While the Blues Brothers’ most popular hits can be heard blasting from the radio less and less these days, it does not mean they go unperformed.
To Sun City residents Carolynn Kleen and Marsha Kapchinski, classic artists such as the Righteous Brothers, Elvis Presley, and even various show tunes, such as “Mama Mia,” are part of a large catalog they find themselves performing several nights a month.

“For tall projects only.” These four words nicely laminated and typed in black bold font are found taped to a green-lined shelf. Large figurines of rabbits and gnomes, some creatively colored, others bare white, stand in no specific order. A glance to the top left shelf uncovers a line of perfectly shaped ducks. A look to the right and a large orange-glazed pumpkin sits immobile situated near the front.

Anyone driving on Del Webb Boulevard the morning of Sunday, July 1 would see two rows of various decorated and eye-catching golf carts lined up single file in front of the Prairie Lodge.