In case you didn’t know, there are 100 things to do in Palm Springs.
Actually, there are likely more than 100, but writer Lydia Kremer gets the ball rolling with this comprehensive insider’s glimpse into Greater Palm Springs, Southern California’s storied sun-kissed desert paradise.
In compiling 100 Things to Do in Palm Springs Before You Die, Kremer selected places and things that reflect the region’s roots including Palm Springs’ local Native Indian culture and its Hollywood pedigree while showcasing current fun cultural events and engaging activities.
After nearly a century of being a popular sought-after destination, the palm tree-lined streets, the soaring mountain vistas, and the 360 days of sunshine still retain their allure.
Today Palm Springs is still an international glamorous enclave and a treasured getaway for 13 million annual leisure visitors and snowbirds, many who flock to the desert communities to escape harsh winters.
The book contains five major categories: Food & Drink, Music & Entertainment, Sports & Recreation, Culture & History, as well as Shopping & Fashion. It criss-crosses every age, style, budget, and interest.
Kremer is a veteran marketing and public relations professional and a widely-published freelance writer, including for Palm Springs Life. She is a life-long Southern Californian and has lived in Palm Springs for nearly 25 years.
To purchase the book, call 314-833-6600, visit amazon.com, or look for it at Costco, Barnes & Noble in Palm Desert, and Just Fabulous in Palm Springs.
