Tucked away in one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated modernist neighborhoods, the historic Twin Palms Resort has been given new life as a quintessential getaway destination for discerning gay men.
This completely reimagined desert retreat beautifully balances the striking natural environment surrounding the property with the iconic architecture this Palm Springs neighborhood is famous for. Even the shape of the resort’s centerpiece, a stunning new swimming pool, mirrors the rooflines of the mid-century modern homes nearby. And of course, swimsuits are always optional.
Imagine yourself here, the sun kissing your skin, the warm spa water easing your aches away, the San Jacinto mountains guarding your private sanctuary and sending you directly into relax mode. We’re saving a chaise lounge for you under a big, yellow umbrella. Come join us!
We’ll make your stay memorable with:
- Sparkling heated swimming pool and large twelve-man spa
- Luxurious sun beds and plush pool towels
- Outdoor mist cooling system
- Communal fire pit
- Outdoor pool shower
- Complimentary continental BREAKFAST
- Complimentary poolside LUNCH
- 24-hour Canteen with complimentary snacks and drinks
- King-size pillow top beds with luxurious cotton linens
- Spacious marble bathrooms with walk-in rain showers
- Many rooms include private patios
- 50″ flat-screen smart televisions
- Earth-friendly bath products by Public Goods
- Refrigerators, irons, hairdryers and electronic safes in each room
- Fast Wi-Fi with high-speed internet
- Multi-speed city bicycles
- Off-street parking with four electric vehicle chargers
- Unparalleled mountain views
- And of course, the attentive and personable Twin Palms staff
ROOMS
Rooms at Twin Palms uniquely bring indoor and outdoor living together. All rooms feature stunning mountain views, king-size pillow top beds with extravagant linens, 50” smart TVs, and luxurious spa baths. Many include private patios. If you don’t see what you’re looking for, email or call us at 760.841.1455. We’ll help you find the perfect room to make your stay everything you want it to be.
Please note, the entire property is Smoke Free
Deluxe King Room with Patio
Deluxe King Room
King Suite with Separate Bedroom and Patio
King Suite with Patio
King Room with Patio
King Room
King Studio
King Studio
GALLERY
ABOUT US
Giving new life to the historic Twin Palms Resort has long been a dream of our ownership team. Combining their love of the desert, passion for art and design, and desire to preserve a bit of Palm Springs’ history, they’ve created a unique and thoroughly modern resort for gay men. We hope you find this one-of-a-kind destination both relaxing and unforgettable.
Our experienced staff and General Manager Adam Q. Robinson look forward to immersing you in Twin Palms’ distinctive approach to the indoor-outdoor resort experience.
Please take a look at our complete portfolio of distinguished properties in Palm Springs, including Santiago Resort and Descanso Resort.
If you have questions, special requests, or just want to hear a poetic description of the sun’s shadows on the mountains, please contact us anytime and we’ll be happy to help.
relax@twinpalmsresort.com
760.841.1455
1930 S. Camino Real
Palm Springs, CA 92264
Check-In & Departure:
The Front Desk is open for check-in from 3:00pm – 7:00pm daily. Guests checking in after 7:00pm will be instructed to follow our after-hours arrival process, details of which will be emailed to you the day of your scheduled arrival. Early check-in requests will be accommodated whenever possible but cannot be guaranteed. You are welcome to enjoy the pool and property until your room is ready. Check-out is 11:00am.
Rates, Fees, and Taxes:
Rates are for single/double occupancy. Extra person charge is $55 per person per night. All rates are subject to a 12.7% local government room tax. A $20 daily fee covers all resort amenities.
Your Obligation:
Each reservation requires a one-night Advance Payment (deposit). The balance of your reservation will be charged on arrival. Early departure constitutes a non-refundable cancellation.
Cancellation Policy:
Cancellations made 14 days prior to arrival will receive a full refund of the Advance Payment (deposit). Cancellations made less than 14 days prior to arrival will result in forfeiture of the Advance Payment (deposit).
Minimum Age:
Sorry, Twin Palms Resort is not appropriate for guests under 18.
Parking:
Off-street parking and first come, first serve Electric Vehicle chargers are available in front of the resort for registered guests.
