
Steven Biller
Editorial Director at Palm Springs Life
Editorial Director, Desert Publications Inc.
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2 weeks ago |
palmspringslife.com | Steven Biller
“Season” has ended, part-timers have left for the summer, and the rest of us have the desert to ourselves — roads, restaurants, attractions, and hiking trails. Yes, you can hike in the summer if you start before dawn — or if you invest $85 in the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway Summer Pass, offering unlimited tram rides to the verdant, pine-scented wilderness of Mount San Jacinto State Park, 8,600 feet above the Coachella Valley. (The pass is valid May 1 through Aug.
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1 month ago |
palmspringslife.com | Steven Biller
Liz Lapp and I love magazines — the smell, the design, the experience of finding a comfy spot to sit and read them from cover to cover — the way great stories and photographs were intended to be consumed. With precious few local newsstands to provide my fix, Liz, owner of Hi Desert Times in Twentynine Palms, became my dealer. Inspired by a magazine shop she frequented while living in New York, she opened her small but mighty store in July 2023.
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2 months ago |
palmspringslife.com | Steven Biller
Wild interventions of land and light, daring exercises in sustainable architecture, and a spirit-replenishing gas station prevail in the fifth biennial edition of Desert X, an exhibition of site-specific art that continues through May 11 at sites across the Coachella Valley. The open-air, free-to-attend show features 11 projects by artists from around the globe, curated by artistic director Neville Wakefield and co-curator Kaitlin Garcia-Maestas.
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2 months ago |
palmspringslife.com | Steven Biller
Located in the Coachella Valley Preserve in Thousand Palms, the 1.9-mile Hidden Palms Trail meanders through lush palm oases on gentle terrain, suitable for hikers of all skill levels. The route offers panoramic mountain views, diverse wildlife — including many bird species — and desert plants such as creosote bushes and various cactuses. From the trailhead, follow the marked stakes east to Hidden Palms.
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Jan 27, 2025 |
palmspringslife.com | Steven Biller
Stephen H. Willard (1894–1966), a pioneer of desert landscape photography, captured the transcendent beauty of Palm Springs with a profound reverence for its stark yet mesmerizing environment. Willard explored the most remote areas of the Colorado and Mojave deserts by car and burro, documenting its rugged terrain and intricate rock formations from the most compelling vantage points and in the best light.
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