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C Gallery in North Scottsdale Showcases the Beauty of Art This Holiday Season

Photo Courtesy of C Gallery LOCATED AT DC RANCH MARKETPLACE, C GALLERY IS A LOCAL ART GALLERY AND

INTIMATE EVENT VENUE. They feature large oil on canvas work, limited edition prints, and photographs exclusive to local, national, and international female artists. “C Gallery features female artists who bring a unique perspective of the world around us. C Gallery also focuses on the lasting legacy of art from generation to generation,” according to the gallery. “Curating your own art collection reflects your individual personality.” In addition to having their own space to showcase art, the gallery supports nonprofits by donating a portion of every art sale to charity and donating their space to charitable events.

This month, C Gallery owner and featured artist Charlene Falk is bringing the community together and sharing the beauty of art this holiday season.

Some of this month’s featured artists include:

• Photographer Rebecca Ritchie is a selftaught photographer from Phoenix.

Her photos are mainly focused on landscapes, wildlife, and plants.

She was first inspired by her father, who was a talented oil painter and specialized in realistic landscapes. • Abstract artist Nasta Salgado was born in Sonora and nature has always inspired her to create. Her main motive behind her artwork is to manifest happiness and good vibes through vibrant colors and abstract shapes. • Earthenware pottery artist Carol Balyozian resides in Arizona and is accomplished in many art forms, including photography, printmaking, and origami. Patterns and textures are a strong visual theme in her work.

More recently she has found herself immersed in clay, giving way for further exploration with form and volume. • Resin works artist Allison Roy resides in Scottsdale and is inspired by the scenic colors that Arizona offers. From the vibrant blue skyline to the arid desert colors, Allison creates coasters, trivets and platters using resin and alcohol ink to be used and appreciated in the home.

C Gallery is located at 20789 N. Pima Road, Suite 100, in the DC Ranch Marketplace. In addition to having art on display, art is also available for sale, and the gallery features coffee products, too.

To learn more, visit cgalleryart.com, call 480-825-2794, or follow along on Facebook and Instagram @CGalleryArt.

Scottsdale Parks & Recreation Winter Registration Now Open

Information and photos courtesy of the City of Scottsdale “RECREATIONAL ACTIVITY RELIEVES US OF THE FEELING OF FATIGUE, RESTORES OUR ENERGY AND PROMOTES A SENSE OF JOY,” CITIES THE JOURNAL OF SPORTS.

Luckily for local residents, registration for Scottsdale Parks and Recreation’s winter programs are in full swing. Winter programs take place during the months of January, February, and March 2022. This includes swim lessons, water exercise classes, youth activities, adult programs, and more. Programming is not limited to a specific age— there are a variety of options for everyone from toddlers to seniors.

Browse all recreation offerings online at ScottsdaleAZ.gov, search 'recreation classes'. From there, you can register via the city's Activenet page.

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New Charitable Organization Shares Modern Healing with Disadvantaged Youth

Quasar Quantum Youth Fund, a new Scottsdale-based philanthropic organization, is offering cutting-edge, non-invasive technologies and holistic modalities to at-risk youth facing physical, mental, and emotional challenges. The nonprofit, dedicated to helping disadvantaged children and teens with their wellness journeys, is partnering with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona to sponsor a child from within the organization each quarter to help them heal by formulating a plan for the child to live a healthy, balanced life.

Quasar Quantum Youth Fund provides full and partial scholarships to children and teenagers in financial need facing challenges like depression, anxiety, posttraumatic stress disorder, drug and alcohol use, and autism spectrum disorder, who may benefit from the programs offered by Quasar Quantum Healing. Quasar Quantum Healing is a breakthrough, stateof-the-art healing center in North Scottsdale that offers science-backed modern technologies combined with natural therapies. The center provides an alternative to conventional wellness practices, with an emphasis on healing the body and mind at a cellular level to optimize mental, emotional, and physical health.

