And in a blink of an eye, the 40th annual Palm Springs Pride is in the history books. For those of us behind the scenes, the months of preparation all come down to 96 hours starting when the barricades and stages go up.
It’s then an hour-by-hour rush of logistics that are executed by the many volunteers, vendors and those behind-the-scenes as another Pride comes to fruition. The hiccups are rarely seen, except for the stress on our faces. Congrats to Pride Executive Director Jasmine Waits as she took the reins for the first time from CEO Ron deHarte.
The parade is especially a blur for us. We attend a breakfast just prior to the parade where the grand marshalls and honorees gather to fortify ourselves with candied bacon and mimosas. Then it’s off to the parade route for last minute decorations before the punctual 10 am start. We should know – the KGay Desert Guide Jessup Cadillac led the parade behind a police cruiser that left exactly.at.10.a.m. We hummed along the route with me, John Taylor, DJ Galaxy and our crew handing out our fans.
Driving, waving and acknowledging friends along the route takes a lot of multi- tasking. In less than half an hour, we’re done! That’s about how long it takes a contingent to snake its way south. Then our KGAY DJ’s end the weekend with Sunday at the Arenas Road stage as we welcomed visitors and locals to the Arenas District at our booth.
My greatest joy from the Palm Springs Pride weekend was talking with you.
Yes, those of you who read this blog each week took the time to stop me and tell me how much what we do means. And it wasn’t just “good job”. Your conversations were heartfelt. I was able to receive your accolades with true joy and gratitude. Many of you even gave examples of how reading Gay Desert Guide has impacted your lives. It may have been an event we recommended or me writing about some of the issues that affect our LGBTQ+ communities in this blog.
I heard from you how listening to KGAY in the far flung places you live had an influence. Some of you had decided to move here after hearing about Palm Springs on the radio and visiting here. It was love at first sight, and now you’re part of our community. I even spoke with Canadians who decided last minute to visit after our “blue wave” last week!
The resting on our laurels is short-lived. So as our team and those who organize pride take a victory lap (on our own schedule), we start planning for 2027 and Palm Springs Pride 41 next November. But your love for what we do was deeply appreciated. I truly honor how we live the theme of “Be Included” in #ILoveGayPalmSprings.
Brad Fuhr, your K-Gay Desert Guide
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TUE: Gimme Shelter Luncheon
Animal lovers can make a meaningful difference while enjoying a delicious vegan meal at the Gimme Shelter Luncheon. Hosted by the Palm Springs Animal Shelter, this uplifting one-hour gathering takes place at ACE Hotel & Swim Club on Tuesday, November 10 from 12–1 pm. Guests will learn about the shelter’s vital life-saving mission, community outreach, and opportunities to make a multi-year pledge of support. Admission is free, though an RSVP is requested to secure a seat. More info
This Week at The McCallum Theatre
The McCallum Theatre kicks off their week on Tuesday, November 10 with A Veterans Eve Celebration in partnership with the City of Palm Desert, featuring 5:30 pm outdoor activities, an ice cream social, a local hero tribute, and a 7 pm concert by The Hit Men. On Wednesday, November 11 at 7 pm, nine-man a cappella sensation Straight No Chaser delivers pitch-perfect harmonies and big laughs. This weekend, the Palm Desert Choreography Festival returns with contemporary dance highlights on Saturday, November 14 at 7 pm and Sunday, November 15 at 4 pm. More info
WED–SUN: The Minutes
A small-town city council meeting turns contentious when a new member questions previous recordkeeping in The Minutes, playing at CV Rep October 28–November 15. Written by Pulitzer Prize winner Tracey Letts, this razor-sharp political satire peels back the polished surface of local democracy to uncover hidden secrets, raw power plays, chilling truths, and a timely examination of civic hypocrisy that resonates deeply with contemporary politics. More info
WED: 29th Annual City of Palm Springs Veterans Day Parade
