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MON: Blue Zones Project Palm Springs & Convergence Summit: Purpose Workshop

Blue Zones Project Purpose Workshop at Convergence Summit in Palm Springs

Discover your “why” at the Blue Zones Project Palm Springs & Convergence Summit: Purpose Workshop held on Monday, May 4 from 7–8:30 am. This interactive experience takes place at the Renaissance Palm Springs as part of the inaugural Convergence Beauty Wellness Science Summit. Created by celebrity hairstylists Ted Gibson and Jason Backe, the summit brings together beauty professionals and industry leaders for education and community building. Participants will engage in guided discovery activities and reflection exercises rooted in longevity principles to uncover what inspires them. More info


TUE: HIV State Legislative Update 2025/2026

Positive Life Series

The Positive Life Series hosts an essential community session on Tuesday, May 5 from 6–8 pm, offering a clear and accessible breakdown of recent and upcoming HIV‑related legislation. Presented by Inland Counties Legal Services, the discussion translates complex policy into practical guidance for people living with HIV, covering enacted 2025 laws and what to expect in the 2026 legislative cycle. Attendees will gain insight into how new policies may affect rights, healthcare access, and daily life, all without the jargon that often makes legal updates difficult to navigate. Doors open at 5:30 pm, providing time to connect with community members before the program begins. More info


WED: 1st Wednesday Art Walk @ Backstreet Art District

First Wednesday Art Walk

The Backstreet Art District opens its galleries and studios for the monthly Art Walk on Wednesday, May 6 from 5–7 pm, giving locals and visitors a chance to meet working artists and explore one of Palm Springs’ most creative enclaves. The district’s unique layout—studios in the back, galleries in the front—creates an intimate setting where guests can view new works, learn about artistic processes, and support local talent. More info


WED: Rock the Park – Doobie Brothers Tribute

Listen to the Music Doobie Brothers Tribute

Downtown Park hosts its season finale of Rock the Park on Wednesday, May 6 from 7–9 pm, featuring the Doobie Brothers-inspired Listen to the Music, the final tribute performance in the December–May lineup. Set in the open‑air setting of Downtown Palm Springs, the concert brings together locals and visitors for an evening of live music under the desert sky. More info


FRI–SUN: A Man of No Importance

A Man of No Importance

The BENT presents A Man of No Importance, running May 8–24, a tender musical exploring identity, acceptance, and the courage to live authentically. Set in Dublin, the story follows Alfie Byrne, a gentle bus conductor determined to stage an amateur production of Wilde’s Salome at his local church. As he confronts prejudice and the quiet ache of a love “that dare not speak its name,” Alfie discovers the transformative power of friendship and community. More info


FRI–SUN: The Ritz

The Ritz

Palm Canyon Theatre brings big laughs to the stage with The Ritz, running May 8–17, a riotous farce set inside a 1970s Manhattan gay bathhouse. When a straight man on the run from the mob hides in what he assumes is the last place anyone would look, he’s swept into a whirlwind of flamboyant personalities, mistaken identities, and escalating comedic chaos. With its campy humor, bold characters, and rapid‑fire pacing, the production embraces the era’s theatrical flair while delivering a fresh, high‑energy experience for modern audiences. More info


WED–SUN: Ernest Shackleton Loves Me

Ernest Shackelton Loves Me

Ernest Shackleton Loves Me is a wildly inventive new musical comedy performing Wednesday–Sunday at CV Rep from April 22–May 10. The story follows a sleep-deprived single mom who connects through space and time with the famous polar explorer Ernest Shackleton. Together they overcome the odds in a timeless and very funny musical romance. Our theatre reviewer Stephen Radosh says “the pace never slackens, the surprises keep coming and the performances shine.” Read his full review and Get tickets

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