The Street Fair at College of the Desert
College of the Desert
An open-air market with more than 300 merchants, live entertainment and a farmers' market.
CommunityEvent details →Add to calendar:Palm Desert is the middle of the Coachella Valley and its main shopping and dining hub. It has El Paseo, the McCallum Theatre, The Living Desert and College of the Desert, plus neighborhoods like Sun City Palm Desert. Its residents call local businesses for everything from roofing and air conditioning to dinner on El Paseo.

College of the Desert
An open-air market with more than 300 merchants, live entertainment and a farmers' market.
CommunityEvent details →Add to calendar:Palm Desert Civic Center Park · Free
MusicDetails at Discover Palm Desert →Add to calendar:Initial treatment for $82, regularly $120. Mention Coachella Valley Spotlight when you call (760) 503-5664.
Get this deal →With the purchase of 2 entrees. Show the ad. One per table, dining room only (not the Enoteca Bar or happy hour), not valid with other offers.
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Family-owned pest and gopher control for homes and businesses. Roaches, ants, spiders, rodents and inspections.
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Residential, commercial and mobile home roofing: new roofs, re-roofs, repairs and leaks. Serving the valley since 1987. CA Lic #764608.
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Family-owned Italian dining on El Paseo for 40 years. Dinner nightly, a bar with happy hour and patio seating.
Happy hour: Nightly in the bar from 4 PM
On the Spotlight postcardPhysician-supervised weight loss programs, including GLP-1 medications, B12 injections and nutrition guidance.
Premium listingGeneral and cosmetic dentistry with Dr. Carol Ann Berg-Barker, DDS, including whitening, implants and veneers.
View profile →AC and heating repairs, maintenance plans and new equipment, serving the valley for 25+ years. Lic #859431.
View profile →German and Balkan dinner restaurant known for its schnitzels.
View profile →Signature 8.3-mile National Monument trail with 1,465 feet of climb through hidden canyons and palm oases. Strenuous. Bighorn sheep are often seen. No dogs.
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