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With the Santa Rosa Mountains as its backdrop, La Quinta is the setting of various world-class events including the Humana Challenge at SilverRock Resort’s Arnold Palmer Classic Course, Concours d’Elegance, and La Quinta Arts Festival.
The city’s rise to glory all started in the 1920’s with the creation of La Quinta Resort & Club, which includes restaurants, golf courses, tennis courts, a spa, and more.
Over at Old Town la Quinta within La Quinta Village, the city comes alive with sidewalk cafes, concerts, art displays, a weekly farmer’s market, and Moonlight Movies on the lawn.
Meanwhile, La Quinta museum features traveling and historical exhibits. Not to mention La Quinta Public Library which boasts one of the top circulations in all Riverside County.
Overall, La Quinta is well known for arts and culture, natural beauty, and Old World atmosphere with a distinctively 21st century focus on health and wellness.
Home to a significant portion of the nation’s most affluent retirees, Indian Wells has become a sort of exclusive club.
With their property owner I.D. card, residents enjoy many benefits and discounts at Indian Wells Golf Resort including its hotels, spas, restaurants, special invitation parties at the BNP Paribas Open, The Living Desert Zoo, Botanical Garden’s WildLights, and much more.
Fortunately for the community, Indian Wells shares its wealth. Public attractions include the Indian Wells Tennis Garden (host of the BNP Paribas Open and Indian Wells Arts Festival), Indian Wells Golf Resort, and IW Club and Desert Town Hall Indian Wells lecture series.
The city also features four luxury hotels including the Hyatt Grand Championship Resort Villas & Spa, Indian Wells Resort Hotel, Miramonte Resort & Spa, and Renaissance Esmeralda Resort & Spa.
Additionally, Kahala Mall hosts Macy’s department store, Barnes & Noble bookstore, and has a small movie theatre as well. There is also a new Wholefoods Market for grocery shopping at the mall, and a Times Supermarket nearby. This community is also a short drive from the Niu Valley Shopping Center and the Aina Haina Shopping center, smaller complexes that offer their own charming restaurants and service options. Hawaii Loa Ridge is part of the Kaiser complex with several elementary schools and Niu Valley Middle School feeding into Kaiser High School.
For those who live in Coachella Valley, it’s almost impossible to miss Palm Desert, which sits at the geographical center of the region’s nine communities. Unobstructed mountain views, 350 sunny days a year, and an active lifestyle environment attracts many retirees, families, and snowbirds. Residents and visitors enjoy popular locations like El Paseo: a shopping paradise with retailers like Saks Fifth Avenue, Apple, Louis Vuitton, Kate Spade, Lucky Brand Jeans, Coach, and Cole Haan. There is also Westfield Palm Desert, the only regional mall in Coachella Valley.
Palm Desert is also known for its exceptional schools including College of the Desert, California State University San Bernardino, and University of California Riverside.
A couple must-see attractions include The Living Desert Zoo and Botanical Garden, a wildlife park devoted to diverse desert flora and fauna, and proud exhibitor of model trains sure to delight the whole family.
Add to this the arts and culture events at McCallum Theatre, and it’s easy to understand why Palm Desert is known as ‘the heart of Coachella Valley’.
Rancho Mirage is among the most affluent communities in Coachella Valley, with 80 percent of homes located within gated communities.
The city boasts a prestigious list of celebrities, families, and vacationers. With Restaurant Row and The River, there is no shortage of places to dine, drink, shop, and enjoy the latest films. For game lovers there is Agua Caliente Casino, Resort, & Spa, open 24 hours. Meanwhile, the literati enjoy the architecturally significant Rancho Mirage Public Library with its special events, lectures, and exhibits. Notably, the city offers some of the best medical care in the country with renown facilities like Eisenhower Medical Center ad the Betty Ford Center. The Rancho Mirage hospitality industry has poured over $750 million into upgrades and renovations. There is also Sunnylands, an impressive Walter and Leonore Annenberg estate set to open to the public for tours, conferences, and special events.
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Originally home to the Cahuilla Indians, their presence is still felt throughout Palm Springs, especially when visiting downtown’s Spa Resort Casino or hiking the canyons they once called home.
As Hollywood became a town of prosperity, Palm Springs grew into a destination with a sterling reputation for first-class hotels, modern architecture, and year-round recreation.
Residents and visitors enjoy a great variety of events. These include Palm Springs International Film Festival in January, Modernism week in February, and Village Fest every Thursday night along Palm Canyon Drive. No visit is complete without riding the Palm Springs Aerial Tramway, where one can revel in the refreshing beauty of the San Jacinto Mountains. For those who enjoy shopping, retailers of every stripe populate the uptown Design District on North Palm Canyon and along the downtown main strip. Meanwhile, the restaurant scene steadily grows with popular establishments that include Trio, LuLu California Bistro, Cheeky’s and Zini Cafe Med. Long-standing establishments include La Vallauris, LG’s Steakhouse, and Las Casuelas Terraza.
As one of the original, and certainly one of the most famous resort destinations in the United States, the celebrity atmosphere of Palm Springs is hard to match.