Pool:
The swimsuit-optional pool and spa are open 24/7. No glass is allowed in the pool or the pool deck area. In consideration of other guests, please no noise or music after 10:00pm.
Bathrobes:
Missing in-room bathrobes will incur a $100 charge.
Pets:
Certified ADA service animals are allowed on the property free of charge. Certified ES animals are allowed with advance notice (a $100 pet fee applies).
Smoking:
Twin Palms Resort is a smoke-free property. Smoking and vaping of all types is prohibited in guest rooms, patios, and all other areas within the hotel grounds. A $250 cleaning fee will be charged for smoking or vaping inside a guest room.
Day Passes:
Unregistered guests are not allowed poolside without prior permission from the hotel. We do not offer day passes.
Alcohol:
Guests who choose to enjoy alcoholic beverages on property do so at their own discretion and assume all responsibility related to alcohol consumption. The resort is not liable for any incidents related to alcohol use. Guests are expected to follow all applicable local and state laws during their stay.
OOHS & AAHS
You’re about to make a smart decision. Here are a few reasons why.
“Wow! What to say! If you’re looking for the most beautiful gay resort ANYWHERE, then Twin Palms is for you. The mountain views from the gorgeous new pool and spa are mesmerizing. I couldn’t bring myself to get out of the water. Have already booked my next stay and can’t wait to get back!”
“Everything about this place is over the top. The pool. The views. The showers. The beds. They give you breakfast AND lunch. The friendly staff here goes out of its way to make sure you’re happy. One of the best vacations I’ve ever had.”
“This is a true sun worshippers dream. The pool and spa area is the heart of this resort and it’s one of the best I’ve ever been to. I met great guys around the pool and I’m really looking forward to getting back soon!”
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STAFF PICKS
A short list of our most-loved favorites. For a deeper dive, explore our blog and full dining map.
533 Viet Fusion
Popular choice for super fresh and flavorful Vietnamese- and Thai-inspired dishes like hot curries, cold noodle salads, and spring rolls. Lots of vegetarian and GF options, plus a full bar and winning happy hour.
760-778-6595
533vietfusion.com
Bar Cecil
Impeccably designed space with a fun collection of modern art, highly-lauded food, and spot-on service. It can be hard to get a table here, but it’s worth the effort if you’re celebrating a special occasion. Reservations open two weeks in advance and disappear quickly, so set yourself a reminder to book ahead. Seats at the bar are available for walk-ins (be prepared to wait).
442-332-3800
barcecil.com
Bar Issi
A stylish see-and-be-seen hotspot for chic cocktails and Italian-inspired cuisine on the north end of downtown (adjacent to the Thompson hotel). Reserve in advance for dinner, or stop by during the daily Happy Hour for excellent bar nibbles.
442-334-2405
thebarissi.com
Bill’s Pizza
You’ll find solid takes on the classics and clever specialty pies using only the best ingredients at this downtown pizzeria near Arenas. Gluten-free and vegetarian options.
760-325-5571
billspizzapalmsprings.com
Birba
Perfect al fresco hideaway for killer cocktails, homemade pasta, and delicious wood-fired pizza on the north end of downtown. Weekends will be busy!
760-327-5678
birbaps.com
Blackbook
Top choice on Arenas for well-crafted cocktails, excellent people watching, and yummy bar food like loaded nachos and big salads. The kitchen is open late, until one hour before the bar closes.
Thursday Local Bear Meetup 5 pm-7 pm
760-832-8497
blackbookbar.com
Cheeky’s
Buzzy and busy breakfast destination for farm-fresh avocado toast, fried chicken and waffles, flights of bacon, and spicy Bloody Marys. Doesn’t take reservations, so we suggest you go earlier in the day for less of a wait.
760-327-7595
cheekysps.com
Clandestino
Elevated and inventive Mexican food in the heart of downtown from the same folks who operate Tac/quila. The margaritas here are just as tasty as the food, and the relaxed, open-air space has lovely views of the San Jacinto mountains. Reservations recommended.
760-699-6222
clandestinopalmsprings.com
Crudo Cervicheria
The flavorful seafood and ceviche offerings here are so fresh you won’t believe you’re still in the desert. An extensive selection of cerveza and margaritas round out the menu at this casual favorite. Cozy up by the outdoor fire pit and enjoy the mountain views.