Honor military service members during a patriotic afternoon at the 29th Annual City of Palm Springs Veterans Day Parade. Marching under the theme “Honoring All Who Served,” the processional moves through Downtown Palm Springs along Palm Canyon Drive from Ramon Road to Alejo Road on Wednesday, November 11 from 3:30–6 pm. Spectators can enjoy a post-parade celebration featuring a fireworks finale alongside a concert by the 300th Army Reserve Band. More info
THU: Rancho Mirage Business EXPO & Job Fair
Explore exciting career paths at the Rancho Mirage Business EXPO & Job Fair. Gathering local employers, job seekers, and community leaders, this evening of networking takes place at Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa Rancho Mirage on Thursday, November 12 from 4–7 pm. Presented by the Rancho Mirage Chamber of Commerce, the annual event offers attendees a chance to meet regional service providers, explore diverse industries, and connect with companies shaping the Coachella Valley economy. More info
THU: Stephanie J. Block Live in Concert
Broadway royalty comes to the desert as Tony Award-winning vocalist Stephanie J. Block performs a one-night-only musical showcase at Palm Springs Cultural Center on Thursday, November 12 at 7 pm. Celebrated for iconic performances in Wicked and The Cher Show, Block delivers incredible vocal range, emotional depth, and stage charisma. Ticket proceeds directly benefit Mizell Center community programs, supporting essential services like the Valley-wide Meals on Wheels initiative. More info
THU–SUN: La Quinta Art Celebration — Encore 2026
Art collectors and desert culture enthusiasts can explore world-class fine art as the La Quinta Art Celebration — Encore 2026 returns to La Quinta Civic Center from Thursday–Sunday, November 12–15 from 10 am–4 pm. Set across a breathtaking 14-acre campus beneath the Santa Rosa Mountains, this premier four-day juried festival showcases original creations from over 150 acclaimed international visual artists. Enthusiastic art patrons will experience an extraordinary outdoor gallery setting filled with painting, glasswork, ceramics, photography, sculpture, and contemporary craft. More info
FRI–SUN: Coachella Valley Home Show
Homeowners looking for renovation inspiration will find expert guidance as the Coachella Valley Home Show returns to Riverside County Fairgrounds this weekend. Running Friday and Saturday from 10 am–5 pm and Sunday from 10 am–4 pm, this three-day featured expo connects desert residents with home improvement specialists, remodeling contractors, property upgrade experts, and interior designers. Featured highlights include an interactive Tiny Home & ADU Showcase for expanding living space, modern landscaping displays, and daily educational seminars hosted by the UC Master Gardeners of Riverside County focusing on sustainable, water-wise desert gardening techniques suited to local climate conditions. More info
FRI: Meet Matthew Shuman: A Historic Day with the American Legion
Celebrate a milestone in veteran leadership during a landmark visit with Matthew Shuman, who is poised to become the first openly gay National Commander of the American Legion. Hosted by American Legion Post 519 on Friday, November 13 from 11:30 am–4 pm, the day features two special events honoring service and community inclusion. Festivities begin with an intimate VIP reception at the former Liberace residence from 11:30 am–1 pm, followed by a free Community Town Hall at Owen Coffman Post 519 from 3–4 pm. More info
FRI–SUN: Palm Springs Food & Wine Festival
Culinary enthusiasts can indulge in an international tasting experience as the Palm Springs Food & Wine Festival takes over Palm Springs Downtown Park from Friday–Sunday, November 13–15. The weekend launches with an opening reception on Friday from 6–8 pm, followed by main tasting sessions on Saturday and Sunday from 12–4 pm, featuring early 11 am VIP access. Attendees will enjoy unlimited bites from top regional restaurants, boutique winery flights, tented pavilions, and live cooking demonstrations by celebrity talent, including Chef Jamie Gwen, Chef Dave Martin, Chef Angelo Sosa, Chef Daphne Brogdon, Chef Trilby Trato, Chef Sharone Hakman, and Chef Mitch Battersby. More info
FRI: Bitchin’ Bingo!
