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Modernism Week Fall Preview kicks off

Modernism Week’s Fall Preview weekend event kicked off Thursday, offering guests a taste of what’s to come during the 11-day festival in February. The four-day “mini-Modernism Week” that runs through Sunday offers more than 50 events across the Palm Springs area, such as house tours, parties and talks, according to event organizers. It previews the […]

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