News from March 2022

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The Stars Align at the Rancho Mirage Library

By Darya Mead | Mar 1, 2022

Libraries, traditionally the hub of a community, have evolved with the times.

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Palm Valley School: An Independent College Prep P-12 School Where Kids Flourish

By Darya Mead | Mar 1, 2022

We enter through the imposing gates and find ourselves in a generous 40-acre Rancho Mirage campus with gorgeous mountain views.

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Cameron Silver’s Decades of Fashion

By Cezar Greif | Mar 1, 2022

Los Angeles has no past. It hasn’t been around for centuries, like most major cities, only for decades.

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The Agency elevating luxury real estate game in Palm Springs neighborhood

By Savannah Howe | Mar 1, 2022

For over 10 years, one Palm Springs firm has been elevating the luxury real estate and brokerage game in many playing fields, including new developments, residential properties and leasing, resort real estate and luxury-level vacation rentals.

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Cybele Rowe Makes Joshua Tree Homebase for Bold Artworks

By Cat Makino | Mar 1, 2022

Hundreds of inspiring large- and small-scale sculptures dot the two and a half acres of Cybele Rowe’s property near Joshua Tree.

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BNP Paribas Open: Celebrating the return of springtime tennis in the desert

By Savannah Howe | Mar 1, 2022

The BNP Paribas Open will make its second return after a two-and-a-half year pandemic hiatus with qualifying matches kicking off on Monday, March 7 and finals on Sunday, March 20.

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Desirae Krawczyk, Queen of the Desert

By Cezar Greif | Mar 1, 2022

Here in the desert, we’re lucky enough to have the BNP Paribas Open, also known by many as Indian Wells, the biggest tennis tournament in the world outside of the four Grand Slams. The only thing missing was a homegrown tennis champion.