Vacationland
Nostalgia and a day in the sun.
Into the Frey
Inseparable from its architects, a historic home blushes pink and turns heads.
Blooming Beauty
The desert may be inhospitable, but it is far from sterile.
It was dry in the desert. That’s the way it’s supposed to be, of course. But for me as a recent transplant to the Coachella Valley, the land here seemed particularly parched. The ground was rattlesnake colored but soft, like ash. I was about a mile, maybe two, into the slot canyon, on a hike with a group in an
Order on the Court
While the brawl for bragging rights raged on between the Racquet Club and the Tennis Club in Palm Springs, a new champion was emerging in the east valley.
It may have been some 40 years ago but tennis hall-of-famer Charlie Pasarell still remembers the last ATP tennis tournament played in Tucson before it was relocated to Mission Hills Country Club and the valley where it would grow to become the BNP Paribas Open. First of all, it wasn’t really even a tennis tournament. “They called it the American
Sweet Rolls
No matter on what continent you drive it, the Rolls-Royce Dawn is pure luxury.
My most recent encounter with the Dawn was in Palm Springs, in a special-edition white-on-white prepared by the House of Rolls-Royce Bespoke Design Studio.
Drew Davis Goes Whole Hog
While roast pig is the centerpiece at this chef’s alfresco feast, it’s friends and family who steal the spotlight.
Tango Americano
A trio of exhibitions reveals Latin America’s artistic legacy in the desert and beyond.
Love at First Brush
It may be one of the smallest salons on earth, but Barry Nadeau makes his customers feel like queen for a day.
A Tip of the Hat
"Wearing hats has become like a fine art for me." — Tina Brown, journalist, author
Sometimes simple summer hats, be it a boater, panama, visor, beret, cap, cloche, or fedora, is all that’s between you and the sun in Greater Palm Spring.
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