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California Desert Chorale Concludes Concert Season

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On December 11 and 18, the California Desert Chorale closed its winter season with a finale performance of the “Holiday Singin’ & Swingin” live concert. Led by Artistic Director Tim Bruneau and Principal Accompanist Bruce Magnum, the choral program featured classical pieces and holiday favorites. The concert took place at 3 PM at the Hope Lutheran Church in Palm Desert. The California Desert Chorale live choral concert included festive and fun performances of “A Doo Wop Christmas” by Kirby Shaw; “Swing into Christmas” by J. Garland W. Kent & J. Livingston, arranged by Mac Huff; “The Chanukah Song (We Are Lights)” by Stephen Schwarts, arranged by Nowlin; and many more. Special features of the performance included 32 choristers arranged by soprano, alto, tenor, and bass; 11 Instrumentalists with chamber orchestra including violins, viola, cello, bass, flute, oboe, harp, trumpets, and percussion; and an audience sing-along portion with a medley of holiday favorites including “Deck The Halls;” “Joy to the World;” “We Wish you A Merry Christmas;” and more. Lyrics were provided along with holiday concert translations. The California Desert Chorale exists to bring joy to singers and audiences alike by providing a wide variety of choral and other inspiring vocal musical performances. The California Desert Chorale will hold the 2023 Scholarship competition, beginning on Saturday, January 28, at 1 pm with a public voice class for all participants. A high degree of personal commitment is required for members to meet the California Desert Chorale’s standards. The Chorale has Monday night rehearsals from September through April; periodic Saturday morning rehearsals; very busy concert week schedules, and occasional community service performances. A substantial portion of the group’s concert repertoire is sung from memory. Therefore, significant individual effort is required between rehearsals. Membership auditions occur prior to the Chorale’s concert season and intermittently during the season, at the discretion of the Artistic Director. All those interested in Chorale membership must perform an individual audition with the Artistic Director prior to acceptance. Current members may be required to re-audition at any point if the Artistic Director perceives the need. Each auditioning singer must perform a memorized solo work from the classical, folk song, musical theater, American standard or sacred music repertoire. Typical audition material includes operatic arias, art songs, and ballads by George Gershwin, Jerome Kern, Irving Berlin, Cole Porter, etc. The musical selection one chooses to use for the audition should readily reflect good breath support, consistent tone quality, accurate tuning, and interpretive skill. Those auditioning must also provide printed sheet music for their audition song. Each auditioning singer will be asked to discuss his or her prior experience as both a choral and solo singer. Some auditioning singers may be required to work privately on specific technical and interpretive skills as a qualification of their membership, at the discretion of the Artistic Director. The California Desert Chorale is a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit charitable organization. The California Desert Chorale is composed of both professional and amateur singers who bring a wide variety of choral and solo experience to the ensemble. For more information on how to support and be involved with the chorale, call (760) 346-4933.

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Cirque Du Soleil: Corteo – Coming to Acrisure Arena

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Cirque Du Soleil: Will be bringing its colorful antics and superb showmanship to Acrisure Arena, Cirque du Soleil: Cortero is bringing its majestic baroque circus acts Thursday, August 31 through Sunday, September 3. Corteo: which means cortege in Italian, is a joyous procession, a festive parade imagined by a clown. The show brings together the passion of the actor with the grace and power of the acrobat to plunge the audience into a theatrical world of fun, comedy, and spontaneity situated in a mysterious space between heaven and earth. Tickets go on sale December 19 – unlock your tickets NOW with this exclusive presale access!

