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| October 2011 |
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| "Coming in for a landing" at the PALM SPRINGS AIR MUSEUM are bombers, fighters and trainers, and the World's large
| SPECIAL EVENTS CENTER |
ROCK YARD |
Billy Idol Oct. 15
Chicago Oct. 21
Golden Boys Nov. 5
Mannheim Steamroller Dec. 3 |
Tribute to Kid Rock Oct. 1
Tribute to Van Halen Oct. 8
Tribute to Metallica Oct. 15
Special Edition Tribute to Bad Company Oct. 21 Tribute to Journey Oct. 22
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Reel Band Oct. 1
Kool Breeze Oct. 7
Phil Vasser & Kool Breeze Oct. 8
Common Ground Oct. 14,15
Songs of Inspiration Oct. 19
MPV's Oct. 21,22 |
The Improv
Some of the country's top comedians take the stage every weekend now through April 16, 2011. Three comedians, one headliner and two openers take the stage inside the club during one show at 9:00p.m. on Fridays, and two shows at 8:00p.m. and 10:00p.m. on Saturdays. |
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st 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 |
| The GENERAL GEORGE S. PATTON MEMORIAL MUSEUM has been established to honor the late General George S. Patton and the thousands of men who served with him at the Desert Training Center. Exhibits display memorabilia from the General's life and career. The exhibit halls include the many and varied aspects of military life with particular focus on the Desert Training Center and soldiers of World War II. The museum is located off I-10, about 30 miles east of Indio at Chiriaco Summit. Call (760) 227-3483 for information. |
| Centuries ago, ancestors of the Agua Caliente Cahuilla Indians settled in the Palm Springs area and developed extensive and complex communities in canyons, traces of which still exist today: TAHQUITZ CANYON, at 500 W. Mesquite, just west of Palm Canyon Drive in downtown Palm Springs, has been reopened to the public for the first time since 1971. It's the 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. Call (760) 416-7044. Charge for admission. The entrance to PALM CANYON, fifteen miles long, MURRAY CANYON and ANDREAS CANYON, is on South Palm Canyon Drive, approximately 3 miles south of East Palm Canyon Drive. Call (760) 325-5673 for information. |
AGUA CALIENTE CULTURAL MUSEUM
Visit and experience the history and culture of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians – earliest people of Palm Springs. Song of the Basket, our current exhibition, examines aspects of Cahuilla Indian culture from a woman's perspective through the designs used in basketry. The museum is located at 219 South Palm Canyon Drive in downtown Palm Springs. Call 760.833.8169 Mon-Fri or 760.323.0151 Sat-Sun. WWW.ACCMUSEUM.ORG Free admission and parking. |
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. |
MOORTEN'S BOTANICAL GARDEN
in Palm Springs is internationally famous as an arboretum professionally designed in geographical regions of native habitats displaying several thousands of varieties of desert plants from seedlings to giant specimens. Located at 1701 S. Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs. Call 760.327.6555 |
Be Cool…Stay Cool…It's Desert Cool!
Be cool this summer aboard Desert Adventures' Big Red Jeeps while exploring the magnificent steepwalled canyons and tortured landscape of the San Andreas Fault. Chill down in a natural palm oasis. Stay cool as you explore a Cahuilla Indian Village exhibit or tour a gold mine exhibit and pan for gold at a replica Old Mining Camp. Watch the golden sunset as you tour the spectacular desert landscape. Or enjoy the magnificent night sky as your expert naturalist guide takes you on a journey through the stars and constellations. It's the coolest thing you can do in the desert!
Open-air jeep and air-conditioned SUV Tours are offered in the early morning (1.5 or 3 hour tour options) or evening (2 hour sunset tour or 3 hour sunset/stargazing tour). Air-conditioned van tours to the Palm Springs Aerial Tram or Joshua Tree National Park are also available or you can hire a naturalist guide for a few hours or all day to create a custom sightseeing adventure for you and your family.
For reservations, call (760) 340-2345 or (888) 440-5337 Toll Free. Be sure to mention Key Magazine for the best rates or check out our Hot Deals and Adventure Packages and book online at www.red-jeep.com. |
Cabot's Pueblo Museum
A unique Hopi inspired Pueblo hand-made by Cabot Yerxa over 24 years. This multi-level building includes 35 rooms, 150 windows and 65 doors, all crafted from found materials. The museum houses Cabot's collection of Native American pottery, early 20th century photographs and artifacts from his Alaskan adventures. The museum grounds, including a picnic area, are beautifully landscaped with native plants and home to many rustic period items – early 1900's tools, machinery and house goods.
