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Color Comes on the First Switchback
I have been aching for the trails.
Coming home from the road trip has taken some adjusting. To our place. To the heat. To the many trips carrying everything back from the van into the house. To Palm Springs drivers who could alarm the taxi drivers of Mumbai. There is a hum of edginess in me, and beneath it the small, familiar fear that I may have nothing left to write about.
The angst of youth and middle age has softened. Angst was always good raw material. Age has brought less turmoil and more nonchalance—easier to live with, harder to shape into words.
The morning is cool.
I leave before dawn. There is enough light to see the rocks, but not yet their color. Color comes on the first steep switchback—orange and red rising out of grey, as if the mountain is remembering itself.
It has been months since I last climbed. I am breathing hard, wondering whether I can still do this. My legs betray me slowly, year after year, and I am anxious to learn how much ground they have given up. Yesterday’s heat still lifts from the trail. I am grateful for the thin mercy of cool air moving across my skin.
There is only the rhythmic thud of my boots against dirt and rock and, far below, the low buzz of early traffic.
I go slowly. I stop. I keep going.
By the time I reach the rusting metal sign, the trail has done what it always does. It has stripped the foolish thoughts from me. My breathing slows. Something wordless opens. Not in me exactly. Around me.
The Japanese call it *mushin*—the moment when the inner commentator loosens its grip. Thoughts still come, but I do not have to follow them. I do not have to turn each moment into a judgment or explanation. I am no longer standing apart from the experience, narrating it to myself.
I am simply here, meeting what is in front of me.
The sun comes over the ridge, touching the edges of the clouds with gold. The palms below me, purple in the half-light, turn green. I watch a ram moving in the distance. A runner passes my perch without seeing me. Five minutes later, he passes the ram without breaking stride or seeing him.
I turn south.
Eight bighorn sheep have gathered silently behind me.
They gaze and chew.
They regard me with ancient indifference.
I understand their place here. Mine is less clear.
We are both sentient. We both feel. But unlike me, they do not appear to search for a purpose.
They are their purpose.
Do they ever stop beneath the Milky Way and look up? Can beauty interrupt them as it interrupts me?
The skin of everyday life loosens. The boxes, the traffic, the worry about my legs, the question of usefulness, the need to make meaning from every breath—all of it falls away.
The sheep keep chewing.
I stand there, unable to look away.
Maybe this is one of our purposes.
To be stopped.
To be opened.
To let beauty find the soft place and enter.
Life pivots in such moments.
Kim
Who Is Missing from AI's answers—and Why?
AI: Friend, Foe or Mirror? Essay
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REFLECTIONS
The liveness in me just loves to feel the liveness in growing things, in grass and rain and leaves and flowers and sun and feathers and furs and earth and sand and moss.
Emily Carr
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THIS WEEK’S HIGHLIGHTS
⚖️ Coachella Valley Ladies of Justice — Regular Weekly Meeting
- 🕒 When: Every Sunday | 2:00 PM – 3:30 PM
- 📍 Where: Mountain View Grill (28555 Landau Blvd, Cathedral City, CA)
- 📅 Upcoming Events
🧘♀️ LEA Kitchen Table
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When: Thursday, September 24, 2026 at 2:30 PM
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Where: A member's home in Palm Springs (same location as prior meetings)
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RSVP: Space is limited! Email leaofcoachellavalley@gmail.com to reserve a seat. Address details will be sent upon confirmation.
🎵 Grammy Award Winner Paula Cole — This Fire: 30
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When: Sunday, October 4, 2026 | Doors at 6:00 PM · Show at 7:00 PM
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Where: Palm Springs Cultural Center
- 🔗 Buy Tickets Here
🪩 October Tea Dance
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When: Sunday, October 4, 2026 from 3:00 PM – 6:00 PM
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Where: The Surf Club
🎭 Bad Dog at THE BENT
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Details: Tickets are on sale now! Don't miss this show written and directed by acclaimed screenwriter/producer Jennifer Hoppe (High Desert, Grace and Frankie, Nurse Jackie).
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Where: THE BENT (at Palm Springs Cultural Center) Bad Dog – THE BENT
🎟️ Season Announcements
- 🎬 Cinema Diverse: Check out this season's lesbian film offerings and grab your tickets early.
- 🎷 Satin and Soul: Mark your calendars for November—tickets are on sale now.
- 🎙️ Chris Williamson: Upcoming performance/event.
