If the holiday season has snuck up on you and you’re feeling behind, here are some great $50-or-under suggestions to keep the yuletide not only gay but fabulously so.
Desert Migration Puts Camera on Living HIV-Positive in Palm Springs
Film interviews 13 men who have moved to city in last 30 years
Shot entirely in and around Palm Springs, Desert Migration is a documentary about 13 gay men who moved to the desert to deal with their HIV+ status.
Celebrate Diversity
A rainbow-colored playground for lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender residents and tourists, Greater Palm Springs has for decades given a welcome nod to the LGBT community
The Coachella Valley celebrates diversity and offers acceptance like no other from parties, parades, and powwows — as well as more gay and gay-friendly businesses per capita than any other gay destination.
Outward Hound
When triple digit temperatures hit the desert, pack up the toys and kibble and head for cooler coastal climes at these pet-friendly hotels
Why not bring your faithful furry friend along and turn your next relaxing getaway into a fun-for-the-whole-family “petaway”?
Sounding Off
A new celebrity-packed, first person docu-comedy, 'Do I Sound Gay?,' explores one man’s quest to come to terms with his own voice — and ultimately, himself
In ‘Do I Sound Gay?’ filmmaker David Thorpe explores this linguistically and culturally rich phenomenon by documenting his quest to come to terms with the anxiety brought on by his tonal quality.
The Inside Scoop on Palm Springs’ International ShortFest
Executive Director Darryl Macdonald shares his insights on great filmmaking and running a successful festival for 21 years
Darryl Macdonald, executive director of the Palm Springs International Film Society, tells his favorite aspect of the Palm Springs International ShortFest, which opens June 16.
Short Films, Big Festival
Auteurs from around the world bring their brief but unique life experiences to Palm Springs
Ask a film lover to describe the moment cinema changed his life, and you’re likely to get an enthusiastic response. For Darryl Macdonald, executive director of the Palm Springs International Film Society, that moment came when his parents took him to see Bonnie and Clyde.
Palm Springs LGBT Center's Director Focuses on Community Building
Mike Thompson brings years of expertise to leadership role
The LGBT Community Center of the Desert provides a bridge to bring LGBT people together through a variety of health and wellness offerings.
Cathedral City Celebrates Diversity with LGBT Days
The new event features live entertainment, a charity race, and loads of festivities
The first-ever Cathedral City LGBT Days opens April 3 as part of a three-day celebration that includes an opening-night party, pool parties, dance parties, an Easter egg hunt for kids, and a costume-themed charity race.