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Retire with class and excitement

Finding the perfect retirement home.

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The beautiful, well-versed 83 year old lady, fully dressed every morning at 8 am sharp, with her hair done in fashion and perfectly applied makeup, is moving to a retirement home. Her husband recently died, which motivated her move. After many hours of patiently waiting in the hall of the home, she smiled sweetly, when told her room was ready. As she moved her walker toward the elevator, she was given a detailed description of her small room, including the curtains hanging from her window. ′′ I love it “, she said, with the enthusiasm of a 8-year-old girl who was just handed over a new pet. – Mrs. Jones; you haven’t seen the room, just wait. – That doesn’t matter, she replied. Happiness is something you decide over time. Whether or not I like my room doesn’t depend on how the furniture is arranged, it depends on how I arrange my mind. I’ve already decided that I like it. It’s a decision I make every morning when I wake up. I have the choice; I can spend the day in bed, going through the difficulty I have with my body parts that don’t work, or get out of bed and be thankful for the parts that do work. Every day is a gift, and as long as my eyes open, I will focus on the new day and the happy memories I’ve stored just for this time in my life. HAPPINESS is like a bank account: you withdraw from it, what you deposit. So my advice would be to deposit a lot of happiness into your memory account. Remember these five simple things: 1.- Free your heart from hate/discord. 2.- Free your mind from worries. 3.- Live Simply. 4.- Give more. 5.- Take less. Visit for vacation rental jomes in the Coachella Valley.. Luxury homes in PALM DESERT Palm Desert offers homes in various architectural styles, custom builds, and even raw land to build your one-of-a-kind dream home. If you want to know more about what’s available to buy in Palm Desert, check out these luxury listings currently on the market with virtual showings. Homes for sale around the Palm Desert Area

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Palm Springs Tram

Escape to the Desert

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Known as a hub for music and film festivals, the Greater Palm Desert Resort Area offers many ways to entertain you. Attractions include the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, the largest rotating aerial tramway in the world. AND NOW THE NEW ACRISURE ARENA EVENT CENTER WHICH OPENED IN DECEMBER 2022. And you can discover many other ways to enjoy the desert by pick up a copy of the February issue of Inland Empire Magazine at your local major supermarket (including Stater Bros.) or Barnes & Noble. For a vacation home, surround yourself with breathtaking natural beauty tucked away amid dramatic mountain ranges at Marriott’s Desert Springs Villas and its sister resort, Marriott’s Desert Springs Villas II in Palm Desert. These villas are stylish desert retreats with every amenity you desire. Test your game on 36 holes of championship golf at the adjacent Desert Springs JW Marriott Resort & Spa pristine courses. On site, enjoy the convenience of The Marketplace for deli items, Starbucks coffee, The Grill, and Rockwood Grill. Or choose from five restaurants and two lounges at the nearby Desert Spring JW Marriott® Resort & Spa. Photo courtesy of Visit Greater Palm Springs Visit for vacation rental jomes in the Coachella Valley.. Luxury homes in PALM DESERT Palm Desert offers homes in various architectural styles, custom builds, and even raw land to build your one-of-a-kind dream home. If you want to know more about what’s available to buy in Palm Desert, check out these luxury listings currently on the market with virtual showings. Homes for sale around the Palm Desert Area

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FREE EL PASEO COURTESY CARTS

TRAVEL EASILY WITH THE FREE EL PASEO COURTESY CARTS

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The newly reimagined El Paseo Courtesy Carts provide FREE transportation all along the famed El Paseo shopping district and its popular stores, art galleries, and restaurants. The golf cart-style Courtesy Carts are the perfect way to be chauffeured and focus on what’s important–the shopping, of course! To use the carts on El Paseo, download the “Ride Circuit” app, available for both APPLE and ANDROID devices. Visit for vacation rental jomes in the Coachella Valley.. Luxury homes in PALM DESERT Palm Desert offers homes in various architectural styles, custom builds, and even raw land to build your one-of-a-kind dream home. If you want to know more about what’s available to buy in Palm Desert, check out these luxury listings currently on the market with virtual showings. Homes for sale around the Palm Desert Area

