The GEM January 2026

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THE GEM JANUARY 2026

In this issue Mini Pizzas, Big Smiles: Culinary Kids Cook Up Fun at La Quinta Library The American Express Returns: A Bigger Spotlight on La Quinta, the Gem of the Desert Veterans Flags Fly at Civic Center Campus

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Mini Pizzas, Big Smiles: Culinary Kids Cook Up Fun at La Quinta Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8 City Manager’s Message . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14 Community Services Update . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15 La Quinta Museum Exhibits & Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 16 It’s Your Library . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17 The American Express Returns: A Bigger Spotlight on La Quinta, the Gem of the Desert . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22 Veterans Flags Fly at Civic Center Campus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26

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CHAIRMAN’S MESSAGE By: Jeff Fishbein Chairman of the La Quinta Chamber of Commerce

As we welcome a new year, January is a time of fresh beginnings, renewed energy, and reflection on what makes La Quinta such a special place to live, work, and do business.

The start of the year brings a noticeable sense of momentum throughout our city. Seasonal residents have returned, our local businesses are bustling, and our community calendar is already filling with events, activities, and opportunities to connect. This vibrant energy is a direct reflection of the entrepreneurs, small business owners, home-based businesses, and professionals who work every day to keep La Quinta thriving.

La Quinta’s business landscape continues to evolve and diversify, blending well-known national brands with exciting locally owned concepts, particularly along the Highway 111 corridor. In 2025 alone, we have welcomed new businesses such as Chick-fil-A, Daiso, The Golf Bar, Kitchen Ten Eleven, Dunkin’, Quick Quack Car Wash, Five Below, and PGA TOUR Superstore, just to name a few. These additions enhance our local economy, create jobs, and provide residents and visitors with even more reasons to shop, dine, and spend time in our city.

Looking ahead, our signature events continue to showcase La Quinta on a regional and international stage. The upcoming The American Express PGA Golf Tournament brings global attention, visitors, and significant economic impact to our valley, while the La Quinta Car Show in February highlights our community’s unique character and creativity, drawing residents and visitors together near Old Town for a truly special experience. Events like these not only celebrate our lifestyle but also provide meaningful opportunities for local businesses to shine.

One of our goals as a Chamber in the coming year is to continue strengthening connections across our business community. Whether you operate a storefront, a service business, or work from home, each of you plays an important role in our local economy. Supporting one another, collaborating, and keeping business local helps ensure long-term success for everyone.

January also reminds us of the importance of planning and progress. The Chamber will continue advocating for a strong business climate, supporting community events, and working closely with city leadership to ensure La Quinta remains a place where businesses can grow and families can flourish. From networking mixers to educational programs and community initiatives, we are committed to delivering value to our members throughout the year.

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Mini Pizzas, Big Smiles: Culinary Kids Cook Up Fun at La Quinta Library Story by: Sherry Barkas/City of La Quinta “Who likes pizza?”

“Me! Me,” the six girls, ages 5 to 7, in black aprons shouted back as they shot their hands into the air.

Then they chatted and giggled with each other as they created mini-pizzas during the Culinary Kids program at the La Quinta Library with step-by-step help from Sarah Lawson, library associate, who leads the program.

“It’s super fun,” said Lawson, a mother of two daughters ages 10 and 11 years old, who enjoys her job and the kids that attend the programs.

In the December 1 class, the students made mini-pizzas using English muffins for the crust, spooning on sauce and sprinkling with cheese then choosing toppings they like including pepperoni, a variety of bell peppers, sliced olives and pineapple.

“My favorite thing is them getting messy with it,” Lawson said.

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The Culinary Kids classes for 8- to 12-year-olds often include different recipes or they may create the same thing but with some changes. For example, rather than use English muffins, the older students made pizza dough.

“We teach them about working as a team in the kitchen and having fun with it. If they spill something or make a mess, it’s like don’t worry about it, don’t rush to clean it up but enjoy your cooking time and we’ll clean it up later,” she said.

