villeneuve, President/CEO, Carefree Cave Creek Chamber - Alex Perez, General Manager Kiwanis Marketplace - Eric Twohey, Owner Uncorked Media Group and Board Chair for Carefree Cave Creek Chamber |
L-R: Jen Miles, VP Digital Marketing, Tech for Life -
MariaElena Rizzo, Winner & Realtor at Rizzo Team Hunt Distinctive Properties, ERA -
Patty Villeneuve, President/CEO, Carefree Cave Creek Chamber
Photos: Courtesy of Carefree*Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce
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Supporting one another is what it's all about!
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Header Photo Credit:
copyright -
Jim Buxton
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Business Marketing Corner
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Shout it Out!
Marketing Opps
Ads are now selling for the 2023 map edition due to be on the streets in time for the Superbowl and the Waste Management Open. Contact Margie Hans at 480-798-0116 or email HERE. The deadline is December 15th. Don't be left out.
Community Partners is a "one-hand-washes the other" marketing opportunity for both local small businesses and local non-profits alike. Check it out and get more info HERE!
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And don't forget: The Cave Creek Tourism Bureau is another marketing opportunity for Cave Creek businesses and is a free service of the Town of Cave Creek. Click For info and sign-up form go to the tourism bureau webpage by clicking HERE.
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Donate an item to Cave Creek Museum’s silent auction being held in conjunction with their Nov 8th Spaghetti Western fundraiser at Harold's. Appreciation for your donation will include mention on the museum’s website's event page and December Nuggets e-newsletter, mention on Facebook, and inclusion on the Museum's "Thank You Board" at the event. Contact Buck at 520-205-0041 or email HERE for more info.
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Maricopa County Current
Covid Info
This Maricopa County dashboard shows the current COVID-19 data plus updated info and safety precautions.
(This dashboard is best viewed on a desktop or laptop screen. If using a mobile device, view it in full screen. )
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“Nature unfolds her treasure at the first ray of sunrise.”
- Kishore Bansal
November
2022
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Cave Creek Loves Our Veterans
Cave Creek not only loves our vets, but also appreciates, respects and honors them with special programs, events, and services all year long. Our men and women of the armed forces put aside personal dreams and goals to serve and represent the USA. For many, that service changed the direction of their lives forever.
In our town American Legion Post 34, celebrating its 75th year in Cave Creek, leads the way in honoring and assisting veterans. Post 34 currently has an impressive 1137 members, (veterans and family members). Through their many events, dinners, Sunday church service and various fundraisers the Post collects thousands of dollars yearly with profits helping veterans and necessary Post improvements. It’s all about vets helping vets…and more.
A recent Post 34 celebration honored Vietnam vets with a multi-band concert, dinner, and raffle and over 200 in attendance. It was yet another successful Post 34 event. Next up is their holiday Craft Fair and Bake Sale on November 5th.
The Sonoran Arts League (SAL) is another community organization reaching out to veterans. Their Veteran Art Committee offers military community, both active and retired, programs from free art classes to special events, exhibits, public murals, and art shows. Its Art Workshop for Veterans is sponsored by Kiwanis of Carefree. The free veteran art classes are ongoing meeting every Thursday from 10am-noon. SAL will also hold its annual Veteran Artists & Exhibition – Creative Forces honoring all military (active and retired) November 4-12, 2022, including Veterans Day.
Desert Foothills Library has scheduled its American Hurrah Patriotic Show on November 8th. This event honoring veterans will include music, comedy, audience participation and a tribute to George M. Cohan. The show celebrates each branch of our armed services and honors vets in the audience too.
On November 9th, a Veterans Dinner with FBI Citizens Academy Alumni will be held at the Holland Center. This special dinner is in honor and celebration of the many veterans dedicated to serving our country.
At The Cave Creek Museum veterans always receive a discounted admission rate. “We recognize the sacrifices of our veterans and wish to honor them with a discount admission in their gift to our freedoms,” says Executive Director Evelyn Johnson.
Many of our wonderful Cave Creek restaurants, merchants and service providers also honor our vets with special veteran discount, not just on Veterans Day, but every day! Wilhelm Automotive, for example, gives vets a 10% discount up to $100. The Home Depot and Lowe's offer discounts too.
