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Cathedral City, CA 92234
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Spencer's Restaurant
  • • Voted Best Sunday Brunch
  • • Award-Winning Catering
  • • Maine Lobster Omelette
(760) 327-3446
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Law Offices of Paul M. Stoddard
  • • Member Of The Real Estate Section Of The California State Bar
  • • Residential & Commercial Real Estate Disputes (Purchase/Sell Agreements)
  • • Construction Disputes, Mapping & Subdivision Issues
(760) 320-8345
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Las Casuelas Terraza
  • • Nationally Recognized Best Mexican Restaurant
  • • Famous Margaritas & Live Music
  • • Patio Dining For All Occasions
(760) 325-2794
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Blue Coyote Grill
  • • Wild Coyote Margarita
  • • Authentic Southwest Dishes
  • • Numerous Casitas For Inside Dining
(760) 327-1196
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Things To Do in Palm Springs, CA

Casa Cody Bed & Breakfast Casa Cody Bed & Breakfast

Escape to a romantic destination on a weekend-long date at the Casa Cody Bed & Breakfast in Palm Springs. The historic inn is the oldest operating hotel in Palm Springs, founded by Harriet Cody, cousin to the legendary Buffalo Bill. Couples enjoy Santa Fe style suites with private patios that boast vistas of the beautiful San Jacinto Mountains.

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Agua Caliente Cultural Museum Agua Caliente Cultural Museum

Honor the history of our local ancestors at the Agua Caliente Cultural Museum. The tribal museum traces the history of Palm Springs and the culture, lifestyle and traditions of its original inhabitants, the Cahuilla Indians. Exhibits draw from extensive collections of archeological material, art, crafts, and photographs.

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Agua Caliente Cultural Museum Agua Caliente Cultural Museum

Honor the history of our local ancestors at the Agua Caliente Cultural Museum. The tribal museum traces the history of Palm Springs and the culture, lifestyle and traditions of its original inhabitants, the Cahuilla Indians. Exhibits draw from extensive collections of archeological material, art, crafts, and photographs.

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