“Everything tastes fresh.” That’s what I tell friends who I bring to lunch at La Bonita’s on North Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs. When I want a hot lunch with bold flavors, the family-owned Mexican restaurant, around the corner from the Palm Springs Life building, is my go-to spot.
Imagine the thrill of a motorcycle ride through the open desert. Creosote bushes, barrel cactuses, and sand dunes blur in the periphery en route to the Palm Canyon Hotel & RV Resort in Borrego Springs, where a weekend of camaraderie awaits.
In the foothills of the Santa Rosa Mountains, the 68 degree Fahrenheit weather couldn’t have been more ideal as more than 75 people joined a tour of Pacific Date Farm and The Packhouse at Aziz Farms during the 13th annual Palm Desert Food & Wine, presented by Agua Caliente Casinos. California Date Commission ambassador and celebrity chef Aarti Sequeira led the group through the two farms for the second year in a row. “I’m dorky about dates,” she said.
Savor good eats and community spirit every Tuesday night, Feb. 11–April 8, 2025, at the Cathedral City Community Amphitheater.
Put these artists on your must-see list as 69 studios across the Coachella Valley and more than 160 artists open their doors to the public.
The beloved light spectacular at The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens returns to the desert, running through Dec. 30.
This Palm Springs eatery offers more than delicious bites, with great service, creative cocktails, and welcoming spots for pups.
Tom of Finland Foundation co-founder Durk Dehner shares thoughts on protecting queer art, why lesbians love Tom of Finland, and upcoming events in Palm Springs.
At the country club in Indian Wells, a recently modernized clubhouse brings the community back together.
Old Hollywood stars have a long history in Palm Springs, and one surprising facet involves the Mafia, a 1960s TV show, and Frank Sinatra.
Kate Hudson on Music, “Song Sung Blue,” and Life in Palm Desert