Fabulous Friday nights get a wildly entertaining upgrade as Ember Vain hosts Bitchin’ Bingo! at V Wine Lounge & Martini Bar on Friday, November 13 from 6–9 pm. Forget traditional bingo nights; this weekly evening pairs lively game rounds with drag entertainment, tasty cocktails, and wonderful prize giveaways. Guests can gather friends, order favorite drinks, and settle in for an upbeat night of laughs, friendly competition, and drag flair where everyone has a chance to get lucky. More info
FRI–SUN: This Weekend at The Purple Room
Cabaret entertainment fills the weekend schedule at The Purple Room. On Friday, November 13 and Saturday, November 14, fabulous Canadian queen Miss Conception presents her signature show Make America Gay Again!, featuring live singing, costume reveals, and pop icon tributes with dinner served at 6 pm before the 8 pm performance. Then on Sunday, November 15, Scot Bruce and his band take the stage for Elvis: The Early Years, swiveling through 1950s rock classics with dinner at 5 pm and showtime at 7 pm. More info
OPENS FRI: Urinetown: The Musical
Sharp satirical comedy takes center stage as Revolution Stage Company presents Urinetown: The Musical, running November 13–29. This Tony Award-winning production lampoons corporate greed and classic musical tropes in a Gotham-style city where a severe drought makes water scarce. When corrupt corporate monopolists enforce draconian bathroom fees, everyman Bobby Strong sparks a hilarious revolution while falling in love with idealistic Hope Cladwell. More info
OPENS FRI: Dada Woof Papa Hot
Modern relationships come under intense scrutiny in Dada Woof Papa Hot, presented by THE BENT at Palm Springs Cultural Center from November 13–29. This provocative play examines two affluent gay couples in New York City who achieve the marriages, surrogate children, and suburban acceptance they long fought for, only to encounter unexpected marital boredom and stroller politics. The narrative offers a witty, brutal, and sexy exploration of urban freedom, domestic compromises, and the realities of modern parenthood. More info
SAT: Brothers of the Desert Presents: Real Talk, Real Health
Community members are invited to engage in meaningful discussions about identity, wellness, and fellowship during Brothers of the Desert Presents: Real Talk, Real Health. Gathering at Palm Springs Surf Club on Saturday, November 14 from 9:30 am–1:30 pm, this third annual free event serves as a preview for the upcoming 2027 Wellness Summit. Featured speakers Dr. Keith R. Green, Darnell L. Moore, and jarrett hill join program moderator C. Aigner “Anye Elite” Ellis to explore health equity, culture, and personal growth for Black gay men. More info
SAT: 5th Annual Pride on the Page Book Festival
Literary enthusiasts can celebrate LGBTQ+ storytelling during the 5th Annual Pride on the Page Book Festival, hosted by the Palm Springs Public Library Foundation at Palm Springs Cultural Center on Saturday, November 14 from 10 am–9 pm. Under the theme “Five Years of Pride on the Page,” daytime panels from 10 am–5 pm feature discussions with Erika Simpson, Danielle Myers-Porter, Daniel M. Jaffe, Ian Henzel, Rasheed Newson, Meredith Maran, Phill Branch, Geoffrey Newman, Lisa M. Stulberg, Jen Richards, Murray Hill, and Tim Bagley. The 7–9 pm evening keynote presents Ty Herndon in conversation with Corey Roskin, followed by outdoor book signings and live music from Leanna & Miguel. More info
SAT: KGAY Out & About at Canyon View
Discover one of Palm Springs’ newest residential communities at Canyon View by Lennar, where modern desert living meets convenience and style. Located in a growing area of Palm Springs, Canyon View offers thoughtfully designed new homes with contemporary features and easy access to everything the Coachella Valley has to offer. Join us for a special KGAY Out & About at Canyon View on Saturday, November 14 from 10 am–12 pm, when John Taylor broadcasts live from the community. Stop by to explore the homes, meet neighbors and community members, and learn more about this exciting new Palm Springs neighborhood. More info
SAT: Second Saturday Showcase
Art lovers can discover vibrant local creative spaces during the Second Saturday Showcase, taking place at Perez Art District on Saturday, November 14 from 11 am–3 pm. Running monthly from October through May, this daytime community art walk offers a welcoming environment for residents and visitors to explore working studios, view diverse fine art galleries, and connect directly with desert painters, sculptors, and visual creators. Free and open to the public, the self-guided event provides an ideal afternoon excursion to support independent regional working artists. More info
SAT: Satin & Soul — Smooth. Soulful. Sexy.
