Events in Cathedral City today

Learn about hydroponic growing in a bi-weekly program that highlights the library’s Flex Farm. Attendance is free, and space is limited, so advance registration is required. Register in person at the Information Desk.

Teen gamers can play a variety of games across multiple consoles, including PS4, Nintendo Switch, and more. Library programs are free of charge.

Connect with new people at an LGBTQ+ friendly board game meetup that welcomes every skill level. Whether you enjoy thoughtful strategy or lively party play, you will find an inviting setting focused on community, conversation, and fun. You are welcome to bring a favorite game or a snack to share, or simply come as you are.

This sing-a-long presentation features the film Frozen, following young Princess Anna as she dreams of true love at her sister Elsa’s coronation and is swept into a hazardous quest to end the eternal winter over Arendelle. With ice delivery man Kristoff, his reindeer Sven, and the snowman Olaf, Anna learns about friendship, courage, family, and the meaning of true love. This event is generously sponsored by Carol Fragen.

Catch an evening of live vocals with Gennine Francis Jackson at The Roost Lounge. Enjoy an intimate, three-hour performance where you can relax, listen, and join in if the mood hits. Seating begins at 5:30 PM and the show starts at 6:00 PM. Entry is $10.

A complimentary, open-to-all concert takes place on the outdoor main stage at Agua Caliente Casino Cathedral City, where Radio Ready performs a set packed with hits.

Welcoming writers at every level, this program features monthly writing prompts, exercises, and group critiques. All library programs are free.

Advance your fused glass practice in an intermediate class for those who have completed Introductory Fused Glass or received instructor approval. Through three to four hands-on projects, participants refine cutting, layering, and design skills while exploring methods that create depth, dimensional effects, and texture. Each project is intended to push skills and inspire new ideas as personal style develops and work progresses toward more advanced techniques, building confidence from planning to finishing. A $35 materials fee applies.

This sensory-focused session features hands-on activities that support motor skill development and encourage interaction with peers. Supported by Friends of the La Quinta Library. Library programs are free.

Mahjong is held at The Social Cafe & Lounge. All attendees are required to purchase an item such as a coffee, tea, snack, or lunch.

Open play takes place at The Social Cafe & Lounge, mainly upstairs in the game room and sometimes out on the patio. Arriving a little early gives time to order coffee, tea, snacks, or lunch and to socialize before things get started. A purchase from the cafe is required for all participants.

Begin a six-week introduction to tarot with facilitator Michael Van Why. This beginner-friendly course focuses on understanding the cards by learning the structure that connects them. Participants will explore the traditions and lore of this centuries-old deck and consider the many ways it can be applied. The aim is to build confidence to read for personal insight and growth as quickly as possible. No prior experience is needed.

The Casa Oliver Local Social Day Pass offers a relaxed way to enjoy Casa Oliver Hotel & Resort for a day. Guests receive access to amenities such as a heated swimming pool, hot tub, outdoor showers, a fire pit, comfortable lounge seating, and string lights that create an inviting atmosphere. It is designed with locals and regulars in mind, providing a friendly setting to unwind, connect with others, and play. Access hours may vary during special events, so the Special Events section should be reviewed before purchasing. Locks and towels are available to rent for $5 each, or guests may bring their own. Passes can be purchased online, at the lobby, or by calling (760) 323-7505.

An energetic summer camp filled with movement and play in a modern, well-equipped facility. Designed for independent children ages 3 and up, it offers flexible enrollment by the day or for a full three-day option each week across a ten-week season. Space is nearly full.

Ava Motherwell and friends bring a special one-day pop-up bead show to Palm Desert at Embassy Suites by Hilton Palm Desert. The showcase features vintage and vintage-style beads from Germany and Italy, eye-catching gemstones, artisan-made pieces, and other distinctive finds. Exploring the collection in person offers a chance to see and feel the details and gather materials that spark new designs. Admission is free and the public is welcome with no pre-registration. Businesses wishing to buy wholesale should bring a state-issued resale license, though it is not required to attend or make purchases. Complimentary parking is available.

An island-inspired special offers three tacos and a Mai Tai for $18. Choose grilled mahi mahi, grilled chicken, or kalua pork, each topped with house-made mango salsa. A Palm Springs favorite.

Set aside performance and perfection and step into a movement space that centers feeling over form. This ecstatic dance experience turns attention inward to body, breath, and emotion, allowing movement, expression, release, and connection to arise from within. There are no choreographed steps, no mirrors, and no judgment, just music and your body in conversation. A live DJ shapes the journey with global rhythms that flow from slow and steady to wild, soft, and expansive, encouraging energy to move naturally. No experience is required, only a willingness to feel and let your body lead. If life has been head-heavy, this offers a gentle return to the wisdom of the body. Tickets are $25.

Country Night and Whiskey Wednesday come together at DJ’s Sports Bar & Grill for a lively night of dancing and music videos. New dancers can jump in with two free beginner lessons, there is no cover, and the event welcomes all ages. Enjoy food and drink specials while DJ BIGJohn runs an all-request set, with favorite music videos lighting up the big screens.

This is an intermediate piano class for ages 7 to 17. Students will keep building their piano skills by working on more techniques and scales, and they will practice pieces from song books and sheet music that are easy but still challenging.

Pantera Dance Company offers a Salsa footwork class, often called shines, at In Movement Dance Studio. The training focuses on Salsa On 1 and begins with a guided warm-up, then moves into clear explanation and practice of essential footwork and body movement that build toward a combo for the day. Practice may happen in the center or with traveling drills across the floor. It is suitable for newcomers and experienced dancers alike, with an emphasis on improving technique and supporting safe movement on the dance floor. No partner is required because the focus is solo dancing, and participants of any gender can choose styling options that reflect their personal expression. Recommended footwear includes Latin shoes with a suede sole. Comfortable street shoes without a sticky rubber sole are another safe choice. Please consider using deodorant and mints. The class is $20 or included with a Pantera Dance Company membership. Registration can be completed through the IMD website, and payment may also be made via Venmo or Zelle using the provided link. Meetup attendees can try the code "MIAU26" for a chance at 50% off, limited to two uses per class, so early registration is encouraged. Open level and open to all genders, for ages 12 and up with supervision for minors.

The Lofts Art District Walk in Palm Springs opens the doors to seven artist studios and gallery spaces, with chilled refreshments available while you explore. ORANGERIE Fine Art Gallery opens its current exhibition for the walk, featuring works by Greg Gorman, Gary Johns, and Huntley Muir alongside pieces by Rex Ray, Jack Early, Charles Green Shaw, Laddie John Dill, and John Grillo. The gallery has also been reviewed by culture writer Michael Davis.

Learn beginning piano in a class setting using a keyboard. Students will work on reading notes and rhythm while playing, and they’ll also start to learn basic scales and hand positions. This is a co-ed program for ages 6–19.

Pagemasters' Book Club offers a welcoming discussion space for readers of science fiction and fantasy. The featured book is Water Moon by Samantha Sotto. Registration is available at the Information Desk to request a copy, as availability is limited. Library programs are free to attend.

Explore tarot in a relaxed, practice-focused setting where the cards come to life through active learning. This drop-in friendly program invites participants to build skills through games, structured exercises, and live practice readings. Guided by tarot practitioner Michael Van Why, each session looks at different ways to read and interpret the cards so you can develop confidence by doing.