Christopher m’s designs play out on 20-gauge wire strung with an array of bedazzling beads, some clustered in intricate shapes that represent flora and fauna.
Cinematic Globetrotting
As the desert days heat up, nothing beats catching a free movie in air-conditioned comfort at the Annenberg Theater at Palm Springs Art Museum.
May Blooms with Creativity
Catch the last El Paseo Artwalk of the season on May 3 from 5 to 9 p.m.
Raymond | Lawrence
Larry Abel and Raymond McCallister invite you to the unveiling of their latest concept, a unique gathering of offerings, brands and choices to suit your creative lifestyle.
PSST! Shooting the Future
In ‘Earth Through a Lens,’ photographers mount a visual demonstration
The third annual earth through a lens — a juried photography contest and exhibition encouraging a sustainable living to preserve the environment — opens April 1 and continues through June at the Rancho Mirage Public Library.
PSST! Word Association
WERNER GRAMCKOW of Indian Wells has published his memoir, “Brothers at War” (CreateSpace). As a boy raised in Germany, Gramckow cared only about soccer and going to America. His brother moved there 10 years before the start of World War II and became an Army intelligence officer. When Gramckow was drafted, the brothers ended up fighting on opposite sides. A
Gary Sinise
Rockin’ the Red, White, and Blue
You probably know him best as the star of the hit series “CSI: NY” on CBS or the Vietnam War-scarred, double amputee Lieutenant Dan from the Oscar-winning film “Forrest Gump” (1994). But Gary Sinise shines on stage as well as on the screen.
Art With a Heart
Indian Wells Arts Festival
Peruse one of the nation’s brightest art shows April 6-8 when the Indian Wells Tennis Garden transforms into an oasis of culture.
April in Paradise
VillageFest
Every Thursday evening from 6 to 10 p.m., downtown Palm Springs transforms into one of the valley’s most popular events.
Hip-Hop and Heartache
The Coachella and Stagecoach music festivals embossed Indio on the map several years ago.