Cave Creek loves our veterans and honors them for their contribution to this great nation of ours. In Cave Creek, the words “Happy Veterans Day” ring true not just on November 11, but all year long.
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This beautiful custom guitar, designed by Chaz Lee and assembled by Black Mountain Guitar Co's guitar specialist, was raffled off during the Welcome Home Vietnam event at American Legion Post 34 on October 22. The happy winner was John "Coach" Chambers.
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The thank you note left on Paul Stockford's truck window.
Photo Credits:
Guitar - Fran Booth
Thank You Note - Paul Stockford
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Dear Cave Creek Residents & Merchants,
The Town of Cave Creek is reviewing Water and Wastewater Rates and Capacity Fees for the Cave Creek Water, Desert Hills Water, and Cave Creek Wastewater Systems to ensure the cost of providing service is recuperated through user rates and fees. The last utility rate changes were in March 2009 and June 2020.
The proposed utility rate increases will allow the Town to meet its ongoing operational and maintenance (O&M) costs, fund debt services on vital water assets necessary to serve our community and invest in capital projects to update and modernize existing infrastructure continuing to ensure reliability. The proposed rate structure allows the Town to continue to provide high-quality water & wastewater services and focuses on the Town’s commitment to water conservation.
We are committed to engaging our community and will be offering opportunities for public comment. Your opportunity for public comment at public meetings are scheduled on the November 7 and November 21, 2022 Regular Town Council Meetings. We also offer the opportunity for you to submit your public comment anytime online; the form is available by clicking HERE.
Look for mailers this week with additional information on the proposed rates. If you're in Cave Creek you can also get an idea of what your estimated bills will be by clicking HERE. If, instead, you're in Desert Hills, click HERE for an idea of your estimated bill.
The Water and Wastewater Rates for the Cave Creek Water, Desert Hills Water and Cave Creek Wastewater Systems will be voted on by Council at the November 21, 2022 Regular Town Council Meeting. If approved, they will go into effect in January, 2023.
The Capacity Fees for the Cave Creek Water, Desert Hills Water and Cave Creek Wastewater Systems will go before the Town Council for first reading of the ordinance at the November 21, 2022 Regular Town Council Meeting and then will have second reading of the ordinance at a subsequent Regular Town Council Meeting. If approved, they will go into effect in January, 2023.
Carrie Dyrek,
Cave Creek Town Manager
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The Town of Cave Creek retained Willdan Financial Services and Pat Walker Consulting LLC (“the Willdan Team”) to conduct a Water and Wastewater Rate and Capacity Fee Study for the Town’s water and wastewater utilities.The report details the results of the Rate Study analysis for the forecast period, fiscal year 2021‐22 through fiscal year 2029‐30 and the results are presented in a Rate Study Report. This report presents the recommended revenue adjustments and the corresponding rates to recover the utilities revenue requirements. The study can be found HERE. You can also click HERE to view the Town's Rate Study Timeline.
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Hiking & Trail Safety
~ By Chief Ford
Since January of 2022, our local emergency fire, police, and medical crews have responded to 11 mountain trail rescues and several additional critical emergency medical incidents at the trailheads. Some of these emergency situations could have had a better outcome, if more time and planning had been initiated before setting out on the day’s adventure.
The local and readily available outdoor recreational areas in our community offer amazing desert adventure opportunities for wild animal encounters, hiking, trail bike riding, and horseback riding. With the hot weather now breaking many more folks will be out and enjoying our exquisite natural environment.
It’s easy to get distracted with majestic views, along with the illusion of being miles away from civilization. However, it’s very important everyone remembers that many of the trails take you into unimproved, remote, and wilderness areas. Everyone hiking our local trails must be prepared and aware of basic safety items that could help make it a better and safer experience.
- Plan the day. Let someone know where you are going and expected time of return. Then, check in once you get back.
- Don’t overestimate your individual physical capabilities and/or underestimate the difficulty of the hike or trail. The Sonoran Desert can be unforgiving.
- Always stay on designated trails. It’s easy to get lost or disoriented, especially off the established trail.
- Dress appropriately for the weather. Take water, food, maps of where you’re going, and a working cell phone (Beware. Many areas have little or no cell service.)
