The mile-high town of Idyllwild provides an escape from the desert’s vernal swelter. Hike its scenic mountain trails. Browse the funky shops. Dine alfresco under the pines. And if you’re staying a while, take a tip from Gail Sutherland, who owns The Rustic Theatre & Entertainment Center with her husband, Graham.
Even if you’re unfamiliar with the Palm Springs Woman’s Club, its pink clubhouse on South Cahuilla Road has likely caught your eye. Designed in 1939 by architect John Porter Clark — a trailblazer of Desert Modernism who collaborated with Albert Frey on the city’s public library and Palm Springs Aerial Tramway’s Valley Station — the minimalist stucco structure stands apart from its Spanish Revival neighbors.
Founded in 1946, this former Hollywood movie set now exists as a real town with live reenactments and fun venues like Pappy + Harriet’s.
Blue Skies Village was once a Hollywood escape for Bing Crosby. Now, the mobile home park serves as a senior living community.
CEO Cindy Burreson shares details on the Children’s Discovery Museum of the Desert in Rancho Mirage.
Delight the senses at these diverse exhibitions on view across the Coachella Valley.
From magical light displays to photo-ops with Santa, these family-friendly holiday festivities are sure to ease every generation into the spirit of the season.
History buffs and cinephiles find an unparalleled vacation experience at these hotels and rental properties.
The Desert Hot Springs landmark is the result of one determined mind.
The heat is here, and we’re ready to make a splash! Lucky for all us, you don’t have to be a guest to sunbathe at these chic spots.
Kate Hudson on Music, “Song Sung Blue,” and Life in Palm Desert