“With the 8- to 12-year-olds we try to keep it the same topic. Last month we did a pastry for both of them but the one we did for the (younger) kids was like an instant pudding mix and they made their own mini-banana cream pies,” Lawson said.

She also teaches kitchen safety.

“That took only 20 minutes and I knew the older kids would want something more advanced, so we ended up doing colored Rice Krispies treats and they got to do all the marshmallow melting themselves and the whole thing,” she said.

Some recipes are a team effort.

“With the banana cream pie, one packet (of pudding) makes so many servings so we had them pick who pours the milk and who does the powder – we try to split it up so everyone has something to do,” Lawson said.

Usually at the end of the class, kids will pitch in and help wipe things down, she said.

“My first and foremost (message) is cooking should be fun,” Lawson said.

Bringing Kids Together Students can eat their creations in the class or take them home for later, she said.

When it came to the pizzas, they couldn’t wait to eat what they made.

Five-year-old Paige Siani enjoys cooking with her mother, Heather Siani of Indio, and loves pizza. So, it was a great morning when she and her good friend, Kenzley With, attended their first Culinary Kids

A Side Lesson with Avocados Culinary Kids was started about two years ago, when parents who are homeschooling their children asked the library staff about creating some youth programs during the school day rather than after-school or on weekends.

The homeschool parents were looking for something they could include in the kids’ curriculums, said Sara DeLaCruz, library branch manager. cooking class and made pizzas.

The girls know each other from church and hugged when they saw each other.

“We cook at home together all the time,” Janelle With said of daughter Kenzley, 5.

Heather Siani learned of the program through a homeschoolers group and shared the information with Janelle With.

Seated around a table creating their pizzas, the six girls chatted and giggled as if they’d all known each other for years.

Each class is up to an hour long and usually has a 50-50 mix of girls and boys though on December 1 the students were all girls.

Bianca Delgado brought daughters, Mia, 6, and Jimena, 5, to their second Culinary Kids class. The first time, they made small pies.

“They loved it and were asking, ‘When’s the next class,’” Delgado said, adding they like to help her at home in making sourdough breads and cakes.

They live in Thermal and visit the La Quinta Library often and Delgado said she learned of the program when she saw it on the calendar of events.

“It’s been a popular program,” she said.

Culinary Kids crosses into other programs as well through the use of produce grown using the library’s hydroponic Flex Farm and sustainability through the library’s vermicomposting of organic waste.

Vermicomposting uses red wiggler worms to turn food scraps and organic waste into compost that is used in the library’s garden.

While the pizzas were cooking, Lawson taught the students about avocados – how to tell if they are ripe, the proper way to cut them using a butter knife and how to easily remove the pit by pressing the back of the avocado their thumbs.

Students had a great time with the avocados, digging them out of the skins with their hands.

Culinary Kids classes currently offered are for homeschooled kids but the library is planning to do a monthly class on Saturdays that will be open to ages 5 to 12. That is tentatively scheduled to start at the end of February – check the Library’s Facebook page or events calendar for dates.

“I did have a lot of kids at an outreach at Truman Elementary who mentioned they really wanted to learn cooking,” Lawson said.

Program Registration Culinary Kids is one of dozens of programs offered by the library for free, including book clubs, monthly birthday parties, a Chess Club for all levels, a writing club, and more. There are programs for all age groups and skill levels with new ones routinely being added.

The library offers two Culinary Kids programs, one for ages 5 to 7 years and another for ages 8 to 12, on alternating Mondays at 11 a.m.

Each Culinary Kids class can hold up to 12 students.

For upcoming classes, check the library’s event calendar at www.playinlaquinta. com or www.facebook.com/laquintapl/events.

Preregistration is required and can be done by visiting the library or calling 760564-4767.

Find a full calendar of events and more on the library’s various programs at www. playinlaquinta.com.

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CITY MANAGER’S MESSAGE By: Jon McMillen, La Quinta City Manager

ears for law enforcement, helping us identify trends early and respond more effectively.”

