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Visitor’s Guide www.keypalmsprings.com
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Attractions • Events • Dining • Shopping Maps • Galleries • Things To Do
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“Helen - Olympic Diver Series” by Quinn Thomas, mixed media, 89” x 30”
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Cover Story. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 Events. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 48 Maps El Paseo Map. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10 Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Palm Desert, Rancho Mirage Desert Hot Springs. . . . . . . . 52-54 Indian Wells, La Quinta, Indio, Bermuda Dunes. . . . . . . . . . . . . 52 Shopping. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2-25 Attractions. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 44-47 Concierge. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 41 Dining. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26-37 Galleries. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3, 20, 56
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ince 1987, Desert Adventures has pro vided the most highly acclaimed outdoor adventures in the Greater Palm Springs area. Experience for yourself why they are the #1 Outdoor Activity in Greater Palm Springs on TripAdvisor. Climb aboard their “Big Red Jeeps” for an awe-inspiring journey to their private and exclusive Metate Ranch on the San Andreas Fault. On their signature San Andreas Fault Jeep Tour you will enjoy a guided nature walk through a pristine natural palm oasis, tour a recreated Indian Village to learn about the culture and lifestyle of the Cahuilla People, and travel through the incredible labyrinth of cuts and canyons of the San Andreas Fault Zone. On their Sunset & Stargazing Jeep Tour, you will witness the spectacular tran sition from day to night and enjoy a guided journey through the night sky. Other naturalist guided Jeep and Hiking tours explore the spectacular Palm Springs Indian Canyons or travel through vast agri cultural lands on the way to the magnificent Painted Canyon in the Mecca Hills. For those that prefer to explore in cli mate-controlled comfort, Desert Adventures also oἀers a variety of tours in Vans or SUV’s. Explore nearby Joshua Tree National Park
and visit several of the Park’s highlights such as Key’s View Overlook and Hidden Valley on their half-day Joshua Tree National Park Tour. Learn about the wind and solar farms lining the entrance to the Coachella Valley and explore the mountainous Whitewater Preserve on their Windmills to Whitewater tour. Or book a seat on their entertaining and engaging Palm Springs City and Celeb rity Home Tour. For LGBT guests, Desert Adventures also oἀers a “Historical Perspective on Gay Palm Springs” tour that explores the LGBT influence in our area. They also offer gay-led San Andreas Fault and Indian Canyon Jeep Tours where they invite gay visitor’s to come explore in a comfortable and accepted environment.
For more information on tours and packages, call Desert Adventures at (760) 324-5337 or visit them at red-jeep.com/tours
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El Paseo
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Backstreet Bistro
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760-346-6393
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(Cafe Des Beaux-Arts is closed July and August)
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Bob Hope USO Palm Springs Named One of the Top USO Centers in United States
Left to right: Bob Kurkjian, Executive Director, Bob Hope USO, Teresa Cherry, Manager, Bob Hope USO Palm Springs, Sgt. Major Bryan Battaglia, USMC, Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman, Joints Chiefs of Staff.
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he Bob Hope USO at Palm Springs International Airport was named the Top “Small USO Center” in the annual “Tell USO” survey. The award was presented to Center Manager Teresa Cherry by USO President and CEO, J.D. Crouch ll, who was joined by Sergeant Major Bryan Battaglia, the Senior Enlisted Advisor to the Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, and the most senior enlisted member of the United States Armed Forces. “This is a huge accomplishment for our Palm Springs team, and is based on worldwide survey results from troops and military families,” said Bob Hope USO Executive Director, Bob Kurkjian. “They are the ones that provide USO with the feedback, and that feedback said that among the 105 USO Centers in the United States, our Palm Springs Center was the best small center in the country!” The USO center recognized their many volunteers with a celebration at the Palm Springs American Legion. The event was catered by Loco Charlies the new Mexican Grill at 1751 N. Sunrise Way.
Along with the festivities, Teresa Cherry thanked the volunteers who were responsible for making the Palm Springs USO place top in the county. Top USO Center award recipients received the highest overall scores in satisfaction, value, staff helpfulness and friendliness in their category. In the United States, awards were handed down to top scorers in three categories based on size: small, medium and large. These categories were based on the total number of annual visits to the location. Unbeknown to many, the USO is a private, non-profit organization that is not a part of the government or Department of Defense. It relies entirely on donations from the public and support from philanthropic ad patriotic groups and businesses. To find out how you can support the USO, or volunteer, please visit www.BobHopeUSO.org. Office is located at 210 N. El Cielo, 100 yards NorthWest of the airport terminal.
bb’s AT THE RIVER 760.862.9800 bbsattheriver.com
Food, Fashion & Fun
Located on Highway 111 Bob Hope Dr. in Rancho Mirage
www.TheRiveratRanchoMirage.com
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Advertiser Listings Coachella Valley Brewing Company 30640 Gunther Street Thousand Palms / 760-343-5973 The first truly farm to glass brewery. Taking fresh ingredients grown in the Coachella Valley and turning them into the most unique, fresh craft beer. Locally crafted from a place globally known.
Coda Gallery 73151 El Paseo Palm Desert / 760-346-4661 www.codagallery.com
CODA Gallery provides an inviting medium for modern and contemporary art in the Palm Springs Valley. Modern art is presented in an eclectic mix of painting, sculpture, glass and objects that share nothing except an extraordinary energy. The art at CODA is full of color and life. Come and explor our art gallery.
Consign Design 72-171 Highway 111 Palm Desert / 760-773-0027
Consign/Design is a new high-end consignment store, located in the heart of Palm Desert and minutes from fashionable El Paseo. Come in and browse. Quality furniture, accessories and collectables from designers and local estates are available at bargain prices. Moving, remodeling or changing decor ....whether buying or selling make Consign/Design your destination. Open 7 days a week, 10-5.