Prepare for an exciting night of music as the Sunset Music Series presents Satin & Soul — Smooth. Soulful. Sexy. at Hotel Zoso on Saturday, November 14 from 7–9 pm, with doors opening at 6 pm. Smooth jazz saxophonist Pamela Williams brings her signature blend of R&B, funk, and soul, joined by Sweet Baby J’ai delivering inspiring spoken word and Sunnie Paxson serving as musical director. Guests can enjoy two bars, a lively dance floor, and soulful grooves. Event proceeds benefit the Sunset Music & Education Foundation to expand youth music mentorship. More info
SUN: An Evening with The Outwords Archive — Honoring Mason Funk
Celebrate LGBTQIA2S+ history and community preservation during An Evening with The Outwords Archive — Honoring Mason Funk. Hosted at the private residence Home of Joey Chianese on Sunday, November 15 from 4–7:30 pm, this special reception pays tribute to founder Mason Funk for his leadership and vision. Guests will gather to support OUTWORDS’ ongoing mission to record, preserve, and share the vital oral histories of community elders for future generations. More info
SUN: Behind the Curtain
Broadway stars Catherine Wreford and Craig Ramsay bring their acclaimed duo show Behind the Curtain to Revolution Stage Company for a one-night-only performance on Sunday, November 15 at 7 pm. Back by popular demand after two sold-out engagements, the funny, heartfelt, and unfiltered cabaret mixes familiar hit theater songs and dances with candid personal storytelling. The performing duo pulls back the curtain on life, love, friendship, high-profile careers, celebrity relationships, and their unlikely underdog victory on The Amazing Race Canada. More info
- GPS Ambassador Training: Be the Reason Visitors Come Back! • The Palm Springs Hospitality Association hosts a complimentary session introducing regional attractions, hidden gems, and destination networking on Monday from 2–4:30 pm at Welwood Murray Memorial Library. Participants gain access to exclusive tours, mixers, and local perks.
- What is the Point? • Buddhist Teacher Gen Kelsang Lekma explores life’s purpose, modern anxiety, and ancient wisdom on Monday from 6–8 pm at Dharmachakra Kadampa Buddhist Center. Attendees can discover meaningful perspectives on overcoming pointlessness and enjoy post-talk refreshments.
- Hot Spot Bingo • Comedians Deven and Ned host an energetic party featuring digital smartphone play, comedy, music, and prizes on Monday from 7–8:30 pm in the Cascade Lounge at Agua Caliente Casino Palm Springs.
- Pride: ’26 Edition • Artist Troy Schooneman presents four distinct collections exploring the male figure through classical references, photography, constructed imagery, and contemporary fine art traditions running through Sunday at Rubine Red Gallery.
- TOAST: The Best of Bread • Tribute band TOAST honors the legacy of songsmiths David Gates and Robb Royer with spot-on live renditions of classic pop hits on Wednesday at 7 pm at Palm Springs Plaza Theatre.
- Jeopardy! Bar League • Trivia enthusiasts test their knowledge during official bar competition inspired by the iconic quiz show on Wednesday from 7–9 pm at Palm Springs Surf Club.
- 1976! Time Capsule – Music Variety Show • Vocalist Tod Macofsky joins The Gand Band for a nostalgic sing-along celebrating arena rock, disco, soul, and pop radio hits on Thursday from 6–9 pm at Spirit Animal at Hotel Zoso.
- 2026 PSHA Annual Golf Classic & Scholarship Fundraiser • The Palm Springs Hospitality Association hosts a charity tournament featuring a putting contest, shotgun start, silent auction, cocktail reception, and tri-tip dinner on Friday from 10:30 am–6 pm at Tahquitz Creek Golf Resort.
- H. B. Fletcher Book Signing • Local author H. B. Fletcher greets readers and signs copies of his mystery and psychological suspense novels on Friday from 2–5 pm at Palm Springs Animal Shelter. The special literary event benefits the shelter’s ongoing animal care programs.
