Stars are Born in the Desert!Rancho Mirage Theater Organization Announces Upcoming Events and Opportunities, The non-profit Coachella Valley Repertory presents dramatic and vocal classes and seeks desert talent for an upcoming production. | |
Wine With a TwistSavor the Central Coast adds unusual venues, adventure, and diverse activities in its second outing | |
Birds on BoardMore than 30 Chilean flamingos live on the grounds of JW Marriott Desert Springs Resort & Spa in Palm Desert. | |
Fleming’s Month of DiscoveryThe annual unveiling of the new Fleming’s 100™, the award-winning list of 100 wines by the glass at Fleming’s Prime Steakhouse & Wine Bar, has become a much anticipated event for food and wine lovers. | |
Palm Springs - Explore the Urban Desert“It’s the magic air ... like nowhere else on the planet — sensual, warm, healing, calming. A true remedy for long life and health.” — Palm Springs resident Suzanne Somers | |
Cathedral City - Explore the Urban DesertMany desert dwellers gravitate to Cathedral City for its assortment of independent shops and restaurants. | |
Palm Desert - Explore the Urban DesertWhile living in or visiting the Coachella Valley, it’s nearly impossible to miss Palm Desert, the geographical center of the nine desert communities. | |
Rancho Mirage - Explore the Urban DesertWith 80 percent of homes located in gated enclaves, Rancho Mirage is among the most affluent and well- managed communities in the desert. | |
Indian Wells - Explore the Urban DesertHome to an inordinately high percentage of our nation’s most well-off retirees, Indian Wells is akin to a private club. | |
La Quinta - Explore the Urban DesertAlmost surrounded by the Santa Rosa Mountains, La Quinta serves as the backdrop for such world-class events. | |
Indio - Explore the Urban DesertWhile it’s undeniable that the inaugural Coachella Valley Music & Arts Festival put Indio “on the map” in 1999, there’s so much more to do and see. | |
Desert Hot Springs - Explore the Urban Desert“California’s Spa City” attracts visitors from far and wide. Naturally heated underground to as much as 180 degrees, the healing waters have resulted in more than two dozen spas and spa hotels | |
Coachella - Explore the Urban DesertIn the valley’s easternmost city, where 80 percent of the land remains undeveloped, the median age of residents is 24. | |
Easy SpreesShopping is a breeze in and around the Greater Palm Springs area. Here’s a quick reference guide to some of the major retail destinations. | |
Go Out - and Take It InWith year-round sunny days, stunning views from horizon to horizon, and a definitive lack of frigid temps, the desert resort communities provide what most of the rest of the world dreams about: a place to enjoy fresh air and natural settings on a daily/nightly basis. | |
Healing PowerSince Cahuilla Indians tapped into the area’s abundant hot mineral springs nearly two centuries ago, the desert has flourished as a place of physical and spiritual rejuvenation. | |
A Hip, Hot, Happy Place to WedFrom small and trendy to big and elegant, desert properties promise a dreamy destination wedding | |
Eat Your Way Around the WorldTravel the globe via your taste buds and never leave the desert | |
Your Desert Experience Hot PicksThe Coachella Valley teems with flora and fauna, especially at The Living Desert Zoo and Botanical Garden — 1,200 acres rich with wildlife and information about the local environment. | |
Night CrawlersClubs that cater to dance fiends and the after-dark set | |
Tees for TwoLooking for the perfect place to steal a kiss or enjoy some of the desert’s most idyllic scenery? These courses offer settings on target for spending the day with your ideal pairing. | |
2011-2012 Golf Tournament PreviewA look forward at the 2011 - 2012 Greater Palm Springs area golf tournament schedule. | |
Setting the StageThe 2011-2012 Palm Springs theater season preview reveals a wealth of cultural gems. | |
The Rainbow ConnectionWith leaders, organizations, and events, Palm Springs boasts a global reputation for acceptance and diversity |
