We all have role models. These can be our parents, a celebrity, a fictional character, or even a boss we had. They have all contributed to shaping who we are today.
Mine was a bawdy great aunt who smoked Camel no filters, drank Pabst Blue Ribbon beer and pioneered in journalism. “Aunt Gin”, as I first knew her, started her newspaper career at the age of 12. I started at age 15 at the same hometown newspaper.
She worked summers waiting tables in a beautiful resort town, Harbor Springs, Michigan, then joined the local paper and became society editor. I spent four formative years in Harbor Springs starting a radio station there in the late 1980s. (And if you read my coming out blog on Friday, you know that’s where I did so.)
In 1952, Virginia Baird became women’s editor of the Lansing State Journal, a post she would hold for a decade. She made it more than just the society page, writing about women’s issues and added food editor to what became one of the largest food sections in the nation. She went on to work for Michigan State University until her retirement.
But you could teach an old dog new tricks. At her MSU job, she needed the skills to write for radio. I was making my way through Central Michigan University’s broadcasting and journalism programs. So I was able to show her how to write radio PSA’s for the ear.
I lived with her for a time when my radio career took me to Lansing to run a rock radio station in the mid 80s. While my 6’3″ frame endured sleeping on the most uncomfortable twin bed ever, it was a year I will always treasure.
Baird was named Michigan Press Women’s Woman of Achievement in 1977 and in 1995
the Michigan Journalism Hall of Fame recognized her with a Special Service Award for her support of Michigan Journalism.
The parallels continue to this day. Last week it was announced that I’ll be inducted into the Coachella Valley Journalism Foundation’s Media Hall of Fame in early 2027 for my work in starting Gay Desert Guide and now, KGAY Radio. I guess it’s that time in my career when recognition starts to come my way.
This venture has been the most rewarding of all of my “jobs” that preceded. I think it’s because of the impact that our media properties have made locally and globally. Thanks to the internet and streaming, our information and entertainment can have a global audience. But the real reward is those of you whom I see on the street or receive a message from telling us how much the work is appreciated. We’ll keep doing it!
I’m thrilled to be joining my good friend, CV Independent Publisher Jimmy Boegle, who was inducted last year. I look forward to many more years before, like my Aunt Gin, I decide to hang up my keyboard.
Brad Fuhr, your K-Gay Desert Guide
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TUE: Ingrid Michaelson’s Cozy Fall Trio Tour
Acclaimed singer-songwriter Ingrid Michaelson brings her warm, intimate acoustic sound to the Palm Springs Plaza Theatre for an evening of live music. On Tuesday, October 13 from 7–10 pm, fans can experience her heartfelt lyrics, rich melodies, and signature charm as she performs classic hits alongside autumn-inspired trio arrangements. More info
TUE-SUN: Native Painting, Ritual and Resilience in the 20th Century
The Agua Caliente Cultural Museum has unveiled A Beauty That Endures, a sweeping new exhibition curated by Tony Abeyta (Diné/Navajo) featuring more than 50 masterworks of 20th‑century American Indian painting. Spanning tribal traditions and artistic lineages shaped by boarding schools and mission institutions, the show highlights the resilience, innovation, and cultural continuity expressed through Native painters across the century. Running through May 30, 2027, this landmark exhibition offers a powerful look at ritual, identity, and the enduring influence of Native art in America. More info
THU–SUN: Modernism Week – October
Midcentury architecture and design take center stage as Modernism Week – October returns from Thursday–Sunday, October 15–18 with an expansive lineup featuring over 50 tours, talks, parties, and design-driven experiences. Highlights of this four-day festival include the Fall Dining Series, Modernism Week After Dark social events, the Palm Springs Modernism Show Preview Party, and premier double-decker architectural bus tours. Attendees can also enjoy exclusive home tours, a new Palm Springs Aerial Tramway excursion, and a celebrity homes tour hosted by Bella da Ball. Many activities are free or low-cost, offering midcentury enthusiasts endless opportunities to celebrate iconic desert style at various venues across Palm Springs. More info
