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The Shag Store in Palm Springs Offers Midecentury-Inspired Art
The Shag Store offers fine art, books, apparel, and fun midcentury-inspired gifts created by Southern California–based artist Josh Agle, better known as Shag, who considers the Coachella Valley his second home. Many of the products can only be found at this store. Known for an artistic style that draws inspiration from commercial illustrations of the last five decades, Shag infuses his designs with a sly sense of...
The Shag Store in Palm Springs Offers Midecentury-Inspired Art
The Palm Springs store promises guests a plethora of art, books, and other gifts with a classic midcentury-modern aesthetic.
Proposed Chuckwalla National Monument to Protect Critical Desert Habitat
A vast and storied stretch of desert land from the eastern edge of the Coachella Valley to the Colorado River could soon receive critical protection as a national monument.
What You Didn’t Know About Famous Celebrity Homes in Palm Springs
Behind the hedges, landmark desert homes offer clues
about the love, plight, parties, and fights of their former owners.
Hop on our celebrity tour bus and take a ride.
How Architect E. Stewart Williams Designed Palm Springs Art Museum
Midcentury architect E. Stewart Williams created Palm Springs Art Museum from scratch, with help from a volcano, 300-foot-long bridge cables, and his own resilience.
Exclusive Preview: New Book Defines Palm Springs School of Architecture
Coming to bookstores in February 2025, “The Palm Springs School: Desert Modernism 1934–1975” examines the architectural feats of the desert’s midcentury masters. In this exclusive preview, the author introduces the ideas, influences, and innovators who shaped the movement.
Inside The Doll House: A Legendary Celebrity Hideaway of Midcentury Palm Springs
Discover the history of The Doll House, where locals and luminaries rubbed elbows and danced the night away in Palm Springs to the tune of the Guadalajara Trio.
Indio’s Jackalope Ranch Promises Good Times, Great Barbecue
The Western-themed restaurant, recently reopened under new ownership, offers spacious indoor and outdoor dining options, plus live entertainment.
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Sky Watch: Don’t Miss the Supermoon on Sept. 17
Ready your telescopes for Tuesday, Sept. 17, a particularly busy day for the moon. Although the full moon will officially reveal itself as it is rises in the evening, the fun starts much earlier in the day. Starting just after 4:10 a.m. on the 17th, Saturn puts on a show. Through a telescope, you’ll see the ringed planet set behind the dark edge of the moon in a celestial event known as an occultation. The...
Sky Watch: Don’t Miss the Supermoon on Sept. 17
From a morning occultation of Saturn to an evening partial eclipse, there’s plenty to see if you keep your eyes on the sky this Tuesday.
Spencer’s Restaurant Is Synonymous With the Desert’s Classic Style
The popular Palm Springs restaurant cultivates a bygone sense of elegance and serves award-winning cuisine. Reserve your table on the patio.
Life Lessons We Learned From the Agave Plant
Survival secrets from a desert icon, revealing nature’s strategies for enduring and thriving in the harshest environments.
Try German Pancakes at Elmer’s in Palm Springs
The brunch haven offers patrons Pacific Northwest flavors for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
Adopt the Arts Brings Music Education to PSUSD Elementaries
The nonprofit organization founded by Matt Sorum and Jane Lynch will introduce music programming to local elementary schools beginning this year.
Make the Move to Buy This Rancho Mirage Home
A tranquil oasis, fairway views, and country club living could be yours with this gorgeous residence.
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