By partnering with Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona, Quasar Quantum Youth Fund will be able to provide the same beneficial therapies available to the clients of Quasar Quantum Healing to one new child per quarter, giving them access to unique treatments, including the state’s only Walk-in Hyperbaric Chamber, LED Light Bed Therapy, Wellness IV Drips, Quantum Foot Detox, AO Scan, Repetitive Transcranial Magnetic Stimulation (rTMS), Theta Chamber, Himalayan Salt Cave salt therapy, yoga, nutritional education, and more. The sponsored child will be selected based on an assessment provided by Quasar Quantum Youth Fund and recommendations by the leaders within Big Brothers Big Sisters of Central Arizona. Quasar Quantum Youth Fund gives disadvantaged youth access to the breakthrough treatments provided by Quasar Quantum Healing, which utilizes caring treatment and guidance to help clients heal at a cellular level, reprogram the mind and body, and implement a healthier lifestyle for a better life. Those interested in supporting the organization’s mission to heal disadvantaged youth struggling with mental, emotional and physical hardships or who know a worthy candidate that would benefit from the services offered by Quasar Quantum Healing, can find more information at quasarquantumyouthfund.org.

Nonprofit notMYkid Opens New Campus in North Scottsdale

By Jenna-Lee Neff

Community-oriented nonprofit notMYkid just announced the grand opening of The Well, a 13,000 square foot well-being campus in Scottsdale where youth and families can go for ongoing education, counseling, mentoring programs, and more. The new campus is located at 5310 E. Shea Boulevard.

The Well helps meet the physical, emotional, and social needs of individuals ages 10-24. Trauma-informed, certified providers who are passionate about helping individuals staff the campus with an array of programs for teens, young adults, and caregivers. The campus is open Monday-Friday from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. and evenings by appointment. Locals can learn more by calling 602652-0163 or by visiting notMYkid.org.

“Our journey to opening The Well over the past six months has given us an incredible opportunity to completely transform how we serve and urgently respond to the second pandemic upon us: a mental health emergency,” says notMYkid Chief Executive Officer Kristen Polin. “Our organization, notMYkid, has worked tirelessly to pivot how we support families, schools, and communities by implementing a comprehensive mental health response. We have opened a licensed outpatient treatment center, developed critically needed peer support services, offer social emotional learning in partnership with schools, virtual webinars for caregivers, and we created a family navigation protocol to help families access the care they need.”

In addition to providing trauma-informed outpatient therapy, the well-being campus offers a full spectrum of healing modalities, including educational workshops and retreats, mindfulness and meditation, movement and yoga, sound healing, art expression, and social emotional learning.

“This is heart work for our team,” Polin shares. “We are proud of what we have built, and we are excited to share The Well with our community for many years to come.”

Following two decades of service in Arizona, notMYkid is a local 501(c)3 nonprofit that has completely transformed their services to meet the unique needs facing youth, young adults, and their families. Since 2020, the organization now offers a full continuum of life-saving prevention, early intervention, behavioral health support, and wellness programs. Their team of prevention and behavioral health experts are dedicated to helping youth and young adults overcome challenges during their most vulnerable years. Programs are traditionally delivered in schools, community organizations, at the workplace, and direct to devices via podcast and webinars. With the arrival of a global pandemic, it has not been business as usual and their commitment to quality and inclusivity led to a swift transition to in-person and technology-assisted care platforms as well as expansion into treatment services to meet the urgent and rapidly changing needs of families.

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Upcoming Art Adventures at Sonoran Arts League

THE SONORAN ARTS LEAGUE IS A NONPROFIT 501(C) (3), VOLUNTEER-BASED, ARTS SERVICE ORGANIZATION DEDICATED TO ACTIVELY ADVANCING ART, ARTISTS, AND ART EDUCATION.

This month, they offer a multitude of art classes for North Valley residents to enjoy at The Holland Center, located at 34250 N. 60th Street in Scottsdale.

Veterans are invited to take part in a monthly free open studio art workshop on the second Thursday of every month from 10 a.m. to noon. This month, it will take place on December 9. Veterans and active-duty service members can work on any of their art for free; guests and spouses are invited to join pending available space for $12.

Join a two-session ceramics class with instructor Robin Ray from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Friday, December 10 and 17 to learn advanced hand building techniques. This is designed for adults who have attended an Intro to Ceramics workshop at the Sonoran Arts League or who have prior experience with ceramics. Ceramics materials that are provided will include clay, tools, ware boards, plastic, and underglazes with two rounds of firing. The fee is $150 with a $20 materials fee to be paid to the instructor.

