Best Arts and Culture Places in Hemet

"Get creative with your summer stay and head on over to the Palm Springs Art Museum this season. Experience a variety of modern and contemporary art pieces, stimulating exhibitions, as well as Native American works and more during your time at the Downtown Palm Springs location. Visit on Thursdays to receive free admission from 4 to 8 p.m., or stop by during the second Sunday of the month for free admission as well."

"We know it can be hard, but it’s well worth it to leave the pool at your Acme House Company vacation rental for a few hours to explore Palm Springs’ rich history of art and design. One of the best places to take in some art during your Palm Springs vacation is the Palm Springs Art Museum,"

"The Palm Springs Art Museum offers a variety of exhibits throughout the year. It includes the popular traveling exhibit “The Art of Fashion.”. You and your friends can get an intimate look at the history of fashion and see how design has evolved in a whimsical environment."

"Art Museum72-567 Highway 111, Palm Desert, CA 92260MoreLess Info. Palm Springs Art Museum can be found in downtown Palm Springs. It is a small museum that gathers important artwork, glass, photography, contemporary art and it also has two outdoor sculpture gardens."

"The gallery boasts a diverse collection of sculpture, paintings, photography, and glass from inspiring artists. CODA Gallery is a laid-back space that offers regular events and artists talks. CODA is located in the heart of Palm Desert at the corner of El Paseo and Lupine Lane."

"Rubine Red doesn’t just show art, but rather they reference their work and that of their artists as part of a “new contemporary art movement.”. Rubine Red Gallery’s Estate Collection is particularly compelling, with the works of acclaimed artists in the styles of mid-century modernism, surrealism, and abstract expressionism. Artists of the stature of Palm Springs painter Reginald Pollack and renowned printmaker Malcolm Myers are represented within the gallery’s truly impressive collection."

"ParksFred Waring Dr & San Pablo Avenue, Palm Desert, CA 92260MoreLess Info. With 70 acres of land to explore, visitors can see a variety of ducks, geese, and turtles at the ponds of Civic Center Park. The park provides 5 pavilion picnic areas."

"Walt Disney once said, “A dream your heart creates will always come true, so long as you have the courage to pursue it.” Guess what?"

"Situated in the Coachella Valley in Palm Springs, the Tahquitz Canyon is not only striking to view but also steeped in legend. It has been continually inhabited for a minimum of two thousand years by members of the Native American Cahuilla tribe. Over recent years, wildlife has been brought back to the area and many people now head over to enjoy taking in the surroundings, exploring the history, and for the great hiking trails."

"Plan for an early morning hike and picnic at the legendary Tahquitz Canyon in Palm Springs, one of the several sites the indigenous Cahuilla people once inhabited in the region. While in the canyon, you’ll experience intriguing rock art, ancient irrigation systems, native wildlife and plants, as well as a spectacular seasonal 60-foot waterfall at the end of your trip. You may become tempted to take the waters, so come prepared!"

"The City of Palm Desert Magnesia Falls Park is located in the center of the city of Palm Desert, California. The park has several different features including the waterfall, a pond, and water features. This park is also near a community center where you can also take a nap and hike to a lake."

"Situated in the Coachella Valley in Palm Springs, the Tahquitz Canyon is not only striking to view but also steeped in legend. It has been continually inhabited for a minimum of two thousand years by members of the Native American Cahuilla tribe. Over recent years, wildlife has been brought back to the area and many people now head over to enjoy taking in the surroundings, exploring the history, and for the great hiking trails."

"Plan for an early morning hike and picnic at the legendary Tahquitz Canyon in Palm Springs, one of the several sites the indigenous Cahuilla people once inhabited in the region. While in the canyon, you’ll experience intriguing rock art, ancient irrigation systems, native wildlife and plants, as well as a spectacular seasonal 60-foot waterfall at the end of your trip. You may become tempted to take the waters, so come prepared!"

"ParksFred Waring Dr & San Pablo Avenue, Palm Desert, CA 92260MoreLess Info. With 70 acres of land to explore, visitors can see a variety of ducks, geese, and turtles at the ponds of Civic Center Park. The park provides 5 pavilion picnic areas."

"Walt Disney once said, “A dream your heart creates will always come true, so long as you have the courage to pursue it.” Guess what?"