Palm Springs Music Festivals

The Palm Springs lifestyle appeals to home buyers of all kinds. Whether you love modern architecture, avant-garde art, fine dining, hiking the San Jacinto Mountains, or being a part of a vibrant and engaged community, there is no shortage of things to enjoy in Palm Springs.

The season of music festivals and fun is just about to start rolling in through the warm summer months and into the fall. Keep an eye out for two of Coachella Valley's biggest musical events coming up.

Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival

As every resident of Palm Springs knows, one of the nation's hottest music weekends is hitting off Friday April 14, 2017 in the city of Indio, half an hour south of Palm Springs. The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival dates back…

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Palm Springs Neighborhoods If You Love To Hike

Nestled in the valley adjacent to the San Jacinto Mountains, it comes as no surprise that the city of Palm Springs is on the cusp of an incredible network of hiking trails and natural marvels. Petticoat palms, red rock formations, and Native American art make the area well worth exploring. With spring temperatures rising and the sun shining, there's never been a better time to strap on a pair of good shoes and go for a hike.

These are the top neighborhoods to live in if you love to hike:

Indian Canyons

The Palm Springs neighborhood of Indian Canyons is one of the finest golf communities in the city. This subdivision is located on the city's southernmost frontier and is framed between well-watered fairways and mountainous ridges. Residents of…

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Vallera at Village Traditions

On a drive down Palm Canyon Drive, one can't help but notice the network of construction fences, cranes, and the frantic heartbeat of jackhammers biting into concrete. The source of the commotion is that Palm Springs is redeveloping its Downtown. The new area is slated to include a mixture of luxury hotels, high-end lofts, and numerous retail and restaurant spaces.

However, not everyone has been excited to see the development underway. Some members of the community have raised concerns over whether or not the architectural style of these new buildings will stay true to the Modern charm that gives Palm Springs its character. Just off the intersection of South Calle El Segundo and Ramon Road, a mere block from the south end of the Downtown strip,…

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Moving to Palm Springs when you’re not ready or prepared to retire can be challenging. I know. I moved here five years ago without a job or a career I could pursue in the desert and there was no way I could stop working. I had been a commercial still life photographer in San Francisco and I knew that career wasn’t an option in the Palm Springs area. I thought about trying to change my business model to focus on weddings and real estate photography, but I really didn’t like doing that kind of photography. It was obvious I had to change gears altogether and I had to act fast. I had reinvented myself three times before, so I had some experience in the process. I started by looking at the possible careers in the Palm Springs area. Since Palm Springs is a…

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When my husband and I moved here five years ago, we hadn’t spent much time in Palm Springs. In fact, we had only really driven through here to visit a friend of ours who lives in Rancho Mirage. Our move here was a leap of faith and it was based on a few criteria.

First, we wanted to scale back and get away from traffic and crowds. We were both approaching fifty at the time we moved from San Francisco and we found the hassle of city life to be less and less appealing. In fact, we had grown to hate it. We hated how difficult it was to just go out and socialize with friends we already had, let alone venturing out to make new friends. It was all too much and made enjoying our lives work, not play. We wanted to change that.

Second, we wanted a place that…

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Palm Springs SunsetIf you're thinking about the typical weather in Palm Springs, sunshine comes to mind – along with lucid blue skies, little humidity, balmy temperatures and seldom rains.

The weather is as beautiful as the city itself. The same weather adorns Palm Desert, La Quinta and other cities in California.

To learn more about its amazing weather, keep reading below:

The Monthly Average Temperature

In Palm Springs, more than 90% of the days are sunny, lighting up the streets, markets and homes with sunshine. That being said, rain is a rare occurrence in Palm Springs.

Precipitation and rainfall are uncommon instances in Palm Springs and Palm Desert, California. During 2014, the overall rainfall was around 1.7 inches for 12 months. You read that right:…

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Statues in Cathedral CityWhen planning to visit, explore or invest in a property in Cathedral City, you need to know one thing: the city has a lot more than stunning properties.

There isn't a better place than Cathedral City that will leave you awe-inspired of its beauty and features.

Here, we've summed up a few things that will make you fall in love with this city and will convince you to leave everything and make this destination your safe haven:

  1. Cathedral City has a vivacious historical background and is quite varied.  It boasts clean neighborhoods, memorable people and interesting antiquity.
  2. It is well-located, being only a few minutes away from Palm Springs, Palm Springs International Airport, 10 Freeway, and a host of other shopping malls, beauty & spa salons…

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Palm Springs FamilyWhat could be better than vacationing with your friends and family in Palm Springs, CA – without having to pay a single penny?

You can partake in the pleasures of an exciting vacation at Palm Springs without drilling a hole in your pocket. That's because this wonderful city houses several attractions for locals and tourists that can be enjoyed FOR FREE! That's right folks; Palm Springs has something for everyone.

Here is a quick overview of some fantastic, free attractions you can make the most of:

Village Fest

Every Thursday, VillageFest is held in the evenings, exhibiting hand-made items, artistes, and local restaurants presenting the best of what Palm Springs has to offer.

Moreover, it only has pedestrian and business visitors on the…

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What could the ideal vacation spot be this summer? Rancho Mirage is worth every bit of exploration. Known for its soothing atmosphere and exceptionally abundant way of life, Rancho Mirage is quite popular for its communities, stunning golf courses, and splendid tennis facilities. This place has plentiful dining options, and above all, it has some of the finest automobile dealerships, such as the Bentley and Rolls Royce, located in the territory.
Keep reading below to learn why Rancho Mirage makes the best spot for you to enjoy your short or long vacation trips with family and loved ones:

It Has World-Class Resorts & Spas

Welcome to Rancho Mirage, where luxury and excitement await around every corner! Prepare to be dazzled by the top-notch resorts…

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Coachella Music Festival

You know what's truly magical about the Coachella Valley? It's not just the stunning scenery or the warm sunshine—it's the legendary three-day Coachella Music and Arts Festival! People from all corners of the U.S. flock here to soak up the incredible tunes and vibrant atmosphere that's practically crackling with energy. And hey, who can blame them for shelling out around $300 for a ticket? It's an experience like no other!

But hold onto your hats, because there's so much more to Coachella than just the music scene. Seriously, it's like a treasure trove of excitement waiting to be discovered! Here are three awesome reasons why Coachella is the place to be, even beyond the music:

A Complete Body & Mind Retune

Coachella is like a breath of fresh…

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