Recently attended a performance of circus Vargas and it was awesome! Performers were top notch and…read moreworld class, every act seemed to be more awesome than the last. It was two hours of total entertainment! Close to the end they had for motorcycle riders in a steel cage riding at breakneck speeds and if that wasn't enough then they turned out the lights and did it in the darkI will be a regular whenever they come to town. Great family entertainment!

I have to say what and AMAZING performance! From coming a long way between being under strict…read moreregulations & a complete shut down you all really put your heart into the night show I came to see with my family.Truly soo much heart was in the center of that ring! Bravo EVERYONE bravo!!

The recently refurbished space offers a nostalgic review of yesteryear Palm Springs…read more It originated in 1936 as a key part of California's first mixed-use commercial complex. The interior is comprised of bas-relief muralled walls depicting an historic, outdoor Spanish village, replete with a rather simple star theme in the ceiling. Expect it to be crowded. The initial footprint allows for only a small lobby, tight entry courtyard, and rather narrow walkways. Yet, the new seats are wider and better spaced than before. Its 're-freshman' season, is still a work-in-progress. Kinks are being worked out, including sound. It is managed by Oak View Group, same as Acrisure Arena. New events are still being booked including movies and live perfomances. The visiting tours are providing a wide variety of acts. Three groups are in residence: the newly created Palm Springs Symphony, The Palm Springs Gay Chorus, and Modern Men Chorus of Coachella Valley. There are plenty of restaurants adjacent and nearby. By PS standards, parking can be a bear, even though lots are available just a few block away. Roger Medanich

Great small venue. Enjoyed the intimate size. Recommend. Beautifully restored. Drinks pricey.read more

If you're looking to win prizes I'd stay away. It basically costs $30-40 for a piece of candy. Can…read moresee why it's empty. Just play the arcade games not to win prizes.

Rude staff. Came in because my son wanted to play bowling. There was a private event at 530. We got…read morethere at 430pm and purchased a $30 card to play games. One of the gentlemen came and told us to leave after we had just paid to try the bowling out. Horrible customer service. The game takes like 5minutes to play and no one was in the facility yet for the private event. We left and will not return.

When the temperature in the Coachella Valley makes it too hot to golf outside, Golf Social offers…read morethe perfect escape! My husband and I came here on a triple digit hot day and "played" Pebble Beach. We had a great time and the owner was the friendliest guy! He made us feel like we were guests in his home. My husband when back with a couple buddies recently and said they all had a great time. We'll be back with more friends soon. Great to support small businesses that are offering something new and different, and so affordable!

Golf Social is hands down one of the coolest spots to hang out! From the moment you walk in, the…read morevibe is welcoming, modern, and energetic. Whether you're a serious golfer working on your swing or just going for a fun night out with friends, it's the perfect mix of entertainment and relaxation. The simulators are top-notch and super realistic, making it fun for all skill levels. The staff is friendly, helpful, and makes sure everything runs smoothly. It's such a fun atmosphere for date nights, group outings, or even hosting events. Golf Social really brings people together in a unique way. Highly recommend checking it out

Perform duties as a Team Player or perform duties as written within the Governing Document?…read more I was voted to the board of directors as a First VP for 2022/2023 term. I began to receive requests from an incoming board member to perform First VP duties prior to installation date of 05/26/22. To this person, I presented the paragraphs within the governing documents supporting my argument to when a newly elected board member begins their duties and when an outgoing board member's duties end. While attending a "new member" luncheon at a Rancho Mirage restaurant, I was verbally belittled by another club member (incoming chair member) as attendees were leaving the luncheon. As new member attendees exited and with patrons of the restaurant nearby, I was (in loud voice) directed to disregard the governing documents, and unless I did just that, I was not considered a team player. As I walked away from both the incoming board member and the incoming chair member, the words "that is your job" was the loud resounding verbal directive that followed my exit. It was clear, I was expected to perform First VP duties absent of installation and absent of the protections of the Not-for-Profit. On, April 26, 2022, I made the choice to step away from the First VP position, as a point of principle.

This was my first time at stagecoach or at any music festival out in the desert. I wasn't roo sure…read morewhat to expect and I thought it would be a lot of crazy people. I was surprised of how many young people were there and how they were openly talking about taking drugs and drinking at the venue. The walk from the Uber area was very long and there was a "shortcut" if you had VIP but in reality they were allowing everyone in. In terms of the venue, there was plenty of locations that had sitting area and some of those were shaded. I really enjoyed the VIP area as it had more sitting area. I did notice that all the nicer sitting spaces were being the venue and to bring your own snacks saved for people that were not there at the moment. I also enjoy the bar inside of the VIP since it rarely had a queue. The porta potties didn't seem to smell as bad as they did in the other areas and they did have some of the "nicer" porta potties inside of a trailer. The food of the festival was not great. It was overpriced for mediocre food. I would highly suggest to eat before and after being at the venue and to bring your own snacks. The standing floor was nice for the VIP but keep in mind that they allow general admission to go in there at times specially after the evacuation day. The evacuation was so poorly organized. It was a mess. I do not understand why some of the emergency exits were blocked and they were physically locked. Some people had to climb over fences in order to be able to get out of the venue. I thought it was ridiculous that after we have been waiting an extremely long time for Uber for them to tell us you could go back in. Overall, I really enjoy the music and the fact that it wasn't that hot, but there is definitely room for improvement for the experience especially if you pay for VIP.