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2023 Desert X Artists Named

2023 Desert X Artists Named

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A dozen artists from Europe, North America and South Asia will deploy their artworks at outside areas across the Coachella Valley. City News Service,News Partner Posted Mon, Jan 30, 2023 at 3:19 pm PT Reply The 2023 event will run March 4 until May 7, according to a statement from Desert X. (Desert X) COACHELLA VALLEY, CA — Organizers of Desert X, a biennial outdoor art exhibition in the Coachella Valley, announced Monday the artists who will participate in the fourth edition of the site-specific display opening in March. A dozen artists from Europe, North America and South Asia will deploy their artworks at outside areas across the Coachella Valley from March 4 until May 7, according to a statement from Desert X. “There’s a saying attributed to the Kwakwaka’wakw nation that a place is a story happening many times,” said Desert X’s Artistic Director Neille Wakefield in a statement. “This idea of place as the multiplicity of stories flowing through it is central to Desert X. Artists are an essential part of this understanding and the ideas they bring to it irrigate our perception of place, nourishing the narratives already there and propagating those that have yet to be told.” Participating artists who will present immersive works including sculpture, painting, writing architecture, design, film, music, performance, choreography, education and environmental activism are: — United Kingdom-based artist Rana Behum with “Chainlink,” a structure appearing as a shimmering pyramidal haze of color or a chain link fence floating above the desert floor and spread across the valley. — United States-based artist Lauren Bon with “The Smallest Sea with the Largest Heart,” a poetic object to remind viewers of society’s capacity to destroy, their connection to water, and that the desert was once a sea. — U.S.-based rancher, artist and educator Gerald Clarke with “Immersion,” a giant board game with a goal to reach the center by answering questions about the traditions and histories of the Cahuilla Indians and other sovereign cultures. — Mexico-based artist Paloma Contreras Lomas with “Amar a Dios en Tierra de Indios, Es Oficio Maternal,” a Western-meets-scifi, audio-visual tour of a landscape featuring a dated car screeched to a halt and an array of tangled limbs from two mysterious characters, in an effort to push back at the violent male gaze of the landscape. — U.S.-based artist Torkwase Dyson with “Liquid a Place,” which is part of an ongoing series that features a sculptural installation that engages people as liquid beings seeking new forms. — Mexico-based artist Mario Garcia Torres with “Searching for the Sky (While Maintaining Equilibrium),” a herd of mechanical bulls designed to make people fall and becoming a macho celebration of failure. — United Kingdom and India-based artists Himali Singh Soin and David Soin Tappeser with “Namak Nazar,” immersive audio-visual environments inviting people to think through ecological loss and the loss of home. — U.S.-based artist Matt Johnson with “Sleeping Figure,” a cubist rendition of classical odalisque featuring shipping containers and the harem to which they belong. — U.S.-based artist Tschabalala Self with “Pioneer,” an equestrian statue serving as a visual representation of the birthright and place of Native and African American women within the American landscape. — Bangladesh-based artist Marina Tobassum with “Khudi Bari,” a modular mobile home that is low cost, durable, and can be assembled and disassembled to address the role of design amidst the world’s climate conditions. — Mexico-based artist Hector Zamora with “Chimera,” a performative action transforming street vendors into walking sculptures made of balloons to question the everyday uses of materials and functions of space. “In a time of global crisis, many of the artists have created spaces of freedom and possibility, suggesting new ways to build healing cultures of care that embrace and protect (bio)diversity, opening up opportunities for joy and hope anchored in justice,” Desert X co-curator Diana Campbell said in a statement. “Immersing ourselves in the stories of place also awakens us to its mythologies, whether they be religious texts and oral traditions across multitudes of belief systems that see us creating vessels to escape the flood as well as being cast into the arid wilderness to test the limits of existential and spiritual survival.” Visit for vacation rental jomes in the Coachella Valley.. Luxury homes in PALM DESERT Palm Desert offers homes in various architectural styles, custom builds, and even raw land to build your one-of-a-kind dream home. If you want to know more about what’s available to buy in Palm Desert, check out these luxury listings currently on the market with virtual showings. Homes for sale around the Palm Desert Area

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WILDLIGHTS - The Living Desert

