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Local business webinar set for Wednesday
The state controller’s office and the City of Coachella are inviting small businesses to attend a free webinar Wednesday morning. Various agencies will provide resources for federal, state, and local programs that you can tap into. That includes grants, loans, and future contacts to keep your business thriving. State Controller Betty T. Yee and several
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Desert Hot Springs concert series to return in-person for first time since 2020
The Desert Hot Springs classical concert series will return in-person this month for the first time since March 2020, itwas announced today. The free concert series will start on Feb. 20 from 4 to 5 p.m. with “Wind Quintets in the park” at Guy J Tedesco Park, located at 12800 W Arroyo Drive. Chairs
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Stagecoach 2022 passes starting to be packaged
Country music fans, Stagecoach is getting closer and closer to coming back! On Tuesday, festival organizers tweeted out a picture of the box carrying the passes. After years of waiting for those who have continued to carry over their order, the passes are finally starting to be packaged and will be sent out soon. Yee-haw
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Windows installed at Coachella Valley St Jude Dream Home
Progress continues to be made at the St. Jude Dream Home in Desert Hot Springs and it could be yours! We were out at the home Monday morning that is being built by GHA companies. It’s located in the Agua Dulce gated community. Crews from Window World of Riverside County were installing windows at the home. The company
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Splash House will expand to three weekends for 2022 festival
Splash House is set to return in a major way later this year. The popular music festival is expanding to three weekends, June 10-12, Aug. 12-14, and Aug. 19-21. Performances will once again be held at hotels across Palm Springs, including the Renaissance, the Margaritaville Resort, and the Saguaro. After Hours at the Palm Springs Air Museum
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Concert series begins at the Palm Springs Downtown Park with an Eagles tribute band
The Palm Springs Chamber of Commerce hosts a concert series that started on Wednesday, where several tribute bands will play. The concert series will be taking place at the new Palm Springs Downtown Park’s amphitheater. The park is located at the intersection of Museum Drive and Belardo Road. People who want to attend are being
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The Palm Springs Art Museum is celebrating Black History Month with special programs every Thursday
For tickets and more information, visit: https://www.psmuseum.org/events/black-history-month
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February Coachella Valley Spotlight recipient: Desert Ensemble Theatre
Desert Ensemble Theatre is a small repertory company that’s committed to growing the art of theatre in the Coachella Valley. DETC welcomes artists of all ages to be a part of their theatre productions and helps them grow on and off the stage. Aside from putting on innovative plays, DETC offers theatre internships to give
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Desert Mirage High School teacher is January ‘One Class At A Time’ winner
January’s One Class At a Time Award winner is Dwight Asberry, Band Director and teacher at Desert Mirage High School in Thermal. Mr. Asberry was nominated by a fellow teacher and previous OCAAT award recipient, Tiffany Silva. Ms. Silva described Mr. Asberry as a “wonderful” educator responsible for “building his award winning marching band and
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Louie Comella discusses a new streaming service offering another home for independent films and classic movies
More information can be found at ivoxplus.com
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Palm Springs to assist in Plaza Theatre restoration
The city of Palm Springs will assist in the restoration of the historic downtown Plaza Theatre, officials said today. During Thursday night’s meeting, the City Council approved an agreement with the Palm Springs Plaza Theatre Foundation to support the restoration project with fundraising efforts and staff support in maintaining the theater, according to city spokesperson
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