Events in Desert Hot Springs, CA

Tiki Taco Tuesdays offers a trio of island-inspired tacos paired with a Mai Tai for $18. Choose grilled mahi mahi, grilled chicken, or Kalua pork, and each taco is finished with homemade mango salsa. It is a local favorite in Palm Springs.

Dave & Buster’s in Rancho Mirage hosts an interactive trivia competition where teams of up to six tackle a fast paced mix of questions, including visual and music rounds. A live host leads the action while players use their phones to submit answers, rack up points, and track their ranking on the leaderboard. Questions span pop culture, sports, history, science, and more, making it welcoming for both trivia veterans and first timers. Prizes await the top performers. Between rounds, enjoy the energetic arcade setting along with a menu of appetizers, entrees, and drinks.

Step into salsa footwork, also known as shines, with a class from Pantera Dance Company at In Movement Dance Studio. The focus is Salsa On 1 and the session starts with a follow-along warmup before moving into practical technique and body movement that build toward a short combination. Practice may take place in the center or travel across the floor, and the goal is stronger fundamentals and a safer, more confident social dance experience. No partner is required, since the emphasis is on solo movement. Participants of any level are welcome, and all genders are encouraged to choose styling that feels authentic. Ages 12 and up may attend, with minors accompanied by a supervising adult. Wear Latin dance shoes with a suede sole if possible, or opt for comfortable street shoes with smooth, non-sticky bottoms. Consider bringing deodorant and mints for comfort. The class is $20 or included with a Pantera Dance Company membership. Registration is available through the IMD website, and payment can be made via Venmo or Zelle through the provided link. Meetup participants can try code MIAU26 for a chance at 50 percent off, limited to two uses per class, so early registration helps secure the discount.

Roadrunner Kitchen + Bar hosts a Thursday happy hour featuring food and drinks.

Organized by the Desert Healthcare District & Foundation, the third annual Healthy Desert, Healthy You Health Summit focuses on housing, workforce development, behavioral health, and healthcare access. The program includes multiple panel discussions, an expo, and participation from partner vendors. Tickets are free.

Pass the Ace offers a relaxed card session with lively conversation at Roadrunner Kitchen + Bar. The game is easy to learn and keeps a brisk pace, welcoming all experience levels, and it often features a spirited group of women at the table. The cost is $1 per game, with two to three rounds typically played each session. No advance sign-up is required. It is a friendly way to meet people and enjoy a social game full of surprises.

Enjoy a sunset-themed poolside gathering at Casa Oliver Hotel & Resort featuring light bites, refreshing drinks, and curated music that sets a lively mood. Guests can take advantage of resort amenities such as a heated pool, hot tub, outdoor showers, ample lounge seating, a cozy fire pit, and string lights that enhance the atmosphere. Towels and locks are available to rent for $5 each, or you can bring your own. Passes are available for purchase online or at the lobby, creating an easy way to experience a vibrant setting for relaxation, play, and friendly conversation.

A partner-focused salsa class from Pantera Dance Company is offered at In Movement Dance Studio, centered on Salsa on 1. Each session begins with a guided warmup, then builds practical footwork and body movement that lead into a partnering combination. Instruction emphasizes essential partnering technique to support both newcomers and experienced dancers, promoting cleaner movement and a safer social dance experience. Participants may choose to lead or follow regardless of gender, and exploring both roles is welcomed. No partner is required since partners rotate, and anyone who prefers not to rotate can stay with a single partner. Latin shoes with a suede sole are ideal, and comfortable non-sticky street shoes also work. Deodorant and mints are recommended. The class costs $20 or is included with a Pantera Dance Company membership, with registration available through the studio and payment options that include Venmo or Zelle. A Meetup-only code, MIAU26, may provide 50 percent off and is limited to two uses per class. Open level and open to all genders, suitable for ages 12 and up with supervision for minors.

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More than a day on the greens, this memorial tournament honors the life of Matt Zavala, a devoted father, husband, friend, and coach remembered for his generous heart and willingness to help others. The event supports the Matty Z Foundation, which since 2022 has provided over $50,000 to individuals and families facing difficult times, assisting with medical bills, utility costs, youth sports, college scholarships, and more. An early registration discount is available for those who register and pay by the stated deadline, and questions can be sent to info@mattyzfoundation.org. Every entry, every foursome, and every dollar raised turns compassion into action and helps keep Matt’s legacy alive. Friends can team up, play for a purpose, and celebrate the belief that legends live forever.

Meet new people at an LGBTQ+ social board game gathering that welcomes every experience level, from complete beginners to seasoned players. The focus is on connecting over tabletop fun in a friendly, inclusive setting. Attendees are welcome to bring a favorite game or a snack to share, and arriving with nothing but enthusiasm is perfectly fine.

Doors open ahead of the game, and the game begins shortly after.

At McCallum Theatre, Ozomatli marks three decades with a performance celebrating the sounds of Los Angeles. Formed in 1995, the six member band blends Latin, hip hop, funk, reggae, and global influences into a vibrant mix, and in 2026 they continue to lean into that identity while moving through an active, creative chapter. Their live shows emphasize connection with the space and moment, with joy, spontaneity, and a communal feel that makes each night distinct. Prices start at $50. This event is sponsored by Paul Golden.

Whitney Cummings takes the stage with her Big Baby tour, delivering fresh stand-up about single motherhood, the messy work of self-improvement, and the humor in owning your mistakes. Her set weaves candid stories about raising her son with quick observational punchlines and sharp commentary on modern life. Cummings first rose to prominence in stand-up, then co-created and co-wrote the Emmy winning sitcom 2 Broke Girls while also creating, producing, and starring in the NBC series Whitney. She hosts the Good for You podcast and appeared in Friends: The Game Show on Max. Her credits include six stand-up specials across Netflix, Max, and Comedy Central, the memoir I’m Fine...And Other Lies, and a feature directorial debut with The Female Brain. The show highlights the wit and fearless perspective that have defined her work over the last two decades.

Hope For All Ministry presents a four-part film series centered on stories of faith, identity, courage, and God’s love for everyone. This session features Pray Away and includes time afterward for conversation and reflection. Pack a sack lunch and take part in a warm setting for learning, sharing, and community. The series also showcases Wish Me Away, Trembling Before God, and 1946.

Weird Al Yankovic brings a live performance to Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert. This tour stop offers a chance to see him on stage in an arena setting.

Weird Al Yankovic appears at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California.

