Palm Springs Life

PALM SPRINGS LIFE highlights the stylish and upscale way of living in the Southern California desert. The magazine showcases everything from classic midcentury modern design and stunning art to top-notch golf and breathtaking mountain scenery, all presented in a vibrant and captivating manner. It's not just popular among fans; even celebrities, business leaders, and influential figures choose to subscribe to Palm Springs Life!

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Pink Wedding Inspiration for Your Dream Palm Springs Celebration

4 days ago | palmspringslife.com | Emily Foster

The whimsy of Palm Springs acted as a muse for Karley and Alex as they planned their storybook destination wedding with only their parents by their sides. With the help of planner Trish Jones from The Walk Down the Aisle, the couple transformed their rose-colored vision into something truly special.
Inside The Vault: BIGHORN’s Exclusive Luxury Garage for Car Collectors

5 days ago | palmspringslife.com | Ronald Ahrens

Confident the place will blow their minds, Jay Westman welcomes select visitors to The Vault. To describe it as a garage would be a disservice to the impeccably appointed collectors sanctuary on Metate Place in BIGHORN Golf Club. The glitzy entryway could serve as a stage for John Travolta to sweep Olivia Newton-John into his arms and carry her to the humble Dodge Wayfarer from Grease.
Contact in the Desert Brings the Unknown to Indian Wells

6 days ago | palmspringslife.com | Derrik J. Lang

For those prepared to possibly have their minds blown and beliefs challenged, the annual Contact in the Desert conference will delve into the strange and unusual over the course of four days at the Renaissance Esmeralda Resort & Spa in Indian Wells. Just don’t expect tinfoil hats or little green men.
7 Wellness Experiences in the Coachella Valley

1 week ago | palmspringslife.com | Kamala Kirk

When things start to heat up and you need a break from the sun, a spa day opens the door to a blissful reset. Whether your skin is scorched from too much pool time or feeling dry, targeted treatments can help soothe sunburns and restore the body from head to toe. From cryotherapy facials to in-water massages, these services offer cooling relief and a chance to indulge in self-care.
20 Museums and Roadside Attractions to Visit in the California Desert

1 week ago | palmspringslife.com | Emily Foster

The desert has a way of captivating artists and acting as a muse. For over a century, its wide-open spaces and distinctive light have drawn all types of creatives — from plein air painters to midcentury modernists and free-thinking assemblage artists. Today, the region is dotted with museums celebrating a wide spectrum of art, history, and invention. Here are 20 worth visiting, all in or within a short drive of Greater Palm Springs.
A Brief History of the Rustic Theatre in Idyllwild

1 week ago | palmspringslife.com | Ashley Breeding

The mile-high town of Idyllwild provides an escape from the desert’s vernal swelter. Hike its scenic mountain trails. Browse the funky shops. Dine alfresco under the pines. And if you’re staying a while, take a tip from Gail Sutherland, who owns The Rustic Theatre & Entertainment Center with her husband, Graham: “Get out of your cabin and come watch a movie or see a show,” she insists.
What Is a Mangonada & Where to Try One in Greater Palm Springs

1 week ago | palmspringslife.com | Derrik J. Lang

The first note is marvelous mango. Ambrosial and fragrant, the tropical fruit’s honeylike sweetness is tempered by a subtle tang. Each taste is a creamy reprieve — part smoothie, part sundae. Soon, intrigue teases the tongue. A zesty burst, a saltiness settles in, then jets of chile heat begin to prickle. The mangonada is working its magic. “It’s sweet, salty, and tangy all mixed into one,” says David Bermudez, who opened Cathedral City’s La Michoacana Ice Cream Parlor in 2016.
Sinatra Estate Wedding With Old Hollywood Glam and a Joshua Tree Finale

1 week ago | palmspringslife.com | Maggie Downs

With guests already seated and the clock ticking, their wedding planner, Trish Jones, swooped in with a solution: a second ceremony. The estate remained the backdrop for the big, dazzling celebration. But two days later, the couple made it official — after securing another license — with an intimate, windswept vow exchange in Joshua Tree. “We had the most amazing first wedding, but getting to go to Joshua Tree and have a private ceremony with Trish was fitting for us,” Joanna shares.
How Plan a Wedding Weekend in Greater Palm Springs

2 weeks ago | palmspringslife.com | Amelia Rodriguez |Amelia Rodríguez

Rare is a list of top destination wedding locations that leaves off Greater Palm Springs. The Southern California desert charms with its predictable (and perfect) weather, romantic Old Hollywood history, and general vacation vibe — all without flying to some faraway locale. Event and hospitality consultant Lauren Maloney notes that folks seem to favor multiday celebrations in the desert.
4 Trails to Hike via the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway

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.