Palm Springs Historical Society’s film restoration initiative highlights its 50th anniversary celebration.
Desert Dreamers 10: The Artists
They showed others the mesmerizing beauty of the desert.
They showed others the mesmerizing beauty of the desert.
Where to See Art and Architecture in Greater Palm Springs
These theaters and galleries keep the culture going all summer long.
These theaters and galleries keep the culture going all summer long.
Capturing Kaptur
A book paying tribute to the architectural imprint of Palm Springs architect Hugh Kaptur shines recognition on his work while earning accolades itself.
A book paying tribute to the architectural imprint of Hugh Kaptur shines recognition on his desert work while earning accolades itself.
Born This Way
This Is Us star Chris Sullivan returns to the desert to reminisce about his past, celebrate his present, and look forward to his future.
“This Is Us” star Chris Sullivan returns to the desert to reminisce about his past, celebrate his present, and look forward to his future.
The Desert’s Ansel Adams
The atmospheric photographs of pioneering artist Stephen H. Willard receive a virtual exhibition at the Palm Springs Art Museum.
An online exhibition at the Palm Springs Art Museum showcases atmospheric desert landscape photographs by Palm Springs pioneer Stephen H. Willard.
The Art of Giving Back
Local award-winning interior designer, art collector, and philanthropist Steve Chase left nothing to chance.
In recognition of what Steve Chase did to change Desert AIDS Project’s fate and that of its clients, its most important yearly benefit is named after him.
How to Host an Open House in 100+ Temps
There is a lot more to making your house look “cool,” like offering poolside libations to a raffle and choosing the best time of day for a viewing.
Scheduling an open house in 100-degree weather is almost as appealing as thinking about moving over Labor Day weekend.
Bird’s Eye View
What’s the deal with those ubiquitous wooden crows?
We look at midcentury birds, and how is it that they came to signify tasteful ornamentation with midcentury modern design enthusiasts.
