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by bella da ball HAPPY FALL!
With the ever-changing statistics, openings and closures, guidelines, rules and regulations, please check websites or call a venue if you wish to
confirm hours, reservations, specials and happenings. No matter what you do or where you go, don’t forget to bring a mask or face covering, obey social-distancing rules and wash your hands. Stay safe. Keep healthy. Get tested. Hope for better days and times. Get out to vote!
ENTERTAINMENT
FRANKIE’S Many entertainers are presenting virtual shows
to keep their music alive. Frankie’s Back Room presents Frankie’s Live at 5, Wednesdays through Saturdays at 5 p.m. on Facebook Live. These shows are all in support of Project Bread for Musicians. Go to
facebook.com/frankiesoldworldbiscotti for a list of performers.
frankiestalianbakery.com Other entertainers doing virtual shows include
Francesca Amari Sajtar and Wayne Abravanel on Wednesdays; Jeff Stewart of The Mod Squad Variety Show on Thursdays; Tommy Dodsen and more. Check out their respective Facebook pages for more details, show times and days, and all the musical features.
DRAG PERFORMANCES Several local drag personalities and other
entertainers are presenting shows on Facebook or other media. Check their page for more informa- tion. Marina Mac, Filth Show, Fridays; Anita Rose, Rose Garden Productions, Game Night Wednes- days, Truth or Shot Saturdays, Bitchiest Brunch Sundays; Christopher Durbin and Erica Carrington, Dishin’ With the
Durbins, Sundays; Rosemary Galore, Mondays; Divas on The Dance Floor, KGAY 106.5, DJ Galaxy, Anita Treadmill, Ethylina Canne, Miss Bea Haven, Jayla D. Fox and more.
HALLOWEEN SPOOKTACULAR Virtual Halloween fun will be held Friday,
October 30 and Saturday, October 31, presented by KGAY 106.5 on Twitch. Plans include over 30 entertainers during the two days and a costume contest. Special performances by the cast of Divas on The Dance Floor. Registration deadline is October 20, with voting from October 21 through 29.
kgay1065.com
DRIVE-IN OR VIRTUAL MOVIES The coronavirus has changed what so many people took for granted, including seeing a movie at a movie theatre. With requirements to not open theatres or on a limited capacity, based on status, outdoor drive-in theatres have been resurrected and remade to accommodate and relive days of old. These venues include the Palm Springs Cultural Center at Camelot Theatres: This theatre offers virtual cinema as well as drive-in movies adjacent to the building. Options for the drive-in include purchasing a spot for your car, or a picnic table, or bring your own chairs.
psculturalcenter.org Mary Pickford Pop-Up Drive-In: This theatre plans to offer movies from dusk to no later than 10:30 p.m. through the end of February. There will be a large outdoor screen and guests will remain in
their own vehicle. Valley Drive-In: This new venue is at the Palm Springs Air Museum north parking lot. Three shipping containers have been stacked to create a screen that’s 42 feet by 23 feet, set 8 feet above the ground. Movie-goers will tune into a radio station to get sound in their vehicles, or FM radios can be rented. There will be no amplified sound, preventing excess noise in the area. Westfield Drive-In: This cinema experience is on the third level parking deck of the Westfield Mall in Palm Desert.
eltorotickets.com
COACHELLA VALLEY REPERTORY Coachella Valley Rep and the city of Cathedral
City plan to collaborate to offer outdoor entertain- ment programming, subject to county and state approval. They hope to utilize the new Cathedral City Community Amphitheater, a 109,335-square- foot outdoor venue. The plans include jazz concerts, Latinx programs, a Shakespeare production and other programming. If approved, they want to kick off with a holiday show on Saturday, December 12. The grounds would be marked out in pods, a circled area on the grass that would include a table and chairs.
cvrep.org
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