Students in third through eighth grades can get in on the pottery painting fun for free from 10 a.m. to noon on Saturday, December 11. Kids select a bisque-fired ceramic piece and use a variety of glazes and texture materials to embellish. The pieces will be kiln fired and available for pickup at the Sonoran Arts League Center for the Arts the following week. This workshop is presented free to the community through the support of Kiwanis of Carefree.

Veterans are invited to learn to draw skulls in a free art workshop from 10 a.m. to noon, Thursday, December 16. An important step in learning how to draw portraits, this class will review perspective, shadows, angles, and more. Veterans and active-duty service members can work on any of their art for free; guests and spouses are invited to join pending available space for $12.

Did you miss Hidden in the Hills last month? An exhibit of the 53 artists who participated in Hidden in the Hills is on display at the Desert Foothills Library Gallery, located at 38443 N. Schoolhouse Road in Cave Creek through January 20, 2022.

The Sonoran Art League’s mission is to, “Give to the community by promoting art, artists and art education through leadership and service in the belief that an artistic awareness is essential to the well-being of life and our community.” For information about an event or to register for a class, visit sonoranartsleague.org, email info@sonoranartsleague.org, or call 480-575-6624.

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Dynamite Smiles Dentistry is Bringing Brighter Smiles to North Scottsdale in 2022

By Jenna-Lee Neff LOCAL FAMILIES AND THOSE IN NEED OF SPECIALTY DENTAL SERVICES CAN FIND RELIEF IN NORTH SCOTTSDALE STARTING NEXT MONTH AT DYNAMITE SMILES DENTISTRY.

Created by Dr. Saba Heday, Dynamite Smiles Dentistry opens soon and adds a personal touch and warmth to dentistry through individualized treatment plans by carefully listening to patient concerns and taking a holistic well-being approach. Doors don’t offi cially open until January, though locals can book appointments now at dynamitesmilesdentistry.com. “I am bringing my love of providing gentle and caring dentistry to my neighborhood to serve my own community,” says Dr. Heday. “I care about my patients like they are a part of my family.”

Dynamite Smiles Dentistry provides comprehensive dental services to patients of all ages. In addition, they provide specialized care such as obstructive sleep apnea evaluation and treatment, temporomandibular joint disorder treatments, veneers, Invisalign, oral cancer screenings, and more. “Our offi ce is focused on providing a calm and friendly environment to allow the patients to relax while receiving the care they need,” Dr. Heday says. “Throughout my career I have found that when patients know they are in good hands in a calm and trusting environment the best rela-tionships are formed.”

The practice off ers noise cancelling headphones, hygienic weighted and non-weighted blankets, pillows, oral and IV sedation and more to make patients comfortable during their dental treatment. Dr. Heday and her team work to incorporate the latest advances in treatment and technology into the practice through continuing education and the use of state-of-the-art technology, including laser dentistry, digital 2D and 3D scans.

“Our belief is in taking a minimally inva-sive approach to solving diffi cult problems using the latest technology,” she says. “We engage in continuous education and keep ourselves informed of the latest research and technology to provide the most eff ec-tive and conservative treatments for our patients.”

Dr. Heday, an Arizona native, takes an educated approach to solving diffi cult problems, a skill she cultivated while earning her Bachelor of Science degree in Electrical Engineering. She then went on to receive her Master of Science in Biomedical Engineering from Arizona State University, researching immunology. Dr. Heday obtained her Doctor of Dental Surgery (DDS) from the University of California in San Francisco, one of the top research facilities in the United States, followed by a residency in general practice at the San Diego Veteran Aff airs Medical Center, where she gained a great appreciation for the sacrifi ces made by the men and women in uniform. She has been practicing in the Valley since 2012.

“We are so excited to bring our vision to the neighborhood,” Dr. Heday shares. “We hope to see you at our offi ce to meet the team, visit our beautiful location, and allow us to care for your health.”

New patients can schedule an appointment by phone at 480-591-8111 or online by visiting dynamitesmilesdentistry.com. Dynamite Smiles Dentistry is located at 28190 N. Alma School Parkway in Scottsdale. To keep up with the latest news and information, follow along on Facebook and Instagram @dynamitesmilesdentistry.

