Encore on Farmer

01/27/2022

For all current residents~~Don't forget to enter into the raffle for a free Chilis dinner on us! Please contact the office with any questions!!

Here is how to enter:

1. Leave us a positive review on Google.
2. Email us a screenshot of your review or email us the date you left it so we can see it.

We will then enter you into the raffle. It’s really that easy!

Winner will be announced on Friday, February 4, 2022.

01/14/2022

Encore on Farmer wants to wish everyone a happy New Year!

09/08/2021

07/20/2021

Did you know:

32 percent of Arizona’s yearly rain totals come during the monsoon.
40 percent of In Pinetop’s yearly rain totals come during the monsoon.
62 percent of Bisbee’s yearly rain totals come during the monsoon.
Lightning will strike about 500,000 times during the monsoon.
There are between 500 and 600 Arizona weather spotters.
The term “monsoon” comes from the Arabic “mausim” meaning “season” or “wind shift”.
The Arizona monsoon officially begins June 15th. Until recently, the monsoon was official three consecutive days of dew points above 55 degrees. Now it officially starts whether there is any change in the dew point or not.
The official last day of the monsoon is September 30th.
The word “monsoon” refers to a season by definition, and should never be used with the word “season”.
The Arizona monsoon usually continues for about two months resulting in about 2 1/2 inches of rain and about 1/3 of our yearly rainfall.
Monsoon storms range from minor dust storms to violent thunderstorms.
Arizona monsoon storms start with heavy winds sometimes resulting in a visible wall of dust hundreds of feet high.
Dust storms during the monsoon are normally accompanied by thunder and lightning and often lead to heavy downpours.
The longest Arizona monsoon is recorded as 99 days in 1984.
The shortest Arizona monsoon on record is 27 days in 1962.
The most rain generated from an Arizona monsoon was 9.38 inches in 1984.
The driest monsoon in Arizona was .35 inches in 1924.

07/09/2021

Hydration Donation Campaign!!

Encore on Farmer and Residences on Farmer will be collecting water throughout the summer to donate at Escalante Community Center.
Please help if you can and bring your water to the office.

This campaign provides supplies of water to people in need. The City of Tempe donates water to city facilities and those served by the city’s HOPE homeless outreach and CARE 7 crisis response teams throughout the summer.

The campaign is a life saver for the less fortunate during the hot summer months and the need is even greater this year due to the economic challenges from the COVID-19 pandemic. $5.00 or less buys a case of water.

12/11/2017

Happy Monday everyone! If you are looking to do something fun in your local community, ASU Gammage Theater will be having a show "The Forgotten Carols" on 12/16/2017. It is a great way to get into the holiday spirit. Attached is a website where you can find more information and buy tickets. Have a wonderful week form everyone here at the Encore on Farmer.

This is a family friendly performance.

11/30/2017

We are excited to kick off our door decorating contest starting December 1st! Be creative, have fun and show your holiday spirit! Anyone who participates will be entered into a drawing and the winners will be announced at our Holiday Social on December 15th.

04/17/2017

We had a great time at our April birthday social!

04/11/2017

We want to wish all of our April born residents a Happy Birthday !!

04/16/2012

Classic car night is taking place in your community - RSVP's close today -