Palm Springs has a way of turning everyday spaces into art experiences. One of the city's most distinctive examples is Pillars of Palm Springs, a collection of six large-scale public artworks installed along the median of East Tahquitz Canyon Way between Palm Canyon Drive and Palm Springs…
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Discover working artist studios and contemporary art just north of downtown Palm Springs is known for its architecture, design, and colorful public art, but some of the city's most interesting creative spaces are tucked away from the main tourist streets. The Via Negocio Art District is one of them…
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Where to Watch the Big Game, Grab a Drink, and Cheer With the Crowd Looking for a great place to watch the game in Palm Springs? From dedicated sports bars with immersive screens to casual pubs, lively downtown hangouts, and restaurants where you can catch the action with a burger and a view, Palm…
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Fashion, Furniture & Midcentury Finds Vintage shopping isn't just a side activity in Palm Springs. It's part of the city's design DNA. From Hollywood glamour and resort fashion to the midcentury modern movement that helped define Palm Springs, the city has long embraced great design, individuality…
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Discover independent films, powerful stories, and a celebration of LGBTQ+ cinema. Every September, film lovers from Palm Springs and beyond gather for Cinema Diverse, the Palm Springs LGBTQ+ Film Festival, a celebration of LGBTQ+ filmmakers, stories, and perspectives from around the world. Produced…
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How to stay, eat, shop, sightsee, and explore Palm Springs without renting a car. Palm Springs is especially well suited to visitors who want to leave the driving behind. Palm Springs International Airport is close to downtown, and once you've checked into a centrally located hotel, restaurants…
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Discover Palm Springs hotels with pools, personality and practical amenities—without putting a price tag on your entire vacation. Palm Springs may be known for glamorous resorts and design-forward boutique hotels, but you don't have to spend a fortune to enjoy a Palm Springs hotel experience. The…
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Long before Palm Springs became known for midcentury architecture, Hollywood glamour, wellness resorts, and desert escapes, this place was—and remains—the ancestral homeland of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians. For thousands of years, the Agua Caliente people have lived in relationship…
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When people talk about the architects who shaped Palm Springs, names such as William Krisel, Dan Palmer, Donald Wexler, and Charles Du Bois naturally rise to the top. Their work helped give the city its distinctive midcentury modern architectural identity. But another name belongs in that story:…
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From tiki cocktails and rooftop sunsets to margaritas, dinner, and LGBTQ+ nightlife, discover some of Palm Springs' best places to unwind. After a day of pool time, hiking, shopping, or exploring Palm Springs architecture, there's no better way to slow down than with a good drink and something to…
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