German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
It's clear the Coachella Valley wants to see Matt Rife, best known for his self-produced comedy specials, including the most recent, Walking Red Flag (2023), which focused on crowd work and addressing the topic of audience “red flags.” You might recognize him from the series Wild 'n Out; as Brandon Bliss on Brooklyn Nine-Nine; or as Logan on the sitcom
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
The Pitin Palm Springs presents its summer group show, Staring at a Sun that Never Sets. The gallery will host an artist reception Sept. 14 from 5 to 7 p.m. The exhibition, on view through Sept. 30, will feature artwork by Chase Biado, Howard Fonda, James Goss, Raymie Iadevaia, Tess Jenkins, Jennifer King, YehRim Lee, Ry Rocklen, Leena Similu, Magnus
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
It's clear the Coachella Valley wants to see Matt Rife, best known for his self-produced comedy specials, including the most recent, Walking Red Flag (2023), which focused on crowd work and addressing the topic of audience “red flags.” You might recognize him from the series Wild 'n Out; as Brandon Bliss on Brooklyn Nine-Nine; or as Logan on the sitcom
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
Bring your friends and pups to Boozehounds in Palm Springs for a night of "as if!" nostalgia under the starry desert sky. The dog-friendly restaurant and events venue will host a screening of the 1995 film Clueless and serve movie-themed cocktails, fresh popcorn, and bento box dinners alongside a soundtrack of all your favorite '90s tunes. (Bento boxes must be
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
Dave & Buster’s Rancho Mirage is celebrating its grand opening with a series of special giveaways. Starting on Sept. 5 and running until Sept. 9, Dave & Buster’s challenges you to locate five flags hidden around Rancho Mirage. Participants must follow the website for clues that will be released by 10 a.m. each day. There will be one winner every
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Enjoy a four-course meal at Boozehounds Palm Springs orchestrated by chef Aric Ianni and guest chef Mike Arquines of Mostra Coffee with beer pairings from Goal Brewery. This is the third dinner in Boozehounds' pop-up series, which promises unbeatable vibes, live music, and of course, incredible cuisine and drink pairings. Dishes center around coffee and include cocoa-nib ravioli with braised
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
Influenced by early California art, Elaine Mathews paints large, semi-impressionist landscapes and small plein-air paintings using a palette knife and brush. In her exhibition at the Rancho Mirage Library, she presents scenes from the high and low deserts, with ocotillo, yucca palms, cholla, and Joshua trees animating her views.
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
Influenced by early California art, Elaine Mathews paints large, semi-impressionist landscapes and small plein-air paintings using a palette knife and brush. In her exhibition at the Rancho Mirage Library, she presents scenes from the high and low deserts, with ocotillo, yucca palms, cholla, and Joshua trees animating her views.
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
Influenced by early California art, Elaine Mathews paints large, semi-impressionist landscapes and small plein-air paintings using a palette knife and brush. In her exhibition at the Rancho Mirage Library, she presents scenes from the high and low deserts, with ocotillo, yucca palms, cholla, and Joshua trees animating her views.
The Rancho Mirage Library and Observatory is excited to announce our Adult Book Discussion Group. We will meet the second Friday of each month at 10 a.m. No advance sign-up is necessary. September 8, 2023 The House of the Spirits by Isabel Allende If you have any questions, please contact Reference Librarian Jeffery Durham at 760-341-7323, ext. 781, or email
By overwhelming demand, Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow Party has added a fourth epic show on Friday, September 8 to its upcoming run at Acrisure Arena in Greater Palm Springs. For the first time ever, fans of all ages will experience the thrill of watching their favorite Hot Wheels Monster Trucks in the dark. This one-of-a-kind show will visit
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
Compound Yucca Valley presents a group show titled Emergence from the Mojave Artists of Color Collective. The exhibition will showcase MACC rising artists and allow other artists to share new ideas through their work. The opening reception will be held Sept. 9 from 6 to 10 p.m. and will feature performances by Tania “T” Hammidi, B Stacey Villalobos, and Miri
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
Influenced by early California art, Elaine Mathews paints large, semi-impressionist landscapes and small plein-air paintings using a palette knife and brush. In her exhibition at the Rancho Mirage Library, she presents scenes from the high and low deserts, with ocotillo, yucca palms, cholla, and Joshua trees animating her views.