Happy New Year! I, the City Council and staff wish you all a year filled with happiness and good health.

One thing I would like to encourage our residents to do this year is get involved with Neighborhood Watch, if you aren’t already.

While the City’s crime rates remain among the lowest in the Coachella Valley, falling year-over-year the last three years, our public safety teams say that efforts to keep our community safe are boosted when residents and business owners report unusual activity in their neighborhoods.

“La Quinta continues to be recognized as one of the safest cities in the Coachella Valley, with overall crime rates steadily declining over the past three years. This ongoing success is the result of strong partnerships between our deputies, city leadership, and most importantly our residents,” Riverside County Sherff’s Lt. Nicolas Lingle said.

A key factor in this progress is the active involvement of the community through programs such as Neighborhood Watch, Lingle said.

“When neighbors look out for one another, stay informed, and report suspicious activity, it creates a powerful layer of prevention that no agency can provide alone,” he said. “Neighborhood Watch groups serve as extra eyes and CITY UPDATES

“We thank the residents of La Quinta for their vigilance and commitment to keeping our community safe. Together, we will continue to reduce crime and maintain the high quality of life that makes La Quinta one of the Coachella Valley’s most secure and welcoming cities,” Lingle added.

Upcoming Meetings The next Neighborhood Watch meeting is Thursday, January 22, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m. in the Study Session room at City Hall.

For most meetings, the topic is chosen based on trends the City’s public safety team is seeing in the area. For example, if police notice an increase in scam calls or emails, they will focus on how residents can best protect themselves.

January’s meeting will be a Code Compliance meet-and-greet, offering residents an opportunity to ask questions related to code issues.

Neighborhood Watch was formed in 1972 with residents in communities across the country working together with law enforcement agencies, private organizations, and individual citizens uniting to prevent crime and improve their local communities.

It encourages neighbors to get to know and look out for each other by being observant, reporting suspicious activity The project will include improvements to existing park and pool facilities.

Fritz Burns Improvements Construction on the multiphase Fritz Burns Park Improvement Project is underway with most of the work continuing through February.

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Improvements in the pool area will continue through May. The pickleball and tennis courts will remain open throughout construction.

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to the police, and implementing crime prevention techniques.

The goal is to discourage and prevent crime through increased community awareness and collaboration, not by vigilante action.

There are Neighborhood Watch organizations in communities throughout La Quinta. The meetings at City Hall bring members together with public safety representatives that include law enforcement, fire personnel and City code enforcement officers to discuss criminal activity and other concerns along with tips from officials on ways people can protect themselves from becoming victims of crime.

Meetings are held the fourth Thursdays most months, from 10:30 to 11:30 a.m.

There are no meetings during the summer, June through August.

Following is the schedule through May 2026: • January 22 • February – no meeting due to the La Quinta Art Celebration • March 26 • April – no meeting due to the music festivals • May 28 Residents are encouraged to attend and bring questions and suggest ideas for different meeting topics.

For any questions about Neighborhood Watch meetings, please contact Sally Shelton at sally_shelton@aol.com.

Swimming programs at Fritz Burns have been temporarily moved to Indio’s Pawley Pool during construction.

Check the website, www.laquintaca.gov/fbpark for updates and more details.

A community outreach meeting was held December 4 at City Hall for the upcoming Pavement Management Plan (PMP) project.

Workshop “Act 2”: Wednesdays, January 7 – 28, 5:30 – 6:30 p.m. A workshop series designed for women navigating life’s second half, offering guidance through self-reflection, dreaming, and planning. Led by Susan Magrino, the sessions empower participants to evolve and thrive. Fee: $60

The upcoming PMP includes the following streets: Avenida Diaz, Avenida Juarez, Avenida Madero, Avenida Cortez, Avenida Morales, Avenida Montezuma, Calle Nogales, Calle Ensenada, Calle Sonora, Calle Durango, Calle Sinaloa, Calle Hidalgo, Monticello Community, La Quinta Highlands Community, and Adams Street.

HICAP One-on-One Consultations: Monday, January 12, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.