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Strategies for Surviving Summer

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Strategies for Surviving Summer A discussion for desert business owners, managers and employees on how to thrive during the Summer season. Hear new best practices and walk away with new ideas to implement in your own business. About A discussion for desert business owners, managers and employees on how to thrive during the Summer season. Hear new best practices and walk away with new ideas to implement in your own business. Guest Panel Announcement Next Week When Wednesday May 11th 8:00AM till 9:45AM Where UCR Palm Desert Campus University Building, Room B200 75080 Frank Sinatra Drive Palm Desert, CA 92211 Click To Register  

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Eco-volunteerism in the Coachella Valley

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6 p.m. Wednesday, March 23 FREE Making a difference in the world is easier than you might think. This lecture will be an interactive and in-depth exploration of Citizen Science and Green Volunteerism in the Coachella Valley.  An engaging panel of experts, including UCR’s own Cameron Barrows of the Center for Conservation Biology, will explain how each of us can play a role in making science happen. You’ll leave knowing how to make an impact on your community, your environment, and the world. This series is in partnership with Friends of the Desert Mountains. RSVP now! 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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Leadership Seminar Information

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Join us for our next leadership seminar as author and seasoned business consultant, Ron Burgess, provides insightful research-based principles that exist across nearly all wealth-creating small companies.   The seminar highlights the experiences and habits of successful small business leaders and discusses how to create and maintain a market niche, which is more important than excellent management. Whether working in the private, public, for-profit or non-profit sectors, the seminar provides timely and relevant principles for those interested in optimizing their personal and professional pursuits. Seminar: Leadership Lessons from Wealth-Creating Small Companies Date: Monday, April 4, 2016 Time: 7:00 PM to 8:15 PM Place: BUS123 California Baptist University Admission is complimentary but registration is required. Visit the event page for more information and to RSVP. Register Now   If you are interested in mastering your education in Leadership, consider CBU's Master of Arts inLeadership and Organizational Studies.

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Promote  and  market  Greater  Palm  Springs as  a  premier  visitor  and  convention/meeting destination

