LEVI KREIS The Annenberg Theatre presents an evening
DANCE FOR LIFE PALM SPRINGS Dance for Life Palm Springs returns
to the desert for a highly anticipated performance on Friday, January 17 at the Annenberg Theater. The evening begins with a Champagne reception at the Palm Springs Art Museum followed by the Dance for Life performance. Dance for Life Palm Springs is a showcase of innova- tive performances by renowned dance companies, joining forces to help those in need. Now in its third year in Palm Springs, this highly anticipated event once again will benefit AIDS Assistance Program. To purchase tickets, contact AIDS Assistance Pro- gram at 760.325.8481 or go to
aidsassistance.org.
of music onWednesday, January 15 with the talented singer, songwriter and actor Levi Kreis. Audiences will enjoy an intimate cabaret-style performance on stage, with 88 seats surround- ing the multi-talented artist. The openly gay Tony Award-winning star of the rock ‘n roll Broadway hit Million Dollar Quartet, Kreis has headlined solo shows at theaters across the United States and has produced six albums. For this production, he will be performing some of his original songs along with popular American standards. For tickets and more information call 760.325.4490 or go to
psmuseum.org.
LES MISÉRABLES Set in 19th century France, Les Misérables is
HEALTHY PLANET HEALTHY YOU RACE, SWIM AND WELLNESS FESTIVAL In the effort to improve community health
and well being; knowledge is the key. The City of Palm Springs is working to help its residents make strides toward a healthier lifestyle with its annual Mayor’s Race, Swim And Wellness Festi- val taking place Saturday, January 11 at Ruth Hardy Park. The event brings experts and local resources together to help the community. “This event brings together the best examples for health, fitness and wellness to help families learn how to be more active, eat better and change the tide in the epidemic of childhood obesity,” says Palm Springs Mayor Steve Poug- net. Everyone is encouraged to participate with a 1K fun run for kids, a 10-mile run for adults as well as a new swim component—tak- ing place this year with various events. Special guests include actress, performer, television personality, acclaimed bestselling health and wellness author Suzanne Somers and Tai Chi sensation Scott Cole. The Wellness Festival will also feature more than 60 vendors who will offer free health screening, blood sugar tests, wellness information, nutritional samples and free activities such as rock climbing. For more information go to
yoursustainablecity.com
the story of peasant Jean Valjean and his quest for redemption after serving 19 years in jail for stealing a loaf of bread. His nemesis, Inspector Javert relentlessly pursues Valjean, who he considers nothing more than a parole violator. He is one of the many pieces in this classic puzzle, filled with compelling and entertain- ing characters, swept up in the comingFrench revolution. This Tony Award-winning epic musical tale of passion and sacrifice comes to Palm Springs Friday, January 24 through Sunday, February 9 and is presented by Palm Canyon Theatre. For tickets and more information call 760.323.5123 or go to
palmcanyontheatre.org.
SHIRLEY MACLAINE You’re invited to spend an intimate evening
with Shirley MacLaine as she unpacks her trademark wit and talks about memories of her Hollywood movies and personal experiences in show biz onSunday, January 19 at The Mc- Callum Theatre. The Academy Award-winning actress, dancer and author’s candid power- house personality has entertained global audi- ences for more than six decades, from hanging out with the Rat Pack, appearing on Broadway to starring in feature films. MacLaine will share with audience members a montage of memo- rable film moments and private revelations. A longtime outspoken advocate for civil rights and liberties, women’s advocacy and spiritual understanding, MacLaine remains committed to boldly speaking her truth, unedited and uncensored. For tickets and more information call 760.340.2787 or go to
mccallumtheatre.com.
NOT SO INNOCENT: SEXIEST NEW STORE IN THE DESERT COMING SOON! Bill Freyer, former owner of Pleasures & Trea-
sures in San Diego and partner Joey Valenzuela have relocated to Palm Springs. The pair will soon be opening an adult store there dubbed Not So Innocent, adding a new and exciting shopping experience to the desert. “Not So Innocent is a unique shop you need to see, experience and fall in lust with!” says Freyer. Located next door to Toucan’s Bar at 2100 North Palm Canyon Drive, the store will carry your favorite lubes, jocks, underwear, lingerie, bachelor and bachelorette party items, added Freyer, “along with lots of nice, and naughty, items for you to explore.” The grand opening is scheduled for Saturday, February 1 beginning at noon and will include specials along with refreshments all day long.
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