Modernism Week

Experience the region's first completed Modernist neighborhood on the only tour guided by a Twin Palms resident, local author and neighborhood organization founder.

Experience midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs with retro pop culture humorist and author, Charles Phoenix, as he leads a spirited adventure atop a double decker, open-air bus.

Guided tours give visitors access to the famed Sunnylands Estate, designed by renowned architect A. Quincy Jones in 1966 and restored in 2012.

Modernism Week’s signature bus tour! The Premier Double Decker Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an overview of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

See close-up the inns and resorts that were, and remain today, havens for the stars. Many were designed and built after WWII when America’s appetite for Modern design was the rage.

This tour affords a visual feast blending classic Spanish Colonial Revival with the sleek midcentury Modern designs, including Frank Sinatra's avant-garde Modernist jewel by renowned architect E. Stewart Williams.

Hosted by Palm Springs Art Museum, these self-guided tours are a rare opportunity to see the residence of Modernist architect Albert Frey.

In the Old Las Palmas neighborhood, Spanish Colonial architecture abounds alongside classic examples of dramatic midcentury architecture. Docents share tales of the stars who lived and martini-ed here.

Explore the dynamic past and vibrant present of this world-famous desert getaway while strolling the Walk of Stars. Learn how Hollywood stars, part of our local scene, made Palm Springs their playground.

The Mesa is a beautiful, secluded neighborhood with a fascinating assortment of eclectic architecture. It boasts one of Palm Springs’ most stunning architectural anomalies, the Santorini House.

See the vintage hotels that still provide the “Rich and Famous” with seclusion and relaxation. Stroll among these charming and beautiful boutique inns as you hear fascinating tales of history.

On ancestral land of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is an attractive collection of luxurious Modernist residences with impressive landscapes lining the historic Indian Canyons Golf Resort.

Discover the trendy midcentury Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, once nicknamed the “Beverly Hills of Palm Springs” and view the homes now called “Alexanders” developed by George and Robert Alexander.

Stroll through this pristine midcentury neighborhood with its collection of elegant Modernist homes, designed by the desert’s most revered architects.

The impressive Movie Colony neighborhood represents Hollywood's "Glamour Heyday" with its mix of romantic Spanish Colonial Revival estates and elegant Modernist homes

Discover a captivating blend of historic architecture and contemporary design at The Las Palmas House, nestled in one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated neighborhoods.

View stunning Modern architecture with its iconic soaring "butterfly" rooflines in the first midcentury neighborhood built by the Alexander Construction Co. in Palm Springs.

In the early glory days of our town, Hollywood stars and business magnates alike discovered this neighborhood, which provided them with all they needed to revel in sun-kissed days and star-filled nights.

Step into the world of Herb Alpert. Limited capacity docent-led tours of the private Herb Alpert Gallery of Art—an extraordinary art studio facility dedicated to showcasing his art.

Built in 1947–48, the Laswell Residence has been thoughtfully renewed by Design Hutch, honoring its midcentury roots while blending contemporary details, eclectic style and Modern Desert living.

This guided media presentation and walking tour of two sanctuaries includes the E. Stewart Williams' Modernist-designed 1950s Liberman Chapel and David Christian’s brutalist-designed 1980s Bochner Sanctuary.

This tour explores the focal point for the origins of Palm Springs. Discover four unique and historic buildings, now museums of the Palm Springs Historical Society.

Step through the original riveted door and tour Arthur Elrod's 1968 interior design studio, a landmark of Palm Springs' history and design community. Complimentary spa water; bring your own bottle.

Join our spirited midcentury cocktail-making series at the historic restaurant Mr. Lyons.

New to Modernism Week? Join us at CAMP inside the Hyatt Palm Springs for a warm welcome to the Modernism Week community.

Come fly with us as we drive our double-decker bus past the Palm Springs homes and hangouts of the members of the iconic Rat Pack and their era.

This 90-minute tour will feature some of the most popular neighborhoods in Palm Springs, showcasing the most spectacular home styles, including pre-war Spanish Colonial Revival and a range of midcentury Modern residential styles.

Kick off Modernism Week with Trina Turk at her iconic Palm Springs boutique. Enjoy cocktails, music and conversation celebrating fashion, architecture, color and the creative spirit of the desert.

Join us for the party of the year as we flash back into a world of Beehives & Butterflies. Dine on delights from Lulu and dance all night long to start the week off with a great buzz!

Experience the region's first completed Modernist neighborhood on the only tour guided by a Twin Palms resident, local author and neighborhood organization founder.

Experience midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs with retro pop culture humorist and author, Charles Phoenix, as he leads a spirited adventure atop a double decker, open-air bus.

Guided tours give visitors access to the famed Sunnylands Estate, designed by renowned architect A. Quincy Jones in 1966 and restored in 2012.

Enjoy an interior and exterior tour of a 1960 Palmer & Krisel Classic in Vista Las Palmas.

This special tour celebrates Palm Springs' legendary indoor-outdoor lifestyle with a curated tour of remarkable patios, pools, gardens, lanais and desert landscapes.

Rediscover a 1959 Palmer & Krisel classic. Casa Haku emerges transformed by H3K Home + Design, blending its midcentury roots with sophisticated Japandi-inspired desert living.

Step inside Mariposa, one of William Krisel’s final residential designs, newly reimagined by H3K Home + Design for its next chapter in Modern Desert living.

Modernism Week’s signature bus tour! The Premier Double Decker Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an overview of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

See close-up the inns and resorts that were, and remain today, havens for the stars. Many were designed and built after WWII when America’s appetite for Modern design was the rage.

This tour affords a visual feast blending classic Spanish Colonial Revival with the sleek midcentury Modern designs, including Frank Sinatra's avant-garde Modernist jewel by renowned architect E. Stewart Williams.

Hosted by Palm Springs Art Museum, these self-guided tours are a rare opportunity to see the residence of Modernist architect Albert Frey.

See how Desert Modern design was applied to commercial buildings in the heart of the fashion and finance district in Palm Springs.

In the Old Las Palmas neighborhood, Spanish Colonial architecture abounds alongside classic examples of dramatic midcentury architecture. Docents share tales of the stars who lived and martini-ed here.

Explore the dynamic past and vibrant present of this world-famous desert getaway while strolling the Walk of Stars. Learn how Hollywood stars, part of our local scene, made Palm Springs their playground.

The Mesa is a beautiful, secluded neighborhood with a fascinating assortment of eclectic architecture. It boasts one of Palm Springs’ most stunning architectural anomalies, the Santorini House.

Discover the trendy midcentury Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, once nicknamed the “Beverly Hills of Palm Springs” and view the homes now called “Alexanders” developed by George and Robert Alexander.

Stroll through this pristine midcentury neighborhood with its collection of elegant Modernist homes, designed by the desert’s most revered architects.

The impressive Movie Colony neighborhood represents Hollywood's "Glamour Heyday" with its mix of romantic Spanish Colonial Revival estates and elegant Modernist homes

Discover a captivating blend of historic architecture and contemporary design at The Las Palmas House, nestled in one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated neighborhoods.

View stunning Modern architecture with its iconic soaring "butterfly" rooflines in the first midcentury neighborhood built by the Alexander Construction Co. in Palm Springs.

Engage with art and ideas at the Artists Center through exhibitions, artist demonstrations, lectures, hands-on activities and classes inspired by midcentury Modern art and design.

Go behind the construction fence for an exclusive glimpse of the Palm Springs Public Library’s restoration and evolution, preserving William F. Cody’s Modernist vision for generations to come.

Step into the world of Herb Alpert. Limited capacity docent-led tours of the private Herb Alpert Gallery of Art—an extraordinary art studio facility dedicated to showcasing his art.

Step inside one of architect John Lautner's most celebrated early works, an iconic 1947 residential four-plex in Desert Hot Springs, during this exclusive Modernism Week tour of Hotel Lautner.

Explore Little Beverly Hills on a guided walking tour of the Alexander Company homes designed by William Krisel. Discover midcentury design, neighborhood stories and Palm Springs history.

Built in 1947–48, the Laswell Residence has been thoughtfully renewed by Design Hutch, honoring its midcentury roots while blending contemporary details, eclectic style and Modern Desert living.

Tour six enchanting homes and the captivating three-acre grounds of Sandpiper, William Krisel's 1960-era desert oasis masterpiece–one of the greatest Desert Modern concentrations anywhere.

This guided media presentation and walking tour of two sanctuaries includes the E. Stewart Williams' Modernist-designed 1950s Liberman Chapel and David Christian’s brutalist-designed 1980s Bochner Sanctuary.

Explore The Shag House with docents or choose a premium walkthrough led by artist Shag. The premium experience includes a signature cocktail, photo with Shag and signed commemorative card.

This tour explores the focal point for the origins of Palm Springs. Discover four unique and historic buildings, now museums of the Palm Springs Historical Society.

Enjoy access without the hassle of booking individual tickets to all 35 MW Annenberg Presentations, Films and Events ($900 value). Option to upgrade to a VIP Platinum Pass ($1950 value).

Made Goods cofounders Chris DeWitt and Oscar Yague share the inspiration behind their new book, Layered Living, with LUXE Editor-in-Chief Jill Cohen. Includes the book and signing.

The Golden Gate Exposition opened in February 1939 on the man-made, 400-acre Treasure Island in San Francisco Bay for two summer seasons, closing in September 1940. Stephen Keylon takes us there.

Thousands of American women served in WWII. Among them were the Women Air Force Service Pilots based at Palm Springs Army Air Field, who made aviation history.