Town Tradition: Local Plan For Living Desert Zoo’s

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 ‘Glow In The Park’ Palm Desert’s tradition offers a way for zoo-member families to view the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens after the sun has set. Ashley Ludwig,Patch Staff Posted Mon, Jan 30, 2023 at 8:44 am PT Reply (PHOTO: Courtesy Tianyu Arts and Culture, Inc. ) PALM DESERT, CA — It’s not the glowing forests of Pandora on Avatar, but it may be the next best thing for Palm Desert residents. For the second year in a row, the Living Desert Zoo and Gardens’ ‘Glow in the Park’ wildlife sanctuary installation brings the nighttime desert to life in a feast for the eyes. Presented by Arcisure Arena, Glow in the Park is reserved for zoo members. It is a ticketed, after-hours event scheduled from 6:30 to 10 p.m. from March 17 to April 30. Tickets go on sale in late January, according to the zoo website. Town Tradition: Local Plan For Living Desert Zoo’s ‘Glow In The Park’; PHOTO: Courtesy Tianyu Arts and Culture, Inc. For starters, take everything you know about lanterns and throw it away. The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens partnered with an installation expert who created larger-than-life light sculptures lit from within by colorful LED lights. The springtime display returns to feature themed paths that pay homage to pollinators and plants, showcase traditional Chinese lanterns and culture in unique ways, and tell visual stories of the desert in all of its extreme resilience. At night, the park appears to come alive with glowing displays of rams, flamingos, crocodiles, towering lions, butterfly trees and a Chinese dragon whose brightly-colored tail coils into a tunnel big enough to walk through. Some installations are interactive and others are merely breathtaking, according to a Discover Palm Desert spokesperson. Walk through the giant flamingo arch at the Glow in the Park at Living Desert Zoo. PHOTO: Courtesy Tianyu Arts and Culture, Inc. “The event is a truly awe-inspiring animal and nature-scape lantern creations are sure to delight your sight and senses,” according to the publication. There are interactive features, such as the glowing moon swing, unicorn carriage, and glowing photo frame to mug for photos next to a glowing gorilla. The darkness of the desert sky makes the light-up features even more spectacular. Living Desert Zoo and Gardens CEO and President Allen Monroe discussed the added bonus of a nighttime African Safari. To see the animals of the zoo at night, is unlike any other experience The Living Desert Zoo has hosted in previous years, according to Monroe. Expect new and exciting glowing creatures in 2023. PHOTO: Courtesy Tianyu Arts and Culture, Inc. “It’s been really exciting to see it come to life right before our eyes,” Monroe said in 2022. “Each section has its own unique theme and design and is a work of art in itself.” This year, the magic returns, according to Monroe. “This year’s event is sure to delight as an entirely new line up of lanterns will light up the night including lanterns of desert wildlife, animals of the sea, and even mythical creatures!” Guests can watch the desert come alive with lanterns, engaging art installations, interactive stations, and plenty of memorable photo opportunities at Glow in the Park. Glow in the Park will be held nightly, March 17 through April 30 from 6:30 to 10 p.m. Tickets are on sale now at LivingDesert.org. Advanced reservations are required as space is limited. Tickets are purchased for a select date and time. New this year, a combo ticket is available – guests can purchase any day general admission zoo ticket and a Glow in the Park ticket for a discounted rate. Glow in the Park is presented by Acrisure Arena home of the Coachella Valley Firebirds and sponsored by the City of Palm Desert. Produced in partnership with Tianyu Arts and Culture, Inc., Glow in the Park is an extraordinary night-time event featuring intricate, immersive, and truly amazing animal and nature-scape lantern creations. Photo: Tianyu Arts and Culture, Inc., Tianyu Arts and Culture, Inc. designed each lantern installation in partnership with the zoo to reflect the unique location of the Coachella Valley as well as the zoo itself. The Glow in the Park is immersive, with larger-than-life lanterns and glowing landscapes that create both the engaging art installations the area is famous for as well as a backdrop for photo opportunities, according to Glow In the Park fans. The much anticipated family-friendly event is ticketed, so zoo members can be prepared to spend a little extra if they go. Advanced reservations are required. The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens is located at 47900 Portola Avenue in Palm Desert. For more information, visit www.livingdesert.org. Get more local news delivered straight to your inbox. Sign up for free Patch newsletters and alerts. Visit for vacation rental jomes in the Coachella Valley.. Luxury homes in PALM DESERT Palm Desert offers homes in various architectural styles, custom builds, and even raw land to build your one-of-a-kind dream home. If you want to know more about what’s available to buy in Palm Desert, check out these luxury listings currently on the market with virtual showings. Homes for sale around the Palm Desert Area

