Great local theatre. Excellent acting! Comfortable seating, set design and lighting were creative…read moreand really created the moment. The whole vibe of the place is community!

We had tkts for Cher in march 2026 but the only way that we found out it had been cancelled was at…read morea performance at DTW, for Neil Simon. We were finally offered tkts to see Beehive but on different dates. Thus we asked for a refund. It's now June 6 and after numerous emails back and forth and being told check is in the mail, we have received nothing. We were told to contact the CEO and he promised to get to the bottom of this. One week later, after several attempts to follow up, still no response. Very frustrating and disappointing for a theater that we have supported for the past 15 years. Not too sure who to turn to. !!! Has anyone experienced a similar problem???

1/4/21 -- So, we've had this pandemic, with no real chance to get out and experience a new movie…read more Well, Mary Pickford has created a drive-in theatre pop-up, and it's called "Mary Pickford Drive-in Experience". You should buy the tickets online to grab your spot, and arrive upto 30 mins ahead of showtime to ensure you get a good spot. Prices are $9.99 per person, with kids 2 years and younger free). Positives: ======== * The venue holds approximately 50 cars, and an appropriately sized screen. * The staff is very nice, and it seems well organized. * The movie sound was very clear, you set a station on your FM radio. * You can also order concessions thru an app, and they'll deliver to your car. * You can bring your own food and drinks (and snacks) and not have to worry. Negatives: ========= * Feels rinki-dink * Movie screen has a line toward the right side that bothered me. * Has 1 movie per night with 2 showtimes. * Don't see Wonder Woman's "WW84" - horrific! All in all, it definitely was an "experience". Thank you Mary Pickford!

This place was very sad and not cared-for at all. It is gated off so you can only see it from the…read morestreet, and then it is abandoned. Someone threw a rock through a side window and you can see the owner tried to board it up. Also, this house doesn't really look like tons of online photos. I think from the street view, you are looking at a small section of the side or back of the house. There is no fun history to be seen here.

This place was cool especially for Elvis fans !! Make sure too get the audio tour you will…read moreE surprised how many stars lived in Palm Springs

We have been attending REAF events for a long time as well as donating to the organization. They…read moredon't acknowledge with a simple email or letter to say thank you. Someone needs to tell the executives that if they want support they need to do the little things that matter.

REAF is not only a great organization yet one that has been there for me on a personal level. It…read morehas been an honor to volunteer in the past and meeting/work with Ken Henderson, Joe and Douglas. A leader in raising the bar to stand for and with those living with HIV as well as Larking youth and LGBTQ. Galas and festivities for charity work have been some of the best, well organized parties. Thank you REAF for welcoming me as a published writer when I was lost upon my arrival in San Francisco back in 2012.

Working with Dan has been a transformative experience for me as an actor. From our very first…read moresession working on self tape auditions, I was struck by his deep understanding of the craft and his genuine passion for teaching. Dan creates a safe and supportive environment where you can explore your strengths and push your boundaries and learn to have fun again as an actor. His approach is both practical and insightful given his decades long career as a professional actor providing invaluable insight. He tailors his coaching to fit your individual needs, helping you unlock the unique qualities that make you, well, you. Focused on finding honesty and truth in every role. I approach auditions with a newfound confidence and creativity, and I feel much more prepared to tackle diverse roles. Dan's not just a coach; he's a mentor who genuinely invests in your growth as an artist.

Dan is awesome! He got me in very last minute for a self tape while visiting Palm Springs. Also, an…read moreawesome price. Thanks Dan!!

My friend and I were walking around Palm Springs and came across McCallum Adobe so decided to check…read moreit out. It's small but interesting. It's on the Main Street so easy access.

I can't recommend these two small museums more! Both are wonderful insights into Palm Springs…read morehistory, and well worth the visit! -McCallum Adobe- Admission: Technically free, but a $1 donation is suggested. No photography allowed. The McCallum Adobe is the oldest standing building in Palm Springs, and was built in 1885. It covers a lot of Palm Springs history, from the Native Americans to it becoming the playground of the stars. Lots of neat pictures of celebrities and their homes. Lots regarding Sinatra. Gift shop has a wonderful selection of books. Man at the counter did not talk to me at all. He was on the phone when I entered, but even when he hung up, he didn't say anything, and I was in the same room. I won't dock points for this though. Time Spent: About a 1/2 hour. -Cornelia White House- Admission: Technically free, but a $1 donation is suggested. Photography allowed, but no flash. The Cornelia White House showcases the home that Miss Cornelia White lived in, and offers a glimpse at what life was like for homesteaders in Palm Springs during the early years of the 20th century. Cornelia White and her sister and friends were also very interesting people! White and her sister enjoyed hiking, and cattle driving! Docent was also a tour guide for the Palm Springs Walking Tours, and very polite and answered all of my questions. Time Spent: 1/2 hour or so. But I talked with the docent a lot.

Jonathan Butler is hosting this fun jazz weekend at the Westin hotel and it started yesterday and…read moreends tomorrow with a gospel brunch. He is my ATF singer and guitarist!! We got to experience this band last night and really enjoyed how they all vibed so well!

I have only just begun to follow Constance Clare-Newman's work, I started receiving her email…read morenewsletter only just recently, sadly for me! I find your thinking to be very clear, and pleasurable to follow, and of course, also very constructive in effect. It's a balm to have momentary procedures to make use of, a balm simply to read what you have written. Thank you much! Paul

For years I've had tension headaches due to poor posture. I knew I needed to work on my posture but…read morefelt overwhelmed at the idea of retraining years of sitting and standing habits so I was reluctant to get started. My husband recommended I look into trying Alexander Technique and a quick search led me to Constance who is based nearby. I loved working with Constance from the very first lesson. She welcomed me into her cozy studio and I immediately felt at home in her warm, relaxed presence. I began feeling better after incorporating things she showed in in my very first lesson. I signed up for 10 lessons and began seeing her once or twice a week. Each week we built on what was learned before and I began to have a real shift in the way I held and used my body -- even friends and family started comment. Best of all, I had a big reduction in my headaches which went from being almost daily to just a few times a month. A few years went by and I decided to start seeing Constance again to refresh and work on my Alexander Technique. Again I felt a big shift after the very first lesson. I feel so grateful to have found Constance and had the opportunity to work with her. I look forward to my lessons with her each week! Not only has she shown me how to begin to undo all these old habits and to use my body with more ease, she's also shown me how to approach this work with curiosity and gentleness. She's an amazing teacher!