At a time when the rest of Hollywood was standing down during the pandemic, producer Mike Hatton and director Christian Sesma combined to shoot three films, including Take Back, which premiered June 17 at the Mary Pickford Theaters in Cathedral City. Take Back was also shot in the Coachella Valley and followed the duo’s initial film, Pay Dirt with Val Kilmer. The third film, … [Read more...] about Filmed in the Valley, “Take Back” Premieres at Mary Pickford Theaters
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Hermano Palm Springs Brings Mexican Heritage to Flower Arrangements
What motivated you to invite musicians to perform in the shop? Adrian: I love NPR’s Tiny Desk concert series where bands perform behind someone’s desk at work. I wanted to do that in a flower shop and give local artists a platform for their fans on YouTube and Instagram. We get to help the community. Eventually, our goal is to have a really big venue that’s both a flower shop … [Read more...] about Hermano Palm Springs Brings Mexican Heritage to Flower Arrangements
“Forever Marilyn” Makes Her Official Return to Downtown Palm Springs
In front of hundreds of Coachella Valley residents bracing 100+ degree temperatures on June 20, the "Forever Marilyn" sculpture once again stands as a focal point in downtown Palm Springs. After spending two years in Palm Springs from 2012-14, Palm Springs city officials happily welcomed the 26-foot Marilyn back in what they hope is a boom to its tourism efforts following the … [Read more...] about “Forever Marilyn” Makes Her Official Return to Downtown Palm Springs
Relive Laughs From “The Golden Girls” Tops Palm Springs’ Things to Do
Cathedral City gay bars welcome back the community with an Open House Tour in which each of the five bars is spotlighted each night starting June 21 through June 26. The event is also to help celebrate Pride Month by the organizers — Cathedral City Gay Business Association. Meet Justin Clifton, the new city manager in Palm Springs, when the Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce … [Read more...] about Relive Laughs From “The Golden Girls” Tops Palm Springs’ Things to Do
Historic Indian Canyons Golf Resort is Backdrop to Palm Springs Home
Sixty years ago on Dec. 21, 1961, the Canyons Club golf course opened to give Palm Springs its first 18-hole golf course. It later changed names to the Indian Canyons Golf Resort, but continues to offer unique desert living for those who reside there. This midcentury modern home for sale sits on the 17th hole of the historic Indian Canyons Golf Resort course and has been … [Read more...] about Historic Indian Canyons Golf Resort is Backdrop to Palm Springs Home