THU: KGAY Out & About at Nola at Escena
On Thursday, October 15 from 4–6 pm, our morning host John Taylor broadcasts KGAY Out and About live from Nola at Escena. Guests can explore Toll Brothers’ new luxury 55+ community in the Escena neighborhood. Blending desert-modern aesthetics with mid-century architectural influences, these single-story residences feature modern open-concept layouts, attached two-car garages, and included private pools framed by expansive mountain views. More info
THU: Bicentennial Cinema: Nashville
Take a nostalgic journey back to America’s bicentennial era with a classic film screening presented by Deserted Films and the Palm Springs Public Library. On Thursday, October 15 at 6 pm, head to the Palm Springs Cultural Center for Robert Altman’s acclaimed ensemble drama, Nashville. The evening begins with a half-hour 1976-themed pre-show featuring home movies, local history, archival clips, and more. Following the pre-show, enjoy Altman’s brilliant satirical masterpiece starring Lily Tomlin, Ned Beatty, Karen Black, Ronee Blakley, Keith Carradine, Shelley Duvall, Jeff Goldblum, and Barbara Harris. More info
OPENS THU: Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors
Get ready for a hilarious, bloodthirsty night of entertainment as Revolution Stage Company kicks off its fourth season with Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors. Running October 15–31, this fast-paced, 90-minute gender-bending stage farce combines gothic horror with Python-esque humor. The story follows a meek British realtor who takes on a terrifying vampire client whose deep pockets are irresistible and whose attraction to his fiancée is concerning. Three women must navigate the chaos to stop the carnage in this dangerously sexy production. More info
FRI–SUN: Palm Springs Modernism Show
Design lovers and collectors can discover extraordinary midcentury treasures at the Palm Springs Modernism Show, held from Friday–Sunday, October 16–18 at the Palm Springs Convention Center. This premier show brings together an exceptional lineup of top-tier national and international exhibitors offering the finest midcentury and modern designs all under one roof. Attendees can browse rare vintage furniture, decorative arts, lighting, and contemporary pieces during this highlight of Modernism Week October activities. More info
FRI: 2026 Center Stage 2026
Celebrate unity and community impact at The Center’s 2026 Center Stage gala on Friday, October 16 from 5:30–10 pm at the Palm Springs Air Museum. This powerful evening supports the essential, life-saving work of the Coachella Valley LGBTQ+ Community Center, with 100% of proceeds directly funding local programs. The event proudly honors the founders of The L-Fund—Betty Berrysmith, Barbara Carpenter, Ruth Debra, Sharon Siegel, and Kate Ullman—with the 2026 Legacy Award for their groundbreaking dedication to empowering cisgender, transgender, and queer lesbians. Gather for an inspiring night of advocacy and belonging. More info
THU–SUN: Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat runs October 9–18 at Palm Canyon Theatre, bringing Andrew Lloyd Webber and Tim Rice’s beloved musical to life with humor, heart, and choreography. This family‑friendly production celebrates resilience, forgiveness, and the power of dreams through colorful characters and a score that has charmed audiences for decades. More info
FRI–SUN: Cat on a Hot Tin Roof
Cat on a Hot Tin Roof runs October 9–24, presented by THE BENT. Tennessee Williams’ Pulitzer Prize‑winning masterpiece holds deep significance for LGBTQ+ audiences, exploring repressed homosexuality, internalized homophobia, and the destructive nature of the closet. This production highlights the hidden desire between Brick and Skipper, offering a fresh interpretation of Williams’ groundbreaking work. More info
FRI: Desert X Pops Up
Join Desert X for the opening session of the Parker Sessions series on Friday, October 16 from 6:30–8:30 pm at Parker Palm Springs. The evening features board member and contemporary artist Nicholas Galanin in conversation with art collector Nancy Magoon, moderated by Artforum editor Bryan Barcena. Following the discussion, Nicholas Galanin performs live with his indie pop and electronic project, Ya Tseen, blending indigenous perspectives with contemporary soundscapes. Ticket proceeds benefit Desert X’s upcoming 10th anniversary celebration. Optional VIP tickets include an exclusive dinner hosted by leadership. More info
FRI: Shoshana Bean