At The LGBTQ Community Center of the Desert, a complimentary group session focuses on better living through hypnosis. This group-centered experience emphasizes shared well-being and a supportive environment for collective healing.

Enjoy thoughtful conversation at a librarian-led book club at the Welwood Murray Memorial Library. Scott Biegen, a PSPL librarian and former English teacher, facilitates the discussion in the Cornelia White Community Room in downtown Palm Springs. Coffee and muffins are provided courtesy of Aspen Mills. The season features selections such as North Woods by Daniel Mason, The Vegetarian by Han Kang, The Orchid Thief by Susan Orlean, An Artist of the Floating World by Kazuo Ishiguro, Audition by Katie Kitamura, One Hundred Years of Solitude by Gabriel García Márquez, Colored Television by Danzy Senna, Small Rain by Garth Greenwell, and Stone Yard Devotional by Charlotte Wood.

This social gathering creates a warm, inclusive space for lesbians and queer women to connect, meet new people, and enjoy time together. It takes place at Nashville Country Kitchen & Bar in Palm Springs and centers on conversation, community, and fun in a welcoming setting.

McCallum Theatre marks Mexican Independence Day with a concert by La Santa Cecilia, a Mexican American band formed in 2007 in Los Angeles. The lineup features La Marisoul on vocals, Pepe Carlos on guitar and accordion, Alex Bendaña on bass, and Miguel Ramírez on percussion. Their music blends bolero, folk, cumbia, ranchero, norteño and jazz into a distinctive sound. The group won a Grammy in 2014. Prices start at $50.

At The Pavilion, the Palm Springs Senior Expo offers a free opportunity to meet local organizations that support seniors and their families. The event features prize drawings, refreshments, and on-site health screenings. Preregistration is available.

Readers gather in the Cornelia White Community Room at the Welwood Murray Memorial Library in downtown Palm Springs for an open book club conversation. Participants read the monthly selection in advance, then take part in a lively discussion. This meeting focuses on The News From Dublin by Colm Tóibín. Everyone is welcome.

Celebrate Harajuku street style during an evening of fashion, music, and playful creativity. Sing along with karaoke featuring Just Dance favorites, then step onto the runway to show off your look. Raffles with prizes, on-site temporary tattoos, and a professional photo session by @photo_grapherleo369 round out the experience. The focus is self expression, bold outfits, and plenty of photo ready moments. Admission is $15 per person.

A lively, retro themed fundraiser brings the community together for bowling, lunch, and shared laughs, all focused on giving back. Proceeds help fund adaptive bicycles, after school skill building, Para Karate, and family counseling, supporting individuals and families with disabilities in pursuing greater independence and a more fulfilling life.

Anime fans, art lovers, and manga readers can explore a free artist alley featuring chances to meet anime artists, pick up prints and stickers, and request custom commissions. A large on-site library with thousands of manga volumes is available for relaxed reading. Whether you are searching for hard-to-find fan art or hoping to connect with fellow enthusiasts, this gathering offers plenty to discover. Admission is free.

Matt Mathews performs live at The Show at Agua Caliente Casino in Rancho Mirage, California.

Area nonprofits come together for a lively 'Show Your Heart' mixer at Rancho Mirage Library and Observatory. Guests are free to attend, and exhibitor space is sold out. Attendees can connect with organizations, learn about ways to volunteer, explore opportunities to serve on boards or committees, and discover upcoming fall events. The gathering highlights and celebrates the work of local nonprofits in a friendly mixer setting. Support is provided by Title Sponsor the City of Rancho Mirage and Event Sponsors Rancho Mirage Library and Observatory and Mechanics Bank. Participating organizations include 29 - PSP, ACV - Alzheimer's Coachella Valley, Assistance League Coachella Valley, Big Brothers Big Sisters of the Desert, Braille Institute, Center for Employment Training, Chapter 519 American Legion Riders, Children's Discovery Museum of the Desert, Coachella Valley Disaster Preparedness Network (CVDPN), Coachella Valley Horse Rescue, Coachella Valley Volunteers in Medicine, Community Association Institute - Coachella Valley, Creative M Projects, Desert Arc, Desert Best Friend's Closet, Desert Valleys Builders Association, Family Services Association, Fenixia Foundation, Inc., Friends of the Children Coachella Valley, Friends of the Desert Mountains, Girl Scouts of San Gorgonio Council, GPL Grandparents Love, Hanson House Foundation, Joshua Tree National Park Association, Konnections Certification, Make-A-Wish Orange County and the Inland Empire, Mama's House Ministries, Martha's Village & Kitchen, Rotary Club Rancho Mirage, Palm Springs Indians Youth Football & Cheerleaders, Parkinson's Resource Organization, Rancho 3 Agavez de Cielo Azul, Rancho Mirage Library and Observatory Foundation, Rancho Mirage Woman's Club, RAP Foundation/NPO Centric, Read with Me Volunteer Programs, Safe Schools Desert Cities, The Unforgettables Foundation, United Cerebral Palsy of the Inland Empire, and Voices for Children.

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.

The Worlds Collide Concert Tour comes to Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California. This tour stop features a live concert performance in an arena setting.

Hosted by Basin Wide Foundation at Hawk's Landing Golf Club, this one-day Golfing for Charity tournament gathers local businesses, nonprofits, community leaders, and residents for a 12-hole scramble that supports nonprofit programs and community projects across the Morongo Basin. Every registration, sponsorship, raffle purchase, and donation helps create opportunities that benefit the community well beyond the event. Teams of four can register for $400 and receive entry to the 12-hole scramble, lunch, range balls, two shared golf carts, and eligibility for tournament contests. Individual registration is $85 for Basin Wide Foundation members and $95 for non-members, with lunch, range balls, and a shared cart included; individual players may be paired to form a foursome as space allows. Sponsorships are available at several levels. The Community Champion option at $2,500 includes two foursomes, lunch, range balls, four carts, eight tee signs, premier logo placement on the tournament banner and sponsor flyer, recognition in tournament communications and promotional materials, and a dedicated social media spotlight. The $1,200 Tournament Sponsor includes one foursome, lunch, range balls, two carts, four tee signs, logo placement on the tournament banner and sponsor flyer, recognition in tournament communications and promotional materials, and a social media spotlight. The $800 Lunch Sponsor includes one foursome, lunch, range balls, two carts, two tee signs, prominent logo placement in the lunch area, inclusion on the sponsor flyer, and a social media spotlight. Contest Sponsorship at $250 supports Closest to the Pin or Longest Drive and includes signage at the contest hole, logo placement on the sponsor flyer, and social media recognition. Driving Range Sponsorship at $250 features signage at the range, logo placement on the sponsor flyer, and social media recognition. A Tee Sign Sponsorship at $100 displays a business or personal name on a tee sign at a designated hole and provides recognition on the sponsor flyer. Prize donations are welcome, including gift cards, experiences, services, promotional items, gift baskets, or merchandise. Approximately 64 player goodie bags are being assembled, and businesses and organizations are invited to contribute promotional products, coupons or gift certificates, snacks or beverages, branded merchandise, or informational materials. Volunteers support check-in, on-course games, raffle sales, setup, and general event operations. Local nonprofits can also adopt a hole by setting up a tent or table on the course to meet players, share their mission, offer drinks or snacks and swag, provide information, and optionally collect donations, with limited space available. To reserve a nonprofit spot, contact Janemarie Ofahulu at basinwideinfo@gmail.com or text 760.365.7219. All golfers, sponsors, and guests must register and pay in advance, with no same-day registration or payment. Raffle tickets and contest entries will be available at check-in by check, cash, or tap.