Step through the original riveted door and tour Arthur Elrod's 1968 interior design studio, a landmark of Palm Springs' history and design community. Complimentary spa water; bring your own bottle.

Join our spirited midcentury cocktail-making series at the historic restaurant Mr. Lyons.

Join us for a tour inside the historic Morse Residence. Enjoy this 1961 Palmer & Krisel gem in Vista Las Palmas.

Charles & Ray Eames Foundation presents groundbreaking research on the Eameses' human-centered vision for prefabricated homes–now finally being realized as a modular architectural system.

Enjoy an informative, entertaining look at the design principles that rocked post-war American architecture. Sold out two years in a row—secure your tickets today!

Join us for a special Palm Springs Walk of Stars dedication for Liliane & Edgar Kaufmann, Sr., architecture patrons and original owners of the landmark Richard Neutra-designed Desert House.

An unforgettable and immersive journey as we travel back in time to 1931 and experience the Aluminaire House as seen by the public for the very first time; recipient of two 2025 Telly Awards.

This 90-minute tour will feature some of the most popular neighborhoods in Palm Springs, showcasing the most spectacular home styles, including pre-war Spanish Colonial Revival and a range of midcentury Modern residential styles.

Tour the iconic homes and enchanting grounds of Sandpiper, a William Krisel masterwork, while sipping cocktails, enjoying hors d'oeuvres and grooving to the Martini Kings’ retro beats.

Come fly with us as we drive our double-decker bus past the Palm Springs homes and hangouts of the members of the iconic Rat Pack and their era.

A hilarious look at secret corporate musical theater we were never meant to see—via bizarre and astonishing vintage film clips presented by Letterman/Simpsons comedy writer Steve Young!

Cocktail party celebrating the two-year anniversary of the Trini Lopez Museum. See exhibits of costumes, guitars and gold records, plus a pop-up musical performance, cocktails and bites. 4 PM–6 PM.

Bella da Ball, Palm Springs’ own drag emcee, guides this special sunset tour of Palm Springs celebrity haunts, clubs and homes.

The Twilight Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an evening view of some of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Experience The Lautner Compound at sunset during an exclusive twilight tour featuring Hotel Lautner, architectural history, restoration stories and a signature cocktail.

Join us for the best Modernist design event of the season! Beat the crowds and enjoy a festive cocktail reception and early buying opportunity at the Modernism Show.

PS UNDERGROUND invites you to enjoy a nostalgic, fun-filled evening celebrating classic TV sitcoms from past decades, combined with a delicious four-course dinner that includes free-flowing cocktails.

Experience midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs with retro pop culture humorist and author, Charles Phoenix, as he leads a spirited adventure atop a double decker, open-air bus.

Guided tours give visitors access to the famed Sunnylands Estate, designed by renowned architect A. Quincy Jones in 1966 and restored in 2012.

Amidst an ever-increasing hyperreality, architects Joshua Aidlin and David Darling reflect on their studio’s journey in search of the essence of place, mindfulness, and wellbeing.

Join us for Canyon View Estates: The Finale. Explore five oversized homes in this iconic enclave, showcasing unique views, classic Krisel designs and luxurious amenities.

Retailers and private dealers showcase their finest vintage apparel, luxury items, textiles, jewelry, and accessories. If fashion is your passion, this event is not to be missed.

Join us for a special 2027 Modernism Week event celebrating the 70th anniversary of Little Beverly Hills—one of Palm Springs’ most beloved midcentury neighborhoods.

Discover Little Tuscany through six remarkable private residences celebrating architectural innovation, inspired design, dramatic mountain views and the evolution of Desert Modernism.

Rediscover a 1959 Palmer & Krisel classic. Casa Haku emerges transformed by H3K Home + Design, blending its midcentury roots with sophisticated Japandi-inspired desert living.

Step inside Mariposa, one of William Krisel’s final residential designs, newly reimagined by H3K Home + Design for its next chapter in Modern Desert living.

Modernism Week’s signature bus tour! The Premier Double Decker Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an overview of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Preview a groundbreaking exhibition exploring the warm friendship and abstract art of midcentury pioneers Ray Eames and Lee Krasner and their intertwined relationships with their legendary husbands.

Tour seven remarkable homes and the accompanying lushly landscaped grounds and pools in the visionary residential community of 22 homes designed by noted architect S. Charles Lee, built in 1964.

See close-up the inns and resorts that were, and remain today, havens for the stars. Many were designed and built after WWII when America’s appetite for Modern design was the rage.

This tour affords a visual feast blending classic Spanish Colonial Revival with the sleek midcentury Modern designs, including Frank Sinatra's avant-garde Modernist jewel by renowned architect E. Stewart Williams.

Hosted by Palm Springs Art Museum, these self-guided tours are a rare opportunity to see the residence of Modernist architect Albert Frey.

See how Desert Modern design was applied to commercial buildings in the heart of the fashion and finance district in Palm Springs.

In the Old Las Palmas neighborhood, Spanish Colonial architecture abounds alongside classic examples of dramatic midcentury architecture. Docents share tales of the stars who lived and martini-ed here.

Explore the dynamic past and vibrant present of this world-famous desert getaway while strolling the Walk of Stars. Learn how Hollywood stars, part of our local scene, made Palm Springs their playground.

The Mesa is a beautiful, secluded neighborhood with a fascinating assortment of eclectic architecture. It boasts one of Palm Springs’ most stunning architectural anomalies, the Santorini House.

On ancestral land of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is an attractive collection of luxurious Modernist residences with impressive landscapes lining the historic Indian Canyons Golf Resort.

Discover the trendy midcentury Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, once nicknamed the “Beverly Hills of Palm Springs” and view the homes now called “Alexanders” developed by George and Robert Alexander.

Stroll through this pristine midcentury neighborhood with its collection of elegant Modernist homes, designed by the desert’s most revered architects.

The impressive Movie Colony neighborhood represents Hollywood's "Glamour Heyday" with its mix of romantic Spanish Colonial Revival estates and elegant Modernist homes

Discover a captivating blend of historic architecture and contemporary design at The Las Palmas House, nestled in one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated neighborhoods.

View stunning Modern architecture with its iconic soaring "butterfly" rooflines in the first midcentury neighborhood built by the Alexander Construction Co. in Palm Springs.

In the early glory days of our town, Hollywood stars and business magnates alike discovered this neighborhood, which provided them with all they needed to revel in sun-kissed days and star-filled nights.

Built in 1967, Villa Riviera features 30 midcentury residences. Tour eight stylish homes, from original garden atriums to spaces creatively transformed for Modern desert living.

The Indian Canyons Neighborhood Home Tour showcases exceptional Palm Springs homes, featuring outstanding architecture, beautiful interiors and inspiring desert landscapes.

Engage with art and ideas at the Artists Center through exhibitions, artist demonstrations, lectures, hands-on activities and classes inspired by midcentury Modern art and design.

An outdoor garden tour of the historic Kaufmann Residence, Richard Neutra, 1946. An extraordinary opportunity to see the iconic architecture and landscape design of this famed global landmark.

Step into the world of Herb Alpert. Limited capacity docent-led tours of the private Herb Alpert Gallery of Art—an extraordinary art studio facility dedicated to showcasing his art.

Step inside one of architect John Lautner's most celebrated early works, an iconic 1947 residential four-plex in Desert Hot Springs, during this exclusive Modernism Week tour of Hotel Lautner.

Built in 1947–48, the Laswell Residence has been thoughtfully renewed by Design Hutch, honoring its midcentury roots while blending contemporary details, eclectic style and Modern Desert living.

Shop and see 150 national and international exhibitors offering the BEST in Midcentury and Modern Design.

Step inside the 1955 home Donald Wexler designed for his own family. Explore the architecture, personal history and evolving story of this celebrated Desert Modernist residence.

Villa Alejo returns to Modernism Week, showcasing its refreshed midcentury design, stunning brise soleil, restored pool, spa, and landscape upgrades. Tour select residences and meet resident creatives.

Explore Vista Canyon, a distinctive Laszlo Sandor-designed community where Desert Brutalism, dramatic mountain views and exceptional interiors showcase Palm Springs living.

This tour explores the focal point for the origins of Palm Springs. Discover four unique and historic buildings, now museums of the Palm Springs Historical Society.

What if Modern design histories disappear? Join researchers documenting Modeline, Paul McCobb and Laurel Lamp Company to explore landmark American design and why preserving its history matters.

Discover Marion Mahony Griffin—trailblazing architect, artist and early Frank Lloyd Wright collaborator who revolutionized architectural drawing and co-designed Australia's capital, Canberra.

The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation will host a tour of the Leo and Ester Maranz Residence (also known as the “Gull Wing House”), designed by Val Powelson in 1960.

Step through the original riveted door and tour Arthur Elrod's 1968 interior design studio, a landmark of Palm Springs' history and design community. Complimentary spa water; bring your own bottle.

Join our spirited midcentury cocktail-making series at the historic restaurant Mr. Lyons.

Brent Leggs is leading the National Trust’s fight to defend preservation safeguards, protect America’s heritage, and ensure the public has a voice in shaping its shared history. He has things to say!

Tucked into the Rancho Palmeras Estates neighborhood of Indian Wells, this home has worn two design legacies (the great Steve Chase is one) in its lifetime—and is about to reveal a third.

Join Doug Thornburg, the largest collector of midcentury chunky resin lamps, on a vibrant journey through the color, craftsmanship and irresistible charm of these iconic illuminated works of art.

An unforgettable and immersive journey as we travel back in time to 1931 and experience the Aluminaire House as seen by the public for the very first time; recipient of two 2025 Telly Awards.