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Desert Adventures 74-794 Lennon Place, Suite B Palm Desert / 760-831-4440 or 888-440-5337 www.red-jeep.com
Since 1987, Desert Adventures has provided the most highly acclaimed outdoor adventures in the Greater Palm Springs Area. They are the #1 eco-tour company in the desert. Climb aboard their “Big Red Jeeps” for an awe-inspiring journey to their private and exclusive Metate Ranch preserve on the San Andreas Fault and travel through the incredible labyrinth of cuts and canyons of the San Andreas Fault Zone in your open-air Jeep. Amazing naturalist guided Jeep Tours to the spectacular Palm Springs Indian Canyons. Desert Adventure offers an SUV option for any of their tours as well as naturalist guided tours in their eco-friendly CNG Van to the nearby Joshua Tree National Park or their exclusive “Wonders of the Valley” Tour that visits several amazing points of interest in the Coachella Valley. You can even hire a professional guide for a private / customized hiking or sightseeing tour or buy discounted tickets to desert attractions on their website.
“Hi, I’m Jan! Stop by and check out the latest and greatest gadgets!”
FUN COOKING CLASSES
...in our “State of the Art” KITCHEN! A new series of cooking classes are planned every month and are conducted by locally known Chefs. - Regular FOOD TASTINGS or book your next “Private Party” with custom design menus.
74-945 Hwy. 111, Indian Wells
760-773-9464
www.kitchenkitchen.com
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Advertiser Listings Filsinger Gallery: Fossil & Fine Art 73-111 El Paseo, Suite 107 Palm Desert / 760-346-8800
Filsinger Gallery combines two unique art worlds: contemporary original Fine Art from artists including Russian artist A. Onishenko and Chicago’s Larry Roberts with genuine one-of-a-kind 50 million year old collector fossil murals. It is truly amazing! The contemporary and fossil art are displayed in their own focused areas throughout the gallery. Additionally, the gallery represents the custom metal works of Larry Whiteley. He is widely known for his custom bird nests among other things. Co-owners Cary Filsinger and Scott Yerkey are members of the design industry.
Funseekers 73-865 Highway 111, Palm Desert / 760-340-3861
An excellent way to see the desert... Rent a Bicycle (all types), Mopeds, Segways, Tandem Bicycles, Electric Scooters, Unicycles, Aquascooters, from the experts at Funseekers. There are a lot of easy, flat trails and bike paths to take. Bike rentals are guided/self guided or customized tours. For the adventurous, take the mountain bike tours. Delivery and pick-up service to your hotel or condo. They also have rollaway beds, high chairs, cribs, car seats and more. www.4funseekers.com.
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Kitchen Kitchen 74-945 Hwy. 111 Indian Wells / 760-773-9464 www.kitchenkitchen.com
“Kitchen Kitchen” has hundreds of gadgets that simplify your life... from apple peelers to zesters and everything in between. Barware, Bakeware, Cookware, Cutlery and gadgets galore. They have added a new kitchen for cooking classes and cooking events.
Memento Gift Shop 111 La Plaza Palm Springs / 760-325-1963
Memento Gift Shop is one of Palm Springs’ most popular gift shops. For over a decade, we’ve provided fine collectable items like Mr Christmas carousels, Willow Tree figures to Disney characters by Britto. We also carry beautiful Papyrus cards, scented candles and soaps, wine decor and accessories, Palm Springs t-shirts and souvenirs. Come see why our customers return year after year to see what’s new at Memento. We’re located next to See’s Candy in the heart of downtown Palm Springs. Continued on page 18
The first TRULY farm to glass brewery. Taking fresh ingredients grown in the Coachella Valley and turning them into the most unique, fresh craft beer. Locally crafted from a place globally known.
760.343.5973 CVBCO.COM
FREE Tours with purchase of beverage at Friday 6:30, Sat 2, 4, 6pm upon request of party of 10 or more. Mon. closed. Tues/Wed/Thurs 2-7. Fr/Sat 1-9, Sun 9:30-5
30-640 Gunther St. Thousand Palms, CA
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Advertiser Listings Music Box & Clock Shoppe 114 La Plaza Palm Springs / 760-322-6280
Located in beautiful downtown Palm Springs in the historic La Plaza shopping district for 13 years - this unique store is a “must see”. Featuring a colorful variety of quality gifts and collectibles including Swarovski crystal, Pandora jewelry, Lalique, LLadró porcelain, Armani sculptures, Lenox, Hummel, Faberge, Howard Miller clocks, Murano glass, and featuring magical motion musical clocks by Rhythm! The perfect place to find the perfect gift! Complimentary gift wrapping. Worldwide shipping.
Olive A Sudden 72-270 Highway 111
(Waring Plaza -next to Ross)
Palm Desert / 760-565-7561 110 Tahquitz Canyon Way Palm Springs / 760-548-0530
Olive A’Sudden a inviting gourmet style store offers you the opportunity to taste dozens of olive oils, specialty oils and balsamic vinegars from around the world. They also carry gift baskets, gourmet foods, cruets, French Pottery, sampler sets, Olivella beauty products, Himalaysan salt and salt plates and more. Visit them on line at www.oliveasudden.com
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Palm Desert Tobacco 73-580 El Paseo at Larkspur Palm Desert / 760-340-1954
Entering Palm Desert Tobacco is like finding smoker’s heaven: you’re greeted by the beautiful aromas of fine tobacco, and all around are exquisitely crafted pipes, exotic cigars, custom-blended tobaccos and smoking accessories such as Colibri, Dunhill and Dupont lighters, and a walk-in cigar humidor. The friendly staff are there to help you choose the right blend.
