• Meeting ID: 638 907 160
• Password: 062634

• May 7th - Monday
• May 8th - Connie and Carla
• May 14th -  Mainstream
• May 15th  - The Wiz
• May. 22nd - Wigstock
• May 28th - The Dry
• May 29th - Polyester

• He goes beneath the surface to get to the real story: the political, social, and even medical currents that shaped fashion and how it changed:
• Why did French courtiers wear foot-high wigs in the 17th century?
• Were beauty spots really used to cover up syphilis?
• What clothing was dyed with cyanide and poisoned its wearers over time?
• How did bicycles affect the way women dressed in the closing years of the 19th century?

• Andrew Lear is a renowned expert on same-sex relations in Greek and Roman antiquity. During his academic career, he taught at Harvard, Pomona College, and NYU. In recent years, he has founded Oscar Wilde Tours, the LGBTQ history and culture tour company and Shady Ladies Tours, a women's history and culture tour company. He is also working with actor/author Stephen Fry on a podcast about the "Scandals and Secrets of London's National Portrait Gallery."

Our popular ASL program is back with the great leadership of Itai Cardona starting April 10th.

You will receive the link to this online event by May 14 once you purchase your ticket.

• May 8th - Early Neil Diamond / Sold Out
• May 15th -  An Evening with Valerie Perri / Click Here for Tickets
• May 22nd - The Mod Squad / Click Here for Tickets
• May 29th - Scott Dreier in Doris and Me / Click Here for Tickets
• June 5th - An Evening with Jonathan Karrant and Joshua  White / Click Here for Tickets

• On Mondays, chat with us what it means to care for each other when we've had to distance ourselves from spaces and people. If you're self-isolating or sheltering in place and need connection, join our virtual community space @ 11AM: bit.ly/thecentersocialcaring2

• Better bone density
• Lower blood pressure
• Reduce joint pain
• Regenerate muscles

• Richard Ramhoff, Group Marketing Director, Desert Care Network (Desert Regional Medical Center/Hi-Desert Medical Center, JFK Memorial Hospital)
• Vanessa Smith, Special Projects and Programs Manager, Desert Healthcare District and Foundation
• C.J. Tobe, Director of Community Health, DAP Health
  • COVID vaccination eligibility, access to vaccines (including new options such as mobile sites and non-traditional vaccination sites), and the ongoing challenges of responding to vaccine hesitancy
  • Safe and accessible health care services for seniors • Re-engagement with individual wellness / a safe return to preventive health maintenance such as cancer screenings • Access to mental health services • An expanding role in public health and health equity for our local health care providers • Managing new health care concerns of those who have recovered from COVID-19
  • 2020 was a challenging year for everyone. As we look ahead to the health care landscape here in Palm Springs, and as we begin to emerge from the COVID-19 pandemic and visitors from around the world return to our city, there are myriad health care challenges for our diverse community:
  • Join our panel of three distinguished local health care providers for a conversation to better understand what resources and opportunities are available in our community:
  • With this information, together we can become stronger and healthier in a post pandemic Palm Springs
  • Zoom link:

• A Parisian native, Edith de Belleville was an attorney at law for many, many years, but her passion for Paris and its history led her back to university (at the age of 50) to get her official tour guide license. Deeply inspired by Parisian women of the past, Edith decided to write a book, in French, entitled The Beautiful Rebels of Paris (Belles et Rebelles, Editions Erik Bonnier). Edith also teaches Jewish heritage in Paris at University Gustave Eiffel (Marne la Vallée), and has just finished a book in English about the fabulous life of a mature Parisian woman in the City of Light.
• Andrew Lear is a renowned expert on same-sex relations in Greek and Roman antiquity. During his academic career, he taught at Harvard, Pomona College, and NYU. In recent years, he has founded Oscar Wilde Tours, the LGBTQ history and culture tour company and Shady Ladies Tours, a women's history and culture tour company. He is also working with actor/author Stephen Fry on a podcast about the "Scandals and Secrets of London's National Portrait Gallery."