442-268-9389
crudopalmsprings.com
Farm
This elegant country-chic eatery tucked away in the historic Plaza is a beautiful choice for an unhurried Provençal-style breakfast or lunch. For a romantic dinner, make reservations for the three-course Chef’s Menu in advance.
760-322-2724
farmpalmsprings.com
Heyday Burgers
Craving a burger? This casually cool diner in Uptown doesn’t disappoint with gourmet smash burgers made from Harris Ranch beef, a delicious veggie burger, crinkle-cut fries, and a full bar.
760-297-6937
theheydaypalmsprings.com
Hoja Blanca @ Truss & Twine
Some of the city’s most modern and memorable Mexican fare can be found at a laid-back pop-up that takes over the kitchen at Truss & Twine just one night a week, currently Wednesdays (no reservations). Rest of the week we’re still big fans of Truss & Twine for its moody, industrial vibe and carefully crafted cocktails.
760-459-3451
hojablancaps.com
Johannes
Wonderful service, a warm and inviting atmosphere, and consistently delicious European cuisine (including schnitzel and spätzeln) have made Johannes a local favorite for over twenty years. Reservations recommended.
760-778-0017
johannesrestaurants.com
Lola Rose | East Mediterranean Restaurant
This beautiful open-air dining room located on the 2nd floor of the Thompson offers panoramic mountain views and bold dishes inspired by the flavors and flair of the Middle East. Wonderful spot to make a lunch or dinner of shared plates. Reservations are highly recommended.
760-778-1234
lolaroseps.com
Low Desert / Modern Mexican
Casual choice for super tasty and authentic Mexican food made with only the freshest ingredients. We also appreciate the large and comfortable patio seating, friendly service, and excellent margaritas. A true hidden gem!
760-656-0231
lowdesert.net
Miro’s
Eclectic menu of classically prepared Eastern European and Mediterranean dishes in a refined dining room just a short walk from the resort. Great for a special night out or romantic date night. Reservations are highly recommended; they are a local favorite and do get busy.
760-323-5199
mirospalmsprings.com
Mr. Lyons Steakhouse
Upscale steakhouse with a retro Palm Springs vibe, hand-cut steaks, and elevated martinis. For cocktails only, look for Seymour’s, an unmarked bar hidden behind a velvet curtain. Reservations recommended. Only a short .7 miles from the hotel.
760-327-1551
mrlyonsps.com
Rooster and the Pig
Vietnamese-American comfort food at its very best, plus wonderful cocktails. Be prepared to cue up outside for cozy table in the bustling wood-paneled dining room. It’s worth the wait.
760-832-6691
roosterandthepig.com
Sandfish Sushi & Whiskey Bar
Refined destination for creative sushi, fresh seafood dishes, and craft cocktails. Grab a spot in the sexy dining room or outside on the sprawling patio. Reservations recommended.
760-537-1022
sandfishps.com
Workshop Kitchen
A wood-burning grill, inventive farm-to-table food, exemplary cocktails, and outstanding service all come together in a surprising industrial-chic space in Uptown. Advance reservations recommended.
760-459-3451
workshoppalmsprings.com
Architecture and Design Center
The Palm Springs Art Museum Architecture and Design Center, Edwards Harris Pavilion is located in downtown Palm Springs. It is the country’s first historic structure to be transformed into a free-standing architecture and design museum that is housed in a modern building. The 13,000-square-foot building is a classic mid-century international-style structure, that will showcase architecture and design exhibitions, a store, and curatorial offices.
760-423-5260
psmuseum.org
Big Wheel Tours
Big Wheel Tours offers Bicycle, Jeep, and Hiking Tours in Palm Springs California – Joshua Tree National Park, San Andreas Fault, and the Mojave Desert.
760-779-1837
bwbtours.com
Bike Rentals
Even though we have complimentary Townie Bikes available at the hotel for all the guests to use, sometimes we have guests that are looking for a racing bike or long-distance road bicycle. This is the place to go. Open seasonally.