Broadway star and Tony and Grammy Award winner Shoshana Bean graces the stage at McCallum Theatre on Friday, October 16 at 8 pm. Known for powerhouse roles in Broadway hits like Wicked, Hell’s Kitchen, Mr. Saturday Night, and Waitress, she brings her astounding vocal range and chart-topping artistry to Palm Desert. Audiences will be treated to a sensational concert featuring Broadway classics, jazz favorites, and soulful melodies from her Billboard #1 albums. More info
FRI: Chris Isaak
Singer, songwriter, and actor Chris Isaak brings his signature blend of rock ’n’ roll, smooth romance, and cinematic style to Rancho Mirage on Friday, October 16 at 8 pm. Performing at The Show at Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa, the GRAMMY-nominated icon delivers a hit-filled set featuring multi-platinum favorites like “Wicked Game” alongside timeless tracks from his four-decade career. More info
FRI–SUN: Black Market Trust & Elvis: The Early Years
Enjoy world-class dining and live entertainment from Friday–Sunday, October 16–18 at The Purple Room Supper Club. On Friday and Saturday, October 16–17, vocal jazz quintet Black Market Trust returns with their high-energy blend of American crooner classics and Gypsy jazz guitar. Then on Sunday, October 18, it’s the return of Elvis: The Early Years, featuring Scot Bruce and his award-winning band. More info
SAT: Palm Springs Pride Walk
Show your pride and support community equality at the Palm Springs Pride Walk on Saturday, October 17. Gathering in the historic Arenas District with an official kickoff at 8:30 am, this inspiring community walk leads participants through downtown Palm Springs before returning to Arenas Road for a festive celebration with music, food, and drinks. The annual walk champions LGBTQ+ visibility, equity, and human rights while helping keep the upcoming November Pride Festival free and accessible to all. More info
SAT: Casual Concours – Swinging 60s on Route 66
Automotive enthusiasts can admire more than 170 classic automobiles at the 38th annual Casual Concours – Swinging 60s on Route 66 on Saturday, October 17 from 9 am–2 pm. Hosted by Great Autos of Yesteryear at Mission Hills Country Club, this year’s charity car show celebrates iconic 1960s vehicles and the 100th anniversary of Route 66. Guests can view vintage models ranging from the 1930s through the 2000s, enjoy free parking, and purchase lunch at the clubhouse. Proceeds benefit The LGBTQ Community Center of the Desert and Safe Schools Desert Cities. More info
SAT–SUN: Randy Rainbow
Viral satirist and Emmy-nominated comedian Randy Rainbow brings his razor-sharp musical comedy to Palm Desert on Saturday, October 17 at 8 pm and Sunday, October 18 at 7 pm. Performing live at McCallum Theatre, Rainbow skewers current events, pop culture, and politics through glittering Broadway-style song parodies. Known worldwide for his hit web series and best-selling albums featuring collaborations with Marc Shaiman and Alan Menken, his show blends musical theater flair with hilarious stand-up comedy. More info
SAT: Bea Arthur: The Documentary – “I’ve Done Everything Except Porn”
Discover the remarkable life and career of a television and stage legend during a special encore film screening at the Palm Springs Cultural Center on Saturday, October 17 at 7 pm. Bea Arthur: The Documentary – “I’ve Done Everything Except Porn” features a never-before-seen interview with Bea Arthur herself, offering an intimate self-portrait alongside reflections from famous friends and colleagues. Produced by Emmy winner Dan Watt and Tony winner Daryl Roth, the film chronicles her journey from Broadway stardom in Mame to iconic television roles in Maude and The Golden Girls, while honoring her fierce LGBTQ+ advocacy. More info
SAT: Dolly – The Legacy Tour
Enjoy an evening of sparkling country music, humor, and classic hits when Dolly – The Legacy Tour comes to Rancho Mirage on Saturday, October 17 from 8–10 pm. Taking the stage at The Show at Agua Caliente Casino Resort Spa Rancho Mirage, acclaimed tribute artist Rhonda Medina captures the charm, warmth, and iconic vocals of Dolly Parton. With three decades of professional performance experience, Medina delivers heartfelt renditions of country favorites. Admission to this special tribute performance is completely free with general admission seating available on a first-come, first-served basis. More info
SUN: Journey On: Songs of Travel & Self Discovery
