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Join the Borrego Springs Grief and Loss Support Group at The Mall Resource Center. Open to all, including locals and visitors, seeking comfort and understanding.

This exhibit is a must-see for art lovers and anyone intrigued by the emotional landscapes of time, memory, and identity.

The Borrego Springs Community Concert Association (BSCCA) invites locals and visitors to secure their memberships now.

Renowned plein air artist Geoff Allen found inspiration in one of Borrego Springs’ most iconic locations: The Palms at Indian Head pool.

Borrego Valley Community Radio is a grassroots, not-for-profit project, designed from the ground up to be built by the community and serve the community.

The Borrego Art Institute invites artists to participate in their upcoming exhibition.

By contributing, you’re helping Jesse take a big step toward his dreams of one day making a difference as a future innovator, scientist, or engineer.

The Borrego Springs Film Festival (BSFF) is more than just a film festival—it's a celebration of creativity, storytelling, and community. And YES locals are encouraged to attend. Held annually at the Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center, the festival brings together filmmakers, film enthusiasts, and locals for a truly unique experience in the heart of our desert town.

Don’t miss Cathryn Beeks, Sandé Lollis, and Micah Justice as they bring their soulful collaboration to Borrego Springs during the 12 Days of Winter tour.

Step back in time with The Starlets, a dynamic musical trio bringing the spirit of the 50s and 60s to life.

Borrego Springs Community Concert Association announce guitar and cello/vocal duo as part of their 2024 - 2025 Concert Season.

Experience the enchanting live piano performances of Steve T. Hunter at The Palms at Indian Head in Borrego Springs.

Graphics You Can Trust, located in The Mall in Borrego Springs, is for sale! Specializing in logos, branding, and printing, this business is a community treasure.

An Afternoon of Wine, Community, and Empowerment Soroptimist International of Borrego Springs celebrated its third annual Wine Tasting Fundraiser on December 14 at the Steele/Burnand Desert Research Center. This highly anticipated event drew strong community support, furthering the mission to uplift local women and girls through education and empowerment.

Whether you're seeking a moment of calm, new friendships, or a fresh perspective to start your day, Coffee, Tea, & Me is the perfect escape.

Join Geoff Allen for a plein air watercolor workshop in Borrego Springs, March 9–11, 2025. Master outdoor painting techniques and capture the desert’s beauty.

The highly anticipated Borrego Springs ArtWalk returns for the 2024-2025 season!

Pianist Steven T Hunter recreates the Charlie Brown Christmas, at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Borrego Springs

Discover the story behind the Hawkwatch documentary, showcasing the Swainson's Hawk migration, citizen science efforts in Borrego Springs, and the push for conservation.

Visit Yellow Woman Ranch to sign up and start creating your personalized wellness plan today.

Support 250 families in Borrego Springs by donating canned and packaged goods to the Community Resource Center Food Bank at The Mall, open Tuesdays 11:30 AM–4:30 PM.

Discover how Rams Hill and the Borrego Ministers’ Association are making a difference in Borrego Springs through scholarships, community support, and charitable giving.

Borrego Springs Extended Power Outages Beginning Monday evening, December 9, 2024, Borrego Springs experienced widespread power outages as SDG&E initiated public safety shutoffs due to high fire risk. The outages, impacting all circuits in the area, lasted until approximately 2:30 PM on Wednesday, December 11. With temperatures dropping sharply at night, community members leaned on key resources to navigate the challenges. Mirage Gas, Dollar General, XL Gas, and the Borrego Springs Library operated on generators—some provided by SDG&E—ensuring essential services were available. The library, designated as an official Community Resource Center, became a vital refuge, offering warm seating, spacious accommodations, Wi-Fi, free ice, water, blankets, charging stations, and meal kits. Community Resource Center workers were friendly and helpful, encouraging residents to share information so others could access resources. Security was provided for both the library interior and the parking lot, ensuring a safe environment for all. Residents using library services were asked to sign in with their name, address, and contact information.