🎬 Movie Meetup Update
Both Cindy and I are away for the summer, but the movies don't have to stop!
- Regular Schedule: Wednesday mornings at the Mary Pickford Theater.
- Organize a Group: If there’s a film you’re dying to see, just reach out—I’ll gladly post and advertise a meetup so the group can still gather!
🎷 Live Music & Entertainment at Gertie’s
Gertie's Eatery & Bar is doubling the fun for six weeks, through the fall!
- Schedule: Live entertainment 4 nights a week (Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, and Saturday).
- Highlights: Live music, non-stop vibes, great food, and iconic drinks.
- Note: Be sure to book early if you want to get out on the dance floor!
- Gertie’s Salon & Bar | Cocktail Bar in Palm Springs
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WOMEN WHO LIFTED THE BAR
Martha Graham didn’t ask the body to look graceful. She made it clench, twist, buckle, lunge, and break open again. Her technique grew from contraction and release; across 181 ballets, those movements carried fear, grief, hunger, and rage into the room. Medea, Joan of Arc, Emily Dickinson came onstage with their force intact, not softened into pretty shapes.
(marthagraham.org)
She lived her truth with her whole body. In 1926, when it was still unusual for a woman to lead a dance company, Graham founded hers in a small Carnegie Hall studio. For its first twelve years, the company was made up entirely of women. She shaped the dances, costumes, and music, and kept performing into her mid-seventies. She didn’t wait for permission or hand over the vision. She built a place where women could take the floor, breathe hard, and move with their full weight.
Her choices reached beyond the studio. In 1936, Graham declined an invitation to dance at the Berlin Olympics, writing that she could not identify with a regime that persecuted artists and noting that some of her dancers would not be welcome in Germany. Her company later included Japanese American dancer Yuriko; in 1951, Mary Hinkson and Matt Turney became its first two Black dancers. She did not separate the work from the world it moved through.
'Martha Graham, A Life: When Dance Became Modern' By Neil Baldwin & 'Errand into the Maze: The Life and Works of Martha Graham' By Deborah Jowitt - LIBER Review
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Check out Cinema Diverse Film Festival in Palm Springs, running from September 17 through September 27. Celebrating the vibrant richness of LGBTQ+ storytelling on screen, this curated selection of lesbian feature films and shorts highlights unforgettable voices, groundbreaking history, and deeply personal journeys.
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New Art Class: Everything Drawing is a weekly no-grade, no judgement class developing the skills, techniques and knowledge of the foundation of all art, drawing. Each class starts with a presentation of the day's focus then moving to the day's individual skill practice. A broad variety of drawing media will be used. All skill levels are welcomed.
This ongoing class meets on Wednesdays, 1 to 4. Start when you are ready or stop by for a visit.
Fee: $30 per class or $100 for 4
Contact me, Cathy at 707-363-2698 to register and receive the supply list.
More Information
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Community Conversations - Quality of Life Study Findings
Sept 29th
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October 4 Tea Dance @ the
Surf Club 3-6pmg
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Join us every 3rd Wednesday of the month for our Center Women's Social from 5:30pm-7pm. We look forward to making meaningful connections, friends, and a fun time!
October 21 – 5:30-7
Low Desert Modern Mexican
1775 E. Palm Canyon Dr
Palm Springs 92264
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Sapphic Coffee & Convo is a casual monthly gathering for lesbian and queer women to connect, chat, and build community over coffee. Taking place on the first Wednesday of every month from 9:30-11:00 a.m., each gathering will be hosted at a different coffee house throughout the Coachella Valley.
Come grab a cup, pull up a chair, meet new friends, and enjoy meaningful conversation with other women in the community. Different coffee houses, same great community!
*Location: Les Filles Coffee Shop | 67730 E. Palm Canyon #103 | Cathedral City 92234
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October 1, 2026 - NPO DESERT FAST PITCH — GRAND FINALE
One Stage. Big Impact. Real Change.
The Sunset Music & Education Foundation has been selected as one of 12 nonprofit finalists taking the stage at the 2026 NPO Desert Fast Pitch Grand Finale!
On October 1, Sweet Baby J’ai will have just three minutes to tell SMEF’s story—and make the case for funding that can help us put more instruments into young hands, connect students with mentors, provide scholarships, and create professional performance opportunities throughout the Coachella Valley. This is a super fun event with all 12 non profits doing their pitch. Dinner included.
