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The man behind the merch: Tom Dolle expects his Modernism Week items to sell out — with good reason

Modernism Week attendees are in for an extra treat this year thanks to a collaborative effort between the organization and a Downtown Palm Springs businesses’ creative director. And if they like what they see, they’ll be able to take it home. Tom Dolle, creative director at Destination PSP, is the man behind the merchandise with […]

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Modernism Week hub moving to new Downtown location

Modernism Week’s CAMP (“Community And Meeting Place”) will provide a central hub for the event, planned for Feb. 18-27. For the first time, it will be located in the spacious atrium-style lobby of the Hyatt Palm Springs.

Part-time city residents offering full-time hope through Coachella Valley Has Sole

Part-time residents have teamed with four Palm Springs merchants to establish CV Has Sole collection boxes at their sites for shoe donations.

Update: ‘Les Miserables,’ scheduled to start this week at Palm Canyon Theatre, now canceled

Based upon Victor Hugo’s epic novel, Les Miserable has become one of the most celebrated musicals in theater history. 

‘Stories Untold’: Modernism Week plans to share, learn about Southern California’s Black modernists

Black designers, builders, and developers helped shape Palm Springs and Southern California for over a century. Modernism Week hosts a three-part symposium on this legacy.

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A random meeting in the dog park turned into a friendship, as well as an idea for community service.

Symphony recruiting youth, including beginning strings players, as next event looms

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