Filipino artists Arnel Pineda and Lani Misalucha have each separately enjoyed success in America: Misalucha as a singer on the Las Vegas Strip and Pineda as the lead singer of the famed rock band, Journey. Misalucha is aptly nicknamed “Asia’s Nightingale,” of which Pineda reports: “She can do anything! I’m predominantly a rock singer — but, when she adapts to
By overwhelming demand, Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow Party has added a fourth epic show on Friday, September 8 to its upcoming run at Acrisure Arena in Greater Palm Springs. For the first time ever, fans of all ages will experience the thrill of watching their favorite Hot Wheels Monster Trucks in the dark. This one-of-a-kind show will visit
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
Compound Yucca Valley presents a group show titled Emergence from the Mojave Artists of Color Collective. The exhibition will showcase MACC rising artists and allow other artists to share new ideas through their work. The opening reception will be held Sept. 9 from 6 to 10 p.m. and will feature performances by Tania “T” Hammidi, B Stacey Villalobos, and Miri
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
Influenced by early California art, Elaine Mathews paints large, semi-impressionist landscapes and small plein-air paintings using a palette knife and brush. In her exhibition at the Rancho Mirage Library, she presents scenes from the high and low deserts, with ocotillo, yucca palms, cholla, and Joshua trees animating her views.
By overwhelming demand, Hot Wheels Monster Trucks Live Glow Party has added a fourth epic show on Friday, September 8 to its upcoming run at Acrisure Arena in Greater Palm Springs. For the first time ever, fans of all ages will experience the thrill of watching their favorite Hot Wheels Monster Trucks in the dark. This one-of-a-kind show will visit
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
Influenced by early California art, Elaine Mathews paints large, semi-impressionist landscapes and small plein-air paintings using a palette knife and brush. In her exhibition at the Rancho Mirage Library, she presents scenes from the high and low deserts, with ocotillo, yucca palms, cholla, and Joshua trees animating her views.
Are you a man with a desire to sing? The inclusive ModernMen Chorus is hosting an open rehearsal for their Holiday Concert on Sept. 11. Anyone interested in joining the chorus is invited to audition at 8:30 p.m., immediately after the open rehearsal. A second wave of auditions will be held the following Saturday (Sept. 16) from 11 a.m. to
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
Celebrating its 16th anniversary, the LGBTQ+ Film Festival is back screening the best in LGBTQ+ cinema from around the world. Dedicated to strengthening Greater Palm Springs’ diverse LGBTQ+ community, the festival is hosted by the Palm Springs Cultural Center as part of their Cinema Diverse program and features flicks that enrich, educate, reflect, and often transform lives. The Palm Springs
Influenced by early California art, Elaine Mathews paints large, semi-impressionist landscapes and small plein-air paintings using a palette knife and brush. In her exhibition at the Rancho Mirage Library, she presents scenes from the high and low deserts, with ocotillo, yucca palms, cholla, and Joshua trees animating her views.
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
Influenced by early California art, Elaine Mathews paints large, semi-impressionist landscapes and small plein-air paintings using a palette knife and brush. In her exhibition at the Rancho Mirage Library, she presents scenes from the high and low deserts, with ocotillo, yucca palms, cholla, and Joshua trees animating her views.
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
Influenced by early California art, Elaine Mathews paints large, semi-impressionist landscapes and small plein-air paintings using a palette knife and brush. In her exhibition at the Rancho Mirage Library, she presents scenes from the high and low deserts, with ocotillo, yucca palms, cholla, and Joshua trees animating her views.
Sunnylands Center & Gardens resumes its outdoor movie series with the classic 1987 film Some Kind of Wonderful. The film will begin at 7:30 p.m. with gates opening at 6 p.m. Movie goers are encouraged to bring lawn chairs, blankets, and small picnics. Admission is free with no reservation. Alcohol, pets, large coolers, and smoking are prohibited.
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Instructor Joe Zarki will host a lecture on the biology and ecology of butterflies that live in Joshua Tree on Friday, Sept. 15, at 10 a.m. This entry-level course will teach students how to tell the difference between a butterfly and a moth, the life stages of a butterfly, and how to identify the six major butterfly families.
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
Palm Canyon Theatre presents the classic 1947 Broadway musical production Brigadoon, featuring 41 talented local performers. Brigadoon runs Sept. 15–24. Show times are 7 p.m. on Thursdays, 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and 2 p.m. on Sundays.