Dynamite Smiles Dentistry is hosting a grand opening celebration on Thursday, January 20, 2022, at 4 p.m. Members of the community are welcome to visit the offi ce, meet Dr. Heday and her team, enjoy food and music, and take part in the raffle.

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Mac Entertainment Group to Open Buddah’s Ritual in North Scottsdale

SCOTT AND MELISSA MCINTIRE, OWNERS OF MAC ENTERTAINMENT GROUP AND THE COUPLE BEHIND THE AINSWORTH IN DOWNTOWN PHOENIX AND THE LOLA AT WESTGATE, ALONG WITH “JOEY BOY” RODRIGUEZ, HOST OF THE MORNING MESS, ANNOUNCE PLANS TO OPEN A UNIQUE NEW CONCEPT CALLED BUDDHA’S RITUAL IN NORTH SCOTTSDALE

THIS FALL. Buddha’s Ritual was created by local entrepreneur and branding visionary, Freddy Nguyen, and will occupy the ground floor retail space in SOHO Scottsdale, a live/work loft and townhome community on the southwest corner of Bahia Drive and N. 92nd Street, just down the street from WestWorld.

“Joey and I looked at a number of spaces for a Scottsdale restaurant and finally found the right one,” says Scott McIntire. “We’re excited to bring something entirely new to the area and are confident it is going to be well-received. We can’t wait to open and officially expand Mac Entertainment Group to Scottsdale.”

Buddha’s Ritual is a completely original concept fusing food and fashion and Asian and American fare in a fun, casual environment. The restaurant will be open for breakfast, lunch, and dinner, serving several signature items like croffles (croissant waffles) and Buddha’s Benny with crispy pork belly in the morning and pho, ramen, a deconstructed Banh Mi plate, kimchi mac and cheese, kimchi grilled cheese and stone brick oven pizzas with Asian-inspired toppings in the evenings. Just like Mac Entertainment Group’s other two concepts, Buddha’s Ritual will have a strong cocktail program and a great happy hour.

The Buddha’s Ritual experience will begin by entering the 2,700 square foot restaurant through a hot pink front door. Guests can enjoy the indoor-outdoor space enabled by multiple garage doors, relax on the expansive patio that will feature a fire pit and lawn games, and sip on signature cocktails at the large bar. Merchandise, including high quality hats and shirts, reflecting the concept’s playful branding also will be available for purchase.

“SOHO Scottsdale is pleased to collaborate with Mac Entertainment Group on their latest concept, Buddha’s Ritual,” says Irene Catsibris Clary, developer of SOHO Scottsdale. “Even the most discerning foodies will be enticed with the mouthwatering menu items that have been created.”

Buddha’s Ritual is planning to open soon and is currently looking to hire 50 team members for all front and back of house positions. Interested parties can apply by emailing sohoscottsdale@buddhasritual. com. Open interviews will be held on site every Tuesday and Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. leading up to the opening.

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Nominations Now Open for the Spirit of Scottsdale Awards

DO YOU KNOW A PERSON OR BUSINESS THAT EMBODIES SCOTTSDALE SPIRIT?

Scottsdale’s Neighborhood Advisory Commission wants to showcase the people and organizations that embody the “Spirit of Scottsdale.”

This award recognizes residents and organizations/businesses that help to strengthen and build Scottsdale’s community through their commitment to and involvement in neighborhoods.

Nominees should be individuals or organizations that: • Have active years of service/ involvement in strengthening neighborhood identity; • Champion community dialogue to produce constructive recommendations/solutions that address the dynamic need(s) of a neighborhood; • Provides unique contributions of time, effort, skills, and/or financial resources to a neighborhood.

Nominations are being accepted now through December 31.

The 2020 Organization Award Winner was the Parada Del Sol Committee and the 2020 Individual Winner was Dana Close, who created the annual Scottsdale Home Tour events to showcase the redevelopment of the south Scottsdale Hacienda del Ray neighborhood.

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Commission Staff Coordinator Brandon McMahon says, “These awards are very dear to the Neighborhood Advisory Commission. They provide an opportunity to recognize those who are involved in strengthening neighborhood identity and provide unique contributions to Scottsdale’s neighborhoods.”