A HICAP counselor one-on-one appointment for Medicare health insurance benefits. Appointments to meet at the Wellness Center can be made by calling HICAP at 800-4340222 or 909-256-8369.

Construction is anticipated to start in January and be completed by the end of March.

Read with Me Volunteer Program: Tuesday, January 13, 10 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Read With Me is recruiting volunteers for Truman Elementary and 21 other local Coachella Valley elementary schools.

Community Outreach Meeting

COMMUNITY SERVICES Alzheimer’s Coachella Valley: Tuesday, January 20, 10 – 11:30 Online registration available at LaQuintaCA.gov For more information, please call (760) 564-0096.

WELLNESS CENTER Creative Wellness, Indoors Ballroom, Latin, Swing

6 – 7 p.m.

Physical Wellness Deep Stretch 2:45 – 3:30 p.m.

Walking Group (indoors) 8 – 10 a.m.

Mat Pilates 11 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Personal Trainer (by appt.)

9 a.m. – 3 p.m.

Pickleball 101 6 – 7 p.m.

(Fritz Burns Ct #3 & #4) Sound Bath 6 – 7 p.m.

Tai Chi Yang 1:30 – 2:30 p.m.

Yoga Flow Monday(with Billee) 11 a.m. – 12 p.m.

Yoga Flow Wednesday 11 a.m. – 12 p.m. (with Billee) Social Wellness La Quinta Ukulele Strummers 2 – 4 p.m.

Movie Matinee (no fee) 1 p.m.

Social Bridge 12 - 4 p.m. (call Pat 760-219-9972; $4 fee) Mah Jongg “American” ($2 fee) 12:30 – 3 p.m.

Mexican Train Dominoes 1 – 4 p.m. ($2 fee) Quilting for Good Times 1 – 3 p.m. (volunteers)

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OPEN COURT TIME AT LA QUINTA BOYS & GIRLS CLUB Desert Recreation District (DRD), the Boys & Girls Club, and the City of La Quinta have partnered to offer the following activities: Volleyball on Tuesdays, Wednesdays & Thursdays, 7 – 9 p.m. (doors open at 6:45 p.m.). Ages: All ages (13 and under must be accompanied by an adult). Fee: $5 daily drop-in or $30 for an 8-visit Express Pass. For more information, call DRD at 760-564-9921.

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January (New Year) Luncheon: Wednesday, January 14, 11:30 a.m.

Meet familiar and new friends while enjoying a catered meal from a local La Quinta restaurant. Seating is limited; $4 fee Look Who’s in the Lobby/Presentations/Workshops Medicare Health Insurance: Tuesday, January 6, 10 – 11:30 a.m. Free information and answers to your questions about Medicare provided by Bill Proctor & Associates Inc.

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LA QUINTA MUSEUM 77885 Avenida Montezuma La Quinta, CA 92253 (760) 777-7170 La Quinta Museum October 2025 The La Quinta Museum is open Tuesday - Saturday, 10 a.m.- 4 p.m.

Admission and programs are FREE Please note: La Quinta Museum will be CLOSED on Thursday and Friday, January 1- 2, for the New Year holiday.

EVENTS: Thursday January 8, 5 – 6 p.m.

Music at the Museum: The Gaveliers The Gaveliers, a duo featuring musicians Rusty Moore and Jeff Zella, are bringing a ’70s and ’80s folk rock vibe to the Museum Courtyard. Don’t miss it!

Saturday, January 17, 5 – 7 p.m.

In Your Dreams Artist Reception Drop in and meet the talented local creatives who brought to life the artwork of “In Your Dreams!”

EXHIBITS: FEATURED EXHIBIT: “In Your Dreams,” on exhibit through February 28 Discover the creativity of our local artists in “In Your Dreams,” an exhibit exploring the boundary between imagination and reality. Enjoy this vibrant exhibit of 50 artworks, each with a unique vision of what it means to dream.