And we want you in the room cheering us on! SquadUP - Create an Event, Share an Experience
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Smooth. Soulful. Sweet. Great music, two bars, a dance floor and a room full of grown folks ready to groove. Now what kind of trouble can we get into? Good trouble! Join us Saturday, November 14 at Hotel Zoso featuring the fabulous Pamela Williams on saxophone, music and inspiration with Sweet Baby J’ai, and musical direction by Sunnie Paxson. SMEF special student presentation.
Hit the dance floor. Grab a drink. Feel the groove. You have my personal guarantee you'll have a great time.
Benefiting the Sunset Music & Education Foundation!
Click Here: TICKETS ON SALE NOW!
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AN INTIMATE EVENING WITH CRIS WILLIAMSON
**Dinner • Music • Stories • Celebration**
Join us for a very special evening honoring a voice that changed a movement—legendary songwriter, trailblazer, and icon **Cris Williamson**.
Enjoy an intimate dinner and performance as Cris shares her music and stories, and we celebrate five remarkable decades of inspiring generations.
**Sunday, November 15** **Living Out Palm Springs**
**Seating is extremely limited. Reserve early.**
**SAVE THE DATE: Tickets go on sale September 15.**
A portion of the proceeds will benefit the **Sunset Music & Education Foundation**.
Sunset Music and Education Foundation
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Reel Women’s Film Festival Benefiting Planned Parenthood of the Pacific Southwest
Celebrates 13th Year with Powerful Stories
Palm Springs, CA – Planned Parenthood’s 13th annual Reel Women’s Film Festival takes place on Sunday, October 25, 2026, at the Palm Springs Cultural Center.
The festival, chaired by Eileen Stern and the dedicated Festival Committee, has become a testament to the power of storytelling and its ability to inform and move people toward empathy and action. Welcome | Reel Women's Film Festival
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR SNAPSHOT
🎶 Please check venues for updates or possible changes.
Entertainment
WEEKLY EVENTS
Mondays
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Leanna Rogers & Miguel | 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM | The V Wine Lounge ($7.50 cover)
Wednesdays
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Patrice Morris | 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM | Gertie's Salon & Bar (at Alice B.'s)
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Marisa Corvo | 6:30 PM | The Roost (Tickets: ticketbud.com)
Thursdays
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Marisa Corvo | 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM | Gertie's Salon & Bar (at Alice B.'s)
Fridays
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Leanna & The Free Agents | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM | Hyatt Palm Springs
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Disco Drag Bingo | 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM | The V Wine Lounge (Tickets: Eventbrite)
Saturdays
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Gennine Francis | 6:00 PM | The Roost (Reservations: ticketbud.com)
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Patrice Morris | 6:00 PM | Indian Wells Resort Hotel (Reservations suggested; cover charge)
Sundays
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Gennine Francis | 5:00 PM – 6:30 PM | Gertie's Salon & Bar (at Alice B.'s) — Reservations suggested
🪩 Social
Mahjong (American) Thursdays 1pm to 3:30pm
Weekly Chat Group - Zoom - Thursdays 5PM
🌿 Outdoors
Bird Walks – 2nd & 4th Thursdays | Prescott Preserve
Easy/Moderate/Difficult Hikes – Tuesdays & Saturdays
Easy Walk - Fridays
💬 Community & Support
PALS Seminars & Death Café
Evening Chat Group – Thursdays 5 PM
BAM Book & Movie Club – Monthly
Scroll down to COMMUNITY CALENDAR DETAILS for more information on these events
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Dr. Karyl Ketchum, the Director of The L-Fund at The Center, has open office hours every Wednesday and Friday from 11:30 to 1:00 at The LGBTQ Center. (Because the habits of old professors die hard! 🤓) Whether you'd like to learn more about The L-Fund, ask a question, share an idea, borrow a book, or simply introduce yourself, come by and say hello! The L-Fund is on the second floor of The Palm Springs LGBTQ Center, 1301 North Palm Canyon Dr, Palm Springs, 92262. Just follow The L-Fund signs! You can also call or email: karyl@thecentercv.org or 760.416.7790. Learn more about The L-Fund’s work here.
