Tastes & Treasures featured in Edible Phoenix magazine

Tastes & Treasures II is featured in the latest Edible Phoenix issue. Magazine available at select stores and markets. Book available at www.HistoricalLeague.org/SHOP.aspx

The Spicery re-orders Tastes & Treasures II

Re-orders are a great indicator that a book is doing well. Linda Corderman delivered more Tastes & Treasures II to Deborah at The Spicery in our 1895 Home, Glendale, AZ.
You can enjoy a home-cooked meal, have a delicious dessert and get a copy of Tastes & Treasures II with history and some recipes from this charming place.

Re-orders for Tastes & Treasures II: A Storytelling AZ book

Another re-order from Write Ons. Joan Andrews unpacks Tastes & Treasures II for customers. Perfect Mother's Day gift. Jamie Lemire, visiting from Calgary, did the heavy lifting! This store is so fun to shop in. No wonder they have repeat business. So many unique items in Write Ons.

3TV Good Morning AZ Weekend with Leslie Christiansen

Leslie and 3TV host Lina DeFlorias

Tastes & Treasures II: A Storytelling Cookbook of Historic Arizona was featured on 3TV Good Morning AZ Weekend Sunday, May 27 with Chef Leslie Christiansen. She talked about the history and recipes with host Lina DeFlorias. Leslie did a fabulous job on the air. She could have her own cooking show!
She commented, "So many people enjoyed traveling around AZ visiting the historic resorts with the first Tastes and Treasures that we included a map in Volume II." Leslie showed Lina how easy it is to find all the restaurants with the map on page 6-7.
Book available at HistoricalLeague.org/SHOP.aspx

Leslie Christiansen is fitted with a microphone

Cathy Shumard and Linda Corderman set up the display while Ruth McLeod takes photos of the event

Tastes & Treasures II fundraising for non-profits

Boxes of Tastes & Treasures II: A Storytelling Cookbook of Historic Arizona ready to deliver to P.E.O. groups and St. Mary's Food Bank. Linda Corderman shows that non-profits can help each other with fund-raising.

Visit to Tubac Golf Resort and Spa

Tastes & Treasures II is now on the shelves at the beautiful Tubac Golf Resort gift shop. We toured this historic venue on our recent overnight trip to SE Arizona. Full of history, we enjoyed a detailed talk, then walking tour of the grounds. So much to see and learn!
Did you know . . .
The Otero Family who were the original settlers of the property dating back to 1789.
Cattle still roam the fields, occasionally near the golf course.
Juan Batista DeAnza was the commandant of the Tubac Presidio and led an expedition west that ultimately founded the city of San Francisco.
The Tubac Golf Resort and Spa was made famous by Kevin Costner’s 1996 movie “Tin Cup,” where many of the scenes were filmed.

Recognition Luncheon a big success!

Chair Anne Lupica with centerpiece designer Carolyn Mendoza

Leigh Hann, Marilyn Parke, Susan Dale

Guest speaker Bob Boze Bell was entertaining and informative at the Recognition Luncheon. He knows how to tell a story! And his thank you gift was appropriate: both copies of our Storytelling Cookbook of Historic Arizona . . . Tastes & Treasures Vol I and II.

President Nina Filippi spoke of Historical League successes: announcement of 2019 Historymakers, Family Holiday Party "Newsies", publication of Tastes & Treasures II historic AZ book, fabulous tours, evening at Vern Swaback's home and more!

Nothing like celebrating volunteers with a Recognition Luncheon. Thanks to chairs Anne Lupica and Delores Tomasek. Centerpieces created by Carolyn Mendoza. 50/50 raffle with Donna Esposito.Tastes & Treasures II historical AZ storytelling cookbook table with Norma Jean Coulter and Patt Walker. Special thanks to Al McLeod bringing in those cookbooks!

Director Tawn Downs received grant funding for AZ Heritage Center handed out by Cindy Tidwell-Shelton and Claire Nullmeyer. Topped off by individual Boston Cream Pie served in memory of Pam Ryan, past president of Historical League. The Ryan family gave this recipe and food memory for the Cherished Legacy pages in Tastes & Treasures II: A Storytelling Cookbook of Historic Arizona.

Lisa Schnebly-Heidinger, Joan Galloway, Mary and John Garbaciak and friends

Larry Baker buys raffle tickets from Julie Moore

Greeters:  Lee Ann van Rijn, Cindy Tidwell-Shelton, Jody van Rijn, Claire Nullmeyer

Norma Jean Coulter and Al McLeod

Norma Jean Coulter and Patt Walker at Tastes & Treasures II table

Julie Moore, Renee Donnelly and Donna Esposito celebrating a very successful 50/50 raffle

Linda Corderman, Pres. Nina Filippi with Exec Director James Burns and Bob Boze Bell

Long-time volunteer Renee Donnelly meets Exec Director James Burns

Donna Esposito with 50/50 Raffle