NEW SPOTLIGHT EXHIBIT in our Local History gallery: “Thanks for the Memories: The Legacy of the Bob Hope Classic” This exhibit celebrates the man behind the tournament that helped shape the Coachella Valley’s identity. Experience the remarkable life of Bob Hope — the beloved entertainer whose quick wit, love of golf, and unwavering commitment to philanthropy transformed a regional event into one of the PGA Tour’s most iconic stops.

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In our Mural Room: “The Spider Woman” on exhibit through January 31 A collaborative exhibit featuring artwork by teachers, students, parents, and professional artists, that interprets the spider inspired by imagination and local culture. Curated by Louisa Higgins, Riverside County arts administrator, and Karen Riley, S.C.R.A.P. Gallery executive director.

Friday, January 16, 1-3 p.m.

Sketchbook Journaling Get in touch with your inner artist with sketchbook journaling. Basic supplies provided.

Please note that Sketchbook Journaling will not be held on Friday, Jan. 2, as the Museum will be closed.

As programs are subject to change, please find the latest information on our FREE programs at facebook.com/LaQuintaMuseum/events

Saturday, January 17, 1- 3 p.m.

Mindful Art Workshop Unwind your mind as we try out meditative art together. This intuitive art practice emphasizes the process of creation rather than the final product, encouraging mindfulness and focus on the present moment. Supplies provided.

Saturday, January 10, 1-3 p.m.

Genealogy Meet-Up Whether you’re a beginner or an expert in genealogy, join us for discussion and collaboration. This month, we’ll learn from a Successful Cluster and Collateral Searches webinar.

Tuesday, January 20, 11 a.m.

Take a Break with Huell Join us for an episode of Huell Howser’s California’s Gold on the big screen. This month, join Huell as he visits one of California’s most recognized landmarks, the Golden Gate Bridge.

Tuesdays, January 13 & 27, 1-3 p.m.

STITCH Fiber Arts Group Bring your fiber project, meet with friends old and new, share what you’ve been working on, and get inspired for your next project.

Thursday, January 29, 3 p.m.

Good Books in the Gallery Let’s read a great book, and then get together to discuss! This month, we’ll discuss “The Dream Hotel” by Laila Lalami. A limited number of free copies are available for book club participants; call 760-777-7170 to request one.

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Wednesday, January 14, 1 p.m.

TED Talk Hangout Let’s enjoy a TED talk on the big screen, and then discuss! This month, we’ll watch “The Thrill of Not Knowing All the Answers” by Harini Bhat.

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Questions about Library programs? Call 760-564-4767 The La Quinta Library will be closing at 5 p.m. on Wednesdays, December 24 and December 31. The Library will be closed on December 25 & 26 in observance of the Christmas holiday and on January 1 & 2 in observance of the New Year Holiday.

SPECIAL EVENTS & NEW PROGRAMS Readers Rising Book Club Saturdays, January 3, 17, 24 & 31 @ 3 p.m. | Ages 8-12 Join us for our weekly tween book club! Each month will highlight a genre of the group’s choice. This month we’re reading “It Found Us”

by Lindsay Currie. Register at the information desk as copies are limited.

Career Show & Tell Saturdays, January 3, 17, 24 & 31 @ 4:15 p.m. | Ages 8-12 Have you ever tried to find interesting ways to turn your current hobbies into a lifelong career? This is for you! These speakers have created an incredible job out of their passions and are excited to share it with you!

A mentalist magician, a special effects makeup artist from Hollywood, a criminal sketch artist, and more!

Reading Buddies Tuesdays, January 6, 13, 20 & 27 @ 11 a.m. | Ages 5-10 Sign up to read with a Reading Buddy! We’ll work on reading and literacy skills through reading activities directed toward improving comprehension and fluency. Registration is required.

Tween Game Night Wednesdays, January 7, 14, 21 & 28 @ 4 p.m. | Ages 8-12 Come hang out after school for GAME NIGHT! Whether you’re a strategy master, trivia whiz, or just in it for fun, there’s something for everyone. Bring friends or arrive solo and team up!

