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.
Chef Michelle Castillo will lead an interactive dessert-making experience, promoting cultural understanding and community connection.
HIV is still a threat. Every year in the U.S., tens of thousands of people acquire the virus. And the only way HIV becomes a manageable disease is to find out you have it — and get treatment if you do.
With thermometers registering north of 105 degrees outside, those who gathered at City Hall Tuesday evening learned vital information about staying safe during extreme heat events.
Driven by a desire to give back, one Palm Springs resident created a list of lesser-known opportunities. We've expanded on it to highlight nearly 100 ways you can give back to important causes.
The city's Parks and Recreation Department plans to offer festivities that include a KidsFest, concerts, movies, and a fireworks show from July 3 through 7.
In its annual push to get locals and tourists to patronize restaurants during the hot summer months, Visit Greater Palm Springs offers great deals on local favorites.
More than three dozen people gathered for the second community workshop, held at the James O. Jessie Desert Highland Unity Center, to consider the update of the Parks and Recreation Master Plan.
The project was a group effort involving a local neighborhood organization, COD students, and a Palm Springs-based design firm. Its look is inspired by William Krisel, architect for many nearby homes.
Bruggemans’ impressive career, spanning six decades and five continents, boasted achievements that included enhancing Indonesia’s tourism sector and managing the historic Le Vallauris restaurant.
'Empower and Employ,' scheduled to be held indoors on Saturday, goes beyond job fair to provide vital resources, support, and raise awareness for inclusive employment practices within the transgender community.
Over the past months, a task force held listening sessions with about 20 attendees each. The sculpture's artist participated in the meetings, saying that the shared stories and memories provided him with a wealth of ideas.