Palm Springs General Store 193 S. Palm Canyon (Downtown) Palm Springs / 760-320-7613 No doubt about it - if there is anything you need while visiting the desert, you will find it here! From fashion T-shirts, sun glasses, bathing suits, sun screen, key chains, mugs, film, hats … to unique and tasteful gifts! With hundreds of items to choose from Palm Springs General Store is sure to satisfy each and every visitor. Don’t miss this store. Open 7 days a week from 9:30 am.
MUSIC BOX & CLOCK SHOPPE PALM TREE NECKLACE RHODIUM with SWAROVSKI Crystals
TEDDY TAKES REQUESTS with baby grand piano. Plays 7 Styles of Music with the Switch of a Hat! Approx. 9 1/4” wide
Featuring Gifts, Clocks & Collectibles from SWAROVSKI, PANDORA JEWELRY, LALIQUE, LLADRO, Armani, Fabergé, Lenox, Hummel, Howard Miller Clocks and Musical Animated Rhythm Clocks. 114 La Plaza, Downtown Palm Springs (3 doors East of See’s Candy)
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WORLDWIDE SHIPPING AND COMPLIMENTARY GIFT WRAP OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK
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“Both Sides Now: Robert Heinecken Photograms” Palm Springs Art Museum May 23 through September 11, 2015
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pioneer in the exploration of media iconography as cultural critique, Robert Heinecken’s photograms highlight female sexuality in the 1980’s as it is exploited in the media. Heinecken’s Recto/Verso series of photograms (1989) in this exhibition are made without the use of camera or film. A single page is appropriated from a mass circulation magazine, placed in direct contact with color photographic paper, and exposed to light. The resulting image superimposes the visual and verbal information from the front (recto) and back (verso) of the magazine page. When commercial fashion photography in the 1980’s focused on female models posing with various products, Heinecken created pictures portraying complicated combinations of visual and verbal information revealing the fusion of vanity and consumption that underlies advertising. Narcissism, decadence,
eroticism, passion, spirituality, and family combine to expose the ways that the bodies of women are used to support cultural assumptions. Twelve photographic writers and curators were each asked to address one of the Recto/Verso Cibachrome photograms. Their comments, printed on document-grade vellum and framed, are exhibited next to the prints. This portfolio is a generous gift to the museum’s permanent collection from Jerome and Elaine Morgan. The exhibition is in the Marks Graphics Center and Jorgensen Gallery at Palm Springs Art Museum, located at 101 Museum Drive in downtown Palm Springs. For more information about Palm Springs Art Museum and this exhibit, please visit www.psmuseum.org or call (760) 346-5600.
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Advertiser Listings Patiells Boutique 74-924 Country Club Dr. (Ralph’s shopping Center)
Palm Desert / 760-674-9591
It has been 30 years since Patiells Boutique opened its’ doors. The owners of Patiells Boutique, Gabriele and Patti offer fabulous fashionable lines of clothing, from casual, fun, edgy to elegant, as well as shoes, jewelry, great accessories and hard-to-find gift items. Customer service is top priority at Patielle Boutique. Gabriele and Patti’s love for the business is what customers feel the minute they walk through the door...and that is why they keep coming back! Open Mon-Fri: 10-6, Sat: 10-5, closed Sundays.
Tamara G Designs 139 S. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs / 760-327-0325 www.tamaragdesigns.com
At Tamara G Designs you will love the feel, the beauty, the power of each of our pieces. Superbly designed and crafted gold, vermeil and silver jewelry. Set with stunning lab-created gemstones, Austrian opals, Russian CZs, synthetic emeralds, rubies, sapphires, alexandrites, tanzanites and more. As one of the most respected jewelers in the desert, our downtown Palm Springs location offers everything from the classic looks by the masters to the very latest in new design creations.
TERRA GALLERY Paintings • Photography • Glass Art - Jewelry
JEWELRY
187 South Palm Canyon Dr.
PALM SPRINGS 760-325-5202
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. . . for an afternoon of shopping or gallery strolling, here are a few of our favorites!
MUSIC BOX & CLOCK SHOPPE Jimmy Crystal New York sunglasses sets a new standard for elegance. Many, many designes to choose from....they are now available at 114 La Plaza, downtown Palm Springs.
760-322-6280
PATIELLS BOUTIQUE
See what’s new at Patiells... new Joseph Ribkoff designs. Located at 74-924 Country Club Dr. at the corner of Cook and Country Club in the Ralph’s Shopping Center, Palm Desert.
760-674-9591
TERRA GALLERY
Bronze artist, Tim Cotterill known as the “Frogman” is now exclusively shown at Terra. There are many sizes, colors, and positions of the frogs. 187 S. Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs.
760 -325-5202
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Lyons English Grill bought by Birba group … now called Mr. Lyons Steak House
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t’s the beginning of a new era. Come taste the New Classic at Mr. Lyons, where we give steak a conscientious modern update with a menu that puts local small farms first. You may know our space, family-owned and operated for over 70 years by David Lyons as Lyons English Grill. Reimagined in 2015 by Tara Lazar, Mr. Lyons is the newest offering from the Foundation 10 family, taking the same attention to detail we’ve brought to Cheeky’s, Birba and Alcazar to a new vista on the South end of town. Evoking the old Hollywood glamour that Palm Springs is famous for, our dining salon is black and white marble, wood, brass, and luxurious velvet booths; a fine dining experience steeped in classic elegance. The menu is steak-centered with an endless choice of sides, and the tableside service--a hallmark of classic steak house dining--offers the kind of personalized experience you won’t soon forget. If you’re looking for an informal night out, sample the laidback menu in our lounge, a more casual setting for savoring a true classic cocktail or something seasonal and new. We also have two private dining rooms for special events and will soon be offering patio seating. Located at 233 East Palm Canyon Dr., Palm Springs. 760.327.1551
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American Broken Yolk Cafe 78-430 Highway 111, La Quinta / 760-777-9655 Since 1979, the Broken Yolk Café has been a Southern California favorite, building its reputation for huge selection, shareable portions and made-from-scratch flavor. Real shredded hash browns - not dehydrated potatoes. Salsa, gravies, sauces, biscuits and muffins - all made fresh daily. Fresh eggs - not liquefied “egg product.” With over twenty different omelets, plus a large variety of breakfast favorites including Eggs Benedict, pancakes, waffles and French toast, Broken Yolk satisfies even the hungriest of diners.