Begin the HWY 62 Art Tours with a collective exhibition at Hi-Desert Artists in Yucca Valley. The opening reception gathers work from many participating artists as the tour celebrates its 25th anniversary. Admission is free, and all artwork is available for purchase. Please note that the opening reception date has been updated. The exhibition continues beyond the reception with regular hours.

An educational roundtable in Palm Desert offers a small-group Medicare Q and A in a conference room setting, limited to 12 attendees. Participants can get clear answers to common concerns, including whether enrollment is required at 65, how Medicare Advantage differs from Medicare Supplement, whether their doctors are covered, and how to avoid costly mistakes and penalties. The session is strictly informational with no sales pitch or pressure, focusing on practical guidance and plain-language explanations.

Love O’Clock Speed Dating centers on in-person connection in a relaxed, low pressure setting, giving singles an easy way to meet new people without the impersonal feel of apps. Conversation is the focus, creating room for laughter, authenticity, and the possibility of a genuine spark. The experience is designed to feel comfortable and straightforward, encouraging participants to take a break from the screen and enjoy meaningful exchanges. Whether someone is newly single, has been dating for a long time, or is ready to try again, it offers a friendly place to meet others who truly want to connect.

In Mama’s Boy, Gregg Glaviano presents an intimate cabaret that blends personal storytelling with beloved songs. He reflects on a childhood shaped by his mother’s chronic depression and traces how those experiences influenced first love, marriage, divorce, and coming out. With candor, humor, and warmth, he turns difficult chapters into understanding, forgiveness, and self-acceptance, finding the courage to love himself fully. The performance highlights favorites from Broadway, the Rat Pack, and classic pop, performed alongside Paul Cady, Richard Elander, Jim Gnaster, and Jenny Carey.

Dance Me: The Music of Leonard Cohen transforms the poetry and songs of the Montreal born artist into a theatrical journey. Endorsed by Cohen during his lifetime, the production follows the arc of life that threads through his lyrics and poems, rendered in movement and imagery. Choreographers Andonis Foniadakis, Annabelle Lopez Ochoa, and Ihsan Rustem shape the choreography, while Eric Jean leads the striking staging for a company of 14 performers. With contributions from an acclaimed design team, the show interweaves dance, music, video, lighting, and dramaturgy to honor his legacy. The production carries a five year exclusive in dance. Prices start at $60. Sponsored by Susan and Dr. Morton LaPittus.

Mana appears at Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert, California. This arena event spotlights the artist in a large-scale setting.

Meet face-to-face with other singles at a relaxed speed dating gathering created to make introductions simple and enjoyable. Love O’Clock Speed Dating focuses on real conversation, not swipes, with a friendly format that helps break the ice and keeps the experience low pressure. It welcomes people who are newly single, have been in the dating scene for a while, or are simply ready to try something new. Expect an atmosphere that favors comfort and authenticity, with plenty of chances to laugh, connect, and discover chemistry through brief conversations. The goal is to spark meaningful connections in person and bring a little more warmth and community to dating.

At Miracle Heights, Soroptimist House of Hope commemorates 45 years of service supporting women affected by substance use disorders across the Coachella Valley and neighboring communities. This groundbreaking ceremony marks the start of a campus expansion that will increase capacity to reach more women and families for years to come. More than a construction milestone, it is a celebration of renewed hope, broader access to treatment, and a lasting commitment to changing lives. Supporters, partners, alumni, and community members come together to honor this meaningful step forward.

Hosted at Cheers Coffee, this monthly meet-up creates time to connect directly with the CEO. It welcomes members, friends, community participants, and leaders who are navigating business questions, working through obstacles, or exploring ways to grow. Attendees can expect conversation focused on guidance, shared insights, and an encouraging atmosphere. Appreciation is extended to Hakob Jibilyan and Cheers Coffee for providing the space.

Daughtry brings its high-energy rock show to The Show, Agua Caliente Casino in Rancho Mirage, delivering strong vocals, a big-stage sound, and heartfelt intensity. Expect contemporary rock, soaring hooks, and a set packed with crowd favorites from across the band's catalog.

Daughtry marks two decades with an unplugged performance at The Show at Agua Caliente Casino in Rancho Mirage, presented as part of a milestone tour.

Circa Caliente is the sister gathering to the long-running Tiki Caliente, set at Caliente Tropics Resort in Palm Springs. The program features room parties, bands, craft cocktails, symposiums, shopping, and more. While Tiki culture remains part of the experience, the focus broadens to celebrate pop culture and mid-century style, with playful touches of spooky monster flair and Octoberfest vibes. Heino serves as the returning celebrity Master of Ceremonies. Event artwork is by Anthony Carpenter.

CMCF’s Supper Club brings a relaxed community gathering to Sky High Pie, inspired by the spirit of past Dining to Donate evenings that paired a night out with student support. It is open to all, welcoming students, staff, locals and visitors. The format is come and go and guests simply order and pay for their own meals. A donation jar will be available to benefit the Copper Mountain College Foundation and its efforts to advance student success. Expect friendly conversation and good food, with more partner restaurants planned in the months ahead.

