🎃 Get Ready for Halloween Palm Springs in the Arenas District October 30 & 31, 2026 Two Nights. One Legendary Arenas District Block Party. Halloween Palm Springs returns bigger than ever for two nights of high‑energy entertainment in the Arenas District on Friday, October 30 and Saturday, October…
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Palm Springs' Historic Tennis Club neighborhood is one of the city's best places to experience its early history, historic architecture and resort culture on foot. Located just south of downtown, the neighborhood combines historic homes, boutique hotels, restaurants and some of the city's most…
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Every November, rainbow flags line Palm Canyon Drive, music fills downtown Palm Springs, and thousands of people gather to celebrate LGBTQ+ Pride. Today, Palm Springs Pride is one of the largest and most recognizable Pride celebrations in the country. But it began much more modestly. The first Palm…
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When you visit the Palm Springs Air Museum, the aircraft is the star of the show. More than 75 historic aircraft fill the museum's hangars, telling stories of World War II, Korea, Vietnam and other chapters in American aviation history. But look beyond the airplanes, and you'll discover another…
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You don't have to put your fitness routine on vacation just because you're visiting Palm Springs. From yoga and Pilates to high-energy functional workouts, several Palm Springs studios welcome visitors for single classes, short-term passes, and drop-in workouts. A drop-in class can also be a fun way…
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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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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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How to experience Palm Springs when you only have one day to explore. Palm Springs has a way of making you wish you had more time. There are palm-lined streets to wander, midcentury architecture to admire, mountains to explore, museums to visit, shops to discover, and restaurants and cocktail bars…
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There are plenty of ways to experience history in Palm Springs. You can walk through midcentury neighborhoods, visit iconic landmarks, and explore stories that helped shape the desert. Or you can buckle into a historic aircraft, hear the engine roar to life and take to the skies. At the Palm Springs…
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