Experience a stunning example of adaptive reuse: A 1957 Chambers & Frey church-turned-professional theater. This first-time event combines a tour, presentations a rehearsal and a catered reception.

This 90-minute tour will feature some of the most popular neighborhoods in Palm Springs, showcasing the most spectacular home styles, including pre-war Spanish Colonial Revival and a range of midcentury Modern residential styles.

Get ready to hit the jackpot when Ambassador of Americana, Charles Phoenix, launches 1950s and 60s Vegas into the stratosphere! Your vintage Vegas lovin' spirit will soar like never before!

Disappear behind private gates into a sun-soaked 1964 hideaway—cocktails in hand, a shimmering pool, mountains blazing gold at dusk and interiors as bold and irreverent as Palm Springs itself.

Frank is back on the bus—and Palm Springs may never be the same. Climb aboard a Modernism Week open-top double-decker for a Palm Springs tour with considerably more swagger than your average architectural outing.

A hilarious look at secret corporate musical theater we were never meant to see—via bizarre and astonishing vintage film clips presented by Letterman/Simpsons comedy writer Steve Young!

Bella da Ball, Palm Springs’ own drag emcee, guides this special sunset tour of Palm Springs celebrity haunts, clubs and homes.

World Premiere. Narrated by Alan Hess himself, Leo Zahn's film expands archival photographs into the third dimension. Historic images come alive. Q&A with Zahn and Hess follows the screening.

The Twilight Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an evening view of some of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Celebrate Sunset magazine’s feature on The Shag House with cocktails, bites and poolside music. Meet Hugh Garvey and Allison Martino; artist Shag appears for featured 6:30 PM remarks.

Experience The Vibe, a riot of red, orange and pink velvet, bold pattern and Casino Chic, at an intimate PS ModCom cocktail party celebrating Palm Springs at its most playful.

Experience The Lautner Compound at sunset during an exclusive twilight tour featuring Hotel Lautner, architectural history, restoration stories and a signature cocktail.

Step inside H3K’s newest Featured Home, where midcentury glamour meets Japanese-inspired serenity, with cocktails, music and a stylish evening poolside under the desert stars.

PS UNDERGROUND invites you to enjoy a nostalgic, fun-filled evening celebrating classic TV sitcoms from past decades, combined with a delicious four-course dinner that includes free-flowing cocktails.

Experience midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs with retro pop culture humorist and author, Charles Phoenix, as he leads a spirited adventure atop a double decker, open-air bus.

Guided tours give visitors access to the famed Sunnylands Estate, designed by renowned architect A. Quincy Jones in 1966 and restored in 2012.

Tour the former home of Sandra Dee and Bobby Darin built in 1959 by the Alexander Construction Company and designed by William Krisel.

Photographer, artist, and curator Terry Hastings leads an engaging art talk tracing midcentury Modernism from the 1930s to the 1970s and revealing how today’s artists reinvent those iconic ideals.

National Trust CEO Brent Leggs and five site and program leaders explore how the Trust preserves Modernist landmarks—from The Glass House to the Edith Farnsworth House—for today's audiences.

Rediscover a 1959 Palmer & Krisel classic. Casa Haku emerges transformed by H3K Home + Design, blending its midcentury roots with sophisticated Japandi-inspired desert living.

Step inside Mariposa, one of William Krisel’s final residential designs, newly reimagined by H3K Home + Design for its next chapter in Modern Desert living.

Modernism Week’s signature bus tour! The Premier Double Decker Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an overview of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Take this self-driven home tour through various neighborhoods in Palm Springs, featuring several iconic architectural homes by some of the area's most noted architects.

Join Preservation Mirage for a two-hour walking tour of Tamarisk, a Rancho Mirage neighborhood holding some of the Coachella Valley’s finest midcentury architecture–and its best stories.

You’ll tour seven Krisel homes in multiple HOAs surrounded by breathtaking desert landscaping and expansive vistas–photo opportunities abound in this glamorous midcentury community.

See close-up the inns and resorts that were, and remain today, havens for the stars. Many were designed and built after WWII when America’s appetite for Modern design was the rage.

This tour affords a visual feast blending classic Spanish Colonial Revival with the sleek midcentury Modern designs, including Frank Sinatra's avant-garde Modernist jewel by renowned architect E. Stewart Williams.

Hosted by Palm Springs Art Museum, these self-guided tours are a rare opportunity to see the residence of Modernist architect Albert Frey.

See how Desert Modern design was applied to commercial buildings in the heart of the fashion and finance district in Palm Springs.

In the Old Las Palmas neighborhood, Spanish Colonial architecture abounds alongside classic examples of dramatic midcentury architecture. Docents share tales of the stars who lived and martini-ed here.

Explore the dynamic past and vibrant present of this world-famous desert getaway while strolling the Walk of Stars. Learn how Hollywood stars, part of our local scene, made Palm Springs their playground.

The Mesa is a beautiful, secluded neighborhood with a fascinating assortment of eclectic architecture. It boasts one of Palm Springs’ most stunning architectural anomalies, the Santorini House.

On ancestral land of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is an attractive collection of luxurious Modernist residences with impressive landscapes lining the historic Indian Canyons Golf Resort.

Discover the trendy midcentury Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, once nicknamed the “Beverly Hills of Palm Springs” and view the homes now called “Alexanders” developed by George and Robert Alexander.

Stroll through this pristine midcentury neighborhood with its collection of elegant Modernist homes, designed by the desert’s most revered architects.

The impressive Movie Colony neighborhood represents Hollywood's "Glamour Heyday" with its mix of romantic Spanish Colonial Revival estates and elegant Modernist homes

Discover a captivating blend of historic architecture and contemporary design at The Las Palmas House, nestled in one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated neighborhoods.

View stunning Modern architecture with its iconic soaring "butterfly" rooflines in the first midcentury neighborhood built by the Alexander Construction Co. in Palm Springs.

In the early glory days of our town, Hollywood stars and business magnates alike discovered this neighborhood, which provided them with all they needed to revel in sun-kissed days and star-filled nights.

Engage with art and ideas at the Artists Center through exhibitions, artist demonstrations, lectures, hands-on activities and classes inspired by midcentury Modern art and design.

Go behind the gates of Blue Skies Village for a two-mile walking tour of six interiors, a hidden garden, outdoor spaces, iconic homes, and William F. Cody’s clubhouse in this storied Hollywood retreat.

Retailers and private dealers showcase their finest vintage apparel, luxury items, textiles, jewelry, and accessories. If fashion is your passion, this event is not to be missed.

Step into the world of Herb Alpert. Limited capacity docent-led tours of the private Herb Alpert Gallery of Art—an extraordinary art studio facility dedicated to showcasing his art.

Step inside one of architect John Lautner's most celebrated early works, an iconic 1947 residential four-plex in Desert Hot Springs, during this exclusive Modernism Week tour of Hotel Lautner.

Explore Little Beverly Hills on a guided walking tour of the Alexander Company homes designed by William Krisel. Discover midcentury design, neighborhood stories and Palm Springs history.

Built in 1947–48, the Laswell Residence has been thoughtfully renewed by Design Hutch, honoring its midcentury roots while blending contemporary details, eclectic style and Modern Desert living.

Shop and see 150 national and international exhibitors offering the BEST in Midcentury and Modern Design.

This tour explores the focal point for the origins of Palm Springs. Discover four unique and historic buildings, now museums of the Palm Springs Historical Society.

Cranbrook Art Museum curators explore Harry Bertoia’s diverse and prolific work across jewelry, furniture, sculptures, prints and sound. A preview of the upcoming exhibition on view June 18, 2027.

In 1957, this home was the furnished model for Little Beverly Hills. Nearly seventy years later, it's once again a showpiece that feels both historically faithful and thoroughly of the moment.

Long-time Stahl House docent Andrew Edelstein unpacks the true story behind Case Study House #22: an "unbuildable" lot, a landmark mortgage and the night Julius Shulman made it famous.

Modernism Week presents the ultimate Caftan Drag Brunch Extravaganza! Slip into your favorite caftan and join I Heart Drag Brunch for an unforgettable afternoon of fabulous queens and a three-course meal.

The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation will host a tour of the William Holden Estate, designed in 1955 by master builder Joe Pawling, in the historic Deepwell Estates neighborhood.

Step through the original riveted door and tour Arthur Elrod's 1968 interior design studio, a landmark of Palm Springs' history and design community. Complimentary spa water; bring your own bottle.

Join our spirited midcentury cocktail-making series at the historic restaurant Mr. Lyons.

Tour the restored Grace Miller House by Richard Neutra, 1937. Celebrate the 90th anniversary of the house and its legacy.

Gabriele Neri's new book reveals how, with biting satire, cartoonist Alan Dunn captured how 20th-century architectural trends left everyday Americans astonished, baffled and enraged.

Celebrate the caftan and decades of Palm Springs fashion! Wear your finest caftan for the City’s first gathering of global caftan enthusiasts, complete with a photo and paparazzi opportunity.

What was it about this moment, this place, and the extraordinary personalities that made Black Mountain College one of the most influential and widely studied educational experiments in U.S. history?

Take this self-driven home tour through various neighborhoods in Palm Springs, featuring several iconic architectural homes by some of the area's most noted architects.

An unforgettable and immersive journey as we travel back in time to 1931 and experience the Aluminaire House as seen by the public for the very first time; recipient of two 2025 Telly Awards.

This 90-minute tour will feature some of the most popular neighborhoods in Palm Springs, showcasing the most spectacular home styles, including pre-war Spanish Colonial Revival and a range of midcentury Modern residential styles.