- Sloshed: Friday the 13th — Live Shadow Cast • Performers from The Sloshed Series bring Camp Crystal Lake to life with interactive shadow cast comedy and audience participation on Friday from 6–10 pm at Spirit Animal at Hotel Zoso.
- Hitchcock Retrospective: Stage Fright (1950) • Director Alfred Hitchcock’s classic London theater thriller screens starring Jane Wyman and Marlene Dietrich on Friday from 7–10 pm at The Palm Springs Cultural Center.
- Replay: Fashion • Nine women play all male and female roles in a musical comedy about an amateur theater club rehearsing a show on Friday at 7:30 pm at Palm Springs Plaza Theatre. Complications arise when their sexy male director portrays a phony French count.
- Del Shores’ “Sordid Lives • Playwright Del Shores‘ dark Southern comedy follows a colorful Texas family assembling after their matriarch’s hilarious death running Thursday–Sunday through November 15 at Palm Canyon Theatre.
- Hot August Night – A Tribute to Neil Diamond • Vocalist Dean Colley delivers a world-class tribute honoring the pop legend on Friday from 8–10 pm at The Show at Agua Caliente Resort Casino Spa Rancho Mirage.
- Sunnylands Tour Tickets • Purchase December estate tour passes online on Sunday from 9–10 am through Sunnylands Center & Gardens. Guided excursions explore the historic estate’s rich modern design legacy and surrounding desert landscapes.
- Bylines Film Series: Spotlight • The Coachella Valley Journalism Foundation presents the Academy Award-winning drama chronicling investigative reporters uncovering systemic church abuse on Sunday from 3–5:30 pm at The Palm Springs Cultural Center. The event includes pre-film commentary and post-screening discussion.
- Journey USA • Tribute band Journey USA captures the classic rock sound of vocalist Steve Perry and bassist Jeffrey Bretz on Sunday at 7 pm at Palm Springs Plaza Theatre.
- Joy’n US • VR filmmaker Travis Hutchison presents a multimedia exhibition celebrating 1970s gay male life through photographer Frank Diernhammer‘s unseen vintage prints, rare films, and historic Advocate issues open Thursday–Monday at Materias Primas.
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- The Minutes
Oct 28–Nov 15 at CVRep - La Quinta Art Celebration – Encore 2026
Thu.–Sun. Nov 12–15 at La Quinta Civic Center - Meet Matthew Shuman: A Historic Day with the American Legion in Palm Springs
Fri. Nov 13 at 11:30 am and 3 pm at American Legion 519 - Coachella Valley Home Show
Fri.–Sun. Nov 13–15 at Riverside County Fairgrounds - Palm Springs Food & Wine Festival
Fri.–Sun. Nov 13–15 at Palm Springs Downtown Park - Urinetown: The Musical
Nov 13–29 at Revolution Stage Company - Dada Woof Papa Hot – presented by THE BENT
Nov 13–29 at Palm Springs Cultural Center - 5th Annual Pride on the Page Book Festival
Sat. Nov 14 from 10 am–pm at the Palm Springs Cultural Center - An Evening with The Outwords Archive – Honoring Mason Funk
Sun. Nov 15 at 4 pm at a private home in Palm Springs - November at The Purple Room
Live Entertainment Tue-Thu, Dinner Shows Fri–Sun - November at the McCallum Theatre
Diverse world-class Broadway productions, music, dance, and comedy - Taste & Sounds of Cathedral City: Billy Joel Tribute
Nov 17 at Cathedral City Community Amphitheater - McCormick’s Palm Springs Collector Car Auction #81
Fri.–Sun. Nov 20–22 at the Palm Springs Convention Center - Latitude 61 Out & About
Sat. Nov 21 at Latitude 61 at Amado Rd and Hermosa Dr - Palm Springs Desert Winds Fall Concert
Sun. Nov 22 at 3 pm at the McCallum Theatre - Australia’s Thunder From Down Under
Mon. Nov 23 at 7 pm at the Plaza Theatre - The Who’s Tommy
