The Palm Springs Certified Farmers’ Market is owned and operated by The Palm Springs Cultural Center, the Coachella Valley’s most prolific producer of cultural events. It is the home of live music (local and national), national performance series, live community theatre, film, film series, film festivals, dance, community programs and more. “Certified” means the farmer has been vetted and inspected by the county Agricultural Commissioner to ensure they are the actual grower of the products they sell. Our goal is to have at least 50% of farmers/vendors “all organic” at all times. Your purchases support local farms and local families.
Palm Springs Vintage Market runs the first Sunday of every month from 7 am to 2 pm. The indoor season is held at 403 S Pavilion Way, while the outdoor season, starting in October, moves to 356 N Calle Encilia.
Palm Springs Pride Celebration 2026
Experience the vibrant energy of Palm Springs Pride, a multi-day celebration of love, diversity, and community!
From November 6–8, downtown Palm Springs transforms into a colorful festival of music, entertainment, and LGBTQ+ pride.
• Friday, Nov 6 – Arenas District Pride Kick-Off starts the celebration with music, dancing, and culture.
• Saturday, Nov 7 – The Pride Festival takes over multiple open-air venues with live performances, exhibitors, and community gatherings.
• Sunday, Nov 8 – The festival continues, culminating in the Pride Parade, a dazzling display of unity and pride.
This FREE and open-to-the-public event invites everyone to sip, sashay, and celebrate in the heart of Palm Springs. Join us as we honor the past, celebrate the present, and inspire the future of our LGBTQ+ community!
The colorful parade steps off in the Uptown Design District at Tachevah and Palm Canyon Dr. and travels south through downtown, ending at the entrance to the Pride Festival at Amado.
Palm Springs Pride Parade
Sun, Nov 8, 2026
Parade steps off at 10:00 a.m.
Known for its crystal blue skies and year-round sunshine, Palm Springs comes alive during the annual Pride celebration.
Thousands of spectators will gather along palm tree-lined streets to cheer and support local organizations, activists, and themed floats along historic Palm Canyon Dr. The parade is expected to last two hours.
Enjoy emcee commentary as parade contingents pass by official reviewing stands:
• Parade Stage, located at E Granvia Valmonte and N Palm Canyon Drive, starting at 9:30 a.m.
• Broadcast reviewing stand is near Eight4Nine Restaurant & Lounge at 849 N. Palm Canyon Drive. Host and emcee
Nicholas Snow.
• The Deaf Pride reviewing stand is north of Amado Road at N. Palm Canyon Drive and features sign language interpretation. Seating for the Deaf community is available on a first-come, first-served basis.
The Palm Springs Art Festival, produced by West Coast Artists, includes a March installment on March 6 and 7, 2027, at Frances Stevens Park, 555 N. Palm Canyon Drive in Palm Springs. It's one of several fine art festivals the group holds there and at other Southern California parks throughout the year, with free admission and parking.