Spend an afternoon in Joshua Tree National Park building your photography skills as the light shifts from day to golden hour, then sunset and blue hour. Visit pre-scouted spots and seek new vantage points while concentrating on landscape composition and light. This hands-on session runs about four hours and is planned to wrap up when sky color is often at its best, if conditions cooperate. Expect brief walks along dirt trails. All gear is welcome, including camera phones, DSLRs, mirrorless systems and tripods. Guidance comes from an award-winning local professional. Paid registrants receive the meeting location and a recommended gear list. Participation is limited to four people, and the fee is $250 per person. If you are in town for the annual Hwy 62 Art Tours, it can be a fitting way to start a weekend of art. Mitch Miller of Fine Earth Photography is a commercial use authorized permittee for Joshua Tree National Park.

Celebrate spooky season with a lively digital bingo night benefiting the Palm Springs Animal Shelter, hosted by Deven Green and Handsome Ned at V Wine Lounge. Deven Green is an award winning performer, viral video creator, former judge on RuPaul’s Drag Race, and a seasoned live show host, and together the duo brings quick humor, music, and playful banter to every round. Admission includes ten games of digital bingo with opportunities to win prizes. Players use their phones instead of paper cards, so a fully charged device is recommended. Watch for dog and cat emojis on the digital cards and other Halloween surprises along the way. Costumes are encouraged for a contest with more prizes, and the evening features laughs, spooky stories, music, and festive touches. Cocktails and bites from V Wine Lounge are available before the games begin. Capacity is limited, and participation supports the lifesaving work of the Palm Springs Animal Shelter.

Rebel Star, a tribute to David Bowie, performs as part of the Circa Caliente event at the Caliente Tropics Hotel in Palm Springs. This show is part of a weekender, and wristbands are required to be on the grounds during the performance.

College of the Desert marks a milestone as the Roadrunners play their first home game in the new stadium. A fan festival with food, games, community booths, and family-friendly activities sets the stage before the action. The season gets underway with the team taking the field in their new home.

The Plaza Theatre and Moondance Concerts present two-time Grammy winner Rickie Lee Jones for an intimate night of songs and stories in a newly restored historic downtown setting. For over four decades, she has woven a unique mix of jazz, folk, rock, and pop, from her breakthrough debut and the landmark follow-up Pirates to her 2024 Grammy-nominated Pieces of Treasure, earning recognition as a singular American voice. Her acclaimed memoir, Last Chance Texaco, was named MOJO’s Book of the Year and appeared on NPR and Pitchfork best-of lists. Expect signature favorites from across her career alongside celebrated interpretations from the Great American Songbook. Her performances are known for smoky, unhurried vocals, sly wit, and a close, atmospheric feel that is timeless and deeply personal. This long-awaited Palm Springs appearance opens a West Coast run and offers a rare chance to experience a compelling artist in an intimate, beautifully renewed venue, with stories, acoustic nuance, and a voice that stays with you long after the final note.

Broadway vocalists from The Doo Wop Project bring tight harmonies and a powerhouse band, channeling the street corner sound of the original groups while transforming today’s biggest songs into vintage Doo Wop style. The result is a lively concert that blends nostalgia with fresh reinterpretations of modern hits. Tickets start at $50. Sponsored by the City of Rancho Mirage. Rancho Mirage residents receive a $5 discount off regular pricing. Tickets are available at the box office.

Jeffrey Siegel brings his Keyboard Conversations program, blending insightful commentary with virtuosic piano performances. Brief introductions set the scene for each work, and the program concludes with a quick audience Q and A. Music on the program includes Beethoven’s Polonaise, Für Elise, and selected Bagatelles, paired with Schubert’s tender Waltzes, the fiery Impromptu in F minor, and the beloved Ave Maria. The format offers an easy, engaging entry point for newcomers and fresh perspective for long-time piano lovers. Tickets start at $33. Sponsored by Carlyn and Robin Stonehill, Donald Feinberg, and Deb and Brad Wimmer.

Paula Cole brings a 30th anniversary celebration of her landmark album This Fire to Palm Springs Cultural Center. The Grammy-winning singer-songwriter will perform the album in full, revisiting music that defined an era while offering fresh interpretations shaped by years of continued artistry. Special guest Rett Madison opens the show. Known for emotionally fearless writing and a blend of pop, rock, and soul, Cole continues to evolve, most recently with her 2024 album LO, and she was featured in the Hulu documentary Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery, reflecting her role as a founding artist of the influential tour. This engagement is part of a broad run across the U.S., the U.K., and Europe. Tickets are priced from $50 to $75, with a pre-show soundcheck VIP experience available. Presented by Chris Isaacson Presents.

Laurie Morvan brings a themed performance to Agua Caliente Casino Palm Springs that celebrates the music of Carlos Santana alongside her own high-energy, blues-based originals. Known for searing guitar work and soulful tones, the Blues Foundation Award winner leads a remarkably tight band with the confidence and finesse earned through years on the road. The group has toured widely across the United States and Canada, appearing on major festival stages including King Biscuit Blues Festival, Calgary Bluesfest, Magic City Blues Fest, Budweiser Illinois Blues Festival, and Thunder Bay Blues Festival. Expect a set that blends Santana-inspired sounds with Morvan’s signature style for a lively, guitar-forward night of music.

Celebrating its 21st edition, the fall Joshua Tree Music Festival offers four nights and three days in the Mojave desert filled with live performances, opportunities for movement and mindfulness, and a festive, magical atmosphere. Music flows continuously across three stages, with a diverse mix of genres sequenced to build momentum as the event unfolds. Late Night Headphone House, the festival’s silent disco, keeps the dancefloor moving long after the main sets conclude. A limited allotment of Early Bird tickets is available, and prices increase once that batch sells out.

Paint El Paseo Pink with Palm Springs Cruisin’ Association brings a community walk to The Gardens on El Paseo in support of Desert Cancer Foundation and local families impacted by cancer. The event centers on walking together and showing solidarity with those affected by cancer.

CVDG meets the Ventura Derby Darlings for a game at the Palm Springs Air Museum. Doors open before the game so attendees can get settled, and the game begins afterward.

Experience a special screening of The Rocky Horror Picture Show in a new 4K restoration with a live shadow cast and spirited audience participation. Nell Campbell, who originated Columbia, is featured, and a costume contest adds to the festivities. A $100 VIP Meet and Greet option includes prime seating in a dedicated section, a commemorative Rocky Horror laminate, a personal photo with Nell taken on your own camera, and an autograph on an item you bring or on a photo from her collection.

At Palm Springs Plaza Theatre Foundation, a special Rocky Horror Picture Show experience features Nell Campbell, the original Columbia, with a big-screen presentation of the film in a newly restored 4K version. A shadow cast performs live alongside the movie, with opportunities for audience participation. The event also includes a costume contest. A V.I.P. meet and greet option offers the chance to meet Nell Campbell, take a personal photo, and receive an autograph.

