Advertisement

Community

Need a minute? Unique Palm Springs project can help guide you out of your mind

A project believed to be the first of its kind in Palm Springs will soon be completed off Racquet Club Road, but don’t let its description fool you. A labyrinth in the making is not a giant hedge maze like the one from The Shining. Instead, it will be a place for meditation and contemplation. The […]

Advertisement
Latest in Community
Organizers: Safer, somewhat smaller Modernism Week saw nearly 100,000 tickets sold
Honoring the intrepid women who built Palm Springs
Panel: Trust in vaccines, focus on mental health needed as we move forward with Covid
Community conversation aims to move discussion around pandemic response forward
Jerry Alcorn stands smiling inside his shop. There are several different kinds of bikes in front of him
Meet Jerry Alcorn, an unlikely small business owner making life adapt to him
After funding was thrown off track by the pandemic, backers of library improvements see hopeful signs for a restart
Beautiful Bullock’s was special shopping experience
Committee hopes to rekindle international relationships by reviving Sister City program
First ‘Community Conversations’ event planned for March 14, and you’re invited
Crowds line Palm Canyon Drive for city’s annual Black History Parade
Meet Dick Broadie, the jazz-jamming musical master of the Mizell Center

Palm Springs Profiles introduces you to people in our community who are making a difference but don't often make the headlines. This week we invite you to meet Dick Broadie, a Palm Springs jazz musician who fills Mizell Center with music and love.

Sign up for news updates.

Close the CTA

Receive vital news about our city in your inbox for free every day.

100% local.

Close the CTA

The Post was founded by local residents who saw gaps in existing news coverage and believed our community deserved better.