Embark on an inspiring musical voyage with Journey On: Songs of Travel & Self Discovery on Sunday, October 18 from 3–4:30 pm at the Palm Springs Cultural Center. Cabaret vocalist Bill Spera hosts an intimate afternoon concert exploring the thrill of new adventures and personal growth through song. He is joined by special guests Kevin Casey, Keith M. Cornell, Mark Duebner, Kim Schroeder Long, and Gene Strange, with musical direction by Chip Prince, Dominique Torres on drums, and Denise Briese on bass. More info
SUN: 10,000 Maniacs
Legendary alternative rock group 10,000 Maniacs takes the stage on Sunday, October 18 from 7–10 pm for a career-spanning concert at the Palm Springs Plaza Theatre. The band celebrates 45 years of poetic songwriting, lush melodies, and folk-rock classics including “These Are Days,” “Like the Weather,” and “Because the Night.” Lead singer Mary Ramsey performs alongside founding members Jerome Augustyniak, John Lombardo, Dennis Drew, and Steven Gustafson, plus guitarist Ben Medina. More info
Burgers, Boys & Brews Sunday BBQ
Every Sunday from 2:30–4:30 pm, The Social Cafe & Lounge hosts Burgers, Boys & Brews, a backyard‑style cookout featuring fresh‑grilled burgers, hot dogs, sides, bottomless mimosas, bottomless draft beer, and live male entertainment. Come for great music, cold drinks, and a lively crowd ready for a fun, all‑inclusive brunch experience. More info
It’s Final Round Voting Time — Best of CV
CV Independent’s Best of Coachella Valley 2026–2027 final voting round is now underway, and this is your chance to help crown the winners across the valley’s most‑loved radio stations, personalities, DJs (and many more categories). Thank you for showing us the love already with a strong nomination phase! Our finalists include KGAY 103.1 and Sunny 106.5 for Best Radio Station; John Taylor, E.J. Tyler and Patrick Evans for Best Local Radio Personality; and the dynamic DJ trio — DJ Galaxy, DJ Eric Ornelas, and MODGIRL — for Best Local DJ. Voting continues through Friday, October 23, so cast your vote and help celebrate your favorites in this year’s Best of Coachella Valley! Vote Today
- Hot Spot Bingo • Comedians Deven and Ned host a lively digital bingo party filled with music, humor, and prizes on Monday from 7–8:30 pm at Agua Caliente Casino Palm Springs.
- Introduction to Energy Healing • Facilitator Joey Carman teaches hands-on energy channeling, Chi Kung exercises, brain balancing, and chelation on Wednesday at 10 am at The LGBTQ Community Center.
- Jeopardy! Bar League • Trivia enthusiasts can compete in official bar trivia inspired by America’s Favorite Quiz Show® on Wednesday from 7–9 pm at The Palm Springs Surf Club.
- Sunnylands Tour Tickets • Visitors can secure online tickets for guided historic estate walks on Thursday from 9–10 am at Sunnylands Center & Gardens. Tour blocks release monthly.
- Thursday Night – VillageFest • Local merchants, artisans, and entertainers gather along Palm Canyon Drive for a vibrant street fair on Thursday from 6–10 pm.
- Aída Cuevas • Mariachi icon Aída Cuevas performs timeless Mexican hits accompanied by a world-renowned ensemble on Thursday from 7–9 pm at McCallum Theatre.
- Second Annual La Quinta Fall Festival • Families can celebrate autumn with live music, children’s activities, face painting, and local food trucks on Friday from 4:30–8:30 pm at La Quinta Park.
- 1966! Time Capsule – Music Variety Show • Vocalist Tod Macofsky and The Gand Band perform a sing-along musical showcase on Friday from 7–8:30 pm at Spirit Animal at Hotel Zoso.
- Palm Springs Tram Road Challenge • Runners and walkers tackle a 3.7-mile course ascending nearly 2,000 vertical feet on Saturday at Palm Springs Aerial Tramway.
- Medicare Round Table • Insurance broker Charise Karjala leads an educational seminar answering health coverage questions on Saturday from 1–2:30 pm at her office in Palm Desert.
- Unbuttoned: A Boylesque Social Experience • Dancer Michael Silas, former performer for Lady Gaga, presents a bold boylesque show blending dance, storytelling, and comedy on Saturday from 7–8:30 pm at The Social Cafe & Lounge.
- Dance Ranch / Country Dance Saturdays • Dancers can enjoy two-step, waltz, swing, and line dancing on Saturday from 7–9:30 pm at Step by Step Dance Studio. The social evening begins with a Beginner Waltz lesson taught by Alicia Henneck.
- Charged Stillness Exhibition • Local artist Tina Roy showcases vivid paintings reflecting the beauty, drama, and delicate ecosystems of the wild desert from through October 29 at Rubine Red Gallery.
- A Queer Arcana: Art, Magic, and Spirit • An intergenerational group of artists explores esoteric knowledge, witchcraft, and spiritual traditions in a compelling exhibit on view through October 18 at Palm Springs Art Museum.