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Palm Desert, CA – Promote  and  market  Greater  Palm  Springs as  a  premier  visitor  and  convention/meeting destination for the purpose of positively affecting the area’s economy. Smith Travel Research:December occupancy  in Greater  Palm  Springs  was  down  1.8%  at  51%.  ADR  was  down 2.2% and RevPAR was down 4% in December. Year-to-date occupancy is up 1.1% at 59%, ADR is up 5.4% and RevPAR is up 6.6% over the previous year.•Convention Sales:For December,  the  CVB  booked 29,967room  nights. The  rooms  booked  by  the  CVB  in December will  support  more  than 6,769jobs  and  generate  more  than $28.7million  in business  sales. Year-to-date, 175,898 room  nights  have  been  booked. The CVB  booked meetings which were held in December and generated 6,327 room nights.  These bookings supported 2,787 jobs and  generated  more than $15.6 million in business sales. The  team also generated 50new leadsinDecemberfor a total of 827new leads year-to-date.In 2015,  the  CVB  grew  the overall number  of  room  nights  by  14%.     Additionally,  the Convention  Sales  department increased the  number  of  new  leads  by  7%  (576  leads)  to the market. December Convention Sales Activities: December 2-4, 2015–CalSAE Seasonal Spectacular –Sacramento, CAThe CalSAE Seasonal Spectacular is a premier one-day program and the event drew over 1000 attendees and meeting executives from throughout the greater Sacramento area.  CVB staff members and five destination partners attended the morning educational sessions and the West Coast’s largest association industry tradeshow. oDecember 7-9, 2015–Society of Incentive Travel Executives Southern California Holiday Event –La Quinta, CAThe Society of Incentive Travel Executives Southern California Holiday Event,also known as SITE SO CAL,returned to the Greater Palm Springs and the CVBassisted as a major sponsor for the program. The event took place at the La Quinta Resort and Club and approximately 500meeting planners and hospitality professionals were in attendance to celebrate the holidays and raise money for worthy charities. This all-star event has grown to be a premiere event among Southern California hospitality professionals.oDecember 15-17, 2015–Association Forum of Chicagoland (AFOC) Holiday Showcase –Chicago, ILThe annual AFOC holiday Showcase is widely considered the industry’s best and most highly attended one-day exhibition for Chicago’s multi-billion dollar association meetings market. The CVB and five destination partners were in attendance. DecemberDestination Services:oFulfilled 12 client requests resulting in 204 CVB Partner referralsoAssisted a total of nine clients with service requests/fulfillmentsoOrganized six site visits representing 8,324 room nights and 4,050 attendeesTravel Industry Sales:In  December,  the  Travel  Industry  Sales  department  produced  six  hotel  and  non-hotel leads,  sent 117client  services  and  met  with 633travel  professionals  by  conducting destination   training,   sales   calls,   hosted   familiarization   tours   and   attended   industry tradeshows and events.December TIS Sales Activities:oDecember 1, 2015 –China Destination Sales Calls & Meetings -ChinaCherrie Yang, CVB’s account manager in Shanghai, conducted sales calls to Bamboo Garden  International  Travel  Service  in  Beijing.  She  also  attended  a  Brand  USA  Key Partner  Meeting,  including  key  clients fromGalaxy  Tour,  JJ  Tour , and  Ukubang discussing FAMopportunities to Greater Palm Springs in 2016.oDecember 1-6, 2015 –Prost Desert Cities Luncheon –Indian Wells, CAThe  PROST  Desert  Cities  December  networking  luncheon  was  held  at  the  Hyatt Regency  Indian Wells  Resort  &  Spa.  The  Event  was  attended  by  travel  industry professionals from Corniche, Altour, ProTravel, Worldview Travel, and Sunshine Travel.oDecember 3, 2015 –Prost Desert Cities Luncheon –Indian Wells, CAThe  PROST  Desert  Cities  December  networking  luncheon  was  held  at  the  Hyatt Regency  Indian Wells  Resort  &  Spa.  The  Event  was  attended  by  travel  industry professionals from Corniche, Altour, ProTravel, Worldview Travel, and Sunshine Travel. December 11-12, 2015 –Visit California Luxury Workshop –IndiaChristina Colney, Visit California’s India account director, conducted two workshops, in New Delhi and inMumbai, on behalf of the CVB. These two workshops were for tour operators that focus on the luxury segment. Destination presentations and information were provided to a group of luxury tour operators.oDecember 14-15, 2015 –Local Sales Calls to Travel Agencies –Greater Palm Springs, CALocal calls were conducted on both days to the following agencies: AAA La Quinta & AAA  Palm  Springs,  Anderson  Travel  Palm  Springs  &  Anderson  Travel  Indian  Wells, Sunshine  Travel  &  Cruise,  ProTravel,  Worldview  Travel,  Aviator  Travel,  ACT  1  Travel,  Elite Travel,  Gadabout  Tours,  and  Your  Travel  Agents  Palm  Springs.  The  CVB  met  with  45 agents and discussed GPS events, travel and business forecast for 2016.oDecember 15, 2015 –International Travel & Tourism Forum –San Francisco, CA Ashlee Ciara attended the 3rdannual International Travel & Tourism Forum. This program was created by San Francisco Travel with a specific focus on the international visitor industry and addressed the important of international visitors. Ashlee Cara was invited to speak on a panel to discuss international tourism.oDecember 31, 2015 –United Kingdom Trainings & Meetings – London, United Kingdom James Meed, CVB’s account manager, conducted destination training at Ocean Holidays, Vacations to America and Flight Centre for their reservation staff and had product meetings with Bridge & Wickers and Mint Greens no behalf of the destination.oDecember 1-31, 2015 –Australia Destination Trainings & Meetings –Sydney, AustraliaMelanie Mayer, CVB’s account manager in Sydney, conducted sales calls at Helloworld and Driveaway Holidays as well as trained 26 agents at Hoot Holidays and Excite Holidays through webinars and in-office training. FAMS, Site Inspections & Client Meetings:oHotelplan Motorhome (14 clients) -SwitzerlandoVision Travel Solutions (1client) –CanadaoBlue Heron Travel (1client) –Canada US Consultant General (1 client) –SingaporeMedia and Communications Highlights: Media Golf ClassicThe CVB was the destination partner for the annual Media Golf Classic.  As part of the event, 65 media professionals were in attendance. 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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Things to know about Acrisure Arena