Library After Dark: A Night with Susan Straight Saturday, January 10 @ 5:30 p.m. | Ages 18+ Join us as Susan Straight discusses and signs her latest novel, “Sacrament.” The Best Bookstore in Palm Springs will sell copies of the book at the event. For ages 18+. Call or visit to register.

Pokemon Club Fridays, January 16 & 30 @ 3:15 p.m. | Ages 10-12 Ready to begin your journey or already love all things Pokemon? Join us for Pokemonthemed activities and for the opportunity to

play the Pokemon Trading Card Game! Never played the TCG before? Join to learn!

Great British Book Club Saturday, January 17 @ 10:30 a.m. | Ages 18+ Anglophiles unite! Connect with fellow readers and join us as we take a deep dive into British literature throughout the year. This month we’ll be reading “Sense and Sensibility”

by Jane Austen. For ages 18+.

Listening Night Wednesday, January 21 @ 5:30 p.m. | Ages 18+ Join us as we listen to vinyl records! Feel free to bring a book, craft, or activity to keep your hands occupied! For ages 18+.

The Giving Tree Fridays, January 9 & 30 @ 4:30 p.m. | Ages 5-12 This program is a way to give back to the community! Join us monthly to create and implement charitable service projects. Let’s make an impact!

ONGOING PROGRAMS Teen Book Club Sunday, January 4 @ 12:30 p.m. | Ages 13-17 Join us to discuss “A Study in Drowning” by Ava Reid. Registration is required, please call or visit the library!

Garden Club Saturday, January 10 @ 11:00 AM - 12:00 PM | Ages 18+ Interested in all things green? Join us at the La Quinta Library as we maintain our indoor (houseplants and Flex Farm) and outdoor gardens.

The CLA Lunch at the Library Partner Project is supported in whole or in part by funding provided by the State of California, administered by the California State Library.

Writer’s Block Sunday, January 11 @ 1 p.m. | Ages 18+ Writers of all levels can join us in monthly prompts, exercises & group critiques.

LA QUINTA CREATION STATION PROGRAMS Maker Craft: Potion Bottles Saturday, January 10 | 10:30 a.m. - 5 p.m.

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Patrons can stop by the Creation Station to make their own “potion.” Using water, glitter, dyes and glass bottles provided by the MakerSpace staff, patrons can create their own potions for luck, love or more. The potion bottle will be sealed with melted wax to give it a more magic effect.

FREE | Ages 7 and Older | First Come Craft Ozobots After School: Back-2-Basics Thursday, January 8 | 3 - 5:30 p.m.

If you have missed any of our previous Ozobots after-school programs, this month is the perfect time to drop in as we are starting with the basics. Learn how to use markers and color block code to program a small robot.

Limited number of Ozobots, so there may be some wait times.

FREE | Ages 7-13 | First Come Program MakerSpace Camp Hand Sewing Mini Pillow: Kirby’s Adventures Saturday, January 17 Session A: 10:30 a.m. – 12 p.m. (5 Spots Available) Session B: 1:30 - 3 p.m. (5 Spots Available) Makers 7-13 years of age can join the Creation Station staff to learn simple hand sewing stitches to put together an adorable mini felt pillow from Kirby’s Adventures. $5 Camp Fee | Ages 7-13 | RSVP lqmakerspace@laquintaca.gov Maker’s Tabletop: “A Most Potent Brew” One-Shot Campaign Saturday, January 24 | 3 - 6 p.m.

Sign up to be a part of our official Maker’s Tabletop one-shot campaign led by our Game Master Douglas.

FREE | Ages 18+ | RSVP lqmakerspace@ laquintaca.gov FAB-Tastic!: Crochet Club Sunday, January 25 | 12:30 - 3:30 p.m.

Swing by the Creation Station to join fellow Crochet and Fiber Artists as we craft together. Share your progress on a current project or ask for help with a particular stitch. All levels of skill are welcome.

FREE | Ages 7 and older (This is not a class) New Year’s Closures: Wednesday, December 31, at 5 p.m.