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Wildest Restaurant + Bar

Spend A Perfect Valentine’s Day With A Perfect Dinner At Wildest

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Book Your Table Here! Meet Assistant Manager- Grace Hill Grace Hill was born in Southern California and has been a local to the Coachella Valley for the past five years. She has dedicated the past 15 years of her career to the hospitality industry working for Southern California’s premier restaurants and bars. Grace is an active member of the California Association of Realtors and is passionate about art and nature, and the healing effect it has on people. When asked about her involvement with Wildest Restaurant + Bar, she often cites her love of interacting with guests while providing a unique and unforgettable atmosphere for those that’s dine with us. When guests are asked about their experience with Grace, we often hear notes about her unwavering positivity, energy, and attentiveness to the dining experience. Grace echoes the moniker, “Let food be thy medicine”, which perfectly aligns with the values of Wildest Restaurant + Bar, and we are incredibly lucky to feel her impact every day. Some Of Our Favorite Things Experience A Rare Library of Michael Browne Wines At Wildest! Our journey began in 1997. I spent days working at a winery, nights in the restaurant – exhausted and run down, while Sarah worked full-time too. It was tough, for sure. It’s been a long road to get here—from launching Kosta Browne with everything we had to finally realizing our dream of owning a family winery. Today, our forever home stands in Russian River Valley’s heart, pouring 23 years of hard work into our signature wines, CIRQ and CHEV. Refining every step to delicious detail, we’re also in no hurry—taking time to love, laugh, enjoy life with our three wonderful kids—and, of course, drink great wine. Wildest Restaurant + Bar carries some a Rare Browne Family Wines including a 2010 Magnum Kosta Browne Chardonnay, 2018 Cirq Pinot Noir, 2019 Chev Pinot Noir, and other rare vintages. Want Your Own Event? Let us create something special just for you!   Happy Hour | Menu | Reservations Visit Our Website For More!   760-636-0441        Wildest Restaurant + Bar | 72990 El Paseo #3, Palm Desert, CA 92260 Visit for vacation rental jomes in the Coachella Valley.. Luxury homes in PALM DESERT Palm Desert offers homes in various architectural styles, custom builds, and even raw land to build your one-of-a-kind dream home. If you want to know more about what’s available to buy in Palm Desert, check out these luxury listings currently on the market with virtual showings. Homes for sale around the Palm Desert Area

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coda gallery palm desert california

Burner: The Exhibition Makes Palm Desert Stop on North American Tour: Artist KEF! to Accompany Collection

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CODA Gallery, Palm Desert’s premier contemporary art space, presents, in a limited engagement presentation, Burner: A Group Exhibition of International Street Artists. This magnificent Collection featuring works from globally renowned street artists Dalek, Banksy, Cee Pil, Magnus Gjoen, Reka One, Henri Lamy, KEF!, and Shane Goudreau will be on exhibition and available for acquisition at the gallery from March 4 through March 24, 2023. A Do-Not-Miss opening party is planned for Friday, March 3 with a live in-person appearance by Superstar Artist KEF! from 4:00-7:00pm. Join us for beverages, music, and dope art.  Two additional Artist receptions with the Berlin-based Artist KEF! are planned for Saturday, March 4 from 1-3pm and Sunday, March 5 from 1-4pm. The receptions and exhibition are complimentary and open to the public with RSVPs strongly recommended. This extraordinary exhibition graces the gallery space during all announced events as well as during regular gallery hours. Private appointments & viewings are available upon request, as well as a digital catalog of available works. For more information, please visit www.codagallery.com or call the gallery at 760.346.4661. Click HERE to RSVP. CODA Gallery 73400 El Paseo Suite B-1 Palm Desert, CA 92260 Visit for vacation rental jomes in the Coachella Valley.. Luxury homes in PALM DESERT Palm Desert offers homes in various architectural styles, custom builds, and even raw land to build your one-of-a-kind dream home. If you want to know more about what’s available to buy in Palm Desert, check out these luxury listings currently on the market with virtual showings. Homes for sale around the Palm Desert Area

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Palm Desert News

Palm Desert New Events in Feb, Mar and Apr.