760-832-8912
bikepsrentals.com
Cabazon Dinosaurs
From the interstate highway I-10, you will see the uncommon view of two giant dinosaurs. When you arrive, Cabazon Dinosaur’s odd yet iconic adventure includes a dinosaur exhibit featuring over 50 lifelike dinosaurs, a dinosaur dig, fossil panning, and access to climb inside Mr. Rex all the way up to his mouth!
951-922-8700
cabazondinosaurs.com
Cabot’s Pueblo Museum
Adventurer, artist, writer, and entrepreneur Cabot Yerxa came to homestead in Desert Hot Springs in 1913. Yerxa’s art, handiwork, and souvenirs from his travels are all on display in the Hopi-style pueblo he built by hand over 24 years.
760-329-7610
cabotsmuseum.org
Celebrity Tours
Celebrity Tours regales visitors with fun facts about Palm Springs and its famous residents past and present. The tour is a fully narrated excursion that visits 50-60 homes of movie stars and celebrities providing a history of Palm Springs along with information on the Windmills, desert plant life, and much more.
760-895-8005
palmspringscelebritytours.com
Coachella Valley History Museum
Located in downtown Indio, the museum campus includes several historical structures and exhibits. The 1926 Smiley-Tyler House, for example, showcases the Indigenous Cahuilla people and their contribution to the growth of the region. It also features a collection of Mexican folk art, including textiles, pottery, costumes, and wooden toys. Open weekends only. Closed for August
760-342-6651
cvhm.org
El Paseo Shopping District
A unique shopping district filled with over 200 delightful discoveries… Shops, restaurants, art, and more! Don’t miss all the special events like Art Walk (1st Friday, Nov-May), Cruise Night (1st & 3rd Fridays through April), Jazz Concerts (Jan-Apr), Fashion Week (Mid-March) and so much more!
877-735-7273
elpaseocatalogue.com
Faye Sarkowsky Sculpture Garden, Palm Desert
This is a satellite location of the Palm Springs Art Museum located in Palm Desert. It is always free, and open daily from Sunrise to Sunset. This consists of a 4-acre garden that features 14 sculptures and over 60 desert plants!
760-346-5600
psmuseum.org
Gay Desert Guide
This is an impressive resource of activities, events, and happenings all over Palm Springs. The local GDG team works very hard to have one of the most comprehensive and current LGBT lists in the city. Definitely worth checking out before you arrive.
gaydesertguide.com
Hiking
Hiking trails are abundant in Palm Springs. From easy walking trails to difficult terrain, spectacular mountain vistas, waterfalls, natural streams, rocky gorges, and unusual rock formations. This Website is a great resource for hiking in Palm Springs and surrounding areas. Don’t forget to always bring water!
hiking-in-ps.com
Historical Society Walking Tours
Historical walking tours focusing on Palm Springs’ historic neighborhoods, with a combination of celebrities and local pioneers. 10 different walking tours, all about 2 hours of strolling with a well-informed local carefully chosen for their wealth of information, and facts they have to share.
760-323-8297
pshistoricalsociety.org
Indian Canyons
Home to the world’s largest California Fan Palm oasis, the Indian Canyons feature over 60 miles of hiking trails and offer twice-daily guided tours that touch on the rich history of the once-home of the Agua Caliente Indians.
760-323-6018
indian-canyons.com
Joshua Tree National Park
Joshua Tree lies at an ecological crossroads, where the high Mojave Desert meets the low Colorado Desert. The result is amazing desert flora, including those wacky namesake trees. An incredible full-day experience that everybody must see at least once.
nps.gov
McCallum Theatre
Considered one of the very best for music, theater, and dance, the McCallum Theatre is the premier venue for entertainment. Located in Palm Desert, this beautiful auditorium is the spot for performance in the Valley. Definitely worth checking the Calendar to see who is here during your stay.
760-340-2787
mccallumtheatre.com
Mid Century Modern Tour App
This self-guided tour app was created by the Palm Springs Modern Committee. It offers an array of features including: guided tours of 80+ mid-century landmarks in Palm Springs; tour by location, architect or create your own custom tour. The app is currently only available on iPhone and iPad, at the cost of $4.99.
psmodcom.org
Mid-Century Architecture Tours
This is a smartphone tour that is a self-driving audio multimedia tour. Drive in your own car from stop to stop and hear all about the iconic buildings that make Palm Springs, California the center of midcentury modern architecture. It is a great way to go at your own pace and see many iconic buildings throughout Palm Springs
moderntourspalmsprings.com
Moorten Botanical Garden
This fairly small botanical garden is well-maintained and quite interesting. There is a lot here, considering the overall size of the gardens. This is a pleasant spot for visitors and even more so for people who want to learn more about the vegetation of the desert in the area.