Stagecoach was everything I thought it would be and I was content. For a first timer it was a…read morereally fun and worthwhile experience. Would I come back again? Yes! Leaving this review I understand my circumstances are different than some and their complaints I can't speak to per se. I didn't need to take a shuttle, I expect food to be pricy so I eat beforehand (almost every venue or festival for music I've been to the food is not priced at a normal rate), I wasn't camping here, and I don't expect a festival or their staff to somehow be able to control desert weather?! Some of these complaints on here are weird. lol. Their experiences are valid but also a lot of these things with better planning or some sense could likely be mitigated, at least that's how I felt after reading them. Maybe I am just too logical? The polo grounds are great, large enough to accommodate these massive crowds and it's a good location as it neighbors La Quinta, Indio, and Coachella giving you variety of areas you could stay if you are traveling. I'm impressed with how many parking lots they have here and with 80,000 people attending I'm not sure how people wouldn't think there would be some walking involved? You can't get that many people and their vehicles, shuttles, and alternative rides all close enough to park and just walk right into a venue. I felt their parking setup was pretty successful if you brought your own car but I understand the shuttles had massive lines and that's unfortunate. I feel like overall the staff are very friendly and nice here. These festivals bring jobs to the community and while you definitely get a variety of workers from all walks of life, I felt my interactions were 98% very positive. So many staff just with a smile on their faces, asking you to get home safe, and thanking you for coming as you walk out, that's a nice touch. I saw staff everywhere I turned and they seemed to have a good handle on things between the security, vendors, and even trash cleanup crews I felt they did a good job. The lineup this year was really great, some hits and misses as will happen but for the most part I was impressed with the headliners. My personal opinion was that Post Malone and Morgan Wallen were some of the best this year, brought good energy and the sound came across really good on my end. I loved the merch options and the ability to buy items ahead of time. The app for the phone was also super handy and I like the organization it helps create when planning your trip. Lastly, the VIP and upgraded wristbands were a must in my opinion. Worth the money I felt as you had better access to restrooms, food stalls, drinks, and of course close to the stage and more room. Stagecoach was great, definitely a music festival worth coming to 100%.

If you need to cool off, go to the Record Safari store, they have the coldest air conditioner and…read moreyou can stand around looking at records and taking in the cold air. I've been to Coachella 3 times before and this year I went both weekends. I was here in the early 2000's before it became what it is now and I can tell you it's massive now. Before this year, the last time I was here was in 2013 and the stages were nowhere near as big and high tech as they are now. Favorite set this year was Nine Inch Noize at Sahara, Ceremony inside the Sonora tent, Suicidal Tendencies, etc. It's the best music festival in the world and worth the hefty price tag. Concert tickets are just about $100 plus dollars, so you're able to see so many artists for less than a standard L.A. venue ticket. HIghly recommend doing it once in your lifetime, but it is exhausting. Don't go back to work for a week after you attend all three days and book a spa day or a massage, the Monday after.

Listening to Young thug and double cup the ice filled with Clase Azul, not Casamigos, as we got…read morejiggy on weekend 1. Probably an unpopular opinion, but I think it was a Thugchella. Don't get me wrong though, Justin Beiber was fun and he played our favorite song, "Beauty and a Beat." We got tier 2 tickets since tier 1 was sold out quick. Try to get these tickets during presale to avoid purchasing resale price which is totally not worth. Also make sure to book hotels/airbnb asap because pricing may increase depending on the lineup and demand! Early the cheaper, I guess. This year was amazing because they were lots of good artists like Bigbang, Subtronics, Isaiah Rashad, JB, Swae Lee, Central Cee, Foster the People and etc. I heard camping was a cool experience but I hate waiting in line for showers and I also heard that some camps got blown away by the dust storm. Mask up! My favorite stage is probably the Dolab stage because it's such a vibe and good for aesthetic pictures. The Sahara is also nice because of the lights and lasers. Food there is all overpriced. I paid like $60 for like two pizzas and a drink. Hungry though so you gotta do what you gotta do, lol. This year Coachella did a collab with Gap and they had an area where you are able to make your own custom hoodie with unique patches! I missed out on it because the line was outrageous!

This was a pretty nice little festival. There were several mobile restaurants offering up their…read moreItalian fare, live entertainment (Paul Elia was great!), and other vendors selling clothing and other merchandise. For people with kids, there was a nice-sized area with several activities going on. They get docked a star because the price simply to walk in the door is a little high; I think there should be a food sample or two connected to the price of entry, but that was not the case. Also, the ground was quite muddy in some areas, so I hope they'll do something about that for next year's festival.

A MUST DO! THE LARGEST ITALIAN FESTIVAL OF THE YEAR IN PALM SPRINGS. Only $10 to get in & Free…read moreParking & helps a worthy cause Desert Arc. This event is getting better every year & is back in its original location in Rancho Mirage. One of the highlights of the food were of course Mario's Original New York Cannoli's only a $1 each. Delicious. There was also Pizza. Who says there is no good genuine New York Pizza in SOCAL? The owners of Villagio are from Brooklyn & Long Island. Yes you can get a slice of New York in Palm Springs. Another highlight was the original Lemon Italian Ice. Still another highlight were the meatball sliders from a family 100 year old recipe. They had various singers & performers from Cafe Italia. The cooking classes were packed I couldn't even get a seat & I had to stand. Lots of things to eat & buy like Giovanni the Italian singing bear. The meatball relay tag team race had everyone laughing & cheering. You had to carry a meatball on a spoon in your mouth without dropping it and walking as fast as possible to place it in the silver bowl with the statue of David picture watching every move. The men's team won by one little meatball. They also had some cool antique cars. They had all kinds of games & activities & a park was adjacent to the event. I met some really nice people & talked to the president of the Desert Arc. Mark your calendars for next year.