In the first of a two-part series running during the final weekend of 2023, Bruce Fessier remembers musicians, athletes, and others who had significant connections to the desert.
With the launch of a new studio, Matt Sorum is ready to take his place in the Palm Springs drumming pantheon. But he's also ready to give back. An April 1 drum circle event gives him the chance to do just that.
It's as if the Los Angeles Philharmonic suddenly transformed into the energetic cast of “Fame” with Irish brogues and Czech accents.
With recent heavy interest in her parents subsiding, the multi-talented performer is once again focusing on her career. In her first in-depth local interview, she talks about her life, working with Aaron Sorkin, and more.
In 1968, David Christopher was a college student with a dream of meeting the bawdy, groundbreaking actress. As he watched the latest CVRep performance recently, memories came flooding back.
From philanthropists and entertainers to local characters, the desert has been blessed to be home to many who left an indelible mark on our community. Join us in looking back at a few we lost this past year.
It’s the orchestration of the characters and the music that makes this show special. Director Adam Karsten and music director Michael Reno move their pieces on the boards like chess masters.
Palm Springs and the surrounding desert cities are well-known for celebrities and others who have left their mark both locally and internationally. Bruce Fessier has an encyclopedic knowledge of them all. Here he shares memories of some we lost in 2021.