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- Modernism Week – October 2026
Oct 15–18 at various locations - Dracula: A Comedy of Terrors
Oct 15–31 at Revolution Stage Company - KGAY Out & About at Nola at Escena
Thu. Oct 15 from 4–6 pm - The Center’s 2026 Center Stage
Fri. Oct 16 from 5:30–10 pm at the Palm Springs Air Museum - Palm Springs Modernism Show
Fri.–Sun. Oct 16–18 at Palm Springs Convention Center - Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat
Oct 9–18 at Palm Canyon Theatre - Cat on a Hot Tin Roof, presented by THE BENT
Oct 9–24 at the Palm Springs Cultural Center - Burgers, Boys & Brews Sunday BBQ
Sundays from 2:30–4:30 pm at The Social Cafe & Lounge - October at The Purple Room
Live Entertainment Tue-Thu, Dinner Shows Fri–Sun - October at the McCallum Theatre
Diverse world-class Broadway productions, music, dance, and comedy. - Palm Springs Pride Walk
Sat. Oct 17 at 8:30 am in the Arenas District & Downtown Palm Springs - Randy Rainbow: National Freakin’ Treasure
Sat. Oct 17 at 8 pm and Sun. Oct 18 at 7 pm at McCallum Theatre - Naked Yoga | By the Legendary Photographer Michael Childers
Fri.–Sun. Oct 23–25 at Stephen Baumbach Gallery - Perez Art District: 4th Friday and 2nd Saturday Art Walk
Fri. Oct 23 from 4–7 pm - REAF House Party PS – Pride in Paradise 2
Sat. Oct 24 from 5–8 pm at a private home in Andreas Hills - & Juliet
Oct 27–Nov 1 at McCallum Theatre - The Minutes
Oct 28–Nov 15 at CVRep - PS Leather Pride | 2026 Valhalla
Oct 29–Nov 1 at Hotel Zoso, CCBC, Dick’s, The Eagle, Toolshed - Halloween Palm Springs 2026
Fri. & Sat. Oct 30 & 31 in the Arenas District - La Bola Negra
Starting Oct 30 at Festival Theaters - BARE – An Artistic Celebration of the Male Body
Thu. Nov 5 at 7:30 pm at the Plaza Theatre - 25th HRC Palm Springs Coachella Valley Garden Party
Sat. Nov 7 from 1:30–4:30 pm at the Dinah Shore Estate - Cathedral City Hot Air Balloon Festival
Nov 20–22 in Cathedral City and Rancho Mirage
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: DJ Galaxy brings his signature fun‑forward vibe to Fur Fridays at Hunters Nightclub on Friday, Oct 16 from 4–9 pm, spins at the Great Autos Casual Concours at Mission Hills on Saturday, Oct 17, and closes the weekend strong at Oscar’s World Famous T‑Dance on Sunday, Oct 18 from 3–7 pm. Meanwhile, MODGIRL kicks things off on Friday, Oct 16 at 8 pm with Friday Night Fever in the Amigo Room at the ACE Hotel, then keeps the momentum going on Saturday, Oct 17 at 9 pm for Opening Night at Libation Room in Palm Desert.
We would be truly honored by your nomination in the Desert Sun’s Best of Desert Community’s Choice Awards!
Radio Station-Local: KGAY 103.1
Radio Personality/Show: John Taylor
DJ-Event/Wedding: DJ Galaxy, Eric Ornelas, or MODGIRL
Thank you for your consideration! Nominate Today
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
We would be honored if you nominated Sunny in the Desert Sun’s Best of Desert Community’s Choice Awards! (Radio Station-Local: Sunny 106.5 FM and Radio Personality/Show, either EJ Tyler or Patrick Evans) Thank you for your consideration! Nominate Today
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MeTV 92.1 FM
MeTV FM is officially back on the Coachella Valley dial — and there’s never been a better time to tune in. Broadcasting from Palm Springs, 92.1 MeTV FM delivers a “radio gold mine” of timeless, memorable music you won’t hear anywhere else: over 3,500 songs, more than 350 played every day with no repeats. From deep tracks to softer favorites spanning the ’50s through the ’80s, plus themed shows and beloved classics, this one‑of‑a‑kind format is ready to soundtrack your day.
- Modernism Week October Guide: Tours, Dining, Architecture & Events
- Palm Springs Pride Announces 2026 Headliners Aubrey O’Day and The Cowgays
- LGBTQ Candidates Running for U.S. House and Senate in 2026
- Coachella Valley Media Hall of Fame Announces 2027 Inductees
- How to Spend 72 Hours in Palm Springs: Points Hotels, Dining & Attractions
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.