Whenever you’re hungry, Broken Yolk is your place for fresh food served everyday of the week. Smokin’ Burgers and Lounge 1775 E. Palm Canyon Drive, Ste. 220, Palm Springs / 760-883-5999 Boasting the “Best of the Valley” and “Palm Springs Life’s Best of the Best” award, Smokin’ Burgers and Lounge is Palm Springs hot spot for a juicy burger. They offer other items on their menu with a full kitchen serving til midnight. Their full bar offers two Happy Hours every day from 3-6 pm and 9-12 am. Live music with Ron James every Friday and Saturday. Continued on page 28
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2 happy hours daily; 3 - 6 pm and 9 pm - midnight. Full kitchen till midnight. BuzzTime Trivia & games for the kids. 9 TV’s inside & outside for all of your favorite sports. Dine in or takeout. Pet friendly.
1775 E. PALM CANYON DR. SUITE 220 SMOKINBURGERS.COM | 760.883.5999
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TRIO Restaurant 707 N. Palm Canyon Dr. Palm Springs / 760-864-8746 www.triopalmsprings.com Where Palm Springs eats ... Now open for lunch. An energetic, desert-casual atmosphere and great American modern food at reasonable prices. A place where anyone can come in, sit down, and feel at home. Open daily at 11 a.m., $19 prix fixe from 11 am to 6 pm. Most generous cocktail hours in the bar from 11 am till 7 pm.; $3 well, $5 martinis, margaritas, and majitos. Cocktail Hour in the bar and patio. Enjoy TRIO at home - www. triotogo.com. Text Trio to 90947 to receive mobile offers. (H/9)
LULU California Bistro 200 S. Palm Canyon Drive, (Downtown) Palm Springs / 760.327.5858 Palm Springs newest and hippest restaurant, Lulu California Bistro, talent, expertise and a passion for great food combine to produce a captivating California Bistro dining experience. Menu options are many, varied and value-priced, and quality is always high. Generous portions are prepared with the freshest ingredients available and a dash of innovation from our award-winning chefs. At our exciting bar area, we feature the desert’s best Happy Hour, all-day, all-night, 12-hours long! Continued on page 30
Summer Opening
Palm Springs premiere gathering place
Willie Rhine and John Paschal have transformed the building that once was a post office and most recently Design 849 into EIGHT4NINE Restaurant & Lounge which will open this summer. Rhine is a 23-year resident of Palm Springs who started his career in the restaurant business at Le Vallauris, and later moved to Acqua Pazza in Rancho Mirage, working as General Manager for 10 successful years. Rhine transferred that success to Lulu California Bistro in downtown Palm Springs, where he continues to oversee the daily operations as General Manger. Rhine has paired with co-owner John Paschal, who has been in the desert for over a decade. Pascal’s background is entertainment photography. Paschal opened Snapshot Palm Springs Studios, which has transformed into a top event space in the desert. Joining this creative team is Executive Chef Chuck Courtney, who has received press attention from Bon Appetit, Wine Spectator magazines and the New York Times. Chef Courtney has created an eclectic menu which includes wild caught salmon and shellfish, Tomales Bay oysters and crab, game meats and fowl from Alaska and the Pacific Northwest , artisan cheeses and crusty breads and the freshest produce from local Coachella Valley farms. EIGHT4NINE Restaurant & Lounge will serve Lunch and dinner either inside or on a beautiful patio. The Chic, SWANKY Lounge will offer an everyday, all day $9 menu so you can say you Ate 4 $9.
OPENING THIS SUMMER 849 North Palm Canyon Drive Palm Springs, CA 92262
760.325.8490 www.Eight4Nine.com Serving Lunch & Dinner Equal Parts Comfortable and Luxurious A Cuisine of Great Finesse & Balanced Flavors
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Deli Sherman’s Delicatessen & Bakery 401 Tahquitz Canyon (across from the Hilton) Palm Springs / 760-325-1199. Country Club & Monterey Palm Desert / 760-568-1350 The breakfast, lunch and dinner menu features almost every traditional item available including chopped liver, latkes, Chicago knockwurst, sweet & sour cabbage soup, brisket, pastrami, and corned beef as well as Rib Eye Steak, BBQ Baby Back Ribs and Rotisserie Chicken. The breakfasts are simple or sumptuous, and the coffee is so delicious (their own blend) you will want a second cup. The Bakery-on-thepremises features fresh breads BAKED DAILY plus delicious pastries and cakes. Open 7 days , 7 am-9 pm.
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French Cafe Des Beaux Arts 73-640 El Paseo at Larkspur Palm Desert / 760-346-0669 Come see why Café des Beaux Arts has been a local favorite for over 20 years. Enjoy the beautiful desert mountain views on a climatecontrolled patio. A French Bistro featuring Quiche Lorraine, Salad Niçoise, Crepes and Coq au Vin for French-food devotees, while a large array of savoring sandwiches, salads and of course Steak-Frites are sure to please everyone. The dinner menu combines delectable appetizers, and entrees such as Shrimp Provençale, Duckling a L’Orange, Roast Rack of Lamb and homemade desserts. Open for breakfast Friday through Monday and for lunch and dinner daily. Live music two nights a week during season in our bar. Pomme Frite Restaurant 256 South Palm Canyon Palm Springs / 760-778-3727 “A touch of Europe” located in Downtown Palm Springs. This cozy bistro features specialties such as steamed black mussels, beef stew (Flemish style), prime Chateau steak, California Bouillabaisse, baked French Onion soup, Belgian chocolate mousse served with Creme Anglaise. Most dishes are served with crispy pommes frites and homemade dipping sauce. Large selection of Belgian beers, plus French and California wines. Superior cuisine, bistro ambiance and attention to detail. Continued on page 32
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Italian Backstreet Bistro 72-820 El Paseo, (behind Staples) Palm Desert / 760-346-6393 “Where friends meet friends” . . . the Backstreet Bistro is open daily for lunch and dinner, and serving breakfast on weekends. The Backstreet Bistro with its’ beautiful mountain views offers a wide variety of favorites from salads and sandwiches and homemade soups for lunch and a full Italian menu along with the best fresh fish specials daily. Enjoy live jazz every Tuesday evening and Saturday afternoons on their pet friendly, misted patio. Full bar, specialty martinis and a wide variety of wines at a reasonable price. Reservations recommended.