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Saturday, January 28 Featured Event JAN28 Southwest Arts Festival 2023: Empire Polo Club, Indio Saturday, 10:00 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Featured Event JAN28 Lunar Festival ‘Year Of The Rabbit’ 2023: Downtown Riverside Saturday, 11:00 amBanning-Beaumont, CA InterestedReplyShare Featured Event JAN28 Snow Play & Ice Rink 2023: The Shops at Dos Lagos, Corona Saturday, 12:00 pmLake Elsinore-Wildomar, CA InterestedReplyShare Featured Event JAN28 Passion 4 Pinot Noir Festival 2023: Palm Springs Saturday, 2:00 pmPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)Reply (1)Share Featured Event JAN28 Lunar New Year Lucky Lion Dancers 2023: Pechanga Resort Casino, Temecula Saturday, 3:00 pmTemecula, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event JAN28 Palm Springs Health Run & Wellness Festival Saturday, 8:00 amPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Sunday, January 29 Featured Event JAN29 ‘Scam Me If You Can’ Author Frank Abagnale: Desert Town Hall 2023, Indian Wells Sunday, 6:00 pmPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Tuesday, January 31 Featured Event JAN31 T-Mobile Tuesdays: Get Delighted Every Week Tuesday, 8:30 amPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Wednesday, February 1 Local Event FEB1 Nature Walk at Blixseth Park Wednesday, 8:30 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Thursday, February 2 Local Event FEB2 Art Smith Trail Interpretative Hike Thursday, 8:30 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB2 Randall Henderson Trail Interpretative Hike Thursday, 8:30 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Friday, February 3 Local Event FEB3 Taste of Jalisco Festival Friday, 4:00 pmPalm Desert, CA Interested (2)ReplyShare Saturday, February 4 Local Event FEB4 Desert Mountains Art Faire Saturday, 9:00 amPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Local Event FEB4 Festival of Local Creatives Saturday, 10:00 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB4 Taste of Jalisco Festival & Carnival 2023: Cathedral City Saturday, 11:00 amPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Local Event FEB4 Evolutionary History of the Tortoise Saturday, 11:00 amPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Local Event FEB4 Taste of Jalisco Festival Saturday, 11:00 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB4 Life Zones in the San Jacinto Mountains Saturday, 1:00 pmPalm Desert, CA Interested (2)ReplyShare Sunday, February 5 Local Event FEB5 Taste of Jalisco Festival Sunday, 11:00 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Monday, February 6 Local Event FEB6 Rancho Mirage Full Moon Hike, 7:00pm group Monday, 7:00 pmPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB6 Rancho Mirage Full Moon Hike, 7:15pm group Monday, 7:15 pmPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Local Event FEB6 Rancho Mirage Full Moon Hike, 7:30pm group Monday, 7:30 pmPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Tuesday, February 7 Local Event FEB7 Long Canyon Hike Tuesday, 9:00 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB7 La Quinta Full Moon Hike, 7:00pm group Tuesday, 7:00 pmPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Local Event FEB7 La Quinta Full Moon Hike, 7:15pm group Tuesday, 7:15 pmPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB7 La Quinta Full Moon Hike, 7:30pm group Tuesday, 7:30 pmPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB7 Night Sky Star Observations Tuesday, 7:30 pmPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Thursday, February 9 Local Event FEB9 Randall Henderson Trail Interpretative Hike Thursday, 8:30 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB9 Art Smith Trail Interpretative Hike Thursday, 8:30 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB9 Your Voice, Their Future! Help Voices for Children move 100 children off our waitlist! Thursday, 5:30 pmMurrieta, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Saturday, February 11 Local Event FEB11 5k Run/Walk for Life Saturday, 9:00 amPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Local Event FEB11 Lunar Festival at The River, Presented by the City of Rancho Mirage Cultural Commission Saturday, 11:00 amPalm Desert, CA Interested (2)ReplyShare Local Event FEB11 Snow Play & Ice Rink 2023: The Shops at Dos Lagos, Corona Saturday, 12:00 pmLake Elsinore-Wildomar, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB11 Enjoy Wine and Journey Captured! Fundraiser for Voices for Children! Saturday, 4:30 pmPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB11 Star Party at the Monument Saturday, 5:00 pmPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Sunday, February 12 Local Event FEB12 Plants Live in the Desert: How do They Do That? Sunday, 11:00 amPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Local Event FEB12 Book Signing Event With Author Ruthie Marlenée – 2/12/2023 1-4 pm Sunday, 1:00 pmPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)Reply (1)Share Tuesday, February 14 Local Event FEB14 Kim Nicol Trail Hike Tuesday, 9:00 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Wednesday, February 15 Local Event FEB15 Nature Walk at Blixseth Park Wednesday, 8:30 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Thursday, February 16 Local Event FEB16 Randall Henderson Trail Interpretative Hike Thursday, 8:30 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB16 Art Smith Trail Interpretative Hike Thursday, 8:30 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Saturday, February 18 Local Event FEB18 Riverside County Fair & National Date Festival 2023: Indio Saturday, 10:00 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB18 Author Book Signing- Historical Fiction -WWII backdrop, polio epidemic -Chicago Saturday, 1:00 pmPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Sunday, February 19 Local Event FEB19 Steinway Society’s BRAVO Music for Children Sunday, 11:00 amPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Monday, February 20 Local Event FEB20 Palm Desert 45-65 Singles Dinner Club – Shogun Restaurant Event Monday, 5:15 pmPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Tuesday, February 21 Local Event FEB21 Jane’s Hoffbrau Oasis Trail Hike Tuesday, 9:00 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB21 Help us provide 100 children in foster care with CASAs! Tuesday, 6:00 pmMurrieta, CA InterestedReplyShare Thursday, February 23 Local Event FEB23 Randall Henderson Trail Interpretative Hike Thursday, 8:30 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB23 Art Smith Trail Interpretative Hike Thursday, 8:30 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB23 Wall Street Journal Columnist Kimberley Strassel: Desert Town Hall 2023, Indian Wells Thursday, 6:00 pmPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Saturday, February 25 Local Event FEB25 Annual Hot Rod & Custom Car Show 2023: La Quinta Saturday, 9:00 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB25 Yoga With A Ranger Saturday Saturday, 9:00 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB25 Desert WineFest 2023: Civic Center Park, Palm Desert Saturday, 1:00 pmPalm Desert, CA Interested (1)ReplyShare Tuesday, February 28 Local Event FEB28 Tortoise Talk & Walk Tuesday, 9:00 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event FEB28 Pacific Crest Trail at Snow Creek Hike Tuesday, 9:00 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Wednesday, March 1 Local Event MAR1 Nature Walk at Blixseth Park Wednesday, 8:30 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Thursday, March 2 Local Event MAR2 Art Smith Trail Interpretative Hike Thursday, 8:30 amPalm Desert, CA InterestedReplyShare Local Event MAR2 Randall Henderson Trail Interpretative Hike Thursday, 8:30

