Maryellen Hill & Associates

Escape with the family on desert adventure. The Living Desert is the only American zoo and botanical garden dedicated to the deserts of the world. Families learn about deserts across the globe through exhibits and attractions that showcase the challenges that desert animals face like extreme heat and a limited water supply.

Come see the power hitters who finished the 2011 baseball season number 16 in the nation in Summer Collegiate Team Rankings. The Palm Springs Power collegiate baseball team play their home games at the Palm Springs Stadium. Come cheer the team that adds plenty of heat to desert city sports!

The Camelot Theatres is where art film lovers preview the hottest in first-run art films, foreign films and indie films. The theater offers entertainment complimented by the allure of old-world, Hollywood-style show palaces, and serves gourmet cuisine and signature cocktails at its swanky International Café and Bar.

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.