Cafe Italia 74-901 Highway 111 (Ralph’s Shopping Center) Indian Wells / 760-773-3080 www.cafeitaliaindianwells.com Cafe Italia is a dining experience like no other! The northern Italian menu and wine lists are extensive. The finest ingredients are freshly prepared, and dinners include soup, salad, and a little something extra. The dining room staff sing for your pleasure! Hostesses, Servers, and Busboys entertain with Standards, Show Tunes, Opera, and Disney songs! (Dark Sundays).
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Dine inside or outside on our beautiful patio
all day, all night, all week!
Excluding beverages, Happy Hour, 3-Course Feast, Sunday Brunch, and Early Bird Special. Not valid with other offers or discounts.
ENJOY A HUGE MENU!
Open daily at 8am for Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner & Happy Hour
Expires 9/30/15
2015 Diner’s Choice Winner: Open table top 10 Dining Hot Spots in Palm Springs
200 South Palm Canyon Drive DOWNTOWN PALM SPRINGS
760-327-LULU (5858) LULUPALMSPRINGS.COM
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(Backstreet Bistro is closing July 15, reopening late September)
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Pomme Frite
FRENCH and BELGIAN Cuisine
LUNCH: Fri., Sat., Sun. 11:30am - 2:30pm DINNER - Daily 5pm - 11pm Closed Tuesdays
Belgian bistro, beers, wines, full bar
256 South Palm Canyon between Baristo & Arenas
Palm Springs
(760) 778-3727
www.pomme-frite.com
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Italian Mimmo’s Italian Restaurant & Bar 73-540 Highway 111 (across from Jensens} Palm Desert / 760-346-9712 Owners Mimmo and Victoria Di Salvo bring to your table the same fresh natural food they would serve to their family and friends in their home. They serve top quality local produce, high quality meats and fish, fresh picked herbs from their own garden, organic eggs, sugars, and whole grains. All sauces, ravioli, dressings, organic breads and desserts are made daily in their kitchen. The atmosphere is friendly, elegant and modern. Open for dinner only. Mon. thru Sat. 5pm to 9pm. Ristorante Mamma Gina 73-705 El Paseo Palm Desert / 760-568-9898 “A breath of Tuscany on El Paseo” is how 2002 Zagat Survey rated Ristorante Mamma Gina. Family owned and serving the desert for 18 years, the Pierattoni family mantra is “Use only the best and don’t change authentic recipes”. Only olive oil is used for cooking. There is a bounty of skillfully prepared grilled fishes, poultry, meats and several pastas and risotto dishes. Full service bar and extensive wine list. The atmosphere is sunny, desert casual attire is acceptable. Open for dinner 7 days a week. Convenient Valet parking.
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Mexican Las Casuelas Nuevas 70-050 Hwy. 111 Rancho Mirage / 760-328-8844 Dine under the stars on the most beautiful garden patio north of Mexico City....or inside the legendary hacienda-style restaurant. Specialties include crab enchiladas, spicy pork fajitas and Las Casuelas Nuevas’ famous margarita. Open daily for lunch at 11 a.m. and dinner from 4 p.m. Sunday “Champagne Brunch” is $24.95 for adults; $19.95 without champagne; and $14.95 for children 12 and under, served from 10am to 3pm. $4.00 Happy Hour Sun-Thur. 4:00 to close; Fri. & Sat., 4pm-6pm.
Las Casuelas Quinta Hwy 111 & Washington La Quinta / 760-777-7715 Three fireplaces warm this colorful and inviting restaurant. Whether savoring a Margarita by the fire on the cozy outdoor palapa patio or with the sound of the live nightly entertainment in the Cantina, you’re sure to feel tradition bridged with creativity. The “Quinta” kitchen serves- the locals’ favorites, Chimichangas, Sizzling Fajitas and Tostada Supremas along with some “new” already popular, smoked Jalapeno Baby Back Ribs and BBQ Grilled Chicken Flautas. Open daily at 10:30am, low carb and children’s menu available. Come join the Fiesta! Continued on page 36
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Thai Thai Smile 73725 El Paseo Palm Desert / 760-341-6565 Our Rancho Mirage location has moved to El Paseo. For a delicious adventure discover this outstanding restaurant that brings you the flavors of Thailand, at reasonable prices. The décor is tasteful, the hospitality is genuine, and the food is SUPREME. Start with an appetizer of mee-krob or wonton soup. The entrees: Red Mountain Chicken or Shrimp, Chicken Lemon Grass, Chicken Spicy Peanut Sauce, Duck Shoo-Shee, Devil Scallops or a Veggie trio. You can also create your own entrée and choose from the
many Asian beers that compliment all the dishes or select a glass of fine wine. And don’t forget dessert! Whatever you choose you are sure to leave this restaurant with a smile. Open 7 days for lunch and dinner from 11:30-9:00.