Ingrid Michaelson brings a cozy fall trio performance with Allie Moss and Hannah Winkler. The Grammy and Emmy nominated singer, songwriter, and composer is known for a soulful folk pop sound and for releasing music on her own Cabin 24 Records label, including the latest studio album For the Dreamers. Her body of work includes gold and platinum singles such as The Way I Am, Girls Chase Boys, and You and I. She has written music for television on Little Fires Everywhere, which received an Emmy nomination, and Tiny Beautiful Things, and she served as executive music producer for the Apple TV+ series Slumberkins while creating original songs for it. Her theater credits include appearing in Natasha, Pierre and The Great Comet of 1812 and making her Broadway composing debut in 2024 with The Notebook, followed by co producing its Grammy nominated original Broadway cast album. Tickets are on sale.

A monthly networking lunch brings together business professionals for conversation and new connections. Attendees may share a brief 30-second introduction, so bring plenty of business cards. After the luncheon, the collected cards will be compiled and emailed to everyone who was there. The cost is $30 per person, paid directly to the restaurant, and includes the meal, a beverage, tax, and gratuity. RSVP is requested.

Aída Cuevas, widely known as the Queen of Ranchera Music, honors five decades of artistry with a special U.S. anniversary tour. Accompanied by a world-class mariachi ensemble, she revisits beloved songs such as El Pastor and Quizás Mañana, showcasing the powerful voice and heartfelt storytelling that have defined her career. Her achievements include being the only woman in the mariachi genre to receive both a GRAMMY and a Latin GRAMMY, along with two GRAMMY wins, eleven nominations in the Best Mariachi/Ranchero Album category, 43 recorded albums, and more than 11 million copies sold worldwide. Expect an evening that blends lively rhythms, tender ballads, and evocative visuals while celebrating the richness of Mexican musical heritage. Prices start at $54.

Shoshana Bean appears at McCallum Theatre, bringing a career highlighted by major awards and celebrated roles on Broadway and beyond. A Grammy Award winner and three-time Tony Award nominee, she is currently featured in The Lost Boys musical on Broadway. Before that, she starred in Alicia Keys’ Hell’s Kitchen, where her turn as Jersey earned a Grammy, a second Tony nomination, and recognition from the Drama League and Drama Desk, along with a Lucille Lortel nomination for the Public Theater’s Off-Broadway production. In 2022 she performed opposite Billy Crystal in Mr. Saturday Night on Broadway and received Tony and Grammy nominations, as well as nods from the Outer Critics Circle and the Drama League. Her Broadway credits include stepping into Elphaba in Wicked and portraying Jenna in Waitress, after making her Broadway debut in the original cast of Hairspray. Off-Broadway, she appeared in the 2000 revival of Godspell and in Songs for a New World at City Center Encores. Her six independently released albums and EPs have reached top positions on iTunes and Billboard, including number one on the Billboard Jazz chart, and she has sold out concerts around the world. Her voice and on-screen work can be heard and seen in The Boys, Sing, Sing 2, Enchanted, Jersey Boys, Glee, and Galavant. Regional theater highlights include Sarah Silverman’s The Bedwetter, an IRNE Award for playing Fanny Brice in Funny Girl, and a Jeff Award nomination for CeeCee Bloom in Beaches. Additional appearances include Bloodline, Bill and Ted Face the Music, and Great Performances: 50 Years of Broadway’s Best, and she recently recorded a solo concert special for PBS. Prices begin at $60.

Challenge yourself with a demanding 6K at the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, climbing nearly 2,000 feet from the desert into the mountains while taking in panoramic views of Palm Springs below. You can run or walk. The route ends at the Valley Station, where participants receive a medal at the finish, enjoy refreshments, and then take a return ride to the bottom.

Returning to the Coachella Valley for its fourth year and marking eleven years since 2015, GameAcon fills The Shops at Palm Desert with a weekend centered on gaming and pop culture. Last year welcomed over 10,000 visitors alongside 44,000 total mall guests, and the plans expand with a public marketplace and ticketed experiences, video games, tabletop activities, and cosplay. Attendees can meet voice actors and comic authors, discover a new outdoor food truck and vendor zone, and explore an exclusive digital showcase on Steam.

Celebrating 45 years, American alternative rock band 10,000 Maniacs present a career-spanning show that blends signature classics with newer songs. The set includes favorites such as These Are Days, Like the Weather, More Than This, and Because the Night, performed with evocative lyrics, layered melodies, and dynamic energy. The band is fronted by Mary Ramsey and features founding members Jerome Augustyniak, John Lombardo, Dennis Drew, and Steven Gustafson, with guitarist Ben Medina rounding out the lineup. The performance highlights music that has connected with audiences across generations.

At Palm Desert Library, this session explores how everyday food choices can be a powerful step toward better health as chronic conditions become more common. Attendees will pick up practical ways to choose more nutritious options, make sense of nutrition labels, and put together satisfying meals that support long term well-being.

This event spotlights Corvairs with a dedicated car show, a swap meet, dyno runs, and the well-known Fan Belt Toss.

UCPIE's Rock Around the Clock Life Without Limits Luncheon channels a vibrant 1950s theme with great food, heartfelt stories, a lively auction, awards that honor community leadership, and entertainment inspired by classic sock hops, jukebox favorites, and drive-in culture. The event supports programs and services that empower children, teens, and adults with autism, cerebral palsy, Down syndrome, epilepsy, and other developmental disabilities to build confidence, independence, and meaningful connections. Vintage attire like poodle skirts, leather jackets, and dancing shoes suits the theme, celebrating a shared vision of a world without limits.

Desert Theatricals brings Stephen Sondheim’s Tony Award winning musical Into the Woods to the Rancho Mirage Amphitheatre, blending well known fairy tales into a witty and magical story about wishes, consequences, courage, and community. Follow the Baker and his wife as they set out to break a curse so they can have a child, crossing paths with iconic storybook figures and learning that getting what you want is only the beginning. Reserved seating lets you choose your seats ahead of time. Food, beverages, and bar service are available for purchase at the venue, and outside food and drinks are not permitted. Wheelchair seating with one companion seat is available by calling 760-620-5993. All ticket sales are final, and if weather cancels a performance, guests will be accommodated at an added or rescheduled date. ASL interpretation is offered with requests made at least three weeks in advance by emailing info@desert-theatricals.com.