- Leave wildlife and animals alone.
- When hiking, if you’ve already consumed ½ your water, it’s time to turn back.
- If lost or disoriented and/or suffer any type of hiking injury, please call for help immediately. Don’t delay or wait until it gets dark to call for assistance.
The Town wants everyone to safely enjoy a great experience in our beautiful, unique, and natural high Sonoran Desert environment. Please, take the time to plan your day and be safe.
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The Cave Creek Museum
Receives
Local Landmark Distinction
On October 12th, our Cave Creek Museum was honored a bronze plaque and the distinction of Local Landmark by the Town of Cave Creek. The plaque, recognizing iconic buildings and spaces in Cave Creek, was presented by Town Clerk Teresa Riza. This joyous event was a highlight of the Carefree Cave Creek Chamber of Commerce’s October Mixer at the museum.
The Cave Creek Museum is located at the west base of Black Mountain upon land donated by Frank and Hazel Wright. The museum first opened its doors in 1970, thanks to the hard work of the Historical Society, volunteers, and donations of foothills area individuals and businesses. It is vital to our community as the keeper of area history and artifacts while it preserves and shares the history of pre-history natives, pioneering and settlers, miners, ranchers, and merchants. Together, these tell the story of our past.
“This museum holds precious artifacts that show us how the Town came from a dusty trail that passed a beautiful Creekside shelter to a mining camp and on to the beginnings of a Town,” says councilman elect Paul Elekema, who spearheaded the Local Landmarks Project.
Housed on the museum grounds are three very important remnants of area history – the first church of Cave Creek, the tubercular cabin, and the fully operational Golden Reef Stamp Mill & Tramway.
Local landmark plaques are visual reminders and acknowledgements of Cave Creek’s past. They are a way to share with visitors and locals alike a glimpse into how our past created our present. Our very own Cave Creek Museum, as keeper of area history, is a perfect recipient of this honor.
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Top Photo Credit: N. Spitzer
Bottom Photo Credit: Courtesy Town of Cave Creek
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Star Gazing Party
AND...The Rains Came!!!
The October 15th Cave Creek Dark Sky Initiative Star Gazing Party was rescheduled due to rain! Please make note of the new date of Saturday, November 12th, 6:30-8pm. Do bring a chair, blanket and hot cocoa so you can warmly enjoy the show. Oh...and please don't wash your car that day.
Click HERE for the info on this next enlightening stargazing event.
Photo Credit: Kelley Francis
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Reminder: The Time for Yearly Business License Renewals is...
Soon
Business Licenses of $50 are renewed online annually on, or before, December 31 of each year. You will receive an email reminder. If you did not receive an email reminder or need the renewal notice resent please contact our office at 480-488-1400. For information on business and peddler's licenses click HERE.
A reminder, as well, that special events occurring within the Town of Cave Creek boundaries are required to submit an application for a Cave Creek special events license. Please keep in mind the time required to process your request. Click HERE for additional licensing information.
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Black Mountain Guitar Co.
Father and son Ed and Kyle Heisler opened Black Mountain Guitar Co. in 2021 and have been soaring in guitar sales and service ever since.
“My dad was a customer of former owner Paul Truchetta, who passed away in 2021,” says Kyle. “We took over the location and added new brands, lessons, repairs and more.”
In the 1980s, Ed taught guitar lessons for various music stores and shared his love of guitars and music with both of his sons who learned to play and repair guitars.
In 2017, Kyle attended Roberto-Venn to study the guitar building. Since then, he has worked as a guitar repair technician. The business sells and services electric, acoustic and bass guitars, ukuleles, and more. They also offer lessons and have weekly events.
Stop in for a visit and see for yourself how this father and son team are rockin' Cave Creek.
Upper Photo Credit: N. Spitzer
Lower Photo Credit: Fran Booth
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Stickhorse Gallery
Stickhorse Gallery, located in Stagecoach Village and owned by Trish Prawl, has four distinct venues: The Stickhorse Collection, The Men's Store, Donald Alberts Antiques, and Cimarron River Company. We collectively offer for sale Southwest art and collectibles, fine jewelry, antiques from around the world, a wide assortment of vintage items, and a collection of modern furniture, gifts, and art. In other words, we have something for everyone!