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East Coast Deli with West Coast Style Sherman’s Deli and Bakery is a true culinary landmark in Palm Springs and Palm Desert. Open for breakfast, lunch and dinner, this Kosher-style family restaurant has been the “meeting place” for locals, vacationers and celebrities for over a half a century. Sherman Harris came to the desert in 1953 to visit a friend at Lawry’s Steak Ranch. He fell in love with the area, stayed on to manage the ranch and realized his true calling when he opened Sherman’s Deli and Bakery. A true family restaurant, it is now run by his son Sam and daughter Janet. Sherman may not be with us anymore, but his presence is felt every day in every way. Sam and Janet remember bussing tables and waiting on tables and listening to their father’s frequent reminders to “treat every one who came through the doors as though they were a guest in your home”. He loved his customers and his community and they loved him back. Sherman’s loyalty and dedication to customer service is as evident today as it was then, carried out by Sam and Janet in the same caring manner as always.
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ust a one hour drive from Palm Springs and desert communities via California Hwy. 243 or on Hwy. 74 through the Santa Rosa/San Jacinto National Monument to Idyllwild. The views are spectacular on this scenic drive. On arriving you will see a charming town of semi-Bavarian Chalet architecture, quaint inns, restaurants, antique shops, gift stores and art galleries. Rock Climbing is another favorite past time in which to enjoy Idyllwild. With many boulders and the legendary Tahquitz and Suicide Rocks, Idyllwild attracts beginners as well as seasoned professionals.
Plein Air Festival • June 7 -9
Art Alliance of Idyllwild’s Plein Air Art Festival and Sizzling Summer Gallery Tour. www.artinidyllwild.org Photo by John Pacheco/Courtesy Idyllwild Town Crier.
4th of July Parade
Fourth of July Parade is a beloved tradition. www.idyllwildtowncrier.com Photo by John Pacheco/Courtesy Idyllwild Town Crier.
Jazz in the Pines Festival August 15 & 16
The 22nd annual Jazz in the Pines Festival Photo by J.P. Crumrine/Idyllwild Town Crier
Native Arts Festival June 28 - July 4
The Festival includes a series of events, exhibits and performances www.idyllwildarts.org Photo credit: Idyllwild Arts Academy & Summer Program
6th Annual Lemon LIly Fesival • July 11 & 12
Lemon Lily Festival is in its sixth year. www.lemonlilyfestival.com Photo by Cheryl Bayse/Courtesy Idyllwild Town Crier.
Wine Tasting
Call Idyllwild Town Crier for firm dates and further information (951) 659-2145.
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Spotlighting Concierges: (left to right) Ann Britt Holm, Christine Hagen (Chef Concierge member Les Clefs d’Or USA), and Shannon Spiess at the beautiful hotel THE PARKER Palm Springs, located at 2400 East Palm Canyon, Palm Springs. Missing from photo, concierge John Federbusch.
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he DESERT RESORT CONCIERGE ASSOCIATION would like to welcome you to the Coachella Valley! We are a professional organization of local concierges and may be found in most of our major hotels throughout the valley. With so much to see and do in the desert, time is precious! Your concierge is here to serve you, whether you need assistance with local restaurants, theater tickets, local attractions or whatever.
If you are a tourist or a local ...”your best friend away from home”, your hotel concierge is ready to help assist you with tour ideas, current events and can even help-out in a crisis. Stop by the concierge desk and you will be greeted with a smile and open arms. The DESERT HOTEL / RESORT CONCIERGE ASSOCIATION
It’s Forever “Sonny” in Palm Springs Sonny Bono, the famed celebrity/Mayor/ Congressman who died in a Lake Tahoe ski accident in January, 1998, has been honored with a life-sized bronze sculpture in downtown Palm Springs. The sculpture was created by Palm Springs’ Emmanuil and Janet Snitovsky. Sony Bono served as mayor of Palm Springs from 1988 to 1992. The sculpture is located at 155 South Palm Canyon Drive (Plaza Mercado).
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If a small fire started in your kitchen, would you ignore it? Of course not. In much the same way, it’s critical to find breast cancer early, when it’s most treatable. Call 1-877 GO KOMEN or visit komen.org to learn more. Because every woman is at risk. This space is provided as a public service. ©2007 Susan G. Komen for the Cure
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HAPPENINGS IN THE DESERT CVRep’s Luminary Luncheon and book signing for author Theodore Bikel
Theadore Bikel and Kay Ballard
A luncheon and book signing for Legendary actor, recording artist, activist and author Theadore Bikel, was attended by many fans and was very successful. Actress Kaye Ballard was
caught having him autograph her copy of “Theo: An Autobiography” the updated issue. The luncheon was catered by Lulu California Bistro and held at the Atrium in Rancho Mirage.
KMIR-TV (NBC) partnered with Jan Boydstun, the Vally’s celebrated “Gadget Gal” and owner of Kitchen Kitchen in Indian Wells. Viewers will learn cooking tips and signature recipes from some of the Vally’s most exciting Chefs. The inaugural season includes visits to Copley’s, BluEmber, Castelli’s, Mitch’s on El Paseo, Fantasy Springs, Hibachi, Bobby Mao’s and Catalan. The show is presented by Olive A’ Sudden, with locations in Palm Springs and Palm Desert. The show airs on Saturdays at 7 p.m.
