The Ted Riback Residence at Tamarisk Country Club in Rancho Mirage was one of architect William F. Cody’s last residential commissions.
The Stars Come Out at Night
Especially in Rancho Mirage, where a new observatory brings interstellar exploration to the desert.
The Rancho Mirage Observatory, which opened in March, is just beginning to flex its programming capabilities this summer.
17th Annual Rancho Mirage Art Affaire, Nov. 4-5, 2017
Hundreds of art and music lovers flocked to the 17th Annual Rancho Mirage Art Affair held at the Rancho Mirage Community Park on San Jacinto Drive.
CancerPartners Inaugurates Passions Ball “An Evening of Heart and Soul,” Nov. 4, 2017
CancerPartners, formerly Gilda’s Club Desert Cities, inaugurated its Passion Awards for philanthropic and clinical partners at the elegant and moving “Passions Ball: An Evening of Heart and Soul” at the Westin Mission Hills in Rancho Mirage. CancerPartners serves all those impacted by cancer and works with many other community partners to ensure that no one in the Coachella Valley has
Rancho Mirage Art Affaire Signals Start to Season
Art mediums ranging from photography to painting are on full display.
The sound of musicians tuning their instruments, the sight of artists angling to best display their work — if it’s November, it’s got to be the Rancho Mirage Art Affaire. Now celebrating its 17th year, this premier event — which takes place Saturday and Sunday, Nov. 4–5 — heralds the beginning of the valley’s art festival season. One, two, and
Drew Davis Goes Whole Hog
While roast pig is the centerpiece at this chef’s alfresco feast, it’s friends and family who steal the spotlight.
FOOD Chef Drew Davis is the first to admit he has little time to throw dinner parties. “Honestly, I don’t really have time to do anything, owning my own restaurant,” the 39-year-old says, referring to Catalan Mediterranean Cuisine, the Spanish-influenced Mediterranean eatery he owns in Rancho Mirage with his wife, Cynthia, and parents, Mark and Lecie Davis. So when he
On Top of the World
This expansive, custom-built home at Mirada Estates in Rancho Mirage has a luxurious interior—and then there are those views.
It’s not too much of a stretch to say that the future owners of 45 Sky Ridge Road in Rancho Mirage will feel like they’re sitting on top of the world. Located in Mirada Estates, the nearly 6,600-square-foot, four-bedroom, 4.5-bathroom home enjoys panoramic views of the valley and was dubbed “Star Point”. You’ll not only feel like you’re close enough
Wendy Roberts, M.D. — Top Doctors 2017
This doctor is an artist when it comes to turning back the clock.
Dr. Wendy Roberts knows she’s in the right place at the right time. “The Coachella Valley is unique in that it’s an older population, however, it’s getting younger. That’s a neat environment to work in and, for a dermatologist, very exciting,” she says, adding the array of technology available to her field is vast. “The toolbox is a big, big
Jolly Good Eats
Fox & Fiddle serves up a modern twist of a pub during Greater Palm Springs Restaurant Week.
A welcoming den, gorgeous bar, and turquoise, leather bar stools enables Fox and Fiddle California to bridge the gap between premium casual restaurant and a pub. This cozy, upscale modern pub is becoming a favorite haunt for diners at The River in Rancho Mirage. Fox and Fiddle California is also one of 28 new restaurants in the Coachella Valley participating
Spa-ing is a Girls’ Best Friend
The lasting effect of a spa visit goes beyond beauty as summer approaches.
Chocolates and flowers are sweet treats, but either they last too long (calories!) or not long enough (droopy petals!). During the month of May, the best and most loved gifts are those found within the sparkling walls of the desert’s top spas —scrubs, massages, wraps, facials and mani-pedis to polish, de-stress, beautify, and provide a heaping boost of self-confidence as
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