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February 2020
Presidents’ Day closure
All City facilities will be closed on Monday, February 17 in observance of Presidents' Day. Monday trash will be collected on Tuesday, February 18 and Tuesday trash pick up will be on Wednesday, February 19. There will be no changes to the Thursday and Friday trash pickups. There will be no special pickups on Wednesday, February 19.
Find out more »Monday-Tuesday Hikers Group
All interested hikers are invited. There are no meetings, no dues, no officers. The group is not an official club of any sort and each hiker is solely responsible for his/her own safety and welfare. When and where: Check, print, and save the current schedule.
Find out more »Bird Walks
The San Pedro River is considered one of the largest and most critical avian migratory corridors remaining in the western United States. The San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area (SPRNCA) provides habitat for over 100 species of breeding birds, and provides water, food, and shelter for another 250 species of migratory and wintering birds. Birders, novice or experienced, are invited to attend the bird walks to introduce them to the diverse avian community found in the SPRNCA. Observe 30-60 species…
Find out more »Lifelong Learning Brown Bag Lectures
Free lectures. Open to the public. Held weekly from January 22 through April 29, 2020. Please check www.cochise.edu/cll or call (520) 515-5492 for schedule.
Find out more »Sierra Vista Farmers Market
Various vendors offer a large variety of locally raised meats including all natural beef, goat, lamb, chicken, pork, emu and yak. Farm fresh eggs and seasonal fruits, vegetables and nuts are available, as well as baked goods, honeys, jams, salsas, tortillas, locally roasted coffees, knife sharpening and more. Live music and food trucks add to the festive atmosphere every Thursday. Info: (520) 732-0350, (520) 417-6960, www.sierravistafarmersmarkets.com.
Find out more »Spotlight on Speakers: “Southeast Arizona Archaeology”
Dr. Eric J Kaldahl presents the importance of Native American and Spanish archaeological sites from ancient Clovis times (11,000 B.C.) through the AD 1400's. Amerind Museum's seminal research in southeastern Arizona is also presented in this slide illustrated presentation. Dr. Kaldahl, a Registered Professional Archaeologist participated in archaeological projects in the east-central and southern Arizona, Nebraska, Missouri, and Illinois. Included in Kaldahl's impressive background: Curator for Tohono O’Odham Nation first Cultural Center & Museum which opened in 2007, Amerind museum’s…
Find out more »Water Wise-City of SV Tour of the Environmental Operations Park
Find out how our water is cleaned by taking a tour of the wastewater treatment plant in Sierra Vista. And see how treated wastewater fills wetlands enjoyed by birds and other wildlife. An EOP Operator will conduct the Tour. Call for a reservation at (520) 458-8278 ext.2139
Find out more »Huachuca Hiking Club Hikes
The Huachuca Hiking Club (HHC) normally has hikes every Saturday starting at earlier or later times depending upon the time of year and the hike itself. In general, the meeting time is between 7-8 a.m. in the parking area East of Pizza Hut Bistro (900 E Fry Blvd) or SE of Fry's (4351 E, AZ-90). The hikes themselves vary in length from 6-12 miles. If this peaks your interest, the HHC web link is https://groups.io/g/HuachucaHikingClub or you can contact Steve…
Find out more »Guided River Walks
Featuring some of the richest wildlife habitat in the United States, The San Pedro River, named one of Last Great Places by the Nature Conservatory, is one of the last free-flowing rivers in the Southwest. The walks are about 1 1/2 to 2 miles long over easy terrain. Please wear appropriate attire for hiking and weather conditions, and bring at least one quart of water per person. Admission is free, and donations are gratefully accepted. For additional information, please call…
Find out more »Bird Walks
The San Pedro River is considered one of the largest and most critical avian migratory corridors remaining in the western United States. The San Pedro Riparian National Conservation Area (SPRNCA) provides habitat for over 100 species of breeding birds, and provides water, food, and shelter for another 250 species of migratory and wintering birds. Birders, novice or experienced, are invited to attend the bird walks to introduce them to the diverse avian community found in the SPRNCA. Observe 30-60 species…
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