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Upcoming Events & Schedule
1. Lunch Bunch
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Date & Time: Thursday, October 8 | 12:30 PM
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Location: Stuft Pizza, Westfield Mall, Palm Desert
2. Zoom Presentation: The Female Brain: Hormones, Aging, and Cognition
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Speaker: Dr. Jessica Needle
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Date & Time: Monday, October 11 | 12-12:30 PM PST
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Zoom Link: Join Zoom Meeting https://us02web.zoom.us/j/82977588013?pwd=urfkjO44hhwpBbKU1OIZDnPfJlbg0R.1
- Meeting ID: 829 7758 8013
- Passcode: 12345
- About the Presentation:
- Learn about the causes of cognitive decline, strategies to slow its progression, and free online testing to track your brain health. Discover which hormone plays the most critical role in reducing brain fog, and gain actionable encouragement to make targeted lifestyle improvements in diet, exercise, and sleep for healthier aging.
- About the Speaker:
- Dr. Jessica Needle earned her B.A. in Psychology from Mills College and her Doctorate in Naturopathic Medicine from Bastyr University. Practicing since 2012 with a focus on older adults, she spent 8 years treating chronic illness at the Optimal Health Center in Palm Desert, CA. She currently specializes in Lyme disease and mold exposure at Be The Change Health & Wellness Center in Columbia, MD.
3. LEA’s Birthday Celebration
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Date & Time: Wednesday, October 14 | 2:00 PM – 4:00 PM
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Location: LGBTQ Community Center of the Desert (1301 N. Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, CA 92262)
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Details: Come celebrate our Libras, Scorpios, and Sagittarians as they begin their next turn around the sun!
4. Singles Mingle
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Date & Time: Friday, October 16 | 4:00 PM
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Location: Mark’s Burgers (68-718 E. Palm Canyon Dr, Cathedral City – next to Trilussa)
5. Kitchen Table
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Date & Time: Thursday, October 22 | 2:30 PM
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Location: Member's home in Palm Springs (Address provided upon RSVP)
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RSVP: Space is limited. Please confirm your spot by emailing leaofcoachellavalley@gmail.com.
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Paula Cole Oct 4th
Grammy-winning singer-songwriter Paula Cole returns to the stage with THIS FIRE: 30, a special anniversary tour celebrating three decades of her landmark album This Fire. Known for fearless, emotionally incisive songwriting and a genre-blending sound that helped redefine the singer-songwriter landscape, Cole broke boundaries with songs that were both deeply personal and universally resonant. Her most recent album, LO (2024), marked a powerful new chapter—further underscoring the depth, range, and emotional clarity that have defined her work. She was also featured in last year’s Hulu documentary Lilith Fair: Building a Mystery, reflecting her role as a founding artist of the legendary tour and its lasting cultural impact.
PAULA COLE — THIS FIRE: 30
Palm Springs Cultural Center · Sunday, October 4 · 7:00 PM (doors 6:00)
Use code VIOLET for 10% off tickets 6 or more? use code CIRCLE
1. Go to Ticketmaster using this link:
https://bit.ly/PaulaColeThisFire30PalmSpringsOct4
2. Select the preferred ticket option.
3. Under ticket types, select: SPECIAL OFFERS
4. Enter the code: VIOLET
5 The ticket option will unlock and patrons can continue through the regular booking process.
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SAVE THE DATE!
KITCHEN 86 & BAR
presents:
DORIS K. REED
A Woman and Her Poetry
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WHEN: Oct 4th
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TIME: 2:00-3:00 pm
- WHERE:
- Kitchen 86
- 73-130 El Paseo
- Palm Desert, CA 92260
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Bloom Day 2026 is a lively World Menopause Day gathering built around women’s health, strength and connection.
Move through four hands-on zones focused on nourishment, restoration, strength and community.
A fireside conversation and anonymous Hot Seat bring real questions about menopause into the open.
The afternoon is free, indoors and designed to remind women they do not have to navigate midlife alone.
Event information
- Date: Sunday, October 18, 2026
- Time: 3:00–7:00 PM
- Location: The Pavilion at Sunrise Park, 401 S. Pavilion Way, Palm Springs
- Admission: Free; RSVP required
- Capacity: Limited to 350
- Virtual option: Livestream from 3:30–4:45 PM Pacific, with 72-hour replay access
- Host: Shanae Smith, founder of the Midlife Bloom Method
- Details and registration: Bloom Day 2026
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YACHT ROCK HALLOWEEN / LADIES PARTY!