From the mid-1920s onward, Kocher shaped American architectural culture as an architect, editor, researcher, promoter and pedagogue, yet he rarely comes to mind in the American architecture canon.

Back by popular demand, Andy Cohen guides you on a remarkable and magical interplay between midcentury design and the art of illusion. Prepare to be amazed, inspired and delighted!

At 90 and working, Stan Bitters is still searching for what comes next. Filmed across California and Italy, Ask the Dust explores his landmark projects and celebrates his creative fortitude.

Come fly with us as we drive our double-decker bus past the Palm Springs homes and hangouts of the members of the iconic Rat Pack and their era.

Bella da Ball, Palm Springs’ own drag emcee, guides this special sunset tour of Palm Springs celebrity haunts, clubs and homes.

Cocktails, 1970s glamour and Modern design collide at this iconic Stan Sackley home. Explore its reimagined interiors, original Steve Chase details and striking new guest house/ADU (Accessory Dwelling Units).

The Twilight Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an evening view of some of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Step inside the ultimate 1969 cocktail party as The Gand Band recreates the music and atmosphere of Playboy After Dark. From sophisticated lounge acts to the new sounds of rock, soul and psychedelia.

Guests are invited to an exclusive and festive cocktail party with Frank's favorite style Italian dinner at the legendary Frank Sinatra Twin Palms Estate in Palm Springs.

PS UNDERGROUND invites you to celebrate Valentine's Day with a unique experience combining romance and music, paired with a delicious multi-course dinner and free-flowing cocktails.

Experience midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs with retro pop culture humorist and author, Charles Phoenix, as he leads a spirited adventure atop a double decker, open-air bus.

Explore Seven Lakes Golf & Country Club, “The Gem of the Desert,” featuring distinctive midcentury homes, an iconic clubhouse, lush grounds, golf course and spectacular mountain views.

The Studies Building was a hotbed of artistic innovation from the 1930s to '50s. This legacy is at risk. Hear about the building’s incredible history and exciting plans for its restoration and re-use.

Rediscover a 1959 Palmer & Krisel classic. Casa Haku emerges transformed by H3K Home + Design, blending its midcentury roots with sophisticated Japandi-inspired desert living.

Step inside Mariposa, one of William Krisel’s final residential designs, newly reimagined by H3K Home + Design for its next chapter in Modern Desert living.

Guerrero photographed some of the greatest artistic minds of the 20th century, yet his role in documenting midcentury architecture and design was overlooked for decades.

Modernism Week’s signature bus tour! The Premier Double Decker Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an overview of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Tour seven homes in Canyon South II, a classic Palm Springs community designed by László Sandor, featuring private courtyards, resort-style pools, greenbelts and breathtaking mountain views.

See close-up the inns and resorts that were, and remain today, havens for the stars. Many were designed and built after WWII when America’s appetite for Modern design was the rage.

This tour affords a visual feast blending classic Spanish Colonial Revival with the sleek midcentury Modern designs, including Frank Sinatra's avant-garde Modernist jewel by renowned architect E. Stewart Williams.

Hosted by Palm Springs Art Museum, these self-guided tours are a rare opportunity to see the residence of Modernist architect Albert Frey.

In the Old Las Palmas neighborhood, Spanish Colonial architecture abounds alongside classic examples of dramatic midcentury architecture. Docents share tales of the stars who lived and martini-ed here.

Explore the dynamic past and vibrant present of this world-famous desert getaway while strolling the Walk of Stars. Learn how Hollywood stars, part of our local scene, made Palm Springs their playground.

The Mesa is a beautiful, secluded neighborhood with a fascinating assortment of eclectic architecture. It boasts one of Palm Springs’ most stunning architectural anomalies, the Santorini House.

Explore six homes and gardens in Old Las Palmas, ranging from the late 1920s and 1930s to stunning Modern renovations and new masterpieces as well.

Discover the trendy midcentury Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, once nicknamed the “Beverly Hills of Palm Springs” and view the homes now called “Alexanders” developed by George and Robert Alexander.

Stroll through this pristine midcentury neighborhood with its collection of elegant Modernist homes, designed by the desert’s most revered architects.

The impressive Movie Colony neighborhood represents Hollywood's "Glamour Heyday" with its mix of romantic Spanish Colonial Revival estates and elegant Modernist homes

Discover a captivating blend of historic architecture and contemporary design at The Las Palmas House, nestled in one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated neighborhoods.

In the early glory days of our town, Hollywood stars and business magnates alike discovered this neighborhood, which provided them with all they needed to revel in sun-kissed days and star-filled nights.

Tour nine Andreas Hills V homes showcasing all four original floor plans, late-Modern desert design, seamless indoor-outdoor living and stunning mountain views in South Palm Springs.

An outdoor garden tour of the historic Kaufmann Residence, Richard Neutra, 1946. An extraordinary opportunity to see the iconic architecture and landscape design of this famed global landmark.

Step into the world of Herb Alpert. Limited capacity docent-led tours of the private Herb Alpert Gallery of Art—an extraordinary art studio facility dedicated to showcasing his art.

Explore Little Beverly Hills on a guided walking tour of the Alexander Company homes designed by William Krisel. Discover midcentury design, neighborhood stories and Palm Springs history.

Built in 1947–48, the Laswell Residence has been thoughtfully renewed by Design Hutch, honoring its midcentury roots while blending contemporary details, eclectic style and Modern Desert living.

Shop and see 150 national and international exhibitors offering the BEST in Midcentury and Modern Design.

This guided media presentation and walking tour of two sanctuaries includes the E. Stewart Williams' Modernist-designed 1950s Liberman Chapel and David Christian’s brutalist-designed 1980s Bochner Sanctuary.

Tour the Burgess House, where Hugh Kaptur's original Midcentury design meets a later renovation by Albert Frey, a masterwork of architecture and interior design.

Tour six Palmer & Krisel-designed residences, showcasing original details, authentic restorations and inspired Modern adaptations.

This tour explores the focal point for the origins of Palm Springs. Discover four unique and historic buildings, now museums of the Palm Springs Historical Society.

Trace the westward migration and enduring influence of Black Mountain College, both its people and way of life, as it took root in California, through two stories of art, architecture and bohemian life.

The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation will host a tour of the Lumber-Rease Residence, a seminal Krisel "butterfly" design recreated with his permission by builder Nate Otto in 2007.

Authors Joanne Hyppolite and Toni Greenbaum explore Art Smith’s Modernist jewelry, his body-conscious designs, and the jazz-filled creative world that inspired his work.

Explore six local artists’ homes and studios, all new to Modernism Week’s Art & Architecture Studio Tour. Meet the artists and discover their creative spaces, open exclusively to ticket holders.

Join us at CAMP, where Mahjong enthusiasts can gather, play, and connect. Whether you enjoy Chinese Mahjong or American Mahjong, this event is for you.

"Bikinis & Bucket Seats" is a tribute to the fun and sun of 1960s California youth culture. More than 40 vintage cars from the 1950s, 60s, and 70s will be displayed at this free event.

Join Chicago photographer Barbara Karant for a behind-the-scenes journey into one of Modernism's great lost interiors & Black achievement—and a largely untold chapter in the careers of Arthur Elrod & William Raiser.

With pencil, paper, and rulers, explore drawing prompts that lead from point to line to plane to the illusion of space in this expert-led Bauhaus drawing workshop with the Albers Foundation.

This 90-minute tour will feature some of the most popular neighborhoods in Palm Springs, showcasing the most spectacular home styles, including pre-war Spanish Colonial Revival and a range of midcentury Modern residential styles.

Alan Wanzenberg reflects on a pivotal period in New York when the art world revolved around Andy Warhol and when Jed Johnson emerged from the Factory as a leading interior designer in his own right.

Destination PSP & Modernism Week hosts an authors' book signing at CAMP (inside the Hyatt Hotel). This is a great chance to meet many of your favorite local and out-of-town authors here for Modernism Week!

Working from Josef Albers’s famous “Interaction of Color” participants will experiment with such color phenomena as simultaneous contrast, the illusion of transparency and create color compositions.

Come fly with us as we drive our double-decker bus past the Palm Springs homes and hangouts of the members of the iconic Rat Pack and their era.

Bella da Ball, Palm Springs’ own drag emcee, guides this special sunset tour of Palm Springs celebrity haunts, clubs and homes.

The Twilight Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an evening view of some of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Step inside the ultimate 1969 cocktail party as The Gand Band recreates the music and atmosphere of Playboy After Dark. From sophisticated lounge acts to the new sounds of rock, soul and psychedelia.

Go behind the scenes of three major exhibitions currently on show which explore the legacy and enduring influence of architect Paul R. Williams with curators from Getty, LACMA and USC Fisher Museum.

Join us for an exclusive evening inside a renovated Palmer & Krisel Butterfly roof home. Tour this spectacular private residence, then mingle at an intimate Hairspray inspired themed cocktail party.

Experience midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs with retro pop culture humorist and author, Charles Phoenix, as he leads a spirited adventure atop a double decker, open-air bus.

Architectural historian Luke Leuschner examines the history of affordable and social housing, discussing experimental works and progressive ideas in 20th-century California.

Modernism Week’s signature bus tour! The Premier Double Decker Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an overview of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Manifesto Houses reflect new visions for architecture. Appearing over the course of architectural history, they are uncompromising vehicles for innovation, new ideas and new ways of doing things.

Explore William F. Cody’s groundbreaking condominium communities across Palm Springs and Rancho Mirage and discover how his innovative designs helped redefine Modern Desert living.