Fenixia Foundation marks 10 years with a dance fundraiser at Palm Desert Community Center & Gymnasium. Celebrate the milestone on the dance floor, contribute with a donation, or participate as an event sponsor. Early-bird bundles are available for a limited time, and supporters can also give directly to the cause.

The Hanson House Foundation’s 23rd Annual Gala takes place at the Palm Springs Air Museum and features dinner catered by Lulu California Bistro, drinks, live entertainment, live and silent auctions, and dancing with a Copa-inspired flair. Tickets are available, and sponsorship opportunities are offered through Executive Director Ivonne Moreno.

Metropolitan Fashion Week brings a vibrant celebration to The Velvet Rope in Palm Springs, transforming the space into a pink paradise of art, fashion, music, and playful indulgences. Art installations set the scene for runway presentations throughout the evening, including the Pink Royale fashion show, the Fifty Shades of Pink segment, and a special spotlight on 12 breast cancer survivors styled by local boutiques and designers. Live vocalists perform across eras, from vintage to mod to pop, while the bar pours rosé, champagne, martinis, and the signature Atomic Pink Martini. A whimsical Alice in Forbidden Land dessert table adds a sweet flourish. Attendees are encouraged to dress in pink and make a bold statement. The venue is ADA accessible, a cash bar is available, and staff will assist with guest check-in on an official list. Ticket quantities are limited. The event benefits Venezuela Earthquake Relief Programs, supporting emergency assistance, humanitarian aid, and long-term recovery for communities affected by the earthquakes.

Megan Hilty brings a performance to McCallum Theatre that blends Broadway favorites, classic pop, and originals. Known for standout roles in Wicked and 9 to 5, her television work on Smash, and her solo recordings, she showcases an expansive vocal range, lively stage presence, and a personable style. Tickets start at $65.

Mornings with the CEO is a monthly conversation hosted at Cheers Coffee. Open to members, friends, people in the community, and leaders, it offers a welcoming setting to discuss business challenges, explore growth opportunities, and ask questions directly of the CEO. Expect practical guidance, shared insights, and an emphasis on positivity and encouragement. This time is reserved for important conversations with the CEO. Thanks to Hakob Jibilyan and Cheers Coffee for providing the space. RSVP is requested.

From the Emmy-winning writer of Schitt’s Creek comes & Juliet, a fresh, laugh-filled musical that reimagines Shakespeare’s most famous romance. Instead of a tragic ending, Juliet chooses a new path and sets off on an empowering adventure, embracing second chances in life and love on her own terms. The story explodes with a playlist of pop favorites, including “Since U Been Gone,” “Roar,” “Baby One More Time,” “Larger Than Life,” “That’s the Way It Is,” and “Can’t Stop the Feeling,” fueled by a hitmaker responsible for more number-one songs this century than anyone else. Critics from outlets such as Variety, The Washington Post, The New York Times, New York Magazine, Entertainment Weekly, and Time Out New York celebrate its wit, exuberance, and bring-the-house-down energy. Pricing starts at $64. Sponsored by Brooke Peterson and Jeanie and Fritz Wollf.

W.A.S.P. brings a 1984-to-Headless themed show, joined by special guest KK's Priest. VIP tickets are available.

The B-52s and Devo perform together in concert at Acrisure Arena at Greater Palm Springs in Palm Desert, California.

This event features Pulp Vixen as part of Taste & Sounds of Cathedral City at Cathedral City Community Amphitheater & Park. Admission is free, and attendees of all ages are welcome.

Tom Papa takes the mic with the seasoned ease of a comedian who has spent more than two decades refining his voice across film, television, radio, podcasts, and the live stage. His newest stories find humor in an emptying nest and a home full of animals, spinning everyday adventures into laughs, from a brush with a pachinko ball to late-night trips to 7-Eleven as he embraces the next chapter of life. His body of work includes six celebrated stand-up specials. Home Free was filmed at the Warner Theatre in Washington, D.C., and earlier releases include What A Day!, You’re Doing Great!, Human Mule, Freaked Out, and Tom Papa Live in New York City, with two of these directed by Rob Zombie. Prices start at $50.

At the Plaza Theatre, top vocalists from New York team up with the Palm Springs Pops Orchestra for a dance-floor tribute to the icons who kept the beats alive. The program features hits made famous by Cher, Madonna, Donna Summer, Whitney Houston, The Pointer Sisters and more. A special appearance by the Palm Springs Gay Men's Chorus adds extra harmony to the celebration. This high-energy concert honors the women who shaped the soundtrack of the dance floor and kicks off Palm Springs Gay Pride 2026. Palm Springs Pops is sponsored by Scott E. Squillance and Chris Gayton.

Comedian Sam Morrison presents a mix of stand-up, personal storytelling, and raw reflection in Sugar Daddy, sharing the true story he never expected to live. A summer romance with an older partner blossomed into love, then loss during the pandemic. To make it through grief, he turned pain into comedy and brought it to live audiences around the world. Produced by Alan Cumming, Billy Porter, Sally TM, and Edgewood Entertainment, the show follows praised runs in Edinburgh, London, and New York. Along the way, Morrison navigates seagulls, a New York mugging, surprise visits from Jehovah’s Witnesses, and an unexpected Type 1 diabetes diagnosis, all threaded with heart. Expect big laughs, possible tears, and moments you will want to talk about afterward.

Hercules vs. Vampires transforms Mario Bava’s 1961 color-rich sword and sandal monster adventure into a live cinematic opera experience at McCallum Theatre through a collaboration with LA Opera. The movie screens while a cast of nine opera singers performs every line for the on-screen characters, supported by the LA Opera Orchestra. Featured on the screen are British bodybuilder Reg Park, a mentor to Arnold Schwarzenegger, and Christopher Lee, known from Hammer’s Dracula, The Lord of the Rings, and Star Wars. Composer Patrick Morganelli supplies a new score and adapted libretto that unites operatic vocals with the film’s vivid visuals, notable effects, and striking cinematography. Ticket prices start at $43. Sponsored by David Pellegrino and Dean Williamson.

Set in the Las Palmas Neighborhood, this 5K run and walk celebrates community and inclusion. People of every age and ability are welcome, whether aiming for a fast finish or taking a relaxed stroll. The event is organized by Palm Springs Front Runners & Walkers and benefits local LGBTQ+ organizations, turning each step into support for a more welcoming world. Expect a spirited gathering that brings people together and highlights diversity.