Oct 28th
Low Desert
5 to 9PM
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Oct 24th
Big laughs. Big heart. Zero apologies. After Filming her debut comedy special Miss Personality (coming to streaming from Comedy Dynamics this year) in front of two sold out audiences in Palm Springs, Mina Hartong (Olivia Travel, Curve Magazine, The New York Times) is coming home to her beloved desert audience with new material, new songs and special guest comics. A sapphic night to remember that wraps up before lesbian bedtime. Don't forget your toe separators! Guest comics announced soon. Fall in love. Laugh a lot. Repeat.
Ticket link
ticketbud.com
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Nov 8th at the Plaza
Fortune Feimster is a critically acclaimed comedian, actress, and host known for her upbeat style, unique comedic perspective, and infectious energy. She invites audiences into her world where laughter and love reign supreme.
She recently wrapped production on the Netflix film The Fifth Wheel, starring alongside Kim Kardashian, Nikki Glaser, and Brenda Song, and directed by Eva Longoria. She will next be seen opposite Will Ferrell in Hawk, Netflix’s upcoming golf comedy series premiering in July 2026, and is currently on her national “Takin’ Care of Biscuits” tour. Most recently, she voiced “Nibbles” in Disney’s Oscar-nominated animated hit Zootopia 2, which grossed $1.8 billion worldwide.
FORTUNE FEIMSTER: TAKIN' CARE OF BISCUITS (ENCORE) | The Plaza Theatre
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Jane Lynch's A Swingin' Little Christmas Featuring Kate Flannery & Tim Davis with The Tony Guerrero Quintet - Dec 15th
Classic holiday tunes come to life as Jane Lynch, Kate Flannery, Tim Davis, and the Tony Guerrero Quintet take the stage in "A Swingin' Little Christmas.” This hilarious and heartwarming holiday extravaganza promises to be a delightful blend of comedy and music, ensuring a ‘swingin’ good time. The group has brought their joyful banter to audiences across the country, with their holiday album “A Swingin’ Little Christmas” hitting Billboard’s Top 10 Adult Contemporary chart. Hollywood Digest calls it “captivating,” the comedy “spectacular” and the vibe “absolutely precious.”
Jane Lynch's A Swingin' Little Christmas | The Plaza Theatre
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Samantha Bee wants to talk about menopause. She actually doesn’t want to, but she must. In How To Survive Menopause, Bee comically shares everything she has learned through the process in an intimate one-woman show, because everyone needs that best friend who will keep it real for them. Like, really real. This is a show for anyone who is going through it, has gone through it, will be going through it, or knows someone currently going through it…basically the entire population
Samantha Bee | The Plaza Theatre
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BAD DOG
February 26 - March 13, 2027 at The Bent
written and directed by Jennifer Hoppe-House
After years of being clean and sober, Molly Drexler drives her Prius through the house, leaving a sedan-sized hole in the wall that serves as a metaphor for what can no longer be ignored. When her beleaguered wife gets her home from the hospital, Molly’s far-flung and riotous family are descending for an intervention, and as the events of her blackout emerge, her family tries to cope with her wreckage, and in the process, runs headlong into their own. This is BAD DOG. The Bent is proud to present the west coast premiere of this powerful story wrapped in barbed wire.
Buy Tickets
Jennifer Hoppe – writer and producer jennifer hoppe
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🏓 PICKLEBALL TIPS:
🏆 PICKLEBALL DRILLS AND TOURNAMENTS:
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Mahjong (American)
1PM to 3:30pm Thursdays
In a private home for summer.
Mahjong Signup
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Every Sunday
Mountain View Grill
28555 Landau Blvd
Cathedral City, 92234
2:00-3:30
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BAM (Book & Movie) Discussion Group
We are an online book and movie club that has been gathering via Zoom/online since 2020. Every member gets the chance to pick a book or movie and lead the discussion for their selection!
Upcoming Schedule
- Summer Break: August (No meeting)
- Resuming: Monday, September 21, 2026 | 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM PT
- Meetings: We meet regularly on the 3rd Monday of each month.
Upcoming Selections
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September 21: So Gay For You: Friendship, Found Family and the Show that Started it All by Kate Moennig and Leisha Hailey
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October 19: The Poisonwood Bible by Barbara Kingsolver
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Easy/Moderate/Difficult Hikes
On Hold for Summer, Starting again in October
Hikes are Tuesdays and Saturdays, weather permitting..
Sign up below to receive hiking information
New hikers must register and sign a waiver.