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Before you head out to enjoy an event at this new venue, here are tips and insights into what your fan experience will be like. The main entrance on the east side of the building will focus on creating an indoor-outdoor feel featuring an outdoor food court. Since construction began in June 2021, you’ve likely driven by Acrisure Arena perched on the north side of Interstate 10 just off the Cook Street exit and viewed the immense structure rising from ground level, or you’ve seen the renderings that depict people milling in and out of the multi-purpose venue. Fans will gain their first real look inside Acrisure Arena when comics Dave Chappelle and Chris Rock entertain in the round on Dec. 14 followed by The Doobie Brothers (Dec. 15), Grupo Firme (Dec. 16), and then the Coachella Valley Firebirds’ first hockey game on Dec. 18. There are 2,950 parking spaces including 400 plus for VIP. John Bolton, senior vice president of entertainment and general manager of the arena has decades of experience around venues like Acrisure Arena. In fact, he’s helping the parent company, Oak View Group, develop grand opening and entertainment plans for eight new arena projects. He’s seen Acrisure Arena in Palm Desert go from an architect’s concept to reality, and he likes what he sees. “I think to me some of the interior spaces are even better than I thought,” Bolton says. “I think being in the bowl (the main seating area) you really understand how wonderful this is going to be from an artist’s perspective and a fan perspective. Just knowing that you’re going to be so close to the action, so close to the artist when they’re playing based on that basically one lower bowl design, I think is really, really incredible. “I’m really impressed with all of the work on the exterior of the building and how it fits in with the landscape around the facility as well as the beautiful mountains that are there. I think it fits well from that perspective and also from a color perspective, and I think our friends at the Berger Foundation have done a really, really amazing job in all the parking lots and the landscaping that’s coming on board as it relates to that part of the facility as well.” Hockey drove this arena to Greater Palm Springs where the Coachella Valley Firebirds will play home games through mid-April. PARKING There will be 500 VIP parking spots on the west end of the arena and 2,500 spaces around the south and east ends. If needed, there are 1,000 additional spaces available at Xavier Prep High School with a shuttle service to the arena. Kiosks at the arena will allow you to pay after you park rather be held up by an attendant asking for payment. Using Patriot One’s SmartGateway, fans will walk through screening areas that detect concealed guns, knives, and other related threat objects, and gives customers a green arrow to proceed through or a red warning to staff that shows where the detected threat object is located on the customer. “We think this frictionless, smart walkthrough system makes it really, really easy for people to enter,” Bolton says. TICKETING All tickets are digital and sent to your cell phone, so don’t bring a printout, a screenshot, or another method and expect to get in. The barcode is scanned on your ticket to gain access to the event. JUST FOR THE HOLIDAYS You’ll likely see the 54-foot Christmas tree from the freeway that sits by the main entrance. FOOD Before you even step into the arena, there will be a food court area by the main entrance that will include five restaurants. The specific restaurants will be named this week, Bolton says. “Obviously we’re taking advantage of the weather and extending our indoor-outdoor,” he adds. SEATING Acrisure Arena’s capacity is 11,000 with roughly 10,000 seats for hockey. There are 20 VIP suites that surround the lower bowl seating area. “It’s pretty clear to me that there’s not a bad seat in the house,” Bolton says. “You’re entering a ground level and then going down to your seat.” One seating area to consider. The very back row of seats is separated by a counter where the customer can plant a drink. The seating is similar to a bar seat, but it gives you some space between you and the person next to you compared to regular arena seating. ACOUSTICS The Doobie Brothers will be the first band to play in the arena on Dec. 15 followed by Grupo Firme on Dec. 16 and Maroon 5 on Dec. 31. The technology in this area has changed dramatically over the years, but workers have installed 10,000 square feet of acoustic lapidary panels, Bolton says. “The fact that we don’t have a very high elevated upper bowl where sound bounces off and then comes back down will create a much better sound overall for our events. The goal is to make sure the sound system is really, really awesome. That plays a part in people’s enjoyment.” The Chairman’s Club At the west end of the arena, there will be a giant screen broadcasting the action for hockey and also be part of the musical acts that appear. In addition, there will be a wraparound ribbon screen surrounding the bowl seating. Many of the concession areas have TVs to keep track of the action. CHAIRMAN’S CLUB 29 There is a special room located in the arena’s lower level where Chairman’s Club members can hang out complete with comfy lounge furniture, bar and food offerings, and plenty of TVs to view the event. ARENA WITH A VIEW Check out the north and south bar areas. They are open space areas where you can wander away from the bar and look down at the hockey arena. It’s by far the most dramatic viewing area. Might not be as good for concerted since the bars are parallel to the stage, but COMMUNITY

