Chef Claudio Marfia grew up in an Italian kitchen. His father, a chef from Palermo, had him “peeling potatoes and cleaning squid” since he was a tot.
Tyler McLean: 40 Under Forty 2018
Co-founder, Splash House.
A UCLA graduate who came back to Palm Springs to work for the family business, Tyler McLean started Splash House with his sister.
Davis Meyer: 40 Under Forty 2018
Partnership Manager, Greater Palm Springs Convention & Visitors Bureau.
Palm Springs grew on Davis Meyer so much that she’s making a career of convincing the whole world to come visit.
Cocktails on Wheels
The modern bar cart marries style with fun-ction.
Whether fireside or poolside, a mobile cocktail bar brings the party to wherever you are, whatever the season.
Shakti Fest Sets up Camp in May
Yoga, song, dance, seminars, and workshop bring spiritual community together in Joshua Tree.
The ninth annual Shakti Fest sets up camp May 10–14 at the Joshua Tree Retreat Center featuring yoga, song, dance, seminars, and workshops.
Looking Sharp
A mod cactus garden has sprouted behind The Shops at Thirteen Forty-Five in Uptown Palm Springs.
A mod cactus garden has sprouted behind The Shops at Thirteen Forty-Five in Uptown Palm Springs aptly called The BackYard,
Walking the Walk
A rich history, charming architecture, and alluring natural features make the Coachella Valley a stroller’s heaven.
Shopping the Desert
Palm Springs and its surrounding cities have long been renowned for their colorful, quirky flavor
Celebrating midcentury design, retro Hollywood glamour, and all things festive, local retailers — from fashion to furniture — carry wares fit for those with flair.
(Not) Just Dandy
Patrick McDonald creates his own style, with a nod to mod. hint: it’s exaggerated.
Born with impeccable style, fashionisto Patrick McDonald became famous when photographer Bill Cunningham began splashing photos of him across The New York Times Style pages.
Still Julianne
Oscar front-runner Julianne Moore is set to wow audiences at the Palm Springs International Film Festival with the desert premiere of her new indie film
Oscar front-runner Julianne Moore is set to wow audiences at the Palm Springs International Film Festival with the desert premiere of her new indie film.