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Palm Springs is
indeed the year-round premier vacation destination. It truly has
something for everyone, sunning, shopping, golfing, hiking, biking,
exploring, gaming, Spanish Inn and modern architecture, cultural and
ethnic events, tennis, nightlife, people watching, eco-tourism and, of
course, the natural beauty we are surrounded by for you just to kick
back, relax and absorb. What stands out about our city is the
diversity of our residents and visitors as well as the diversity of the
attractions we have to offer.
MAYOR RON ODEN
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Population: 46,437 Schools
Median Age: 46.6 Palm Springs Unified School District
Median Household Income: $39,118
Median Home Selling Price: $387,750 Events & Points of Interest
Agua Caliente Cultural Museum
City Hall 219 S. Palm Canyon Drive
3200 E. Tahquitz Canyon Way 760-323-0151
760-323-8299 www.accmuseum.org
www.ci.palm-springs.ca.us
Fabulous Palm Springs Follies
Chamber of Commerce 128 S. Palm Canyon Drive
190 W. Amado Road 760-327-0225
760-325-1577 www.psfollies.com
www.pschamber.org
Palm Springs Aerial Tramway
Bureau of Tourism One Tramway Road
2901 N. Palm Canyon Drive 760-325-1391
760-778-8415 www.pstramway.com
Utilities & Services Palm Springs International
Southern California Edison Film Festival
Southern California Gas Company (Every January the stars come out)
Desert Water Agency 800-898-7256
Palm Springs Disposal Services www.psfilmfest.org
Time Warner Cable
Palm Springs Art Museum
Post Office & Annenberg Theatre
333 E. Amado Road 101 Museum Drive
800-275-8777 760-325-7186
www.psmuseum.com
Fire
760-323-8181 Palm Springs Villagefest
Palm Canyon Drive from Baristo
Police to Amado Road
760-323-8116 760-320-3781
Library Spa Resort Casino
300 S. Sunrise Way 401 E. Amado Road
760-322-7323 888-999-1995
760-323-8298 www.sparesortcasino.com
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