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WILDLIGHTS - The Living Desert

WILDLIGHTS – The Living Desert

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WILDLIGHTS Select nights, 6pm – 9pm November 22 (Members Only), 23, 25-26 | December 2-3, 9-10, 16-24, 26-30 Closed December 25 WildLights is SOLD OUT for November 23rd and November 25th. Recognized in the Top 5 Best Zoo Lights by USA Today, WildLights is a magical winter wonderland, complete with twinkling lights, dazzling light displays, and holiday fun. It is the perfect way to get into the holiday spirit and make lasting memories with friends and family. WildLights’ pathways will take guests on an illuminated journey around the Zoo with endless awe-inspiring sights and festive photo opportunities. Guests can go for a spin on the carousel, enjoy themed treats, take a free, souvenir photo with Santa, and much more. In true WildLights tradition, the G-scale model trains, with more than 3,300 feet of track, will be decked out for the holidays. Light up your holiday and join us! GENERAL TICKETS MEMBER TICKETS MEMBER NIGHT (NOV. 22) Advanced reservations are required for both members and guests. We recommend purchasing tickets as far in advance as you can, as we anticipate this event selling out. Tickets may be purchased above or by calling (760) 346-5694. General Admission $16 Member Ticket $14 Child Ticket (ages 3-12) $12 Children under 3 FREE Please note: Your timed WildLights ticket indicates the earliest time you can enter the Zoo. All daytime visitors, including members and guests with WildLights tickets, must completely exit the Zoo by 5:00pm. Beginning at 6:00pm, WildLights guests will be allowed to enter at the time designated on their ticket. Parking is free in the Zoo’s main parking lot, but spaces can fill up quickly. Please plan to carpool and/or use a rideshare service to save time. Overflow parking is located on Portola Avenue, Haystack Avenue, and Buckboard Avenue. (Further parking information is in the below FAQs.) If you are purchasing Member Tickets in person, please have your membership card and valid photo ID, matching the name on the membership, with you. Guests of all ages will be able to pose with Santa for photos through December 24th. Santa will then depart for the North Pole on Christmas Day and will not be at WildLights on December 26th – 30th. 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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The American Express Brings Golf and Music to the Desert