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A ‘New Era’ Of Tennis Paradise Set To Debut at 2023 Tournament

Tennis Paradise Featured In Netflix ‘Break Point’

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Tennis Paradise Featured In Netflix ‘Break Point’ Series, Taylor Fritz’s Dramatic Title Run Headlines Episode 3 BY BNP PARIBAS OPEN 01/13/2023 Relive The Drama and Action Of The 2022 BNP Paribas Open Through The Debut of Netflix’s ‘Break Point’ Series The much-anticipated tennis docuseries Break Point was released Friday, and fans of Tennis Paradise can now relive the 2022 BNP Paribas Open through exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and interviews on Netflix! The series premiered its first five of ten episodes on January 13, offering an all-access look at the life on Tour of top ATP and WTA stars. Episode 3 of the series documents Taylor Fritz’s dramatic run to the title at Indian Wells last March, showcasing behind-the-scenes interviews, access from an action-packed 2022 tournament in Tennis Paradise. 2022 finalist Maria Sakkari also features heavily in the series’ Indian Wells spotlight episode entitled ‘California Dreaming.’ EXPERIENCE 2023 IN TENNIS PARADISE In addition to the Episode 3 spotlight on Tennis Paradise, the rest of the series follows many of the Tour’s high-profile names including 2022 and 2021 Tennis Paradise champions Iga Swiatek and Paula Badosa. Other players that feature in the series include Felix Auger-Aliassime, Nick Kyrgios, Ons Jabeur, Sloane Stephens and many others. NEW YEAR. NEW ERA. SECURE YOUR TICKETS TO THE 2023 EDITION OF TENNIS PARADISE! Check out the Netflix series, then come see the stars in person! The top players on the ATP and WTA are set to descend on the Coachella Valley for the 2023 BNP Paribas Open this spring. Secure your chance to witness these world-class players take center stage in idyllic Tennis Paradise from March 6-19, 2023! GET 2023 TICKETS Visit for vacation rental jomes in the Coachella Valley.. Luxury homes in PALM DESERT Palm Desert offers homes in various architectural styles, custom builds, and even raw land to build your one-of-a-kind dream home. If you want to know more about what’s available to buy in Palm Desert, check out these luxury listings currently on the market with virtual showings. Homes for sale around the Palm Desert Area

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Life over 60 for Seniors – What can you expect from life when you are over 60?

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Life over 60 for Seniors What can you expect from life when you are over 60? Join the Desert area seniors and get more from life. Visit for vacation rental jomes in the Coachella Valley.. Luxury homes in PALM DESERT Palm Desert offers homes in various architectural styles, custom builds, and even raw land to build your one-of-a-kind dream home. If you want to know more about what’s available to buy in Palm Desert, check out these luxury listings currently on the market with virtual showings. Homes for sale around the Palm Desert Area

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