Cattle Track Talks

Join us in the CattleTrack Gallery for a stimulating hour with creative and innovative members of our community.  Presenters/performers will share their expertise and engage in lively conversation with the audience.

Tuesday, October 8th, 2024, 7:00 pm – 8:00 pm

CattleTrack Talks will feature
Ronnie Glover


Arizona: A Great Place to Be

Singer-songwriter Ronnie Glover came to Arizona in the mid 1970’s with his band to explore the local Valley country music scene. While most of the band moved back to Texas, Ronnie stayed.  He found his Texas music influences blended well with the Arizona bluegrass and country swing dance crowds that were packing the honky-tonks and college bars from Tucson to Flagstaff.

Over the past 40 years, Ronnie has been a founding member of three well-known Valley bands: Yesterday’s Wine, Two Week Notice Band, and The Cowbillys. In 2005, Ronnie founded his current band, Trio Rio, and in 2020, he was inducted into the Greater Arizona Country Music Association Hall of Fame.

Join us for a lively evening as Ronnie shares his music, stories, humor, and some tales from his personal “Character Collection”.

Singer-songwriter Ronnie Glover

CattleTrack Arts and Preservation supports local artists, craftsmen, and students in our commitment to preserving Scottsdale’s unique cultural heritage. We look forward to seeing the CattleTrack family for this 2024-25 season of CattleTrack Talks.

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November 12, 2024

We Dr. Joshua Garland, ASU’s Center on Narrative.
Disinformation and Strategic Influence will discuss effective ways to
combat social polarization and false narratives.

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Cattle Track Arts and Preservation is a 501C3 (non-profit).

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To recognize and celebrate Scottsdale’s authentic cultural heritage by providing opportunities for artists, craftsmen and students, visual and performing, individually and collectively, to encourage and enhance their art forms and to further the preservation of Scottsdale’s genuine past as a unique arts community in a desert environment.

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