Photo Credit: N. Spitzer
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Carefree Consignment2
October 18 saw the grand opening of Vicki Orrico’s, Carefree Consignment2, the Cave Creek sister store to her Carefree shop. Vicki’s business’ are unique consignment stores of high quality décor and art as well as designer clothing, shoes, jewelry, purses and accessories. Both stores are similar in inventory, except that perhaps #2 has a bit more western and southwest items.
“High-end used goods from Carefree, Cave Creek, North Scottsdale, Desert Mountain, The Boulders and other local areas are showcased in exceptional condition,” says Vicki. “We choose quality pieces in all different styles from Western to contemporary, designer to sportswear.”
Photo Credit: N. Spitzer
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Retablo
Retablo has opened its newest store in yet another wonderful Cave Creek location. Step through the entryway for a selection of folk art or “Artesanias” - “the mixture of indigenous pre-Hispanic techniques with the European influence brought from the conquistadors.”
Retablo’s mission is “to bring a taste of the uniqueness of the culture by selecting the best and most diverse assortment of handmade articles in one place.”
The inventory at Retablo constantly changes which, for shoppers, is a good thing to know. Stop in and enjoy their selection.
Photo Credit: N. Spitzer
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Cave Creek Tourism Bureau Corner
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Cave Creek Tourism Bureau
What a Team!!!
Take a look at our 2022-23 Team CCTB! Here at the Cave Creek Tourism Bureau we have 28 of the biggest smiles and friendliest volunteers around, and we're all eager to answer questions and promote our town. As we enter "Season" our tourism bureau is back to daily hours of 10-2pm. Businesses, be sure to bring us your updated brochures for distribution. We love sharing information about our local merchants and events.
Visitors to our tourism bureau enjoy walking around, browsing our displays and picking up brochures of local shops and restaurants that catch their eye. They also enjoy our mini-gallery artwork and chatting with friendly volunteers.
What? You're a Cave Creek business and not yet a CCTB participating merchant? The Cave Creek Tourism Bureau is a FREE service of the Town of Cave Creek. Simply fill out a form HERE and stop in and say, "Hello!"
Photo Credit: C. Spitzer
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October 1: Cave Creek Car Show:
Octoberfest
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Cave Creek saw over 300 Beauties - muscle cars, hot rods, and classics of all makes and models.The weather was perfect and the cars were even better.
Photo: Gerry Russell
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October 14: Empty Bowls
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For two decades, members and friends of the Sonoran Arts League have created beautiful bowls in support of the Foothills Food Bank Empty Bowls Project. The October 14th event was hosted by Harold's Cave Creek Corral with approximately 250 people in attendance. The Foothills Food Bank's yearly Empty Bowls Project is held in awareness of World Hunger Day. This year's bowls were donated by local professional artists, Paradise Community College art students, community volunteers and the Arizona Woodturner's Association. The event was an astounding success with over 600 bowls sold!
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October 22: Welcome Home Event - American Legion Post 34
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As part of its 75th anniversary, American Legion Post 34 honored Vietnam veterans on October 22 during its Welcome Home event. Activities included food and entertainment from the era as well as military machinery and pins for each veteran. The public was entertained by two musical groups including The Tributaries & The Manhattan Dolls.
Photo: Fran Booth
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October 29: Cave Creek Wicked
Bar Crawl
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It was another year of wickedly amazing fun for grown-ups at the Cave Creek Wicked Bar Crawl. The (bus) bar crawl and costume contest ran from 6:00pm to 2:00am stopping at Mountain View Pub, Local Jonny's, Big Earl's Greasy Eats, The Hideaway, Buffalo Chip Saloon, Harold's Corral, and The Roadhouse. The event included lots of skin-crawling creative costumes, specialty themed cocktails and prizes. A howling-ly good time was had by all.
Photo: Michelle Nanna
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Upcoming Events Corner
Here are some upcoming Cave Creek events involving more than one business and/or possibly impacting town core traffic, as well.
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Foothills Caring Corps
11th Annual Golf Classic
Save the date of December 5th for the Foothills Caring Corps 11th Annual Golf Classic - a signature event supporting the Caring Corps' mission: "Foothills Caring Corps is dedicated to promoting independence and enhancing the quality of life for older adults and persons with disabling conditions residing throughout the Foothills community." Click HERE for event info.