Latinos Run is coordinating a national meetup at the Vacation Races Joshua Tree Half Marathon in Joshua Tree, CA. This nighttime race leads runners through the desert under starry skies, with colorful lights guiding the way to the finish. Celebrated by thousands as a favorite way to wrap up the racing season, it offers a distinctive experience. Use code 26RCLUB_LOS for 15% off registration.

Margaret Cho takes the stage for a live show presented in two performances, with tickets available now. A comedian, actor, musician, advocate, and entrepreneur, she is a five-time nominee for both the Grammys and the Emmys and a trailblazer whose voice has opened doors for women, underrepresented communities, and fellow performers. Recent screen work includes playing Erin in Hulu’s Fire Island, guest starring on Ryan Murphy’s Doctor Odyssey, appearances in The Flight Attendant and Hacks on HBO Max, and two Netflix Is A Joke specials, including Outstanding: A Comedy Revolution. Her film All That We Love premiered at the Tribeca Film Festival to strong reviews, and she is set to portray Wasp, one of the Gray Sisters, in Season 2 of Disney’s Percy Jackson and the Olympians, as well as appear in Gregg Araki’s thriller I Want Your Sex. She has been recognized by Rolling Stone among the 50 best stand-up comics, by Vogue among nine leading female comedians, and by CNN among the 50 people who changed American comedy. Through her company, Animal Family Productions, she continues to develop scripted projects.

At Palm Springs Cultural Center, the 25th anniversary of the acclaimed rock movie musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch is marked with an in-person appearance by writer, director, and Golden Globe-nominated star John Cameron Mitchell. The evening features a 4K screening of the film, followed by a question and answer conversation and a brief acoustic performance by Mitchell. The tour includes a pre-show costume contest at each stop with prizes from The Criterion Collection and The Punk Rock Museum. Costumes inspired by Hedwig or by John Cameron Mitchell’s work are welcome. Tickets range from 55 to 75 dollars, and Artist Circle seating includes a meet and greet with Tony Award winner John Cameron Mitchell. Guests planning a weekend stay can access a 10 percent discount at partner hotels with code COZY10. Produced by ThisMyShow Presents and presented by Chris Isaacson Presents in association with Palm Springs Cultural Center. The views expressed by guest speakers and artists are their own and do not necessarily represent the official positions of Chris Isaacson Presents or Palm Springs Cultural Center.

Amy Ray and Emily Saliers bring their long-running partnership as Indigo Girls to McCallum Theatre with symphonic accompaniment. Decades into a career marked by more than 14 million albums sold, they remain the only duo to place top 40 titles on the Billboard 200 across the 80s, 90s, 00s, and 10s. Beginning in 2012, the pair worked with orchestrators to expand their catalog for performances with orchestras around the country. The result is a mix of folk, rock, pop, and classical that elevates their songs while preserving the candid intimacy at the heart of their work. After more than 50 symphonic shows, that sound is captured on Indigo Girls Live With the University of Colorado Symphony Orchestra. This concert presents that orchestral treatment in a live setting at the theatre. Prices start at $99.

Fortune Feimster brings upbeat, big-hearted comedy and a distinct point of view, sharing stories with warmth and contagious energy. Fresh off filming the Netflix feature The Fifth Wheel with Kim Kardashian, Nikki Glaser, and Brenda Song, directed by Eva Longoria, she next appears opposite Will Ferrell in Hawk, Netflix’s golf comedy series premiering in July 2026, and is currently on her national Takin’ Care of Biscuits tour. She recently voiced “Nibbles” in Disney’s Oscar-nominated Zootopia 2, a global box-office hit. Her latest Netflix special, Fortune Feimster: Crushing It, debuted in 2024, following Good Fortune (2022) and Sweet & Salty (2020), both honored with Critics Choice nominations. Beyond the stage and screen, she co-hosts the podcast Handsome with Tig Notaro and Mae Martin, which has surpassed 20 million downloads and earned the Outstanding Podcast award at the GLAAD Media Awards in March 2026. She can also be heard daily on SiriusXM, co-hosting Netflix’s What A Joke with Papa and Fortune. Feimster first broke through as a writer and panelist on E!’s Chelsea Lately. Her television work includes FUBAR alongside Arnold Schwarzenegger, The Mindy Project, Champions, and Kenan, with guest appearances on Claws, Nora from Queens, and Life in Pieces. Film credits include Yes Day, Office Christmas Party, and Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Mar, plus voice roles in The Simpsons, Soul, and Bless the Harts. Her mix of sharp punchlines and heartfelt storytelling has earned fans across stand-up, television, film, and podcasting.

Fortune Feimster brings the Takin’ Care of Biscuits Tour to Palm Springs Plaza Theatre Foundation with a set full of personal stories and sharp standup. The comedian, writer, and actor mines love, relationships, sexuality, and everyday slipups for laughs, sharing tales like meeting her spouse in a parking lot and a proposal that did not go as planned. Fans may know her from the Netflix specials Sweet & Salty and Good Fortune, both of which earned Critics Choice Award nominations, or from screen work that ranges from the series FUBAR to The Mindy Project, Chelsea Lately, and Kenan. Her voice roles include appearances in The Simpsons and Pixar’s Soul. With Southern charm and the perspective of someone who came of age in the 1980s, she turns shared experiences into a night of comedy.

Cheyenne Jackson, a Grammy and Emmy-nominated actor, singer, and songwriter known for work across concert stages, Broadway, and film, brings an intimate evening of stories and songs to McCallum Theatre. Titled That Guy from That Thing, the program blends humor and warmth as he shares candid moments from his career and reveals the person behind the familiar face from stage and screen. Following a run in the Broadway hit Oh, Mary! and a solo debut concert at Carnegie Hall, he leads an eclectic set that moves from Nat King Cole standards to the pop of Elton John and Sarah Bareilles, along with Broadway selections from Bernstein and more. Prices start at $50. Sponsored by Michael DeSantis and Patrick Baugh.

TOAST, The Best of Bread, pays tribute to the band behind 13 Billboard Hot 100 hits, continuing the legacy while original members David Gates and Robb Royer enjoy retirement. Known for recreating the studio sound with striking accuracy, the group offers performances that closely echo the records many listeners remember. The set moves from tender ballads to lively hits, creating reflective moments as well as songs that get audiences on their feet and dancing. It is a salute to enduring music that keeps Bread’s catalog alive on stage.