The museum also houses a Pueblo Art Gallery, a bookstore and the famed sculpture "Waokiye", a 43 foot tall Indian monument carved from a 750 year old Sequoia Redwood. Guided tours of this historic landmark are conducted daily. MUSEUM OPEN DAILY 9AM TO 4PM TOURS OFFERED DAILY BETWEEN 9:30AM TO 2:30PM. For reservations call: 760-329-7610. Desert Hot Springs Visitor Hospitality Center (Toll-free) (866) 941-7610.
Cabot's Pueblo Museum 67-616 E. Desert View Avenue, D.H.S, CA 92240 Email: cabotsmuseum@roadrunner.com |
Idyllwild
High above the desert just far enough away from the heat is the town of Idyllwild located in the San Jacinto Mountains, a one hour drive from Palm Springs and the desert communities via California scenic Hwy. 243 or Hwy. 74 through the Santa Rosa/San Jacinto National Monument. On arriving in Idyllwild a familiar semi-Bavarian Chalet sort of architecture emerges in charming inns, restaurants, art galleries, antique shops,gift stores and outdoor-equipment stores as well. Don't miss scenic sites such as BlackMountain Lookout, giant Jeffrey Pine or the Indian Vista Point... they are simply breathtaking. Rock climbers can enjoy Idyllwild's renowned Lilly Rock or Suicide Rock. Remember don't hike or climb alone! For more information contact the Idyllwild Chamber of Commerce toll-free at (888) 659-3259 or visit them on-line at www.idyllwild.com |
FOR MORE EVENT INFORMATION VISIT:
FANTASYSPRINGSRESORT.COM
LIVINGDESERT.ORG
PALM SPRINGSAIRMUSEUM.COM
CABAZONOUTLETS.COM
MCCALLUMTHEATRE.COM
PALMSPRINGSFOLLIES.COM |
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The Follies celebrates its 20th anniversary with a show entitled Follies Forever! From Doo-Wop to Disco, the stage of The Historic Plaza Theatre truly will be The Land of A Thousand Dances. You'll feel good from the first note of the overture to the final curtain. It's a party, so you might even be dancing right along with us. Our amazing cast, who grew up wearing bobby sox, go-go boots and their Saturday Night suits, now get to wear them again . . . several decades later! Also, through December 31, the Follies presents its annual salute to the holiday season. You won't want to miss this special Yuletide
celebration . . . Follies style! Fitting for a 20th anniversary, this season we're presenting an extraordinary line-up of world-renowned guest stars, ALL making their Follies debut: |
MAR. 8 - MAY 15, 2011
The Four Preps will take us on a stroll down memory lane with their million-sellers like "Big Man," "Lazy Summer Night," "Down By the Station" and their chart-topping "26 Miles (Santa Catalina)."
Plus Juggler Extraordinaire Rejean St. Jules. |
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McCallum Theatre Events
McCallum Theatre for the Performing Arts
73000 Fred Waring Drive Palm Desert, CA 92260
Box Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 10am - 5pm Phone: (760) 340-ARTS |
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Oct 2
Basia
7:00 pm
Oct 9
Blondie
7:00 pm
Oct 15
Lindsey Buckingham
8:00 pm
Oct 23
k.d. lang & The Siss Boom Bang Fitz's Jazz Cafe
7:00 pm
Nov 4
Wynonna
8:00 pm
Nov 5, 2011
The Kingston Trio
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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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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 773.2567 |
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Palm Springs VillageFest is held every Thurs. evening (except holidays)
on N. Palm Canyon Dr. from Baristo Rd. to Amado Rd. featuring vendors, food, entertainment and Farmers Market. Village Fest hours are 7-10pm. |
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La Quinta Museum
77-885 Calle Montezuma, La Quinta, CA 92253. 760.777.7170 / Wed-Sat 10am to 4pm, Sundays during season 1 pm - 4 pm. Discover the history, arts and culture of La Quinta as highlighted in this beautiful new 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. |
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Save The Date...The Associates of Idyllwild Arts Foundation is proud to present the 17th Annual Jazz in the Pines Saturday and Sunday, August 28 & 29, 2010. Over 65 world class artists will be selling handmade items including art, sculptures, jazz memorabilia, jewelry and Jazz in the Pines collector gifts
For more information call 951.500.4090. |
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The Living Desert Summer Hours and Admissions Starting June 1st through September 30th, The Living Desert will be open every day from 8:00 AM to 1:30 PM
with the last admission at 1:00 PM.
For more information contact 326.5694 or visit online www.livingdesert.org
| Summer Admission Rates are: |
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$12.75 |
| Seniors (62+) |
$11.25 |
| Military |
$11.25 |
| Children (Ages 3-12) |
$7.75 |
| Children under 3 |
Free |
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