From New York’s legendary East Village art scene to San Francisco’s creative renaissance and now Palm Springs, one gallerist has spent four decades discovering artists, building relationships, and elevating contemporary art. Some people represent and promote art; others dedicate their lives to living it. For the past four decades, James Bacchi has done exactly that.…
I met Anne Bedrick inside her Cathedral City warehouse studio on a warm desert afternoon, where light filtered across concrete floors and half formed figures seemed to hover between presence and memory. It’s the kind of space where nothing feels accidental, where gesture, silence, and material all carry equal weight. We sat down to talk…
Photo: Event Producer Max Dirdah and PS City Manager Scott Stiles
For a woman who defined glamour, reinvention, and timeless allure, it’s only fitting that Marilyn Monroe would inspire a celebration as bold, joyful, and unforgettable as the desert city she once escaped to. This past weekend, Palm Springs didn’t just celebrate Monroe’s 100th birthday, it…
Palm Springs is getting a bold new art experience this summer with The Truck Stop Art Fair, a renegade two night event created by artists Anne Bedrick and Kathleen Strukoff, as part of the Palm Springs XOXO Festival, celebrating local arts of all kinds. The Truck Stop Art Fair will transform a lineup of 15–20…
Memorial Day weekend in Palm Springs has always marked the unofficial start of summer, but this year, it comes with a particularly chic invitation. At the effortlessly cool Holiday House, the season kicks off with a poolside barbecue experience that blends nostalgic Americana with elevated desert style. Over two sun-drenched days,Saturday, May 23, and Sunday,…
A compelling new creative force has arrived in Palm Springs’ evolving arts scene. Marking its debut exhibition in the city’s Lofts Arts District, Orangerie Fine Art opened its doors with The California Image: Beyond the Commercial Frame, an ambitious group exhibition examining the intersection of celebrity, design, advertising, and fine art through a distinctly California…
This weekend the Janssen Artspace in Palm Springs celebrated its ninth anniversary with an energy that carried well beyond the walls. The gallery pulsed with life, filled to capacity with artists, collectors, and admirers, all feeding an unmistakable buzz. It felt less like a formal opening and more like a true community moment. It was…
Perched high above the valley floor, this striking mid-century modern residence by Alan Blair captures the essence of Northern California living at its most elevated both literally and architecturally. Walls of glass dissolve the boundary between indoors and out, framing sweeping, cinematic views that stretch from San Francisco to Santa Clara,a panorama many consider among the most breathtaking in Silicon…
James Fernandez | Photography Michael Davis
In a town known for bold design and mid-century glamour, Super Simple offers something refreshingly different: a quiet, curated pause. Tucked into Palm Springs’ Uptown Design District, the boutique is a study in restraint where every object feels considered, every shelf intentional. There’s no clutter here, no rush to overwhelm.…
Photo of Michael Childers
The Palm Springs Plaza Theatre was filled with nostalgia, glamour, and some of Hollywood’s most beloved music Tuesday night when celebrated photographer, producer and philanthropist Michael Childers presented the latest installment of his popular One Night Only series: “Hollywood: Music from the Movies.”
Timed perfectly to coincide with Oscar…


