March 9, 2026
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park | Westways Weekender
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Westways Weekender highlights Borrego Springs
CBS Los Angeles recently spotlighted Anza-Borrego Desert State Park and Borrego Springs in its Westways Weekender segment, giving viewers a quick look at why this desert destination stands out. The feature highlights Anza-Borrego as California’s largest state park and points to Borrego Springs as a great base for exploring the area.
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The segment showcases some of the experiences that make this area so memorable, including Ricardo Breceda’s metal sculptures, scenic hiking trails, wildflower viewing, desert canyons, palm groves, and dark sky stargazing. It also highlights Borrego Springs as the place to stay, eat, and return to after a day of exploring the park.
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Julian Performing Arts Company will present My Fair Lady from July 17–26, 2026 as part of its 2025/26 season. The classic Broadway musical follows Eliza Doolittle, a flower seller whose life changes after she meets Professor Henry Higgins. The show includes well-known songs such as “Wouldn’t It Be Loverly,” “The Rain in Spain,” and “I Could Have Danced All Night.” The cast includes performers from the region, including Gary Edwards , known locally as President of the Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center Board of Directors. For Borrego Springs residents, the production offers a summer outing in nearby Julian and a chance to enjoy live theater "close" to home. Performance dates: July 17–26, 2026 Tickets: Available through Julian Performing Arts Company
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From Norway to Spain: Sylvia Maas Rides for Borrego Springs Students On June 20, 2026, the NorthCape–Tarifa race will begin at 12:01 a.m. at the North Cape in Norway. Described as the world's longest bicycle race, the event follows a route of nearly 7,000 kilometers to Tarifa, Spain, the southernmost point of mainland Europe. Among the riders will be Borrego Springs ultra cyclist Sylvia Maas , who will be riding for her Bike4BorregoKids initiative. Track Sylvia Here The race begins at the North Cape in Norway and ends in Tarifa, Spain. Along the way, riders pass through several major checkpoints, including: Helsinki, Finland Hill of Crosses, Lithuania Torun, Poland Bregenz, Austria Col du Galibier, France Nice, France Port d’Envalira, Andorra Pico del Veleta, Spain Tarifa, Spain The route covers nearly 7,000 kilometers and includes mountain passes, historic cities, and some of the most demanding cycling terrain in Europe.
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