Marianne brings her experience in Beverly Hills and Hollywood dressing the famous and infamous to her shop in Palm Springs. Relive the nostalgia of Hollywood glitz and glamour as you browse unique day, evening wear and accessories.

Established in 1976 by Mario Hernandez, Mario’s of Palm Springs is one of the Coachella Valleys’ longest running womens’ clothing stores. Specializing in unique designs for women.

The Architecture and Design Center, Edwards Harris Pavilion, in downtown Palm Springs is the hub of the museum's exploration of architecture and design, and houses related exhibitions and educational and community programs, as well as research space and a storage area for the museum's growing architecture and design collections and archives. The 13,000 square-foot glass and steel building is elevated above street level, and the glass pavilion features floor-to-ceiling windows that perfectly frame the cityscape and the surrounding San Jacinto Mountains. The main level features gallery space, includes offices, and a store located in and around the bank vault, which retains its original door. The lower level includes a study center with meeting space, archive and collection spaces, archivist office, and a library.

Formerly the Enco gas station, the structure is a prime example of the modernist Architecture popular in the area.

Wil Stiles presents a cheerful, well-edited collection of fashion, art, and accessories for men and women.

The world’s largest rotating tramcar. The tram extends over 2.5 miles along the breathtaking cliffs of Chino Canyon, transporting riders to the pristine wilderness of the Mt. San Jacinto State Park. Once at the Mountain Station with an elevation of 8,516 feet, guests can enjoy two restaurants, observation decks, a natural history museum, two documentary theaters, a gift shop and over 50 miles of hiking trails.

Mid-century modern inspired home accessories and decor.

Boutique created by owners Michael Ross & Mario Hernandez.

Vintage-inspired, colorful clothing and accessories.