Events in Cathedral City today

Spend a leisurely day at Casa Oliver Hotel & Resort with the Local Social Day Pass, designed for locals and regulars who want to relax and connect in a friendly setting. Enjoy access to the heated swimming pool, hot tub, outdoor showers, a cozy fire pit, and abundant lounge seating beneath string lights. The pass provides single-day entry, and access hours may vary during special events. Locks and towels can be rented for $5 each, or you can bring your own.

Ernie’s Bar & Grill at the Tournament Clubhouse welcomes the public for a taco-centered event featuring specials on tacos, margaritas, and other drinks. Enjoy relaxed music and a lively vibe while catching up with friends or sharing a laid back dinner after a long day. No reservations are required.

At Dave & Buster’s in Rancho Mirage, teams of up to six face a live hosted trivia competition that blends a wide range of topics, including pop culture, sports, history, science, and more. Participants play on their phones to submit answers and rack up points, with image and music rounds adding extra challenge. A leaderboard tracks standings throughout the game, and prizes await the top finishers. Expect a lively setting with state of the art games, plus plenty of food options and refreshing beverages to keep the energy high.

Enjoy a weekly Tuesday karaoke party hosted by Michael Malfavon at Hunters Palm Springs. Take the stage to sing favorite tunes or cheer on fellow performers in a welcoming setting that embraces both newcomers and seasoned singers, with plenty of music and upbeat energy throughout.

A community mixer that spotlights area nonprofit organizations in a welcoming, social setting. Meet representatives to learn about volunteer opportunities, explore board or committee service, and discover upcoming fall events. Hosted by the Rancho Mirage Library and Observatory. Exhibitor booths are for nonprofit organizations only. RSVPs are requested.

A monthly Gay Men's Social held on the fourth Wednesday creates a laid-back setting for connection, conversation, and community. Media support comes from The Palm Springs Post.

Pantera Dance Company offers a salsa footwork class, often called shines, at In Movement Dance Studio. The session focuses on Salsa "On 1", beginning with a follow along warm up, then clear explanations of practical footwork and body movement that build into a combo for the day. Practice may happen in the center of the room or move across the floor. It is designed for newcomers as well as dancers with experience, emphasizing improved technique for a safer time on the social dance floor. No partner is required since shines are danced solo. Styling options are open to everyone regardless of gender. This open level class welcomes ages 12 and up, with minors attending under supervision. Wear Latin dance shoes with a suede sole if available, or comfortable street shoes without a sticky rubber sole. Consider good hygiene, including deodorant and mints. The class is $20 or included with a Pantera Dance Company membership. Registration is available through the studio website, and payment can also be made via Venmo or Zelle as indicated. Use code MIAU26 on Meetup for the chance to receive 50 percent off your ticket, limited to two redemptions per class, so early registration is recommended.

Thursdays at Roadrunner Kitchen + Bar feature great food and beverages.

At Roadrunner Kitchen + Bar, Pass the Ace offers a quick-moving, easy-to-learn card game with plenty of surprises and conversation. No experience is necessary. It is $1 per game, and the group usually plays two to three games. No advance signup is needed. The event is open to all, and a lively group of women often sets the tone. It is a relaxed way to meet people, share a few laughs, and see where the cards take you.

At In Movement Dance Studio, this partner-focused salsa class centers on Salsa On 1. It begins with a guided warm-up, then moves into practical footwork and body movement that build toward the partnering pattern taught that day. Core partnering technique is emphasized to support both newcomers and dancers with prior experience, with attention to comfort and safety on the social floor. Participants of any gender may choose to lead or follow, and rotating partners is typical. Bringing a partner is not required, and staying with one partner is also welcome. Latin shoes with suede soles are recommended, though comfortable street shoes without sticky rubber soles work as well. Please consider personal freshness, including deodorant and mints. The class costs $20 or is included with Pantera Dance Company membership. Registration can be completed through the IMD website, and payment may also be sent via Venmo or Zelle using the provided link. A Meetup-only code, MIAU26, offers a chance for 50% off and is limited to two uses per class, so early sign-up is recommended. Open level and open gender, welcoming ages 12 and up with minors attending under supervision.