The 2026 Rancho Mirage Business Expo and Job Fair is the valley’s largest gathering of businesses and job seekers. Powered by the support of the City of Rancho Mirage, this hallmark Chamber program elevates local companies, showcases their products and services, strengthens ties across the community, and celebrates the region’s economic momentum. It advances the Chamber mission by connecting employers with talent in a business-first setting where companies guide the conversation and meet candidates in person. Visitors can discover product and service demos from local and regional organizations, pick up samples and giveaways, and grow brand awareness while building meaningful relationships in an energetic environment. Networking spans Chamber members, business owners, nonprofits, and city leadership, and attendance approached 800 last year. Career exploration is front and center with direct access to top employers. The event takes place at Agua Caliente Resort Casino & Spa in Rancho Mirage, and admission is $10 per person at the door. Sponsors include the City of Rancho Mirage, College of the Desert, CSUSB Palm Desert Campus, Agua Caliente Resort Casino & Spa, Desert Oasis Healthcare, Mechanics Bank, Burrtec Waste & Recycling Services, Chase Bank, Desert Moving Company & Storage, Eisenhower Health, Find a Good Accountant, La Sierra University, Lulu Catering and Events, On The Mark Indoor Digital Advertising Network, Pacific Sales Kitchen & Bath Centers, and Teserra, with media support from DPS Logistics and Entravision NBC Palm Springs.

Focused on honoring today’s creators while cultivating the next generation, this well-attended festival offers a live stage for choreographers and dancers to share brand-new work and connect audiences with dance in the Coachella Valley. Companies from across the United States present original pieces in a range of styles, with awards announced at the end of each performance. One program features a Lifetime Achievement presentation, and another spotlights local dancers through the East Valley Dance Project. Built to honor dance as a creative art, it gathers imaginative choreographers and accomplished performers for a lively collection of new works. Presenting Sponsor: The City of Palm Desert. Ticket prices start at $34 for one program and $29 for another.

Designed for seasoned hikers, this demanding Cactus to Clouds route covers roughly 22 miles from sea level to the summit of Mt. Jacinto. Starting at Palm Springs Art Museum, the climb reaches a water source around mile 10, then continues about 6 more miles to the peak for a well earned break. The descent follows approximately 6 miles to the tram, with a ride down afterward. The tram stop is still more than 6 miles from the original trailhead, so returning to the museum will be by Uber, and it is recommended to arrange a ride before leaving the tram station. Preparation is essential. Bring a headlamp with at least 8 hours of battery life, ample water for the first 10 miles 4 liters or more, electrolytes, snacks, and at least one meal. Expect colder conditions at higher elevations and at the summit, and dress in layers. This event is set up with time for training so participants can be ready for the full route, and it also celebrates Veronica Laura’s 50th C2C summit.

The 19th Annual DVBA Golf Classic brings golfers together for a tournament that starts with check-in, breakfast, and a Bloody Mary or mimosa to kick things off, along with an early chance to win a seven day resort vacation before the first tee shot. Play begins with a shotgun start. Key sponsorships are available, including six premier opportunities and eight event or contest options. Sponsors receive prominent visibility across DVBA platforms and social media, the registration page, printed materials, local media, and signage throughout the venue. Registration is offered for teams of four at $1,200 or for individual players at $300. Entry includes greens fees, a cart, breakfast, a drink ticket for the Bloody Mary or mimosa bar, an awards luncheon, and a pass for post-round 19th hole festivities. On-course excitement features a $500,000 shootout with four hole-in-one prizes that range from $10,000 in cash to a Hawaii vacation. Four closest-to-the-pin winners receive VIP event tickets for two. The putting contest awards a seven day resort getaway. Long drive winners earn VIP event tickets for two. Additional activities include a bucket raffle and a silent auction. Proceeds support the DVBA, the Professional Women in Building Education Grant fund, and Coachella Valley Rescue Mission.

The RMWF Writers Series features No. 1 New York Times bestselling author Ruta Sepetys and her latest historical novel, A Fortune of Sand. Set during Prohibition, the story follows the daughter of a powerful tycoon who slips away to a glamorous artists retreat, where hidden truths and risky temptations await. Admission is free as part of the Writers Series. The first 200 attendees will receive a complimentary copy of A Fortune of Sand. The program will also be livestreamed.

At McCallum Theatre, a live celebration of Karen and Richard Carpenter returns their timeless songs to the spotlight. From the creators of The Simon & Garfunkel Story, this new production blends a full band with onstage narratives to honor Karen’s signature voice and the duo’s legacy. Classics like We’ve Only Just Begun, Close to You, and Rainy Days and Mondays shape a program of warm melodies and nostalgia, with plenty of chances to sing along. Tickets start at $55. Sponsored by The Scot & Lance Karp Family Foundation and Susan & Dr. Morton LaPittas.

A Cabbello ushers in a new season on a new stage at Revolution Stage Company with a sun-soaked tribute to the Southern California sound from the 1960s through the 1980s. The program spotlights hit songs recorded in Southern California, capturing rich harmonies, heartfelt spirit, easygoing grooves, and a hint of humor. Selections include favorites such as "Ventura Highway," "Sailing," "Desperado," and "Good Vibrations," evoking canyon drives, summer breezes, late-night singalongs, and memories shared across generations. Whether revisiting beloved tracks or discovering them for the first time, it is an evening to savor... because "We May Never Pass This Way Again."

An informal monthly meetup at Cheers Coffee offers time to speak directly with the CEO about business issues, challenges, and growth. It welcomes members, friends, community members, and leaders. The focus is on open conversation, practical guidance, shared insights, and a spirit of positivity and encouragement. Space is provided by Hakob Jibilyan. Attendees are asked to RSVP.

The Who introduced a groundbreaking rock opera that reshaped popular music, and this newly reimagined production brings it back with a blend of mythic storytelling and theatrical spectacle. The score showcases iconic numbers like I’m Free, See Me, Feel Me, Sensation, and Pinball Wizard. The story follows Tommy Walker, who retreats inward after witnessing his father kill a rival, becoming fixated on his reflection, until an uncanny talent for pinball lifts him from withdrawn teen to celebrated savior. Tony Award winners Pete Townshend and original director Des McAnuff revisit the work to highlight its resonance for today. Tickets start at $64. Sponsored by Sharlene and Bob Britz.

Registration is open for the Palm Springs WILD TURKEY TROT 5K in Palm Springs. Every participant receives a beanie, themed knee-high socks, and a long-sleeve event shirt. This race has sold out four years in a row, and the lowest prices are available to those who register early.