760-327-6555
moortenbotanicalgarden.com
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
A fantastic view of the valley from over 8,500 ft, extensive hiking and nature trails. Facilities feature a restaurant, bar, and cafeteria.
pstramway.com
Palm Springs Air Museum
The Palm Springs Air Museum is rated as one of the top 14 Air Museums in the World by CNN Travel. Visit the 65000 sq. ft. non-profit housing over 40 vintage airplanes, models, uniforms, and endless photos. The museum has an incredible volunteer team, all of which are ready to share knowledge, history, and sometimes even a story or two.
760-778-6262
palmspringsairmuseum.org
Palm Springs Art Museum
Palm Springs has a surprisingly amazing Art Museum, for a small town. The major exhibits change frequently. The permanent collection is incredible. There is a newly opened sculpture garden and an excellent cafe. Free on Thursday nights, closed on Wednesdays.
760- 322-4800
psmuseum.org
Palm Springs Cultural Center
There is always a lot going on at the Palm Springs Cultural Center! We highly recommend checking out the calendar to see what might be happening while you are visiting. This amazing non-profit center is the hub for independent films, live musicians, one-night events, and film festivals of all kinds, the types of activities are endless. Check out the events page, and make some plans!
760-880-4921
psculturalcenter.org
Prickly Pear E-Bike Tours
Explore Palm Springs at a relaxed pace with our Palm Springs E-Bike Tours, cruising past mid-century modern gems, celebrity homes, and iconic desert landmarks. With comfortable E-Bike rentals, photo stops, and a few special local perks, every ride is designed to be effortless, fun, and full of desert charm. Come see the city the Prickly Pair way.
palmspringsebike.com
PS Museum of Art – Free Thursdays
Every Thursday night, You can browse contemporary artworks and the museum for free. 5-7 PM
psmuseum.org
PS Underground
Offering one of the most unique dining experiences in Palm Springs, PS Underground is an ever-evolving supper club featuring gourmet meals and world-class entertainment. No two dinners are ever the same. A short 10-minute walk from the hotel.
760-636-8442
psunderground.com
Smoke Tree Stables
Experience a few quiet hours of “getting away from it all” on over 150 miles of convenient riding trails that provide both solitude and breathtaking beauty. Located in Palm Springs near the Indian Canyons, Smoke Tree Stables offers guided rides by the hour or for the entire day!
760-327-1372
smoketreestables.com
Sunnylands
Sunnylands offers visitors a beautiful, tranquil, and environmentally sustainable space to learn about Ambassadors Walter and Leonore Annenberg, their history at Sunnylands, the famous people who visited, and the contemporary retreat program. Guests can watch a film, enjoy art exhibitions, and explore over a mile of walking trails through the 9-acre gardens, which are free to see. House tours require advance ticket purchase. (see website)
760-202-2222
sunnylands.org
Tahquitz Canyon Waterfalls
Take an easy two-mile hike out to this beautiful 50-foot waterfall in Palm Springs. A must-visit for anyone who wants an escape from town and to connect with some desert landscape. Grab water and head towards the Visitors Center at the end of Mesquite. Admission $12.50
760-416-7044
tahquitzcanyon.com
Thousand Palms Oasis Preserve
Enjoy some of the 30 miles of trails, picnic areas, cool oases, and wildlife and wildflowers, and take a walk into the past in our rustic Visitors’ Center, the Palm House, a palm log cabin built in the 1930s. Free admission, but donations are appreciated.
