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Now open, at the Palm Springs Art Museum, Guadalupe Rosales | Tzahualli: Mi memoria en tu reflejo invites audiences into an evocative reflection on memory, community, and cultural reclamation. Los Angeles-based artist and archivist Guadalupe Rosales is widely recognized for her groundbreaking work preserving

Mariah Hanson, the visionary founder and producer of The Dinah—the world’s largest and longest-running music festival for queer women, nonbinary folks, and allies—has announced that the 2025 edition of the iconic event will be her final production. After 34 groundbreaking years, Hanson will

As Pride Month gets underway across the nation, author and LGBTQ+ activist Regina V. Cates delivers a timely and transformative message with her new book, The Real Conversation Jesus Wants Us to Have: A Call to Bravery, Peace, and Love. More than just a

Latashá first arrived at Ace Hotel & Swim Club Palm Springs in early spring, carrying little more than her cameras, a portable recording rig and a head full of visions. For thirty days the musician‑turned‑multimedia artist roamed the desert—hiking sun‑bleached canyons at dawn, watching

Palm Springs Art Museum, in collaboration with the Espoo Museum of Modern Art, presents The Art and Design of Howard Smith—the first major U.S. retrospective of the artist since the 1980s. On view now, the exhibition offers a rare opportunity to explore the

As Desert X 2025 comes to a close, art lovers are invited to gather one last time for a weekend of inspiring conversations, films, and celebrations across the Coachella Valley. From May 9 to 11, Desert X is hosting a series of