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The American Express Returns: A Bigger Spotlight on La Quinta, the Gem of the Desert Story by: GCVCC Staff As the winter sun spills over the Santa Rosa Mountains and greens up the desert landscape, La Quinta once again prepares for one of its most celebrated traditions: The American Express® PGA TOUR tournament. But this year feels different—because in many ways, it is.

With the PGA TOUR schedule seeing a rare shake-up early in the season, the Coachella Valley is stepping into an even brighter national spotlight. The Sentry in Kapalua, normally a marquee opening event, was canceled in response to the drought conditions Maui has experienced.

As a result, The American Express now becomes the second event of the 2026 PGA TOUR season—and the first played in the continental United States.

That timing has made La Quinta’s tournament not only a highly anticipated local event, but also one of the most 22

important early stops on the TOUR’s road to the year ahead.

More Spotlight, More Star Power Tournament officials say the schedule shift has intensified interest across the board—from players and sponsors to fans eager to see the TOUR’s biggest names compete under desert skies.

“We are confident that high profile players will make their season debuts in the Coachella Valley,” said Tournament Director Pat McCabe, noting that early commitments already include three major champions: Adam Scott, Brian Harman, and Wyndham Clark. The field also features current top-15 players such as Sepp Straka, Ben Griffin, and Harris English, with additional fan favorites like Akshay Bhatia and Rickie Fowler joining the mix.

And more commitments are expected—

proof that the world’s best golfers still recognize what locals have long known: there’s no place like La Quinta in January.

Defending Champion Sepp Straka certainly agrees.

“I could not be more excited to return to The American Express, a tournament that now means a great deal to me,” Straka said. “Everything about this event is special, from the world class hospitality to the remarkable golf courses. Winning this historic tournament was one of the highlights of my career and I am thrilled to return to the Coachella Valley to defend my title.”

A Tournament Unlike Any Other Part of what makes The American Express a favorite—both for players and spectators—is that it simply doesn’t feel like most TOUR events.

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now enjoys on the TOUR calendar.

Why La Quinta Is the Perfect Host For La Quinta, hosting a nationally recognized PGA TOUR event is more than an annual honor—it’s a reflection of the city’s identity.

54-hole cut, a Thursday through Saturday Pro-Am, and an atmosphere that blends world-class competition with the relaxed energy of a desert festival weekend. It’s golf, yes—but it’s also an experience.

“For the 2026 American Express®… we could not be more excited to once again host some of the best players in the world,” McCabe said.

Sold-Out Hospitality and High Demand Tickets That excitement is translating into early sellouts across key ticket categories.

Tournament organizers report that weekly Clubhouse passes and the weekly Champions Club presented

by Wealthspire have already sold out.

Even more telling: Friday and Saturday Champions Club tickets are sold out as well, fueled in part by the tournament’s popular Concert Series.

recovery, rebuilding efforts, and capital improvement initiatives through its charitable arm, The Impact Through Golf Foundation.

And it isn’t only PGA WEST. With more than 25 golf courses within La Quinta city limits, the city offers something for every level of golfer—whether you’re playing your first round or chasing scratch.

Following the 2025 tournament alone, the Foundation distributed $1.1 million to local charities, celebrated during a community-focused Charity Day event— one of the tournament’s most meaningful traditions.

Looking Ahead: A Strong Future in the Desert With American Express committed as title sponsor through the 2028 season, tournament leadership believes the momentum is only building.

Despite shifts happening across the professional golf world, the outlook for this event remains bright—anchored by elite competition, top-tier entertainment, and the unique setting only La Quinta can offer.

As the tournament moves deeper into its sixth decade, one thing remains certain: when the TOUR needs a place that delivers sunshine, excitement, and a world-class golf stage, La Quinta continues to shine.

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The American Express is also known for something that extends far beyond the ropes: philanthropy.