Jan Boydstun, owner Kitchen Kitchen
“What’s Cooking with Jan Boydstun” at KMIR
ATTRACTIONS 44 44 51 ATTRACTIONS 44 AGUA CALIENTE CULTURAL MUSEUM Discover and experience the history and culture of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians – earliest people of Palm Springs – through exhibitions, educational programs, and cultural festivals. Conveniently located in downtown Palm Springs at 219 South Palm Canyon Drive, the Museum is open 10 to 5 Sept-May (Wed–Sun) and June-Aug (Fri-Sun). Call 760-778-1079 or visit www.accmuseum.org. Free admission and parking. Picture yourself on a relaxing horseback ride at sunset surrounded by breathtaking mountain views! Crazy Horse Ranch is a family owned ranch located just outside of Palm Springs that offers private trail rides, private lessons, horse boarding, horse rescue and camps for adults and children. Owner, Jacklyn will teach you the ropes to ensure that your horse ride is an unforgettable experience! Perfect for adults and children alike. 50440 Cheyenne Trail, B853, Morongo Valley, CA 92256. 888.959.6724 OR 760.831.6450. www.crazyhorseranchca.com. TAKE A BALLOON FLIGHT ...The best view of Southern California’s unique deserts, coastline, lakes and wine country are enjoyed aloft, on board a thrilling Balloon Flight. Colorful, 7-story high, 2-6 passenger hot air balloons ascend daily. Your comfort and safety are assured by experienced and top-rated, professional pilots and ground crew. Call Fantasy Balloon Flights at 760.568.0997 for reservations. TAHQUITZ CANYON 500 W. Mesquite, west of Palm Canyon Drive in downtown Palm Springs, is home to a spectacular 60-foot waterfall, rock art, ancient irragation systems, native wildlife and plants. The visitor center offers educational and cultural exhibits and a video which narrates the legend of Tahquitz Canyon. A 2 hour walking tour is available. 760.416.7044. The entrance to PALM CANYON, MURRAY CANYON and ANDREAS CANYON is on So. Palm Canyon Dr., 3 miles south of East Palm Canyon Drive. 760.325.5673 “Coming in for a landing “ at the PALM SPRINGS AIR MUSEUM are bombers, fighters and trainers, and the World’s largest collection of flying WWII airplanes. This museum is a living tribute to America’s Veterans and the planes they flew. Open daily. Located at Palm Springs Regional Airport, 745 Gene Autry Trail. For details call 760.778.6262.
Friends of the Desert Mountains offers guided hikes, lectures, family programs and more, and puts on the free Coachella Valley Wildflower Festival each March. We are located at the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument Visitor Center, 51500 Highway 74 in Palm Desert. Call (760)862-9984 or visit us at http://www.desertmountains.org for more information about our hikes and events. SHIELDS DATE GARDEN has been in operation since 1924. Specializing in Super Jumbo Royal Medjools, Deglet Noor, Blonde and Burnette dates - all beautifully packed. They also carry dried fruit and nuts. Don’t leave the desert without having one of their famous “Date Shakes” or “Date Ice Cream”. FREE MOVIE on the “Romance & Sex Life of the Date” is on-going. Open 7 days a week, 8 am-6 pm. 80-225 U.S. Hwy. 111 in Indio. Call 760. 347.7768.
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Desert Adventures – Celebrating 25 Years of Tourism Excellence! - Climb aboard the Big Red Jeeps for an unforgettable journey into the REAL desert. Desert Adventures exclusive San Andreas Fault Adventure takes you to a private 800+ acre preserve right on the San Andreas Fault where you will explore a lush natural palm oasis, tour a replica Cahuilla Village to learn about the culture and lifestyle of the Cahuilla Indians and witness extraordinary scenery as your jeep winds its way through the labyrinth of geological cuts and canyons of the San Andreas Fault Zone. Desert Adventures also offers a fascinating jeep and hiking excursions to the magnificent Palm Springs Indian Canyons where native fan palms and more than 150 species of plants beckon travelers to the lush oases that were the ancient home of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians. If you prefer to travel in air-conditioned comfort, you can also choose from one of several tours in Desert Adventures eco-friendly CNG Van. Visit the stunning Joshua Tree National Park where you will spend a full three hours inside the park as you enjoy a short guided hike through Hidden Valley, visit the Desert Queen Mine and take in the spectacular views from the Key’s View Overlook. Other tours visit the windmills, Coachella Valley Preserve, Whitewater Preserve and other points of interest in the Coachella Valley. You can also hire a professional guide to take you on a customized sightseeing or hiking excursion in your car or Desert Adventures SUV. For more information or reservations, call (760) 324-5337 or (888) 440-5337 ext. 1 Toll Free or visit Desert Adventures online at red-jeep.com/tours. Be sure to mention Key Magazine for the best rates or check out the Packages and Promotions page of Desert Adventures website for current specials.
Life is an adventure…Make it a Desert Adventure!
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THIS RARE HAND-MADE PUEBLO IS A HISTORIC LANDMARK OPEN FOR DAILY TOURS AND SPECIAL EVENTS OPEN TUESDAY - SUNDAY 9:00 AM - 5:00 PM 67-616 E. DESERT VIEW AVENUE DESERT HOT SPRINGS, CALIFORNIA 92240
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Street Fair at the College of the Desert in Palm Desert is held every weekend starting at 7 am until 12 pm with more than 250 vendors, arts & crafts, food and entertainment. Free admission & parking. Easy entry and parking off Magnesia Falls & Monterey in Palm Desert 760-773.2567.
La Quinta Museum 77-885 Calle Montezuma, La Quinta, CA 92253. 760.777.7170 / Tues-Sat 10am to 4pm. Discover the history, arts and culture of La Quinta as highlighted in this beautiful two-story building. The facilities feature two galleries, a historic building, a must-see mural depicting the history of La Quinta and programs for all ages. Palm Springs Village Fest is held every Thurs. evening on N. Palm Canyon Dr. from Baristo Rd. to Amado Rd. featuring vendors, food, entertainment and Farmers Market. Village Fest hours are 6-10pm. Visit The River at Rancho Mirage! 12 restaurants, 14 screen theater complex, unique boutique shops including Ben & Jerry’s, Robann’s Jewelers and many others. It’s water that brings a des-
48 48 ert to life which is why The River is more than simply a shopping and entertainment center. The River provides a parklike waterfront with an entertainment amphitheater, live music (during season), fountains and cascading waterfalls. The River is an unmatched environment of style and beauty, providing a place to spend the day and enjoy the evening. 71-800 Highway 111 at Bob Hope, Rancho Mirage. 760-341-2711
backstreet ART DISTRICT is the coolest, hippest art destination in the desert. Stroll through artist-owned galleries and working studios. Nationally and Internationally recognized artists - including paintings, sculpture, photography, jewelry, ceramics. OPEN Thursday thru Sunday, 11 am to 4 pm. Located off East Palm Canyon Drive behind the Mercedes Dealership and 2 blocks from the Parker Hotel at 2600 South Cherokee Way in Palm Springs. Indio Open-Air Market is held every Wed & Sat from 4-10 pm at the Riverside County Fair and National Date Festival grounds. 1.800.222.SHOP.