See close-up the inns and resorts that were, and remain today, havens for the stars. Many were designed and built after WWII when America’s appetite for Modern design was the rage.

This tour affords a visual feast blending classic Spanish Colonial Revival with the sleek midcentury Modern designs, including Frank Sinatra's avant-garde Modernist jewel by renowned architect E. Stewart Williams.

Hosted by Palm Springs Art Museum, these self-guided tours are a rare opportunity to see the residence of Modernist architect Albert Frey.

In the Old Las Palmas neighborhood, Spanish Colonial architecture abounds alongside classic examples of dramatic midcentury architecture. Docents share tales of the stars who lived and martini-ed here.

Explore the dynamic past and vibrant present of this world-famous desert getaway while strolling the Walk of Stars. Learn how Hollywood stars, part of our local scene, made Palm Springs their playground.

The Mesa is a beautiful, secluded neighborhood with a fascinating assortment of eclectic architecture. It boasts one of Palm Springs’ most stunning architectural anomalies, the Santorini House.

On ancestral land of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is an attractive collection of luxurious Modernist residences with impressive landscapes lining the historic Indian Canyons Golf Resort.

Discover the trendy midcentury Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, once nicknamed the “Beverly Hills of Palm Springs” and view the homes now called “Alexanders” developed by George and Robert Alexander.

Stroll through this pristine midcentury neighborhood with its collection of elegant Modernist homes, designed by the desert’s most revered architects.

The impressive Movie Colony neighborhood represents Hollywood's "Glamour Heyday" with its mix of romantic Spanish Colonial Revival estates and elegant Modernist homes

Discover a captivating blend of historic architecture and contemporary design at The Las Palmas House, nestled in one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated neighborhoods.

View stunning Modern architecture with its iconic soaring "butterfly" rooflines in the first midcentury neighborhood built by the Alexander Construction Co. in Palm Springs.

In the early glory days of our town, Hollywood stars and business magnates alike discovered this neighborhood, which provided them with all they needed to revel in sun-kissed days and star-filled nights.

Step into the world of Herb Alpert. Limited capacity docent-led tours of the private Herb Alpert Gallery of Art—an extraordinary art studio facility dedicated to showcasing his art.

The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation will host a tour of the stunning James Logan Abernathy Residence, designed by Modernist architect William F. Cody in 1962.

Think Desert Modernism was all white and beige? Think again! Discover the bold original colors of iconic desert landmarks and the fascinating stories behind their distinctive palettes.

Step inside Sagewood Condominiums, designed by Donald Wexler in 1972. Explore six homes in this iconic Midcentury Modern community of low-slung buildings, set among lush greenbelts and mountain views.

This tour explores the focal point for the origins of Palm Springs. Discover four unique and historic buildings, now museums of the Palm Springs Historical Society.

Welton Becket was often called a commercial architect who did not care what his buildings looked like. De Wit refutes this idea, instead presenting a new reading of this important architect’s oeuvre.

This popular tour of midcentury Modern and “new century Modern” homes in South Palm Desert includes a private wine and art reception on El Paseo Drive.

Do you like maps? Do you like gardens? “Map Gardens” are designed landscapes located at the intersection of cartography and placemaking. Gardens translate ideas into physical form.

Discover how the Alexander family and William Krisel brought stylish, affordable modern homes to Palm Springs and helped define Desert Modern living.

Michaeleen Gallagher, Director of Sunnylands Center & Gardens, explores how the historic estate and contemporary gardens reveal evolving ideas about landscape design, purpose and interpretation.

Discover how Modernism transformed postwar Las Vegas, from glamorous Strip hotels and Googie landmarks to stylish neighborhoods, in Peter Moruzzi’s dazzling visual journey through the 1940s–1960s.

Discover the designers and brands that defined Midcentury Modern outdoor furniture. Featuring rare archives, new photography and icons from Walter Lamb and the Eameses to Brown Jordan.

Each year, St. Theresa School's 6th & 7th grade students build models and create paintings, learning about Palm Springs Modern Architecture landmarks, exhibited by and with the students and PS ModCom.

Come fly with us as we drive our double-decker bus past the Palm Springs homes and hangouts of the members of the iconic Rat Pack and their era.

HSPD invites Modernists to experience our new Breeze Block garden. This inexpensive, thus democratic, material is well-suited for the desert heat and the ethos of midcentury Modern. Architecture.

Explore the evolving world of ADUs (guest houses) in California and discover how thoughtful design can add space, value and flexibility while honoring a home's Modernist architecture.

An exclusive work-in-progress screening celebrating Buddy Greco’s extraordinary eight-decade career and the music, glamour and nightlife of the midcentury era.

An unforgettable and immersive journey as we travel back in time to 1931 and experience the Aluminaire House as seen by the public for the very first time; recipient of two 2025 Telly Awards.

This 90-minute tour will feature some of the most popular neighborhoods in Palm Springs, showcasing the most spectacular home styles, including pre-war Spanish Colonial Revival and a range of midcentury Modern residential styles.

Home of the Future, 1925-1985: Designing Domestic Utopias is now on view at LACMA. It explores 60 years of radical change in how the American home of tomorrow was imagined, packaged and sold.

In the 1970s a relentlessly driven developer convinced city council to annex 34 miles of wilderness to build a city within a city. Its failure is an epic tale of vision, hubris, humor and desperation.

In the last three years of architect Louis I. Kahn life, while balancing a global career and a complicated private life, he takes on his last commission and a friendship that will shape his final chapter.

Rediscover 1962 Los Angeles through the long-lost Italian film Smog, a remarkable cinematic time capsule featuring the Stahl House, LAX Theme Building and many other Modernist landmarks.

The Twilight Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an evening view of some of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

PS UNDERGROUND invites you to enjoy a fun-filled evening of Broadway music from the 1940s, ’50s and ’60s, paired with a delicious multi-course dinner and free-flowing cocktails.

Experience midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs with retro pop culture humorist and author, Charles Phoenix, as he leads a spirited adventure atop a double decker, open-air bus.

Generations of artists and designers have drawn inspiration from the exceptional work of William F. Cody, whose influence continues to shape students and architects today.

Contemporary Mexican houses shaped by Mesoamerican ideas, revealing a vibrant design movement rooted in the history, landscape and craft of Mexico's oldest civilizations. A new New World.

Tour 6 never-before-seen exquisite gardens throughout Palm Springs’ chicest neighborhoods. Desert-friendly plantings and beautiful architecture come together to create stunning environments.

Modernism Week’s signature bus tour! The Premier Double Decker Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an overview of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Although mostly forgotten, Palm Desert is a city with deep roots in Modern architecture. Historian Luke Leuschner presents an overview of the city’s creation and architectural history.

See close-up the inns and resorts that were, and remain today, havens for the stars. Many were designed and built after WWII when America’s appetite for Modern design was the rage.

This tour affords a visual feast blending classic Spanish Colonial Revival with the sleek midcentury Modern designs, including Frank Sinatra's avant-garde Modernist jewel by renowned architect E. Stewart Williams.

In the Old Las Palmas neighborhood, Spanish Colonial architecture abounds alongside classic examples of dramatic midcentury architecture. Docents share tales of the stars who lived and martini-ed here.

Explore the dynamic past and vibrant present of this world-famous desert getaway while strolling the Walk of Stars. Learn how Hollywood stars, part of our local scene, made Palm Springs their playground.

The Mesa is a beautiful, secluded neighborhood with a fascinating assortment of eclectic architecture. It boasts one of Palm Springs’ most stunning architectural anomalies, the Santorini House.

Discover the trendy midcentury Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, once nicknamed the “Beverly Hills of Palm Springs” and view the homes now called “Alexanders” developed by George and Robert Alexander.

Stroll through this pristine midcentury neighborhood with its collection of elegant Modernist homes, designed by the desert’s most revered architects.

The impressive Movie Colony neighborhood represents Hollywood's "Glamour Heyday" with its mix of romantic Spanish Colonial Revival estates and elegant Modernist homes

Discover a captivating blend of historic architecture and contemporary design at The Las Palmas House, nestled in one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated neighborhoods.

View stunning Modern architecture with its iconic soaring "butterfly" rooflines in the first midcentury neighborhood built by the Alexander Construction Co. in Palm Springs.

In the early glory days of our town, Hollywood stars and business magnates alike discovered this neighborhood, which provided them with all they needed to revel in sun-kissed days and star-filled nights.

Engage with art and ideas at the Artists Center through exhibitions, artist demonstrations, lectures, hands-on activities and classes inspired by midcentury Modern art and design.

An outdoor garden tour of the historic Kaufmann Residence, Richard Neutra, 1946. An extraordinary opportunity to see the iconic architecture and landscape design of this famed global landmark.

Experience this original Donald Wexler-designed Alexander-built gem. This 1965 Green Fairway Estates home features iconic stack-stone walls, suspended metal fireplace and offers seamless indoor-outdoor living.

Step into the world of Herb Alpert. Limited capacity docent-led tours of the private Herb Alpert Gallery of Art—an extraordinary art studio facility dedicated to showcasing his art.

Discover a distinctive 1952 Modern Ranch house shaped around amazing mountain views and set within lush gardens.

This tour explores the focal point for the origins of Palm Springs. Discover four unique and historic buildings, now museums of the Palm Springs Historical Society.

Tour inside an exceptional 1950s home in the celebrated Twin Palms neighborhood.

This lecture busts the myth that Modernism arrived in Southern California via émigrés R.M. Schindler and Richard Neutra. It makes the case for an outsized influence of a distinct regional Modernism.

