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Coachella Today
By the People, for the People
Palm Springs Offers Diverse Entertainment Options This Spring
From plays and drag shows to art exhibits, the desert city has plenty to keep visitors and locals entertained.
Apr. 5, 2026 at 2:26pm
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As the Coachella Valley gears up for the 2026 music festival, the city of Palm Springs is also offering a variety of other entertainment options this spring, including theatrical productions, a drag show, and a new art exhibit honoring a local photographer.
Why it matters
Palm Springs has long been a hub for arts and culture, drawing visitors from around the world to its theaters, galleries, and other performance venues. By highlighting the diverse range of entertainment options available, the city can showcase its vibrant creative scene and attract both tourists and locals to experience the best it has to offer.
The details
Among the highlights this spring is 'Woven Together', a deeply personal art exhibit created by local artist Marcelo Bengoechea as a tribute to his late younger brother, acclaimed photographer Fernando Bengoechea, who tragically passed away in the 2004 tsunami. The exhibit features Bengoechea's woven textile works that reflect on themes of loss and resilience. Additionally, the city's Coyote Theater will be hosting a production of the classic play 'Our Town', while the Purple Room Supper Club will feature a drag show performance.
- The Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival will take place in April 2026.
- 'Woven Together' is on display at the Palm Springs Art Museum through June 2026.
- The production of 'Our Town' at the Coyote Theater will run from May 1-15, 2026.
- The drag show at the Purple Room Supper Club is scheduled for May 20, 2026.
The players
Marcelo Bengoechea
A local artist creating a tribute exhibit to his late brother, acclaimed photographer Fernando Bengoechea.
Fernando Bengoechea
Marcelo's younger brother, a renowned photographer who tragically passed away in the 2004 tsunami.
What they’re saying
“'Woven Together' is a deeply personal tribute that reflects on themes of loss and resilience.”
— Marcelo Bengoechea, Artist
What’s next
The Coyote Theater and Purple Room Supper Club are expected to announce additional programming for the spring and summer seasons in the coming weeks.
The takeaway
Palm Springs continues to cement its reputation as a vibrant cultural hub, offering a diverse array of entertainment options that cater to both visitors and local residents. From thought-provoking art exhibits to classic theater productions and lively drag shows, the city provides something for everyone to enjoy this spring.
