November in the Desert Brings Pride, Tennis, Balloons and Wildlights
The Hamilton Real Estate Group October 26, 2026
The Hamilton Real Estate Group October 26, 2026
Now at Downtown Park, the festival opens Friday with a reception featuring celebrity chef Jamie Gwen and a Creedence Clearwater Revival tribute band, Fortunate Son. Saturday and Sunday bring unlimited tastings from boutique wineries, chef-owned restaurants and cooking demos. Proceeds support Les Dames d'Escoffier and The Center Community Food Bank.
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The Palm Springs Opera Guild presents an evening at the Rancho Mirage Amphitheater with the full Coachella Valley Symphony, conducted by John Mario DiCostanzo, and six rising opera singers performing highlights from Strauss's Die Fledermaus. Doors open at 6 p.m., valet parking is complimentary and last year's concert sold out.
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The Indian Wells Tennis Garden hosts the season-ending showdown among eight singles players and eight doubles teams. Qualifiers include Aryna Sabalenka, Elena Rybakina, Coco Gauff, Jessica Pegula and Mirra Andreeva. Round-robin play in two groups leads to the knockout rounds and a championship Sunday.
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Downtown Palm Springs honors those who served with a one-hour parade beginning at 3:30 p.m. on Veterans Day. A patriotic concert and a fireworks finale follow at Amado Road and Palm Canyon Drive, making this a heartfelt, family-friendly evening that brings the whole community together.
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Palm Springs celebrates with three days of free festival fun. Highlights include Lady Bunny and DJ Tracy Young at Lola Rose Pride, Del Shores' Sordid Lives, a 5K Run & Walk and pool parties. The parade steps off Sunday at 10 a.m. and ends at the Pride Festival at Amado, where artists, food, drinks and vendors await.
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Downtown Indio fills with the aroma of barbecue as local restaurants serve their best smoked dishes. The festival features live music throughout the day, a free children's area and an adult beverage area. It is an easy, festive way to enjoy a fall evening with friends and family in the heart of the city.
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Auction 81 takes over the outdoor area of the Palm Springs Convention Center for three days of classic cars crossing the block. Bidders can register online ahead of time, and sellers are still being accepted. Whether you are buying, selling or just browsing, it is a feast for car lovers.
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The Festival Lawn comes alive with colorful balloons, live music, a classic car show, carnival rides and costumed stilt walkers. Guests can book a balloon flight or a tethered ride, and festival tickets start at just $12, with children 8 and under admitted free with a ticketed adult.
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Sample more than 40 craft beers at the Palm Springs Air Museum while the Desert Sol Band and the John Stanley King Band play. Food trucks keep the afternoon delicious, aircraft take off and land throughout the day, and a separate Rare Beer Flight takes tasting aloft in a historic aircraft. Leashed dogs are welcome.
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Millions of lights transform The Living Desert each evening from 6 to 9 p.m. Stroll the Tunnel of Lights, see the 30-foot Christmas tree and the Giant Present, take free photos with Santa and toast s'mores. Walk African Safari pathways, and adults can enjoy beer, wine and specialty cocktails.
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The NBA G League affiliate of the Los Angeles Lakers plays their first season at Acrisure Arena staring in November. The team hosts Salt Lake City on Nov 6 and San Diego on Nov 9 and 10. It is a chance to see young pros and future NBA talent up close at a family-friendly price.
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Downtown Palm Springs' intimate comedy room serves up shows six to seven nights a week. Headliners this month include:
Comedy runs most nights of the month, with FREE Open Mic Stand-Up every Monday and Wednesday.
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Cathedral City's art hub opens its studios for Second Saturday Showcase on Nov 14 and the Fourth Friday Art Walk on Nov 27.
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