To nominate a person or organization, visit scottsdaleaz.gov/citizen-service/ spirit-awards.

Do you have specific questions? Contact Brandon McMahon, associate planner, at bmcmahon@scottsdaleaz.gov.

Returning to School as an Adult? How to Fund Tuition

Renee A. Hanson, CFP® , ChFC®, CEP®, CDFA™ , CFS®, BFA®, APMA®

Millions of Americans in the workforce are heading back to school to further their education. According to the National Center for Education Statistics, college students over the age of 25 are projected to increase 11% by 2026. These adult learners are enrolling for a variety of reasons – to train for a new career, satisfy an urge to expand their knowledge base, or earn an MBA or master’s degree to improve their growth in their current job. If you decide additional education is the right option for you, be aware that tuition costs are on the rise. How will you pay for it? Here are some options to contemplate: • Your savings. Consider what savings you may have available to put toward tuition. If your return to school is still a semester or two away, start setting aside specific savings you can use for this purpose. Be sure to account for the cost of books, technology and other fees your school of choice may require. Resist the urge to tap into your retirement accounts. While it may be tempting, you have other sources of funds to pay for school that are not available to pay for your retirement. • 529 Plans. A tax-advantaged 529 college savings plan is typically used as a savings vehicle for future education needs of children or grandchildren. But you can also establish a 529 for your own education or tap unused assets you established in a child’s account for your own expenses. • Tuition reimbursement. Returning to school is particularly attractive if your employer offers a tuition reimbursement program. In practical terms, this means you could further your education and potentially improve your job and career prospects at a reduced cost to you. Important caveats may be tied to the reimbursement, such as only covering tuition for coursework in an area relevant to your current role or requiring you to remain with your employer for a period of time after completing your education. Check with your human resources department to see what benefits are available to you. • Grants and scholarships. There is no age limit to qualify for federal financial aid. Financial need dictates the ability to qualify for grants at the federal level, which

may limit your opportunities. However, you may also be able to find scholarships from other sources that apply specifically for older students. Your school’s financial aid office may be a helpful resource. • Loans. Adult students are eligible to take out traditional student loans. If you do, be thoughtful about the amount you borrow and diligent about repaying them quickly after graduation. You may be able to deduct a portion of the student loan interest from your gross income, subject to certain limitations. • Tax credits. There may be opportunities to reduce your tax bill if you qualify for education-related tax credits. For example, the Lifetime Learning Credit is a tax credit of up to $2,000 per tax return for qualifying higher education expenses (income limits apply). Which option – or combination of options – is right for you? Enrolling as a full-time student means higher upfront costs and a bigger time commitment. Yet, it can result in a degree or certification faster, which may be ideal if you are eligible for a higher-paying position afterward or if you are funding your schooling through scholarships and loans. If you choose to complete a class at a time, your education will take longer. Financially, this could allow you to absorb tuition and fees into your regular budget or pull the funds from a 529 account that is earning investment income in the meantime. Additionally, doing so may maximize your tax credit and reimbursement options. No matter how you fund higher education, consider how the cost fits within your overall financial strategy. A good place to start is to sit down with a financial advisor to discuss how you can prioritize school amid your other financial goals. Renee A. Hanson, CFP®, ChFC®, CEP®, CDFATM, CFS®, BFA®, APMA®, is a Private Wealth Advisor with Affinity Wealth Advisory Group, a private wealth advisory practice of Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC. in Phoenix, Arizona. She specializes in fee-based financial planning and asset management strategies and has been in practice for 30 years. To contact her visit www.affinitywealthadvisor.com or call (602) 923-9800. Her office is located at 7010 E. Chauncey Lane, Suite #200, Phoenix, AZ 85054-3115. Investment advisory products and services are made available through Putting the needs of clients first is the approach I believe in. I’ll work with you to find Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC, a registered investment adviser. Ameriprise Financial Services, LLC. Member FINRA and SIPC.the right financial solutions to help you plan for your unique goals. And together, we’ll © 2021 Ameriprise Financial, Inc. All rights reserved. track your progress over time, adjusting your plan along the way to help get you where you want to go.

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