Presented by Mexico City Modern: a personal and architectural journey through the people, houses, buildings and ideas that helped create one of the world’s most distinctive expressions of Modernism.

Join author Alan Hess as he chronicles the award-winning restoration of Stanley Burke’s (1958), a historic Googie-style coffee shop on Van Nuys Boulevard in LA by architects Armet & Davis.

The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation will host a tour of the Herbert Burns-designed Gillman Residence (1948), sublime residential architecture with a fascinating preservation story.

Cristina Kahlo, a professional photographer and member of the family, explores the importance of photography in shaping Frida Kahlo's biography, a family profession that has endured to the present day.

Tucked into a bend of the Yarra River, one Melbourne suburb quietly became home to Australia's finest concentration of Modernist houses. Riverside Modern asks why almost no one knows it's there.

Celebrate caftan fashion, cocktails and shopping at The Shag House. See looks by the Kelly Golightly Collection, Monica Mahoney and El Tuggle, with emcees Kelly Lee and Dawn McCoy.

Join Renee Brown, the Director of Education at the Palm Springs Historical Society, as she shares entertaining and informative stories about the pioneering women who built Palm Springs.

Get creative with a hands-on art-making event by Cut Loose Collage Workshops. Snip, paste and piece together your own midcentury Modern masterpiece.

Beyond his eye-catching colors of the centerpiece ark and pews at Temple Isaiah, the Israeli-born sculptor and kinetic artist Yaacov Agam has been an important presence in midcentury Modernism.

An unforgettable and immersive journey as we travel back in time to 1931 and experience the Aluminaire House as seen by the public for the very first time; recipient of two 2025 Telly Awards.

Come fly with us as we drive our double-decker bus past the Palm Springs homes and hangouts of the members of the iconic Rat Pack and their era.

With the Hamptons and Fire Island as their muse, Charles Renfro and Christopher Rawlins design Modernist beach houses for a new climate, charting multiple paths to context and community.

Preservation architect Susan Secoy Jensen shares the design and construction process for the transformation of a 1957 Frey & Chambers-designed church to a community theatre.

This 90-minute tour will feature some of the most popular neighborhoods in Palm Springs, showcasing the most spectacular home styles, including pre-war Spanish Colonial Revival and a range of midcentury Modern residential styles.

Melissa Dollman and Devin Orgeron from Deserted Films invite you over for a home movie party. All new (to you!) footage. Great PS finds, stuff from around the world, live commentary! Come be moved!

Join Catherine Cody & on-site project architect Morris Skenderian at St. Theresa Church for a special historical tribute and fundraising reception celebrating this iconic example of Desert Modernism.

The story of Robert Venturi and Denise Scott Brown. It's a journey across continents and decades into the ruthless world of architecture, a love affair and partnership that spanned over half a century.

The Twilight Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an evening view of some of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Join us for a unique and stylish curated evening of California cuisine-inspired cocktails, dining and live entertainment in a showcase private midcentury Modern home in South Palm Springs.

PS UNDERGROUND invites you to enjoy a fun-filled evening of Broadway music from the 1940s, ’50s and ’60s, paired with a delicious multi-course dinner and free-flowing cocktails.

Experience midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs with retro pop culture humorist and author, Charles Phoenix, as he leads a spirited adventure atop a double decker, open-air bus.

On a little-known campus of buildings by Palm Springs’ best architects, a building designed for public service has transformed over the decades to serve its community in an entirely different way.

Architectural historian Luke Leuschner presents a utopian history of the Coachella Valley's architecture and urbanism, from early 20th-century Bohemian colonies to Modernist country clubs.

Modernism Week’s signature bus tour! The Premier Double Decker Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an overview of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Experience Sand Acre Estate, a remarkable 1933 residence that offers a rare glimpse into the history of Palm Springs’ legendary Movie Colony neighborhood.

The untold story of Betty Willis, a Nevadan woman who designed the world’s most famous Welcome sign and helped transform a desert oasis into the spectacular neon city of 1950s Las Vegas

See close-up the inns and resorts that were, and remain today, havens for the stars. Many were designed and built after WWII when America’s appetite for Modern design was the rage.

Enjoy this self-guided home tour of the Purple Hills Estates in Palm Desert featuring three Charles Du Bois homes.

This tour affords a visual feast blending classic Spanish Colonial Revival with the sleek midcentury Modern designs, including Frank Sinatra's avant-garde Modernist jewel by renowned architect E. Stewart Williams.

Hosted by Palm Springs Art Museum, these self-guided tours are a rare opportunity to see the residence of Modernist architect Albert Frey.

See how Desert Modern design was applied to commercial buildings in the heart of the fashion and finance district in Palm Springs.

In the Old Las Palmas neighborhood, Spanish Colonial architecture abounds alongside classic examples of dramatic midcentury architecture. Docents share tales of the stars who lived and martini-ed here.

Explore the dynamic past and vibrant present of this world-famous desert getaway while strolling the Walk of Stars. Learn how Hollywood stars, part of our local scene, made Palm Springs their playground.

The Mesa is a beautiful, secluded neighborhood with a fascinating assortment of eclectic architecture. It boasts one of Palm Springs’ most stunning architectural anomalies, the Santorini House.

See the vintage hotels that still provide the “Rich and Famous” with seclusion and relaxation. Stroll among these charming and beautiful boutique inns as you hear fascinating tales of history.

On ancestral land of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is an attractive collection of luxurious Modernist residences with impressive landscapes lining the historic Indian Canyons Golf Resort.

Discover the trendy midcentury Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, once nicknamed the “Beverly Hills of Palm Springs” and view the homes now called “Alexanders” developed by George and Robert Alexander.

Stroll through this pristine midcentury neighborhood with its collection of elegant Modernist homes, designed by the desert’s most revered architects.

The impressive Movie Colony neighborhood represents Hollywood's "Glamour Heyday" with its mix of romantic Spanish Colonial Revival estates and elegant Modernist homes

Discover a captivating blend of historic architecture and contemporary design at The Las Palmas House, nestled in one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated neighborhoods.

View stunning Modern architecture with its iconic soaring "butterfly" rooflines in the first midcentury neighborhood built by the Alexander Construction Co. in Palm Springs.

In the early glory days of our town, Hollywood stars and business magnates alike discovered this neighborhood, which provided them with all they needed to revel in sun-kissed days and star-filled nights.

Engage with art and ideas at the Artists Center through exhibitions, artist demonstrations, lectures, hands-on activities and classes inspired by midcentury Modern art and design.

The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation will host a tour of Frank Sinatra's storied "Twin Palms" estate, designed by Modernist architect E. Stewart Williams in 1947.

Step into the world of Herb Alpert. Limited capacity docent-led tours of the private Herb Alpert Gallery of Art—an extraordinary art studio facility dedicated to showcasing his art.

This 90-minute tour will feature some of the most popular neighborhoods in Palm Springs, showcasing the most spectacular home styles, including pre-war Spanish Colonial Revival and a range of midcentury Modern residential styles.

This guided media presentation and walking tour of two sanctuaries includes the E. Stewart Williams' Modernist-designed 1950s Liberman Chapel and David Christian’s brutalist-designed 1980s Bochner Sanctuary.

This tour explores the focal point for the origins of Palm Springs. Discover four unique and historic buildings, now museums of the Palm Springs Historical Society.

Quirks, Kitsch & Curiosities returns from its 2026 sell-out with an all-new collection of little-known or unexpected examples of Palm Springs’ engaging eccentricity drawn from its quirky history.

Come fly with us as we drive our double-decker bus past the Palm Springs homes and hangouts of the members of the iconic Rat Pack and their era.

Bohlin Cywinski Jackson homes are renowned for their singular response to place. Principal Ray Calabro, FAIA and writer John Gendall will explore the work featured in BCJ’s new monograph, A Long View.

The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation will host a tour of the 1960 Clair Earl-designed “Maison L'Orange,” which fell into disrepair and was brought back to life by an 18-month H3K Home+Design makeover.

Step through the original riveted door and tour Arthur Elrod's 1968 interior design studio, a landmark of Palm Springs' history and design community. Complimentary spa water; bring your own bottle.

Join our spirited midcentury cocktail-making series at the historic restaurant Mr. Lyons.

Big Sur's coveted architect, Mickey Muennig, blended his background in aeronautical engineering with lessons from Organic Architect Bruce Goff to reshape the rugged California coast in the 1970s–90s.

Each year, St. Theresa School's 6th & 7th grade students build models and create paintings, learning about Palm Springs Modern Architecture landmarks, exhibited by and with the students and PS ModCom.

Get creative with a hands-on art-making event by Cut Loose Collage Workshops. Snip, paste and piece together your own midcentury Modern masterpiece.

Step inside Herbert Burns’ world with a guided walking tour of three beautifully preserved properties in Palm Springs’ Historic Tennis Club Neighborhood: The Hideaway, Orbit Inn and Desert Hills.

Modernism Week comes to La Quinta! This exclusive multi-home tour will offer rare access to the hidden Midcentury Modern heritage behind the gates of The La Quinta Country Club.

An unforgettable and immersive journey as we travel back in time to 1931 and experience the Aluminaire House as seen by the public for the very first time; recipient of two 2025 Telly Awards.

Frank Lloyd Wright and Edgar J. Kaufmann’s story of passion, admiration, betrayal, and tragedy comes to life in a theatrical interpretation drawn from letters written by Wright and the Kaufmanns.

Back by popular demand, Andy Cohen guides you on a remarkable and magical interplay between midcentury design and the art of illusion. Prepare to be amazed, inspired and delighted!