The American Express Brings Golf and Music to the Desert

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On January 20 and 21, American Express 2023 gives Palm Desert residents a chance to see 156 of the world’s best golfers playing for an $8 million purse. In addition to being a world-class golf tournament, all Friday and Saturday ticket holders will get a chance to rock out to the concert following ​the completion of golf on Friday and Saturday nights. Friday’s concert will feature pop sensation Gwen Stefani and Saturday’s concert will spotlight country superstar Darius Rucker. Grounds ticket pricing starts at $50 and includes access to tournament grounds from January 19 th to the 22nd, and all public fan venues like Casamigos Deck and Beers For Birdies. Plus, the General Admission Section of the concerts on Friday, January 20th and Saturday, January 21 st is also included. The Premium Pass pricing starts at $125, and includes admission to tournament grounds on January 19th-22nd, the open-air venue, Club 18 that includes complimentary lunch, hosted beer, wine and Casamigos Cocktails as well as all public fan venues–plus the General Admission Section of concerts on Friday, January 20th and Saturday, January 21st. Champions Club pricing starts at $250, and includes admission to tournament grounds January 19th-22nd, 18th Green Private, Climate controlled Venue with hosted breakfast, lunch, snacks and all-day full bar as well as access to all public fan venues like Casamigos Deck and Beers For Birdies. Daily Preferred Parking is also included with the purchase. Friday and Saturday tickets include access to an upgraded viewing area with complimentary drinks at concerts on Friday, January 20th and Saturday, January 21st. All ticket holders have access to the Casamigos Deck which is our open-air venue located on the 18th green. Grab your seat and watch your favorite golfers finish out their rounds. All Ticket holders have access to the Michelob Ultra Beers For Birdies venue located on one of the most iconic holes played during the PGA TOUR season, the par-3 17th on the Pete Dye Stadium Course known as ‘Alcatraz’. With amazing views, this fan-favorite venue gives you even more reason to cheer–any time a pro birdies, beers are discounted. The Champions Club ticket includes exclusive access to the 18th green with prime views of the course as well as hosted breakfast, lunch, and snacks all day and a full bar. Champions Club ticket holders also have access to the upgraded concert viewing section, adjacent to the stage with a hosted full bar, reserved upgraded restrooms, all 3 tournament golf courses, and the public venues. Club 18 is located directly behind the 18th green with hosted lunch, beer, wine and cocktails. It’s one of the perfect places to sip cocktails and watch some of the world’s best players with one of the best seats in the house. For the perfect vacation home near The American Express, try the Desert retreat in PGA West on the 11th fairway. The living area offers high ceilings, cozy fireplace, a convenient wet bar and golf course views from the expansive windows. This 3-bedroom, 3-full-bath home is the perfect place to enjoy your morning coffee on the outdoor patio just steps away from the fairway. 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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McCormick's Palm Springs Classic Car Auction

McCormick’s 73rd Palm Springs Classic Car Auction

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Classic & Exotic Car Auction of over 500 cars. General public & dealers welcome. Prices from just $2,000 to over $250,000. Friday is FREE, Saturday & Sunday $15 or $25 for all days. Family owned and operated, over 37 years producing classic car auctions in Palm Springs, California – NEXT EVENT IS NOVEMBER 18th, 19th & 20th 2022. Call 760.320.3290 for additional info or visit www.Classic-CarAuction.com Choosing an auction company should be based on the company’s integrity and stability along with expert-level knowledge as this is one of the most important business decisions a consumer will make. We have been producing classic car auctions in Palm Springs for 35 years! We are a family-owned and operated Classic Car Auction house based in Palm Springs, California. We produce 2 large Classic Car Auctions per year here in Palm Springs. The auctions are open to the general public and dealers are also welcome. Each event features over 500 Classic & Exotic cars. The events are held in February & November each year. The venue is The Palm Springs Convention Centers’s Outdoor Special Event area in downtown Palm Springs, just steps away from many resorts, shopping, and fine dining. We also have a very busy year-round classic car showroom here in the heart of downtown Palm Springs with many classics for sale on a daily basis. Back in 1981, Keith McCormick had already become a successful entrepreneur in his native United Kingdom, but he longed to realize a dream to move to Palm Springs, California, and devote his time entirely to his family…and his cars. In 1985, Keith hosted his very first exotic car auction. A modest affair, by today’s standards, but one that would start a tradition. Today, Keith’s relentless dedication to excellence and integrity has produced one of the most prestigious, respected, and successful car auctions in America. McCormick’s 73rd Palm Springs Classic Car Auction Featured Cars McCormick’s 73rd Palm Springs Classic Car Auction Cars McCormick’s 73rd Palm Springs Classic Car Auction Schedule 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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