Sign up below for email notifications.
With the heat now, hikes are pretty much over for the season
https://form.jotform.com/252917689579178
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2026 Walks
On Hold for Summer, Starting again in October
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Evening Chat Group 5pm to 6:30pm PST Every Thursday
Join us for a lively Zoom chat, catch up with friends, and make new ones! Open to Lesbians in and out of the Coachella Valley — California — all 50 States — and beyond. Please email JayneStrelecki@gmail.com to receive the weekly invite & reminder with Zoom meeting ID and Passcode. Bring a friend! Hosted by Cindy T and Jayne!
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Entertainment - This Week's Recommendation
The Outlaws — Prime Video
The Outlaws starts with a deliciously simple premise: seven strangers sentenced to community service in Bristol, all of whom would probably avoid one another voluntarily.
What begins as comedy soon wanders into crime, bad decisions and genuine danger. Stephen Merchant is wonderfully awkward, Jessica Gunning is terrific as the overconfident supervisor, and Christopher Walken drifts through the series with his usual strange, deadpan magic.
Beneath the jokes, the show has real warmth. It is about people discovering that the person they had neatly labeled Idiot, Snob, Criminal or Impossible is more complicated than expected.
Funny, dark, tense and surprisingly tender. A very enjoyable place to spend a few evenings with people you would absolutely refuse to serve on a committee with.
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🎬 CASTING CALL: LOCAL PICKLEBALL SHORT FILM
🌍 AN INVITATION FROM SUNNIVA SORBY: TWO EXPEDITIONS
"Fellow Explorers and Friends, I have two wonderful invitations for you—one for this upcoming fall, and one for next year. Whether you walk 800 kilometers or 800 meters, I want you walking with us. See you out there!"
— Sunniva x
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Lesbian Owned Business
Barbara Carpenter Realtor
Shann Carr -Comedian, Event Producer, Realtor, A Lesbian Concierge In The Desert
Andrea Voras, Gerontologist Dementia Specialist Life Aging Life Care Manager
Constance Clare-Newman, Somatic Work for Pain Relief and Stress Reduction
Corlyce Photography
Chris Ann Kallgren Realtor
Sunny Designs-Website & Graphic Design & Video
Rice Notary
Nancy Minger - Massage Therapist
Poochsitter
Motivation Changes — Life Coaching - Dr Ann Sarah Engel, MSW, PhD
B's Table
Local Lesbian Authors
Animal Samaritans - Pets for Adoption Fur babies needing family at Animal Samaritans
Shelter — Animal Samaritans
Special Thanks to Frontrunners for their ongoing support of LPSCV
Palm Springs Front Runners & Walkers is a running and walking club for members and friends of the LGBTQ+ community in the Coachella Valley. We are a local chapter of International Front Runners, an informal network of LGBTQ+ running groups around the world. Membership is open to everyone without regard to ability, ethnicity, gender, or sexual orientation. Join for daily runs and walks! Palm Springs Front Runners & Walkers - Home
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PALS no-cost seminars provide up-to-date info and resources to own your
future, engage in essential conversations and take action because it’s never too soon to start planning ahea
For program updates and to sign up for upcoming PALS Seminars, Death Cafes and PALS Circles, please visit palsinthedesert.com.
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PALS Death Cafe at 2 pm on the 1st Thurs each month provides a group
led and safe space to have open conversations about death and dying without taboo.
For program updates and to sign up for upcoming PALS Seminars, Death Cafes and PALS Circles, please visit palsinthedesert.com.
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.PALS CIRCLE for an hour of connection, support and friendship among
LGBTQ+ seniors and allies. No formal topic — just fun conversation and
camaraderie each Monday from 6:00 to 7:00 PM on ZOOM.
For program updates and to sign up for upcoming PALS Seminars, Death Cafes and PALS Circles, please visit palsinthedesert.com.
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Gay Country Western Dancing - Saturday Nights
Join the Dance Ranch for a great night of country western dancing, including two-step, waltz, shadow, East and West Coast swing, and line dances.
It all happens at Step By Step
933 Crossley Road, Palm Springs.
Admission is $5
Lesson is at 7pm. Dancing from 7:30-9:30pm
Dance Ranch Palm Springs is a country western dance group serving the LGBTQ+ community and its friends. Country dancers of all levels are welcome!
Learn more about Dance Ranch and find out what they’re teaching at danceranchps.org.
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