April 19, 2023

The Palms at Indian Head: Iconic Getaway

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A Mid-Century Modern Retreat

If you’re seeking a historic and unique getaway in Southern California, explore The Palms at Indian Head in Borrego Springs. This mid-century modern resort offers visitors a step back in time with its stunning design, scenic views, and on-site steakhouse.

Hollywood’s Desert Hideaway

The Palms at Indian Head Hotel
A hidden gem with Hollywood history.

Opened in 1947, The Palms at Indian Head has hosted Hollywood icons like Marilyn Monroe and Bing Crosby. Originally built on the site of the Old Hoberg Resort, the current structure was rebuilt in the mid-century modern style after a fire in 1958.

Relax by the Iconic Pool

The Palms at Indian Head Pool
Swim where stars once did.

The Olympic-sized pool, constructed in 1947, remains a highlight for guests. Open from March through October, this historic pool is perfect for a refreshing dip during the warmer months.

Explore Anza-Borrego State Park

Anza Borrego State Park

Guests of The Palms can easily access Anza-Borrego Desert State Park, home to unique desert landscapes, diverse wildlife, and stargazing opportunities in one of the world’s few International Dark Sky Communities.

Resort Restoration and Preservation

The Palms at Indian Head Restoration
A labor of love and restoration.

After years of neglect, the resort was carefully restored by David Leibert and Cynthia Wood in the 1990s. Today, it blends historic charm with updated touches, preserving its mid-century appeal for modern visitors.

Dine at the Coyote Steakhouse

Coyote Steakhouse

The Coyote Steakhouse is an inviting on-site restaurant offering classic steaks, seafood, and cocktails. Enjoy a memorable dining experience with a warm ambiance that reflects the resort’s retro charm.

Plan Your Visit

Whether you’re looking to relax by the pool, enjoy a classic meal, or explore the surrounding desert, The Palms at Indian Head offers a timeless escape.

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Robert R. Landry Exhibit at Gallery 628

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Robert R. Landry at Studio 628 Studio 628 is hosting a new exhibit featuring artist Robert R. Landry , with an opening reception on March 7 from 4–7 pm . Here are the essentials—where to go, when to come, and what to expect—plus a quick note about the last Studio 628 exhibit for anyone following the gallery’s seasonal shows. Event Details Opening Reception: March 7, 4–7 pm Location: Studio 628 Address: 628 Palm Canyon Drive, Borrego Springs, CA What to Expect Landry’s work (as shown in the exhibit artwork) is abstract , with strong shapes and bold color. If you like modern art that focuses on design, texture, and composition rather than realism, this exhibit is a solid stop. Last Exhibit at Studio 628 The last exhibit at Studio 628 was Más Y Más , curated by Gary Henderson . It featured assemblage artwork by Robert Wright and archival photography by Wil Gardner , with an emphasis on texture, structure, and visual patterns. That exhibit reflects what Studio 628 often brings to Borrego Springs—contemporary work in a small gallery setting that’s easy to visit. Plan Your Visit Studio 628 is right on Palm Canyon Drive, making it an easy stop if you’re already exploring Borrego Springs. Drop in during the reception window to see the new work and meet others from the local arts community. 

The Waddington Brothers to Perform in Borrego Springs: February 26

February 15, 2026
Live On Stage, Inc. and Borrego Springs Community Concert Association announce Sibling Bluegrass/Western band as part of their 2025-2026 Concert Season BORREGO SPRINGS, Cali. – (February 5, 2026) – Join the Waddington Brothers as they perform iconic Bluegrass and Western music with jaw-dropping authenticity in a live concert at Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center on Thursday, February 26, 2026 at 7:00 p.m. Individual tickets may be available in the lobby the night of the show. If you would like to get on the waiting list or for further information, please use the contact form on the website - borregoconcerts.org . Students are admitted for free. “…world-class musicians who connect with their audiences and bring sheer joy to those in attendance.” Michael Burgraff, Fergus Falls Center for the Arts The Waddington Brothers, a band of four brothers from rural North Dakota, perform what they live: music that is real to them, that takes listeners on a journey through the heart of the American West. Seth, Ethan, Jacob and Job skillfully blend cowboy and bluegrass music, creating a style that is timelessly classic and yet refreshingly new and unique. Their rich, stirring harmonies and instrumental versatility bring familiar favorites like “Old Home Town,” “Less Traveled Road,” and “Red River Valley” to life in way that is entertaining and engaging for audiences of all ages!
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