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Historical Society of Palm Desert Free Reception

Modernism Week Fall Preview 2021 / Coachellavalley.com All are welcome to attend the Opening Reception for the season for the Historical Society of Palm Desert at the vintage Firehouse. Free (2 hrs) Palm Desert, Free, Reception. Full Details: All are

Interior Illusions Opens Palm Desert Store

By Jim Roberts / MarraIntel.com Interior Illusions has opened its third location, joining existing showrooms in Palm Springs and West Hollywood. Located at 73930 El Paseo in Palm Desert, the 6,000-square-foot showroom has a product mix curated to complement large-scale

Some in Palm Desert Calling for an End to Moratorium on Drive Thrus

(Palm Desert, CA) – The City of Palm Desert has had a long moratorium on drive-thrus along Highway 111. Some business owners and residents are calling for change to accommodate the diverse needs of the city’s growing population.

The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens Opens New Desert Plant Conservation Center

Staff & Wire Reports MarraIntel.com In celebration of National Public Gardens Week in May, The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens announced the opening of its new Desert Plant Conservation Center, an exhibit of desert plants ranging from seed to mature

Revel Communities Announces Pre-Leasing at New Palm Desert Location

Staff and Wire Reports – MarraIntel.com Revel Communities, a division of The Wolff Company, has officially launched pre-leasing for its newest independent living community, Revel Palm Desert. Revel’s community in Greater Palm Springs offers residents an opportunity to live in

Frank Sinatra’s Palm Desert Hideaway Hits Market At $4.25M Coachella Valley!

Built in 1970, Villa Maggio is perched high above the city and features 360-degree views. Frank Sinatra’s Villa Maggio hideaway in Palm Desert has captured attention for over 50 years, and now the estate is back on the market. The

In loving memory of the life and legacy of our friend Joshua Kunkle

In loving memory of the life and legacy of our friend Joshua Kunkle, whose life was tragically cut short on May 1st. Joshua was loved and respected by many in the Coachella Valley. We knew him as a knowledgeable librarian by

What it is like Live in Studio with A Major Broadcaster Q102.3 FM

Live at Q102.3 FM Studio the Desert’s Classic Rock Station with Rich Gilgallon da’ Coach and Craige Campbell for Coachellavalley.com! Join us Live for an hour of on air fun. Totally authentic and unedited.

Coachella Valley Harvest Box Presents Palm Desert Sunday Market Live

We were asked by the City of Palm Desert to create a farmers’ market, starting February 28th and every last Sunday of the month through May. The Palm Desert Sunday market is located in the new downtown corridor on San

Hike to the Palm Desert Cross, Never Disappoints!

The Hike to Palm Desert Cross. From Homme Park off Thrush Street this 3 mile round trip hike is a local favorite that never disappoints. The Palm Desert Cross Hike – A Local Favorite – Taken by the Coachella Valley

What A Difference A Day Makes California Restaurants Open Everywhere

It’s “Happening” everywhere in California. Outdoor dining now allowed throughout the Coachella Valley and Southern California Region. Gov. Newsom in a sudden and unexpected reversal abandons his very restrictive “Stay at Home Order” placed in force by Newsom since the

The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens Reopens as an “outdoor recreation facility”

The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens reopens daytime operations as an “outdoor recreation facility” tomorrow Thursday, December 17. WildLights remains canceled. Under the State of California’s December 6th regional stay-at-home order, outdoor recreational facilities are permitted to operate with additional

Protesters Descend on El Paseo Drive, Restaurants Stay Open In Defiance of New Order

Happening Now – Palm Desert, CA – El Paseo Drive – Coachella Valley, Protesters Descend on the Street, Some Restaurants Stay Open In Defiance. Hundreds marched up and down El Paseo, with hand made signs, playing music, and waving flags,

Certified Farmer’s Market Palm Desert Relocates To San Pablo

A celebratory and socially distanced ribbon cutting will take place at 8 a.m. Wednesday. PALM DESERT, CA — The Certified Farmers Market Palm Desert has a fresh, new address starting Wednesday. LIVE VIDEO: Certified Farmers Market La Quinta Every Sunday

Tickets for The Living Desert Zoo and Garden’s WildLights are now on sale!

Tickets for The Living Desert Zoo and Garden’s WildLights are now on sale to members and guests! WildLights will be held select evenings Wednesday, November 25 through Sunday, December 27, from 6 to 9 p.m. Purchase your tickets for WildLights

The Palm Desert City Allows Desert X In 2021

The Palm Desert City Council votes to allow Desert X in the city while setting a moratorium on all other events held in the city until June of 2021. NBC Palm Springs Reports Tonight, the motion was discussed because Desert

The Living Desert Zoo & Gardens remains open, wildlights, hiking trails accessible, gift shop remains open inside.

Gyms, restaurants, movie theaters and places of worship are among the entities affected by Newsom’s order placing The Coachella Valley back to the Purple, more restrictive Tier 1. The Living Desert Zoo & Garden’s current operations has not been impacted

Debut Of Lupine Plaza, New Outdoor Area For Palm Desert Restaurants And Diners To Enjoy!

Lupine Plaza Opens – The new open air dining destination is adjacent to El Paseo-Press release from the City of Palm Desert: As part of its efforts to support local businesses, the City of Palm Desert recently unveiled Lupine Plaza,

Sports Arena in Palm Springs Cancelled, Relocating to 43 acre site between I-10 and Classic Club

Oak View Group is now planning to build the 10,000-seat arena in unincorporated Riverside County, north of I-10 and Palm Desert. COACHELLA VALLEY, CA — Plans to build a downtown Palm Springs sports and entertainment arena have been cancelled but

College of Desert Fall Classes to Begin Monday Virtually

College of the Desert will begin its fall semester Monday despite experiencing a malware attack last Sunday that caused the college’s website and email system to go offline. The school is still working on resolving the issue, officials said. The malware has disrupted the

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