The tour serves as ONE-PS's only major fundraising event of the year, supporting all the organization's activities throughout the year, including the citywide picnic in March.
The three-day show at the Palm Springs Convention Center runs Oct. 17-19 and features new exhibitors alongside returning favorites during Modernism Week.
The garden apartment community, built in the 1960s, represents a pivotal period in the city's midcentury residential development.
The 22-unit condo complex is considered a good example of post-war Polynesian or "Tiki"-style architecture.
The four-day event will feature more than 50 programs from Oct. 16-19, including home tours, architectural bus tours and special exhibits, with tickets going on sale Aug. 1.
The festival reached a milestone this year by awarding 20 college scholarships totaling $93,750, its largest number in a single year. The scholarships encourage future talent to continue to stay in the Coachella Valley.
It's not too late to score tickets to some of the best events during one of the city's signature events. Check out our recommendations for some of the hidden gems in a packed calendar.
Palm Springs' annual Modernism Week returns Feb. 13 through 23, featuring more than 500 events celebrating midcentury modern architecture and design.
Rare architectural experiences and VIP event tickets highlight 'Best of Modernism - Holiday Edition' fundraiser, running December 1 through 8.
As part of the initiative, the ministry is presenting a special lecture and tour titled "Divinely Inspired: Discussing the William F. Cody Design of St. Theresa Catholic Church" during Modernism Week October.
The event, running Oct. 25-27 at the Palm Springs Convention Center, features nearly 50 premier national exhibitors showcasing decorative and fine arts from various 20th-century design movements.
Thanks to charitable neighbors, BEAM program participants from two area schools were able to explore an iconic Alexander home transformed by artist Shag during a Sunday tour.