Tue.–Sun. Nov 24–29 at the McCallum Theatre - The Wiz
Dec 8–13 at the McCallum Theatre - Jingle, Jangle, Jazz Hands! – Palm Springs Gay Men’s Chorus
Fri.–Sun. Dec 11–13 at the Plaza Theatre
KGAY 103.1 FM
The KGAY 103.1 Retro Lunch airs Monday through Friday from noon–1 pm, with DJ Galaxy (Vincent Corrales) and DJ Eric Ornelas playing an hour of their nonstop throwback mixes. On Sundays, we put all five hours together for the Retro Sunday Brunch from 11 am–4 pm. Perfect party music! The KGAY Sunday Tea Dance with MODGIRL airs every Sunday from 4–6 pm (right after the Retro Brunch). All our DJs took honors in the Best of Coachella Valley this year! Listen to KGAY 103.1 online
🎧 This Weekend: MODGIRL kicks things off on Friday, November 13 at 10 pm at The Red Barn in Palm Desert, then heads to Downtown Palm Springs Park for the Palm Springs Food & Wine Festival on Saturday and Sunday, November 14–15 at noon. On Sunday night at 8 pm MODGIRL joins the fun at Devotional: A Depeche Mode Tribute at Dune Room in Indio.
Sunny 106.5 FM
Take the sunshine indoors with the Sunny 106.5 Alexa skill — just tell Alexa to “enable Sunny Palm Springs Radio skill” and the brightest variety will be one voice command away at home or at work. Sunny 106.5 is the Coachella Valley’s new home for feel‑good hits from the ’90s, 2000s, and beyond, blending familiar favorites with local updates and weekday weather from Patrick Evans. Play Sunny 106.5 Online
Join the Sunny 106.5 Lucky Duck Club and get access to secret contests, sweet offers, surprises and more! This week, you can enter to WIN TICKETS to Jonas Brothers – The Burning Up Tour All Over Again on Tuesday, November 17 at 7:30 pm at Acrisure Arena! Lucky Duck Members get insider perks and first dibs on exciting station events — it’s free, easy, and full of rewards for Sunny listeners. 👉 Sign up now
MeTV 92.1 FM
The holidays are on the air! 92.1 MeTV FM has officially switched to its all-Christmas music format, delivering nonstop holiday favorites across the Coachella Valley through December 27. From timeless classics by Bing Crosby and Frank Sinatra to modern hits from Mariah Carey and more, we are serving up the perfect soundtrack for the season. Tune in to 92.1 FM or stream online at 921MeTVFM.com and let the festive spirit follow you wherever you go.
- Record Number of LGBTQ Lawmakers Elected to Congress in Historic Midterms
- THE MINUTES – Reviewed by Stephen Radosh
- Gary Moline Honored as Palm Springs Pride Grand Marshal for Decades of LGBTQ+ Community Leadership
- Margaret Cho Brings Comedy, Activism, and Choligarchy to Palm Springs Pride
- Beyond the Pool: How Greater Palm Springs Is Becoming a Premier Sports Destination
Find out what’s happening on any given day by browsing our Gay Desert Guide Online Event Listing Calendar, and for the big picture, take a look at major upcoming events in our 2026-27 Coachella Valley Calendar of Events.
Listen to KGAY over the air, stream it [here], or listen on iHeart Radio with Alexa or Siri by saying “Play K-G-A-Y” John Taylor is on mornings 6–10 am and program director Chris Shebel is on afternoons. Our Retro Lunch with DJ Galaxy and DJ Eric Ornelas is heard on Sundays as the Retro Lunch & Sunday Brunch from 11 am–4 pm, followed by MODGIRL spinning the KGAY Sunday Tea Dance from 4–6 pm.
This Way Out, the award‑winning weekly LGBTQ radio program, airs every Sunday at 6:30 a.m. on KGAY 103.1 and is also available on‑demand via our streaming player under Menu>Streams>Podcasts. As the only internationally distributed LGBTQ radio show, it airs on about 200 community stations worldwide and delivers global queer news, reporting, interviews, and cultural features.