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50 EVENTS 50 GOLF 50 ATTRACTIONS 50 CATHEDRAL CANYON COUNTRY CLUB 68311 Paseo Real, Cathedral City 18 Regulation, Par 72. 760-328-6571 DESERT DUNES GOLF CLUB 19300 Palm Drive, Desert Hot Springs 18 Regulation, Par 72. 760-251-5366 DESERT PRINCESS Country Club & Resort 28-555 Landau Blvd., Cathedral City 27 holes-Par 72 760-322-2280 DESERT WILLOW GOLF RESORT 38-995 Desert Willow Dr., Palm Desert 36 Regulation, Par 72. 760-346-0015 EAGLE FALLS GOLF COURSE AT FANTASY SPRINGS RESORT CASINO 84-245 Indio Springs Parkway, Indio 18-hole, Par 72 championship golf course. 760-238-5633 EMERALD DESERT COUNTRY CLUB 76-000 Frank Sinatra Drive, Palm Desert 9 Executive, Par 31. 760-345-4770 HERITAGE PALMS 44291 Heritage Palms Drive South, Indio 18 Regulation, Par 72. 760-772-7334 INDIAN PALMS COUNTRY CLUB 48630 Monroe Street, Indio 27 Hole, Par 72. 760-775-4444 GOLF RESORT AT INDIAN WELLS 44-500 Indian Wells Lane, Palm Desert 36 Regulation, Par 72. 760-346-4653. INDIO MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE 83-040 Avenue 42, Indio 18 Executive, Par 54. 760-347-9156 LA QUINTA RESORT Mountain Course 50-200 Avenida Vista Bonita, La Quinta 18 Regulation, Par 72. 760-564-4111
MARRIOTT’S DESERT SPRINGS RESORT 74-855 Country Club Dr., Palm Desert 36 Regulation, Par 72. 760-341-1756. MESQUITE GOLF & COUNTRY CLUB 2700 East Mesquite Ave., Palm Springs 18 Regulation, Par 72. 760-323-1502 MISSION LAKES COUNTRY CLUB 8484 Clubhouse Blvd., Desert Hot Springs 18 Regulation, Par 71. 760-329-8061 PALM DESERT RESORT COUNTRY CLUB 77-333 Country Club Dr., Palm Desert 18 Regulation, Par 72. 760-345-2791 PALM ROYALE COUNTRY CLUB Fred Waring at Washington, La Quinta Par 18, Par 3, Par 54. 760-345-9701 TAHQUITZ CREEK GOLF RESORT 1885 Golf Club Dr., Palm Springs 36 Regulation, Par 72. 760-328-1005 TOMMY JACOBS’ BEL AIR GREENS 1001 So. El Cielo Rd., Palm Springs 9 Executive, Par 32. 760-322-6062 PGA WEST RESORT Nicklaus and Stadium 56-150 PGA Blvd., La Quinta 36 Regulation, Par 72. 760-564-6666. SANTA ROSA COUNTRY CLUB 38105 Portola Ave., Palm Desert 760-568-5717 SUN CITY PALM DESERT 38180 Del Webb Boulevard, Palm Desert 760-200-2100 WOODHAVEN COUNTRY CLUB 41555 Woodhaven Dr., E. Palm Desert 760-345-7636
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Wet ‘n’ Wild Palm Springs offers 21 acres of water adventures so you can soak, surf and slide to beat the desert heat. Guests can enjoy 20 different water attractions including California’s largest wave pool, 14 terrific water slides and the NEW Flow Rider! Wet ‘n’ Wild Palm Springs is bringing surfing to the desert with the Flow Rider. This is a skill and thrill attraction for all ages allowing riders to catch and ride a wave on a boogie board. A rush that you would normally experience in the ocean is now what you will experience at Wet ‘n’ Wild Palm Springs. This ride is never the same twice! Wet ‘n’ Wild Palm Springs offers plenty of family fun. Made exclusively for tomorrow’s surfers, Gremmie Lagoon offers wannabe wave riders their own pint-sized water slides and splash pool. And the
55 whole family is in for a good time at Kahuna’s Beach House, Southern California’s largest family water funhouse. For those wanting to beat the heat and have a little privacy, our private cabanas allow guests to have it made in the shade. Complete with misters, lounge chairs, table, inner tube and personal wait service a private cabana will give you the full VIP experience. Wet ‘n’ Wild Palm Springs is open March 14th - October 11th. Specific operating days and hours can be found at www.wetnwildpalmsprings.com. Regular Adult admission (12-61) $36.99. WITH THIS COUPON, JUST $30.99 ($6 Savings), for kids (3-11) and seniors 62+ always just $26.99. Admission includes unlimited use of all water park rides and attractions.
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A. Onishenko, Passion for Freedom, 2014, 81w x 45h
Genuine 50 million year old fossil mural, Sting Ray, 25 x 37
A. Onishenko, Sailing, 2015, 44w x 44h
73-111 El Paseo Drive, Suite #107 Palm Desert, CA 92260 760-346-8800
www.filsingergallery.com