760-343-1234
cnlm.org
Villagefest
Every Thursday evening in downtown Palm Springs blocks the traffic for 6+ blocks on Palm Canyon and makes way for a diverse array of local artisans, live entertainers, fresh fruits & vegetables, flowers, jewelry, art, and much more. There is also a large section of food booths and food trucks at the North end of the fair. 6 PM-10 PM
villagefest.org
Wandering Mojave Hiking Services
Wandering Mojave is a locally owned and operated hiking guide service that operates exclusively within Joshua Tree National Park. Lead Guide Travis Puglisi has spent the last 20 years wandering, on and off the trails, learning the secrets of the landscape and how to respectfully move through it. 1/2 day or full day hikes are available
760-492-5576
wanderingmojave.com
Windmill Market
I know you are asking, why is a little market in ‘activities’ – because going there is a bit of an adventure, but one that might just be of interest to you. Windmill Market has the honor of winning the Best Date Shake in Coachella Valley for 4 years standing. It is typically in the #1 position of customer-reviewed restaurants in Desert Hot Springs on Trip Advisor. And the perfect pit stop for lunch if you are going out to see the Windmills up close.
760-251-4489
windmillmarketandproduce.food87.com
Blackbook
Top choice on Arenas for well-crafted cocktails, excellent people watching, and yummy bar food like loaded nachos and big salads. The kitchen is open late, until one hour before the bar closes.
Thursday Local Bear Meetup 5 pm-7 pm
760-832-8497
blackbookbar.com
Chill
Modern hip dance club, with cute go-go boys and occasional drag celebrities, great patio looking out onto the street. A cool nightspot in the little Arenas Road gay bar neighborhood.
Wednesday 8-12 Karaoke
Saturday 12-3 PM -Bingo
Sunday 8-10 PM Drag Show
760-327-1079
chillbarpalmsprings.com
Club 541
Palm Springs newest male only play space. Located at 541 Industrial Place. Currently open: Wednesday 10am-3pm ($10), 9pm-2am ($12); Thursday/Friday 7pm-3am ($26/$18 for members); Saturday/Sunday 6pm-3am ($26/$18 for members). It is a dry space, no liquor is served or allowed. Lockers are free (bring your own lock).
club541.com
Dick’s Bar
Formally the Eagle 501 Denim Bar, a small men’s watering hole on Arenas Rd. Great place to grab a drink, and chat with locals and tourists alike.
760-327-0753
dicksps.com
Happy Hour Finder
This is a great list in Gay Desert Guide! It is only bars that pay to advertise on GDG, but still a very handy and comprehensive list of the different happy hours, days, and times.
gaydesertguide.com
Hunter’s
The self-proclaimed “center of gay nightlife” in Palm Springs, Hunters hosts numerous themed events throughout the week and late-night dancing on the weekends.
Wednesday 6 PM Drag Bingo
Thursday 9 PM Durbin’s Daddies
Fridays 5-7:30 PM Fur Fridays Happy Hour
Sunday 9:30 PM Drag Show
760-323-0700
hunterspalmsprings.com
Jazz on the 2nd Floor
Live Jazz, every Tuesday from 5 PM-7:30 PM at the Palm Springs Cultural Center, in the upstairs VIP Lounge. Settle into the arms of your old favorites or find something new to tempt the heart- each week features a different song list with a rotating quintet of the finest So-Cal Jazz musicians. No cover / 2 drink minimum.
psculturalcenter.org
One Eleven Bar
Relaxed cocktail lounge in Cathedral City. Offers a warm, welcoming environment with weekly events.
Thirsty Thursdays ALL Day Happy Hour
Fridays 8 PM-midnight Karaoke
760-328-2900
oneelevenbar.com
Oscar’s Cafe & Bar
A local favorite that is known for a robust Cabaret calendar and very popular Sunday afternoon Tea Dance.
Sunday 4:30 PM 80s Tea-Dance
760-325-1188
oscarspalmsprings.com
Purple Room
The sophistication and glamour of the Rat Pack era come alive here, the desert’s premiere supper club. Live music Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays. No Cover. Ticketed Shows Friday through Sunday.
760-322-4422
purpleroompalmsprings.com
Quadz
Sister to the QUADZ bar in Las Vegas, fun social atmosphere.
Monday, Friday & Saturday 8-10 PM Broadway Show Tunes Videos
Thursday 9 PM- Karaoke
760-778-4326
facebook.com
Streetbar
A “Low-Key” bar catering to a mature crowd who enjoy the bar’s cheap, strong drinks. Karaoke nights Sunday thru Wednesday and friendly staff make this a Palm Springs staple!