Enjoy free entry at Copa for an event featuring DJ Fam Bam. Additional details are to be announced.

Explore new art forms each month with activities that include journaling, drawing, working with clay, and small crafts. The focus is on creative self-expression across different mediums. There is no charge to participate, but advance registration is required. To sign up or ask questions, contact the library by phone or visit the information desk.

Connect with others at an LGBTQ+ social board game gathering that welcomes every skill level. Whether you enjoy strategy games, party games, or are brand new to board gaming, there is a friendly place to play and make new friends. Bring a favorite game or a snack to share, or simply come as you are, and enjoy games and good company.

An educational Medicare roundtable with open Q and A, designed to provide clear, practical information. Topics include whether enrollment is needed at 65, how Medicare Advantage compares to a Medicare Supplement, whether current doctors are covered, and ways to avoid penalties and costly mistakes. The session is informational only with no sales component or pressure. Attendance is limited to 12 people to keep the conversation focused.

Step away from the swipe routine for a relaxed speed dating experience that centers on real conversation. Love O’Clock Speed Dating creates a welcoming, low-pressure atmosphere where singles can meet in person, share a few laughs, and discover genuine connections one chat at a time. Built on the idea that dating should feel fun and authentic, these gatherings help people put the screens down, talk face to face, and see if sparks fly. Whether getting back out there or continuing the search, this event offers an easy, enjoyable way to meet others who are also looking to connect.

This event celebrates the release of Marc Gauss’s memoir.

Gregg Glaviano leads a cabaret performance that interweaves personal stories with music, tracing his journey from first love to marriage, divorce, and coming out. Shaped by childhood years with a mother living with chronic depression, he shares how difficult moments grew into understanding, forgiveness, and self-acceptance, told with humor and heart. The program features beloved songs from Broadway, the Rat Pack, and classic pop, with Paul Cady, Richard Elander, Jim Gnaster, and Jenny Carey contributing to the performance.

At McCallum Theatre, Dance Me: The Music of Leonard Cohen is an original stage creation that honors the rich body of work by the Montreal-born poet, artist, and songwriter. Approved by Cohen during his lifetime, the production traces the great cycles of life reflected in his songs and poetry. Three international choreographers shape the movement language: Andonis Foniadakis, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, and Ihsan Rustem. Bold staging by Eric Jean and a company of 14 performers drive the performance, while a team of acclaimed designers blends stagecraft, visuals, music, dramaturgy, video, and lighting into a fully multidisciplinary experience. The production holds exclusive dance rights for five years. Tickets start at $60. Presented with support from Susan & Dr. Morton LaPittus.

Mana performs live in concert at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert.

Mana performs at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California as part of the Vivir Sin Aire Tour.

Love O’Clock Speed Dating brings singles together for friendly, low-pressure meetups that make it simple to talk, laugh, and discover real connections. Instead of relying on impersonal apps, participants meet face to face for brief conversations designed to be enjoyable and memorable. The organizers create a comfortable, authentic atmosphere so dating feels fun rather than exhausting. Whether someone is newly single, has been in the dating scene for years, or is ready to try again, this event offers a welcoming space to meet people who are genuinely interested in connecting. The aim is to spark meaningful relationships, one conversation at a time.

Love O’Clock Speed Dating brings singles together for relaxed, in-person conversations that make meeting new people simple and enjoyable. Created as a refreshing alternative to impersonal apps, the event emphasizes genuine connection, easy conversation, and a low-pressure atmosphere where laughter and real chemistry can grow. It welcomes those who are newly single, long-time daters, or anyone ready to put themselves out there again, offering a friendly space to talk face to face and discover meaningful matches, conversation by conversation.

At Copa's, this Sunday gathering centers on smooth R&B and soul from DJ DGAF, complemented by live performances. There is no cover to enter. Hosts Mathew The Master Barber, DJ DGAF, and The Reverend keep the energy moving while drink specials include a $10 Copa Cooler. The VIP bottle service special is available on Sundays, with Ciroc priced at $200 and Hennessey at $300, and it includes a private section, a dedicated server, and mixers. Casual attire is welcome. Presented with support from Ciroc Vodka and Hennessey Cognac.