Tickets and tournament information can be found at the official tournament website and social media channels: • Tickets and info: theamexgolf.com/tickets • Instagram: @theamexgolf • Facebook: TheAmericanExpress • X: @theamexgolf

La Quinta’s official motto, “The Gem of the Desert,” has never felt more accurate than when the world arrives to see golf at its finest. Nestled among breathtaking terrain and legendary course design, PGA WEST stands as a global icon in the sport, with a history written by names like Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, and Lee Trevino, all of whom have helped define the famed Stadium Course.When the PGA TOUR arrives, it reinforces what residents and visitors already know: La Quinta isn’t just scenic—it’s a premier destination built for golf.

Since 1960, the tournament has raised more than $67 million for charities, supporting organizations across health and wellness, education, youth and family programs, homelessness, natural disaster

This year’s weekend performances bring major crowd energy, with Old Dominion performing Friday night, followed by OneRepublic taking the stage Saturday.

“The artists for this year’s American Express® Concert Series will once again get our fans excited for an incredible weekend,” McCabe said. “This is a great opportunity to introduce country music and alternative rock music fans to toptier golf, while giving our golf fans the chance to experience these worldrenowned artists.”

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VETERANS FLAGS

Story by: Sherry Barkas/City of La Quinta If you’ve taken a stroll through the Civic Center Campus lately, you probably noticed something new: banners with names and photos of La Quinta veterans displayed throughout the park.

Seeing the banner with her dad Donald L. Denney’s photo flying “makes me so proud,” said Sandra Denney Martin of La Quinta.

“Family from all over have come and taken pictures of themselves and the flag.”

Petty Officer Third Class Donald Denney served in the United States Navy from 1951 to 1955. He was one of 20 La Quinta residents honored during the Veterans Recognition Ceremony on November 11 and whose names were added to the Veterans Acknowledgement Monuments for 2025.

The banners in the park are for those 20 and will remain up through Memorial Day. “They’re nice because they put a face to the name” on the monument, said Dave Denney, one of Donald Denney’s five children and a veteran as well who served 24 years in the U.S. Army. Dave Denney’s son has 26

also served in the Army.

Donald Denney, a resident of La Quinta since 2009, was excited to receive the recognition on Veterans Day but died just three days before the ceremony. Dave Denney accepted the letter from the City on behalf of his Dad and family.

He was looking forward to the recognition so much that just five days before the ceremony he was getting his hair cut and picking up new prescription glasses, Dave Denney said.

During the Korean War, Donald Denney served aboard the aircraft carrier the USS Boxer. The ship made multiple runs back-and-forth between the U.S. and Korea transporting equipment, ammunition and aircraft.

There were times when the ship was in imminent danger and had to be moved away from areas getting hit by the war efforts and the crew was on lockdown at their stations.

For Donald Denney that meant being locked down in the lower belly of the carrier where they couldn’t get out.

The fear of dying inside a metal box sinking if the ship was torpedoed or hit by fire was real for his dad, Dave Denney said.

“After that (Korea), his next station was at Kodiak, Alaska, where he married my mom,” Dave Denney said. The two had been pen pals, introduced by each other’s sisters. Donald and Colleen Denney had five children together and celebrated their 71st wedding anniversary on June 5, 2025.

Dave Denney, who lives in Washington, said the City’s monuments are intimate memorials that people can visit and see the names of friends or neighbors they didn’t know had served in the military.

For families, they are an everlasting reminder and thank-you for their loved one’s service.

The veterans honored at the 2025 ceremony and whose banners hang at Civic Center park are: • Air Force: William F. Stiles • Army: Kenneth J. Burt, Kenneth C. Camarella, Dane W. Kohal, David W. McQuade, Robert A. Millar III, James R. Schnell, and L. Alan Tibbetts • Marine Corps: John F. McSweeney III, Martin R. Morales, and Santos A. Rojo • Navy: Jack A. Crider, Donald L. Denney, Terry L. Fleming, William H. Gunnell, Francis J. Longworth, L. Darrel Mayeux, Thomas J. Plouffe, Thomas R. Plumley, and Thomas H. Sheets

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