ACC Meetings are held at the Foundation Office.  Currently because of COVID restrictions, only Committee Members are able to attend in person.  Special arrangements must be made if anyone would like to in in attendance via teleconference. 

This event is limited to 38 participants. 

Bocce, a sport similar to lawn bowling, was first offered at Hidden Valley last summer.  It was so successful, that a second bocce court will soon be added next to our existing court at the South Ridge Center.

No expensive gear is needed for bocce.  All that is needed is a set of bocce balls, which is available for sign-out at the SRC.

A game of bocce can be played with 2, 4, 6, or 8 players.  The rules of the game are easy to learn.  Beginners can enjoy the game after just 10 or 15 minutes of instruction or by watching a game.  There are a variety of strategies in bocce to keep the game interesting and fun.

Hidden Valley’s 11th annual Family Poker Run/Walk/Bike for all ages is on Saturday, July 3, at 11:00 a.m. Participants will meet at the South Ridge Center to receive maps and instructions. From there, you’ll have one hour to travel to each of the designated stations to collect poker cards. The stations will be in various areas surrounding the South Ridge Center. Participants can use any means of travel to make their way from station to station and may travel alone or in groups. Prizes will be awarded to the best hands! The Poker Run is planned to take an hour, but can be modified in length to accommodate younger participants. There is no fee for this event, but reservations are required.

Pizza and drinks will be served to participants following the Poker Run.

As a reminder, all participants are strongly encouraged to wear a helmet when operating bicycles, scooters, etc.

We also need 10-15 volunteers to help with this fun event. Please contact the office if you are willing to help.

Please register at the link below no later than Friday, July 2nd.

The Annual 4th of July Pig Roast will be held on Saturday July 3rd at the South Ridge Center starting at 6:00 p.m. The menu will be pulled pork, hot dogs, coleslaw, potato salad, baked beans, Mac & cheese, condiments, desert, bottled water and assorted sodas.

Please register below no later than June 26.

Volunteers are needed to help with this event.  Two people are needed to help set up, four people are needed to help serve, and two people are needed to help clean up.  If you are willing to help, please contact Darlene Sutara at This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

Yoga classes to begin weather permitted.

Celebrate Independence Day with our Third Annual Red, White and Blue Color Run/Walk. We will meet outside the Foundation in the parking area on Hightop Drive at 10:00 a.m. Then you can pick your pace (run or walk) to complete the route through Eagles Ridge, down Hightop Drive to Highland Drive, up Snowfield Drive and back to the Foundation. This is a fun, untimed, non-competitive event. Color Runners should wear a white t-shirt. You may also want to wear sunglasses to protect your eyes. Color Runners will be sprayed with corn-starch-based, non-toxic colored powder at several stations. When finished, you may want to change into a fresh shirt so when you get home you can preserve the colors as a souvenir. Then enjoy the rest of your holiday.

Please contact the office if you would be willing to volunteer with this fun event.

Please register by Thursday, July 1.

Weather permitting, join us to play pickleball at the Highlands Center (Tennis Courts) every Thursday and Sunday through the summer and fall.  

Weather permitting, join us to play pickleball at the Highlands Center (Tennis Courts) every Monday through the summer and fall.  

Tentative meeting date.