NoPho Neighborhoods, Schools & Events
From New River to Norterra, we all have junk. March 4 is the day to clear the piles and pack up the Prius (or the pickup) … no matter where you live. Gather those paint cans, old electronics, unused medication and documents to be shredded, along with household and clothing donations, for the biggest recycling event in the North Phoenix area.
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Heavy rains in recent weeks should bring an explosion of wildflowers, those in the know say. In fact, it’s begun. “The colorful poppies, lupine, globemallow and brittlebush are beginning to bloom right now, and will continue to do so during the next few weeks throughout the region,” said R.J. Cardin, Maricopa County Parks and Recreation Department director. Where to go, what flowers you’ll see, plus some photography tips.
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The second “Art in Public Places” exhibit, featuring paintings and other artwork by North Valley artists, is on display at the Civic Building in Anthem. The art, which is for sale, can be seen anytime during normal business hours. There will be a reception March 1 when people can meet the artists.
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North Valley Symphony Orchestra principal French horn player, Philip Johnson, will perform Franz Strauss’ Horn Concerto Op. 8 on Saturday, March 4, 7:00 p.m. at North Canyon High School Auditorium, 1700 E. Union Hills Drive. The NVSO Orchestra will also perform Prokofiev’s Symphony #1 Op. 25 “Classical” and Dvořák’s Symphony #7 in d minor Op. 70.
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The Daisy Mountain Veterans (DMV) announced today a ceremony honoring DMV Vietnam Veterans. Twenty-five of its members who served in Vietnam will be honored at the Anthem Veterans Memorial on Saturday, April 8, 2017 at 10 a.m.
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The Daisy Mountain Veterans, with the support and cooperation of the American Legion Post 128 and VFW Post 12031, are proud to announce that a very deserving Veteran will be presented with an automobile.
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NVSO — Jonathan Green was recently announced as the winner of a brand new handmade violin, valued at $3,000, after competing in
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