Compound Yucca Valley presents a group show titled Emergence from the Mojave Artists of Color Collective. The exhibition will showcase MACC rising artists and allow other artists to share new ideas through their work. The opening reception will be held Sept. 9 from 6 to 10 p.m. and will feature performances by Tania “T” Hammidi, B Stacey Villalobos, and Miri
Bhakti Fest returns to the Joshua Tree Lake Campground for a weekend of of yoga and spiritual music. The festival is family friendly with a Kids' Land offering fun activities for parents and kids. A percentage of profits will be donated to nonprofit groups that provide food, education, and environmental beautification programs worldwide. Discounts are available for teens and children.
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
Influenced by early California art, Elaine Mathews paints large, semi-impressionist landscapes and small plein-air paintings using a palette knife and brush. In her exhibition at the Rancho Mirage Library, she presents scenes from the high and low deserts, with ocotillo, yucca palms, cholla, and Joshua trees animating her views.
Rubine Red Gallery's latest show is "Just Bloom" by Michael Griffin. Griffin's new show expands his chrysanthemum flower inspired series by taking oil forms to higher levels of dimensional color, depth, and light. The opening reception will be held on Saturday, Sept. 16 from 5 to 8 p.m.
German artist Kim A. Tolman, who lives in Palm Springs, is being featured at the desert's largest art venue, MAD.KAT Gallery in Rancho Mirage. This art show highlights Tolman's paintings from the early 1990s to today. Tolman's expressive work emphasizes texture and color. She has also worked for Disney and Universal Studios as a production designer, and she has had
Celebrate Mexican Independence Day at Mi Chavela Festival at Luchador Brewing Company in Cathedral City. This first-ever Michelada-centric festival will feature live music, a lucha libre match, food trucks, artisan vendors, and more for the whole family to enjoy. All ages are welcome. Youth age 18 and younger must be accompanied by an adult.
Palm Canyon Theatre presents the classic 1947 Broadway musical production Brigadoon, featuring 41 talented local performers. Brigadoon runs Sept. 15–24. Show times are 7 p.m. on Thursdays, 8 p.m. on Fridays and Saturdays, and 2 p.m. on Sundays.
Desert Art Woman Gallery and programming partner Wyld Womxn present Resurgence, an all female/nonbinary art show. The art show is curated by Adriana Lopez-Ospina, Lauren Bright of Wyld Womxn, and Juliette Vos of Desert Art Woman Gallery. The art show explores artists and how they are transitioning or not into the world. Both organizations focus on women's empowerment an education.
Compound Yucca Valley presents a group show titled Emergence from the Mojave Artists of Color Collective. The exhibition will showcase MACC rising artists and allow other artists to share new ideas through their work. The opening reception will be held Sept. 9 from 6 to 10 p.m. and will feature performances by Tania “T” Hammidi, B Stacey Villalobos, and Miri
The Coachella Valley Ladies of Justice and the Palm Springs Theatre celebrate the 10th anniversary of the movie Identity Thief at the Mary Pickford Is D'Place movie theater in Cathedral City. Melissa McCarthy plays Diana, a woman living a luxurious life at the expense of Jason Bateman's character, Sandy Patterson, whose identity she has stolen. After the screening, there will
Pure Intentions Entertainment presents its first official event in California with a pool party hosted by The Bachelorette's Aaron Bryant as a part of the pool party series, “The Mirage Series.” Dance the day away poolside with local artists and DJs. Attendees are encouraged to wear their most exciting pink outfits for the festivities at the Saguaro Palm Springs.
Bhakti Fest returns to the Joshua Tree Lake Campground for a weekend of of yoga and spiritual music. The festival is family friendly with a Kids' Land offering fun activities for parents and kids. A percentage of profits will be donated to nonprofit groups that provide food, education, and environmental beautification programs worldwide. Discounts are available for teens and children.
The Idyllwild Area Historical Society’s annual Home Tour is set for Saturday, Sept. 16 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Eventgoers will have the chance to tour the iconic Donaldson Futuro House along with five other beautiful homes on view to the public for the very first time. Tickets are available at the Idyllwild Museum and at the Idyllwild Inn.
This exhibition at Palm Springs Art Museum spotlights graphic design from Mexico's past and present, examining the field's development over the last century and it's role in Mexico's pop culture. Curated by Robert J. Kett, Eso Es la Vida features typography, posters, sign painting, video, and digital media.