Test your mid-mod knowledge, enjoy signature cocktails, and tour the legendary Hotel Lautner under the stars with retro culturist Travis Smith!

Explore Herbert Burns’ colorful Palm Springs legacy with a conversation and Q&A, short-doc premiere and reception featuring a signature Charismatic Chameleon cocktail.

Step into old Hollywood at Sand Acre Estate for an unforgettable evening celebrating Marilyn Monroe with cocktails, cuisine, live entertainment and glamorous poolside style.

PS UNDERGROUND invites you to enjoy a fun-filled evening of Broadway music from the 1940s, ’50s and ’60s, paired with a delicious multi-course dinner and free-flowing cocktails.

Experience midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs with retro pop culture humorist and author, Charles Phoenix, as he leads a spirited adventure atop a double decker, open-air bus.

Lucia Eames was an artist, mother and beloved only child of architect and designer Charles Eames, and stepdaughter of designer and painter Ray Eames. Her daughter, Carla Hartman shares her memories.

Wondering why this game is so popular? Our team of experts will share a bit of mahjong history as you learn to play. Join them for a nosh, then stir the tiles with other novice players.

Rediscover a 1959 Palmer & Krisel classic. Casa Haku emerges transformed by H3K Home + Design, blending its midcentury roots with sophisticated Japandi-inspired desert living.

Step inside Mariposa, one of William Krisel’s final residential designs, newly reimagined by H3K Home + Design for its next chapter in Modern Desert living.

Modernism Week’s signature bus tour! The Premier Double Decker Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an overview of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

See close-up the inns and resorts that were, and remain today, havens for the stars. Many were designed and built after WWII when America’s appetite for Modern design was the rage.

This tour affords a visual feast blending classic Spanish Colonial Revival with the sleek midcentury Modern designs, including Frank Sinatra's avant-garde Modernist jewel by renowned architect E. Stewart Williams.

Hosted by Palm Springs Art Museum, these self-guided tours are a rare opportunity to see the residence of Modernist architect Albert Frey.

See how Desert Modern design was applied to commercial buildings in the heart of the fashion and finance district in Palm Springs.

In the Old Las Palmas neighborhood, Spanish Colonial architecture abounds alongside classic examples of dramatic midcentury architecture. Docents share tales of the stars who lived and martini-ed here.

Explore the dynamic past and vibrant present of this world-famous desert getaway while strolling the Walk of Stars. Learn how Hollywood stars, part of our local scene, made Palm Springs their playground.

The Mesa is a beautiful, secluded neighborhood with a fascinating assortment of eclectic architecture. It boasts one of Palm Springs’ most stunning architectural anomalies, the Santorini House.

On ancestral land of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is an attractive collection of luxurious Modernist residences with impressive landscapes lining the historic Indian Canyons Golf Resort.

Discover the trendy midcentury Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, once nicknamed the “Beverly Hills of Palm Springs” and view the homes now called “Alexanders” developed by George and Robert Alexander.

Stroll through this pristine midcentury neighborhood with its collection of elegant Modernist homes, designed by the desert’s most revered architects.

The impressive Movie Colony neighborhood represents Hollywood's "Glamour Heyday" with its mix of romantic Spanish Colonial Revival estates and elegant Modernist homes

Discover a captivating blend of historic architecture and contemporary design at The Las Palmas House, nestled in one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated neighborhoods.

View stunning Modern architecture with its iconic soaring "butterfly" rooflines in the first midcentury neighborhood built by the Alexander Construction Co. in Palm Springs.

In the early glory days of our town, Hollywood stars and business magnates alike discovered this neighborhood, which provided them with all they needed to revel in sun-kissed days and star-filled nights.

Engage with art and ideas at the Artists Center through exhibitions, artist demonstrations, lectures, hands-on activities and classes inspired by midcentury Modern art and design.

Go behind the construction fence for an exclusive glimpse of the Palm Springs Public Library’s restoration and evolution, preserving William F. Cody’s Modernist vision for generations to come.

Architect Laszlo E. Sandor’s Canyon Springs returns to Modernism Week, showcasing seven homes featuring sleek Desert Modernism, distinctive design and seamless indoor-outdoor living.

An outdoor garden tour of the historic Kaufmann Residence, Richard Neutra, 1946. An extraordinary opportunity to see the iconic architecture and landscape design of this famed global landmark.

Step into the world of Herb Alpert. Limited capacity docent-led tours of the private Herb Alpert Gallery of Art—an extraordinary art studio facility dedicated to showcasing his art.

Step inside one of architect John Lautner's most celebrated early works, an iconic 1947 residential four-plex in Desert Hot Springs, during this exclusive Modernism Week tour of Hotel Lautner.

Explore Little Beverly Hills on a guided walking tour of the Alexander Company homes designed by William Krisel. Discover midcentury design, neighborhood stories and Palm Springs history.

Built in 1947–48, the Laswell Residence has been thoughtfully renewed by Design Hutch, honoring its midcentury roots while blending contemporary details, eclectic style and Modern Desert living.

This guided media presentation and walking tour of two sanctuaries includes the E. Stewart Williams' Modernist-designed 1950s Liberman Chapel and David Christian’s brutalist-designed 1980s Bochner Sanctuary.

Discover Albert Frey’s remarkable 1946 Raymond Loewy House, where natural boulders, walls of glass and a pool extending into the living room define this Desert Modernist landmark.

Explore The Shag House with docents or choose a premium walkthrough led by artist Shag. The premium experience includes a signature cocktail, photo with Shag and signed commemorative card.

This tour explores the focal point for the origins of Palm Springs. Discover four unique and historic buildings, now museums of the Palm Springs Historical Society.

Long Island just lost another Norman Jaffe house to the wrecking ball. Where teardown and excess have become the norm, Modernism by the Sea asks how many more midcentury landmarks will follow.

Step through the original riveted door and tour Arthur Elrod's 1968 interior design studio, a landmark of Palm Springs' history and design community. Complimentary spa water; bring your own bottle.

Join our spirited midcentury cocktail-making series at the historic restaurant Mr. Lyons.

This rarely screened film captures in Nelda Linsk’s own words the amusing details of Slim Aaron’s 1970 photograph, Poolside Gossip. Q&A and a meet & greet follows the film.

Come meet Nelda Linsk, famously known as the 'lady in yellow' seen in the iconic Poolside Gossip photograph taken at the Kaufmann House in 1970 by renowned photographer Slim Aarons.

An unforgettable and immersive journey as we travel back in time to 1931 and experience the Aluminaire House as seen by the public for the very first time; recipient of two 2025 Telly Awards.

Come fly with us as we drive our double-decker bus past the Palm Springs homes and hangouts of the members of the iconic Rat Pack and their era.

Learn the fascinating history of the iconic Gay Fad Glassware brand, told by the owners who brought it back to life.

Bella da Ball, Palm Springs’ own drag emcee, guides this special sunset tour of Palm Springs celebrity haunts, clubs and homes.

The Twilight Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an evening view of some of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

The Palm Springs Preservation Foundation will host its Retro Martini Party at the Palm Springs Air Museum’s Pacific Hangar featuring Walt Disney’s Grumman Gulfstream "Mickey Mouse One."

Join us for a fascinating discussion led by author and historian Steven M. Price about Desert Regency Architecture and all its grandeur.

Experience The Lautner Compound at sunset during an exclusive twilight tour featuring Hotel Lautner, architectural history, restoration stories and a signature cocktail.

Celebrate the 70th anniversary of the Ocotillo Lodge (1957-2027) in style in the newly renovated Candlewood Room.

Step into Hollywood’s Golden Age, where glamour reigned & every entrance dazzled. Celebrate iconic costumes worn by legendary stars in unforgettable films with special tribute to Bob Mackie.

PS UNDERGROUND invites you to enjoy a fun-filled evening of Broadway music from the 1940s, ’50s and ’60s, paired with a delicious multi-course dinner and free-flowing cocktails.

Experience midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs with retro pop culture humorist and author, Charles Phoenix, as he leads a spirited adventure atop a double decker, open-air bus.

Beautiful cars, bold designs and decades of automotive style come together for a morning featuring a standout collection of classic automobiles in Palm Springs.

Experience the oldest neighborhood in Palm Springs, located between downtown and the mountains. On tour are six jewels telling the architectural story from Spanish Revival to Midcentury to Modern.

Rediscover a 1959 Palmer & Krisel classic. Casa Haku emerges transformed by H3K Home + Design, blending its midcentury roots with sophisticated Japandi-inspired desert living.

Step inside Mariposa, one of William Krisel’s final residential designs, newly reimagined by H3K Home + Design for its next chapter in Modern Desert living.

Modernism Week’s signature bus tour! The Premier Double Decker Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an overview of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Explore the creative exchange between California and Japan in shaping California Modernism. Hear leading architects, historians & curators, then experience an exclusive in-exhibition tea ceremony.

See close-up the inns and resorts that were, and remain today, havens for the stars. Many were designed and built after WWII when America’s appetite for Modern design was the rage.

This tour affords a visual feast blending classic Spanish Colonial Revival with the sleek midcentury Modern designs, including Frank Sinatra's avant-garde Modernist jewel by renowned architect E. Stewart Williams.

Hosted by Palm Springs Art Museum, these self-guided tours are a rare opportunity to see the residence of Modernist architect Albert Frey.

In the Old Las Palmas neighborhood, Spanish Colonial architecture abounds alongside classic examples of dramatic midcentury architecture. Docents share tales of the stars who lived and martini-ed here.