760-320-1266
psstreetbar.com
The Roost Lounge
Gay bar and video lounge in Cathedral City. A comfortable place with lots of atmosphere “to roost” and talk with friends and make new ones.
Tuesdays 7:30-11:30 Karaoke
Thursdays 6-11 Show Tunes
760-507-8495
theroostcc.com
Tool Shed
The Tool Shed is known for its down-home, unpretentious, Levi/boots/leather vibe.
Wednesdays and Saturdays 12-3 PM Bingo
Thursdays 10 PM Underwear Night and Underwear Contest
pstoolshed.com
Toucan’s
Tiki Lounge known for its high energy, diverse crowd, and multiple weekly drag shows.
Wednesdays 8 PM Karaoke
Saturdays 3 PM Bingo
Sundays 8pm & 10pm Drag Shows
toucanstikilounge.com
Tryst
Dimly-lit dive bar on the cusp of Arenas Road, complete with pool, darts, cheap drinks, and heavy pours.
yelp.com
BNP Paribas Tennis Tournament
The BNP Paribas Open is the largest two-week combined event outside of the four Grand Slams and the most-attended WTA Premier Mandatory and ATP World Tour Masters 1000 tennis tournament in the world.
March 1 to March 15, 2026
bnpparibasopen.com
Cathedral City LGBT+ Days
Cathedral City LGBT+ Days, California’s first Pride of the year, honors the LGBT community and celebrates the diversity of Cathedral City. Fun events include the Bed Race and this year’s headliner is David Archuleta on Saturday evening.
March 6 to March 8, 2026
cathedralcitylgbtdays.com
Coachella Music Festival Weekend I
Coachella Music Festival is one of the largest in the country, boasting an attendance of 250,000+. it is an annual event that hosts artists and performers of different genres. It was designed to showcase established artists who are popular in the mainstream along with up-and-coming musicians and reunited artists. It’s held at the Empire Polo Club on Friday, Saturday, and Sunday the second and third weekends of April.
April 10 to April 12, 2026
coachella.com
Coachella Music Festival Weekend II
Coachella Music Festival – Weekend 2: Indio, CA. Two weekends of Coachella 2026: April 10-12 and April 17-29
April 17 to April 19, 2026
coachella.com
Stagecoach Music Festival
The Stagecoach Festival is an annual country music festival held at the Empire Polo Club in Indio.
April 24 to April 26, 2026
stagecoachfestival.com
Hot Rodeo
A weekend of cowboys, horses, and parties. The main action of the weekend takes place in the rodeo arena, but there are many after-rodeo events scheduled as well.
May 1 to May 3, 2026
psrodeo.org
Equality Wine & Food Fest
After wildly successful past seasons, the Palm Springs EQUALITY WINE & FOOD FEST is back as the preeminent specialty wine event of the year featuring LGBTQ+, BIPOC, and Women owned and/or produced wines. Bringing together some of the world’s finest vintners in an exclusive invite-only participation of wineries, EQUALITY WINE & FOOD FEST will showcase the immense depth and diversity of wines from premiere wine regions. VIP Grand Tasting at 12:00 PM; Grand Tasting 1:00 – 4:00 PM.
June 13, 2026
equalitywinefest.com
Splash House 2026 Music & DJ Festival
Splash House is a summer music festival series featuring two weekends of world renown DJs, live music, and pools full of happy people. Four-on-the-floor is the call and the rhythm of our soul. Sound waves and pool splashes are where house and disco dreams are made. August 7 – 9 / August 14 – 16.
August 7 to August 16, 2026
splashhouse.com
Modernism Week – October
The Fall Preview is a four-day long “mini-Modernism Week” featuring more than 50 events, including tours, talks, and parties.
October 15 to October 18, 2026
modernismweek.com
Palm Springs Leather Pride Weekend
A 3-day celebration of leather events, day and night parties, and leather contests.
October 30 to November 1, 2026
pslod.org
Palm Springs Gay Pride
As one of the last Pride Celebrations each year, Palm Springs is known for doing it right! The entire city comes alive with the 3 day Pride Weekend. Dance parties, special events, live performances, and block parties. It is one of the busiest weekends of the year, plan early!
November 5 to November 8, 2026
pspride.org