A Donald Wexler Masterpiece with Hollywood History and Midcentury Style Some homes tell the story of Palm Springs better than any museum ever could. The Dinah Shore Estate is one of them. Located in the prestigious Old Las Palmas neighborhood, the Dinah Shore Palm Springs Estate is a luxurious oasis…
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As you wander through the streets of Palm Springs, you'll find yourself immersed in the allure of the silver screen. Each home tells a unique story, painting a vivid picture of the celebrities who have called this desert oasis their home. Imagine strolling past the gates of Frank Sinatra’s former…
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Palm Springs has long been one of America's most welcoming destinations for LGBTQ+ travelers. While communities around the world celebrate Pride Month each June, Palm Springs embraces Pride every day of the year through its welcoming spirit, thriving LGBTQ+ businesses, vibrant arts and…
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Dine inside estates, department stores, supper clubs, and architectural landmarks Palm Springs is a city where architecture is part of everyday life. Modernist homes line quiet streets, historic inns still welcome guests, and midcentury commercial buildings continue to shape downtown. In many…
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Hollywood's Desert Hideaway Welcome to Old Las Palmas, one of Palm Springs' most storied and enchanting neighborhoods—a place where the glamour of Hollywood's Golden Age still lingers in the sunlight. Tucked against the base of the San Jacinto Mountains, these quiet, palm‑lined streets once served…
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Walt Disney’s Deep Roots in the Desert In 1938, Walt Disney came for a week’s stay and fell in love with Palm Springs and the landscape. They were drawn to the area's warm climate and natural beauty, seeking respite from their busy lives in Los Angeles. He loved Western themes and riding horses…
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Entry to One of Palm Springs’ Most Sacred Sites Ancestors of the Agua Caliente people thrived in Tahquitz Canyon. As with the numerous canyons in the valley, they were able to hunt, gather, and utilize the water to thrive in the Palm Springs area. Their village sites date back thousands of years…
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From a quiet stretch of downtown to the vibrant center of LGBTQ+ life, the Arenas District reflects the evolution of Palm Springs as one of the most welcoming and inclusive destinations in the United States. Historical Context: Privacy, Tourism, and Early LGBTQ+ Presence Palm Springs’ emergence as…
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Explore Indian Canyons, Murray Canyon & Desert Landscapes on Horseback While there are plenty of ways to experience the natural beauty of Palm Springs, horseback riding offers something different—slower, more immersive, and deeply connected to the landscape. It’s not just about seeing the desert…
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How the Desert Became a Laboratory for Modern Architecture By the late 1930s, Palm Springs was already known as a retreat—an escape from Los Angeles where Hollywood’s elite could rest, recover, and remain just out of view. But alongside its growing reputation as a playground for stars, another…
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