Back by popular demand! The miniature chair you create in this workshop, working alongside Carla Hartman, granddaughter of Charles and Ray Eames, is sure to be a treasured keepsake for years to come.

Explore the dynamic past and vibrant present of this world-famous desert getaway while strolling the Walk of Stars. Learn how Hollywood stars, part of our local scene, made Palm Springs their playground.

The Mesa is a beautiful, secluded neighborhood with a fascinating assortment of eclectic architecture. It boasts one of Palm Springs’ most stunning architectural anomalies, the Santorini House.

On ancestral land of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is an attractive collection of luxurious Modernist residences with impressive landscapes lining the historic Indian Canyons Golf Resort.

Discover the trendy midcentury Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, once nicknamed the “Beverly Hills of Palm Springs” and view the homes now called “Alexanders” developed by George and Robert Alexander.

Stroll through this pristine midcentury neighborhood with its collection of elegant Modernist homes, designed by the desert’s most revered architects.

The impressive Movie Colony neighborhood represents Hollywood's "Glamour Heyday" with its mix of romantic Spanish Colonial Revival estates and elegant Modernist homes

Discover a captivating blend of historic architecture and contemporary design at The Las Palmas House, nestled in one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated neighborhoods.

View stunning Modern architecture with its iconic soaring "butterfly" rooflines in the first midcentury neighborhood built by the Alexander Construction Co. in Palm Springs.

In the early glory days of our town, Hollywood stars and business magnates alike discovered this neighborhood, which provided them with all they needed to revel in sun-kissed days and star-filled nights.

Celebrating the vintage trailer lifestyle while inspiring those who dream of channeling their inner wanderlust spirit.

Engage with art and ideas at the Artists Center through exhibitions, artist demonstrations, lectures, hands-on activities and classes inspired by midcentury Modern art and design.

Step back to the 1960s at Calypso Palms during Modernism Week, touring nine units, where Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack once stayed and played.

Explore El Rancho Vista Estates, a walkable enclave of midcentury homes by​ architects Wexler & Harrison featuring​ colorful doors, breeze​ blocks, desert landscapes and vintage charm.

An outdoor garden tour of the historic Kaufmann Residence, Richard Neutra, 1946. An extraordinary opportunity to see the iconic architecture and landscape design of this famed global landmark.

Step into the world of Herb Alpert. Limited capacity docent-led tours of the private Herb Alpert Gallery of Art—an extraordinary art studio facility dedicated to showcasing his art.

Step inside one of architect John Lautner's most celebrated early works, an iconic 1947 residential four-plex in Desert Hot Springs, during this exclusive Modernism Week tour of Hotel Lautner.

Explore Little Beverly Hills on a guided walking tour of the Alexander Company homes designed by William Krisel. Discover midcentury design, neighborhood stories and Palm Springs history.

Built in 1947–48, the Laswell Residence has been thoughtfully renewed by Design Hutch, honoring its midcentury roots while blending contemporary details, eclectic style and Modern Desert living.

Explore a distinctive contemporary residence at Linea where architecture, interiors & landscape come together in harmony, revealing Modernism as a way of life, defined by light, openness & connection.

This tour explores the focal point for the origins of Palm Springs. Discover four unique and historic buildings, now museums of the Palm Springs Historical Society.

You are invited to tour artists' studios and learn how midcentury-era artists influenced their artwork. Meet the artists and see behind the scenes; studios are open 11 AM-4 PM.

Celebrate Modernism Week with Trina Turk at Marrakesh Country Club. Enjoy a Spring 2027 fashion show and luncheon inside Richard Harrison’s iconic 1969 Midcentury Modern clubhouse in Palm Desert.

Step through the original riveted door and tour Arthur Elrod's 1968 interior design studio, a landmark of Palm Springs' history and design community. Complimentary spa water; bring your own bottle.

Join our spirited midcentury cocktail-making series at the historic restaurant Mr. Lyons.

A BIG RETRO Roast & Toast of Mobile Home Park Life & Style. Your imagination will be inspired and your spirit will soar!

Frank is back on the bus—and Palm Springs may never be the same. Climb aboard a Modernism Week open-top double-decker for a Palm Springs tour with considerably more swagger than your average architectural outing.

Architect Hicks Stone and historian Alan Hess on the vision behind Eisenhower’s landmark campus—and on the father who designed it, Edward Durell Stone.

Bella da Ball, Palm Springs’ own drag emcee, guides this special sunset tour of Palm Springs celebrity haunts, clubs and homes.

Step back into Los Angeles history and explore the Swinging ’60s on the Sunset Strip—a dazzling playground for movie stars, musicians, artists, models and a new generation doing things differently!

The Twilight Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an evening view of some of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Experience The Lautner Compound at sunset during an exclusive twilight tour featuring Hotel Lautner, architectural history, restoration stories and a signature cocktail.

Guests are invited to an exclusive and festive cocktail party with Frank's favorite style Italian dinner at the legendary Frank Sinatra Twin Palms Estate in Palm Springs.

PS UNDERGROUND invites you to enjoy a fun-filled evening of Broadway music from the 1940s, ’50s and ’60s, paired with a delicious multi-course dinner and free-flowing cocktails.

Experience midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs with retro pop culture humorist and author, Charles Phoenix, as he leads a spirited adventure atop a double decker, open-air bus.

Rediscover a 1959 Palmer & Krisel classic. Casa Haku emerges transformed by H3K Home + Design, blending its midcentury roots with sophisticated Japandi-inspired desert living.

Step inside Mariposa, one of William Krisel’s final residential designs, newly reimagined by H3K Home + Design for its next chapter in Modern Desert living.

Modernism Week’s signature bus tour! The Premier Double Decker Architectural Bus Tour provides guests with an overview of the most significant midcentury architectural treasures of Palm Springs.

Take this self-driven home tour through various neighborhoods in Palm Springs, featuring several iconic architectural homes by some of the area's most noted architects.

See close-up the inns and resorts that were, and remain today, havens for the stars. Many were designed and built after WWII when America’s appetite for Modern design was the rage.

This tour affords a visual feast blending classic Spanish Colonial Revival with the sleek midcentury Modern designs, including Frank Sinatra's avant-garde Modernist jewel by renowned architect E. Stewart Williams.

Hosted by Palm Springs Art Museum, these self-guided tours are a rare opportunity to see the residence of Modernist architect Albert Frey.

See how Desert Modern design was applied to commercial buildings in the heart of the fashion and finance district in Palm Springs.

In the Old Las Palmas neighborhood, Spanish Colonial architecture abounds alongside classic examples of dramatic midcentury architecture. Docents share tales of the stars who lived and martini-ed here.

Explore the dynamic past and vibrant present of this world-famous desert getaway while strolling the Walk of Stars. Learn how Hollywood stars, part of our local scene, made Palm Springs their playground.

The Mesa is a beautiful, secluded neighborhood with a fascinating assortment of eclectic architecture. It boasts one of Palm Springs’ most stunning architectural anomalies, the Santorini House.

On ancestral land of the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians is an attractive collection of luxurious Modernist residences with impressive landscapes lining the historic Indian Canyons Golf Resort.

Discover the trendy midcentury Vista Las Palmas neighborhood, once nicknamed the “Beverly Hills of Palm Springs” and view the homes now called “Alexanders” developed by George and Robert Alexander.

Stroll through this pristine midcentury neighborhood with its collection of elegant Modernist homes, designed by the desert’s most revered architects.

The impressive Movie Colony neighborhood represents Hollywood's "Glamour Heyday" with its mix of romantic Spanish Colonial Revival estates and elegant Modernist homes

Discover a captivating blend of historic architecture and contemporary design at The Las Palmas House, nestled in one of Palm Springs’ most celebrated neighborhoods.

View stunning Modern architecture with its iconic soaring "butterfly" rooflines in the first midcentury neighborhood built by the Alexander Construction Co. in Palm Springs.

In the early glory days of our town, Hollywood stars and business magnates alike discovered this neighborhood, which provided them with all they needed to revel in sun-kissed days and star-filled nights.

Celebrating the vintage trailer lifestyle while inspiring those who dream of channeling their inner wanderlust spirit.

Engage with art and ideas at the Artists Center through exhibitions, artist demonstrations, lectures, hands-on activities and classes inspired by midcentury Modern art and design.

Preview the new Palm Springs Campus while it is still under construction and meet the architects and project team at the site.

Explore Little Beverly Hills on a guided walking tour of the Alexander Company homes designed by William Krisel. Discover midcentury design, neighborhood stories and Palm Springs history.

Built in 1947–48, the Laswell Residence has been thoughtfully renewed by Design Hutch, honoring its midcentury roots while blending contemporary details, eclectic style and Modern Desert living.

This tour explores the focal point for the origins of Palm Springs. Discover four unique and historic buildings, now museums of the Palm Springs Historical Society.

PS UNDERGROUND offers an unforgettable brunch and celebration of the legendary King of Rock ‘n' Roll, Elvis Presley. Guests enjoy a delicious, themed three-course brunch while honoring the life of this iconic 1950s rock star.

Step through the original riveted door and tour Arthur Elrod's 1968 interior design studio, a landmark of Palm Springs' history and design community. Complimentary spa water; bring your own bottle.

Join our spirited midcentury cocktail-making series at the historic restaurant Mr. Lyons.

Take this self-driven home tour through various neighborhoods in Palm Springs, featuring several iconic architectural homes by some of the area's most noted architects.

An unforgettable and immersive journey as we travel back in time to 1931 and experience the Aluminaire House as seen by the public for the very first time; recipient of two 2025 Telly Awards.