Welcome to LifeLong Learning

LifeLong Learning at PebbleCreek, a volunteer organization, provides opportunities to expand the knowledge and horizons of the community’s residents. Our goal is to provide programs to entice you to explore new subjects and discover new places in the Metro Phoenix area. Our devoted volunteers offer quality programs to keep your mind active and engaged: Monday Speaker Series, Premier Speaker Series, Trips, Classes, Great Decisions and PC Reads.

Browse the website - access event menus: To review individual event webpages, click on the white down arrow to access the drop down menu, select and click on the event you are interested in to access its webpage summary and registration requirements.

Be prepared to register for LLL events:

LLL events require advance online registration and payment, except for the Monday Speaker Series. Registrations open at 8 a.m. on specified dates noted on the event's webpage

To create a LLL new user account, use the Create Account link on the right side of this page and follow the directions. If you have questions or need help, send an email to: info@lifelonglearningatpc.org

Need help? If you need help setting up a new LLL user account, password reset, registering for a new event or have questions about LifeLong Learning or its events:, please email:  info@lifelonglearningatpc.org. A LLL volunteer will be happy to assist you. 

Premier Speaker Series:

The goal of the Premier Speaker Series is to provide you with an evening to enjoy yourself while learning something new. The programs begin at 7 p.m. Admission to all Premier Speaker Series events is $15 per person. Advance registration online is recommended.

Tickets can also be purchased with cash in the lobby of the Renaissance Theater one hour prior to the presentation, subject to availability.

April 10: The Memory Man  Join LLL on Friday, April 10, to hear an interesting and entertaining presentation from The Memory Man.Bob Petrella,The Memory Man, is a remarkable keynote speaker known for his Highly Superior Autobiographical Memory (HSAM). Bob is one of only 60 people globally diagnosed with this extraordinary ability, allowing him to recall vast amounts of detailed information. 

Trips:

Trips include a comfortable ride on a climate-controlled motor coach, admission fees, lunch (unless noted otherwise), all gratuities, as well as two knowledgeable, fun LLL escorts.

Registration is required. Up to two registrations can be purchased in one transaction per LLL user account.

April 7: ASU's School of Earth and Space Exploration Event is full; register for wait list
LLL's popular trip to ASU's School of Earth and Space Exploration returns Tuesday, April 7. While the world eagerly waits for commercial space flight to become a regular reality, you can preview what’s on the Moon, Mars, and beyond, through the revelations that scientists at NASA and three Arizona State University research centers are already uncovering today.

Classes:

Classes are at the LifeLong Learning Center, Room 107, except for most cooking classes. Registration is required.

April 7: Social Security Updates
There is a lot to learn, whether you are already receiving Social Security benefits or are wondering what the best age to file is, you will learn a lot of new information in this class with Jack Burns, a public affairs specialist with Social Security Administration.

Monday Speaker Series:

Monday Speaker Series are at the Tuscany Falls Renaissance Theater. Presentations begin Mondays at 10 a.m. Event fee is $5 at the door. No registration required. Open seating. Tickets will be available in the lobby of the Renaissance Theater beginning at 9:00 a.m.

All PC Reads and PC Reads Nonfiction book discussions are free events. Registration is required. Registration is limited to one person for each LLL user account.

PC Reads:

Book discussions are the 1st Thursday of each month, 4 p.m., at the LifeLong Learning Center, Room 107. This book discussion group gives you an opportunity to discuss a wide variety of fiction and nonfiction books with others who also like to read.

May 7: Tomorrow and Tomorrow and Tomorrow, a fiction novel by Gabrielle Zevin

PC Reads Nonfiction:

Book discussions are the 3rd Thursday of each month, 4 p.m., at the LifeLong Learning Center, Room 107. This nonfiction discussion group is for readers of history, military history, sports and other topics that the group decides to pursue.

April 16: The Anxious Generation How the Great Rewiring of Childhood Is Causing an Epidemic of Mental lllness, by Jonathan Haigt

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