Photo: Foothills Caring Corp
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Dec 9-11: Western Holidays
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Stagecoach Village is planning a fun-filled holiday weekend event for the entire family. You can expect an artisan market, tree lighting ceremony, carolers, balloon glow, music, food and of course, Santa! More info to come in the December Cave Creek Corner. More info HERE.
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Yet another gorgeous Jim Buxton sunrise.
Happy Thanksgiving!
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Tourism Bureau Participants
A Couple of Green Thumbs, Adelante, Arizona Fine Furniture & Tack Brokers, Arizona Horseback Adventures, A Place in Time, Arizona Territory Antiques, Bags & Rags Boutique, Beth Zink Art, Baudine's Mad About Shoes, Big Bronco, Big Earl's Greasy Eats, Bilinda's Vintage Treasures, Black Mountain Adventures, Black Mountain Coffee Shop, Black Mountain Dental Care, Black Mountain Fitness, Blue Coyote, Bodhi Coyote Yoga, Bronco Studio, Bryan's Black Mountain Barbecue, Buffalo Chip Saloon, Caligos, Carefree Adventures, Cave Creek BBQ School, Cave Creek Candles & Gifts, Cave Creek Museum, Cave Creek Olive Oil Company, Cave Creek Shuttle, Cave Creek Visitor's Guide, Ciolim, Charlie Green Make-Up, City Creamery, Coyote Crossing Studio, Desert Dream Realty, Desert Foothills Library, Desert Treasures, Designs by Jenny, Discovery Map, El Encanto Mexican Restaurant, Elysian Desert Distilleries, English Rose Tea Room, Erika Willison PLLC, Essence of Massage, Etania Jewelry & Boutique, Extreme Arizona, Fantastico's Mexican Food, Fiorra CBD, George R. Smith Notary, Gift Gal, Glass-Art-Fusion (Ro Scarbrough), Glory Bee's, Grace Reneé Gallery, The Grotto Café, Hideaway Grill, Harold's Cave Creek Corral, Holland Community Center, Jeff D. Hill PLLC, Horny Toad Restaurant, Indian Market, Indian Village, Ink Therapy Cave Creek, Journey Rides, Keeler's Steakhouse, KI Healing Arts, Kiwanis Marketplace Thrift Store, Lance Headlee, Lara Bistro, Laughing Glass Studio, Lazy Lizard, Leigh Siegel-Realtor, Le Sans Souci, Leslie Nestingen (Berkshire Hathaway), Levanah Acupuncture, Lifestyle Balance with Qigong TaiChi, Lisa Nocella/Russ Lyons Sotheby's, Living Landsdcapes, Inc., Look at Me Now, Lucy Dickens Fine Art, M & E Stoyanov Fine Art Gallery, Magic Bird Festivals, Michael D'Ambrosi Sculpture, Monika Cheang Photography, Mountain View Pub, Natural Habitat Inc, Oregano's Pizza Bistro, Pizzicata, Pillar to Post Home Inspections, Prickly Pear Inn, Puppy Luv Flea Market, Rancho Mañana Golf Club, Rare Earth Gallery, R.C. Gorman Navajo Gallery, Rattlesnake Solutions, Retablo, Salon Chella, Sanctuary Tactical, Sticks Golf & Cigar Lounge, The Sculpture Studio, Sharon J. Edwards (Berkshire Hathaway), Smith & Western, Sonoran Arts League, Soroptomist International of Saguaro Foothills, Southwest Bedazzle Boutique, Spur Cross Cycles, Stagecoach Village, Storyteller Indian Store, Studio West, Sunshine Sparklefaced, Teeslanger, The Finer Arts Gallery, The Star Barn, Thunderbird Artists Gallery, Time to Ride AZ, Tonto Bar & Grill, Tox Bar LLC, Trailhead Ranch, True West Magazine, Udder Delight, The Village Coffee Shop, Villas of Cave Creek, Vintage Vixen Rarities,Watson's Hat Shop, Western Delight Gift Shop, Western Sky Helicopters, Z's House of Thai
Our list is growing and we LUV it! - Let me know if I've ooopsed & forgotten your name. - Ed.
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