Meet Jeremy and Sarah Fife, the new owners of Bighorn Fudge Co. in Borrego Springs. Discover their unique story and exciting plans for the beloved local shop.

Visit The Arches at Borrego Springs for a unique art experience with the Art Guild this May. Curated by Michelle Rivera, the exhibit features local artists and offers meals with a view.

In a recent YouTube video, artist Erin Hanson captured ocotillos in Borrego Springs at dawn, showcasing their role in her artwork and desert ecology.

Meet Wade Beane, the new Interim Executive Director of the Borrego Art Institute. Discover his journey from environmental educator to leading BAI, his vision for art and nature, and the upcoming exhibitions.

Discover the magic of accordion music with Maria and Sergei Teleshev, a captivating father-daughter duo, as they mesmerize Borrego Springs with their dynamic performance.

Discover the transformation of the Borrego Springs Film Festival into the Borrego Springs Film Institute, a catalyst for year-round cultural enrichment and community engagement through film.

The enchanting desert landscape of Borrego Springs sets the stage for the annual Candlewood Arts Festival.

Cultivating Culture in Borrego Springs: The Impact of Community Concerts on Youth In Borrego Springs, a town where cultural opportunities might seem sparse, the Borrego Springs Community Concert Association (BSCCA) shines as a cultural beacon. Since 1975, BSCCA has been committed to enriching the local cultural landscape, particularly for its younger audience, by offering free concerts that do more than entertain—they educate. Note: Borrego Springs Community Concert Association is a 501c3 Non-profit The Power of Musical Exposure BSCCA's concerts serve as a gateway to a vast world of music and arts for Borrego Springs' children. This exposure is critical; it broadens horizons and nurtures cognitive and social skills through the universal language of music. For a small town, these concerts are invaluable, providing a cultural richness that might otherwise be inaccessible. Education Through Entertainment True to its mission, "Educate and Entertain," BSCCA has consistently tailored its concerts to the developmental needs of the town's youth. By blending educational content with entertainment, BSCCA concerts spark an early appreciation for the arts, laying the groundwork for lifelong cultural engagement. A Community United by Music The ripple effect of these concerts is profound, uniting families, educators, and students in a shared cultural experience. This collective enjoyment of the arts strengthens community bonds—a vital element in smaller towns like Borrego Springs, California. Supporting BSCCA Contributing to BSCCA's mission is straightforward and immensely impactful. Whether through donations, volunteering, or simply attending concerts, every bit of support helps sustain and expand this critical cultural resource. To get involved and learn more, visit Borrego Springs Community Concert Association. A Legacy of Cultural Enrichment From its modest beginnings in the high school's multipurpose room to the grand stage of the Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center, BSCCA's journey reflects a deepening commitment to cultural education. Noteworthy are the tailored programs for each school level and partnerships that have broadened the scope of performances, ensuring every child in Borrego Springs has the opportunity to experience the transformative power of music. Final Note BSCCA's dedication to providing free, educational concerts for Borrego Springs' youth is more than a cultural mission—it's a vital investment in the community's future. In a town where such opportunities are precious, these concerts stand as a testament to the enduring power of the arts in shaping young minds and hearts. Contact The Borrego Springs Community Concert Association For questions or information, use the BSCCA contact form or mail to Borrego Springs Community Concert Association Post Office Box 2426 Borrego Springs, CA 92004-2426 Quick Facts about Borrego Springs Schools: Population (2024) : 4,028 residents​​. Borrego Springs Elementary School :Grades: K-5 Students: 150 Student-Teacher Ratio: 30:1 Hispanic Students: 88% Eligible for Free Lunch: 73%​​. Borrego Springs High School :Grades: 9-12 Students: 121 Student-Teacher Ratio: 13:1 Graduation Rate: 80-89% Hispanic Students: 79% Eligible for Free Lunch: 69%​​. Borrego Springs Middle School :Grades: 6-8 Students: 84 Student-Teacher Ratio: 14:1 Hispanic Students: 88% Eligible for Free Lunch: 73%​​. You can find more detailed information about Borrego Springs and its educational institutions at the following websites: For general population facts about Borrego Springs: worldpopulationreview.com Detailed information on Borrego Springs Elementary School: publicschoolreview.com Insights into Borrego Springs High School: publicschoolreview.com Overview of Borrego Springs Middle School: publicschoolreview.com These sources provide a comprehensive look at the demographic, educational, and socio-economic landscape of Borrego Springs. 

Meet Dennis Mammana, a passionate astronomer with nearly five decades of experience in unraveling the mysteries of the cosmos. Dennis’s journey began in Easton, PA, where he was captivated by the launch of the first Earth-orbiting satellites in the late 1950s.

Join the celebration of art and nature at the 18th Annual Plein Air Invitational in Borrego Springs, where 14 artists capture the Anza-Borrego Desert's beauty from March 4 - April 14, 2024. Experience creativity in real-time, witness a spectrum of artistic styles, and immerse yourself in the desert landscape through the eyes of talented Plein Air painters.

Discover the magic of Barbara Padilla's operatic performance in Borrego Springs, a night of musical brilliance that captivated hearts and celebrated community.