Relax and sight-see in this southern Californian oasis. Located in the center of the Coachella Valley, Palm Desert is a vibrant city featuring top notch resorts, world class golfing, shopping, and entertainment that appeals to many types of consumers. Hike, bike or ride horseback through the desert trails. Or, soak in some culture with seasonal festivals, stylish art galleries, and a thriving music and nightlife scene.
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I don't mean this in a snarky way but when I heard a memorial was in the park I hadn't expected much - perhaps a plaque or two. But this space is really impressive. Very sobering and contemplative to be there. While it's not a huge space, there are several areas and artistic depictions of the Holocaust. The piece at the center is so very well done - a star of David with representations of victims, a map and a count of the number of those killed in each country. As one of the plaques says, "Never Again."
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This highway is very nice to drive to palm springs from San Diego or anywhere on the west coast, it takes you through the mountains with switchbacks on the roadway and scenic views, this view is the winner as far as i saw. you see the valley from up high with amazing views of mountains and valley as well as the picturesque view of the roadway the rest of the way down. almost like the pikes peak roadway. if your stomach is sensitive and get nauseated on the roadway though this is not for you.
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This is a lovely church. The church is white. They have a lot of flowers and Palm trees. There is a lot of parking places. There are shrubs as well. On Sunday it opens at 8:30 and 10:00 Worthwhile to see!
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The Temple Sinai is done with the Jews. There were parking and Lots of rocks. There were lots of flowers. Thy have a Rose Garden There are palm trees as well. There are palm trees. They teach here with kids and adults. Worthwhile to see!
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This scenic driving tour climbs from the desert through the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains, before descending again to the desert. The route passes through a series of areas preserved for animal habitat, ranging from desert oasis to snow-capped mountains, and parts of the Santa Rosa and San Jacinto Mountains National Monument and San Bernardino National Forest. Drivers can pull off the winding and often steep road at a number of pulloffs or lookout points, each with habitat ranging from forested mountainsides with pine, oak and fir, to a reservoir, to arid brush- and cactus-covered stretches -- not to mention sweeping views of mountains and valleys.
We'd not had time to do this drive in the past so over Labor Day, 2020, we added this to the list. I'm glad we did! If you're into sightseeing and beautiful drives (vs. just going to destinations), this is a good quick trip. It's a slow winding two-lane highway taking you from the "desert floor" into the mountains. There are turn outs along the way which I would recommend using for photos opportunities. These are the kinds of attractions where the journey is the destination. Don't rush to the "top". Just take your time. Take a picnic lunch along. Get photos. But just enjoy the drive!
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Beautiful Church for celebrating Mass ----- Concise Review It’s good to celebrate Mass each Sunday. 6:30/6:45 Mass at Sacred Heart has an added sunrise bonus. Inspiring homily - thank you, Monsignor! ----- Longer Review We visited Southern California - Palm Desert, Yucaipa, and Malibu - for Spring Break 2021. We celebrated the 6:45am Sunday Mass at Sacred Heart. Many churches built since the 1960s or so are built with a more open architecture, often with a more open nave (the main part of the church). Historically Catholic Churches were in the shape of Jesus’ Cross, with the altar to the west and the front doors opening to the east, to let in the first light of the sun. Sacred Heart Catholic Church is a more classical Cruciform-shaped (Cross-shaped) but with a North-South in orientation. The west arm of the Cross has a clear window at the top with Jesus’ Crucifix in the window, and the San Jacinto mountains far in the background... Jesus on the Cross before us, in front of His Creation. The other arm of the Cross points east, also with clear windows. At one point during Mass, I briefly looked back and saw a most beautiful sight... the sunrise shining through the outside palm trees, shining straight through the windows and onto us... the beauty of God’s Creation! This is what the early church builders surely looked to create with their east-facing front doors... such a lovely sight! Monsignor’s homily: For God so loved the world that he sent his only son, Jesus, to save the world Faith and works are needed together... the works help get us closer to heaven Thank you, Monsignor Lincoln, for your homily and hospitality. We’ll see you next trip! ----- ----- -----
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Artist and gallery owner Joe Graziano is self-taught and was born in 1955 hence the name Studio 55. Joe opened the gallery in order to create an environment where the artist can interact and exchange energy with gallery visitors. It was his love of modern, contemporary and abstract art that ignited his passion to create. The art spoke to him in language that he understood. Joe incorporates colors
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They have preschool and childcare. The people an learn about the temple and also about how Jews about Sinai. There are nice flowers and palm trees.
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