Eventos de Borrego

The 13th Borrego Springs Film Festival wrapped January 18, 2026, with sold-out screenings, red carpet moments, awards, and strong community turnout. The 13th Annual Borrego Springs Film Festival wrapped up January 18, 2026, closing five days of independent cinema, conversation, and community energy. Events were held throughout Borrego Springs, including free screenings at the Borrego Springs Library and ticketed block screenings and awards ceremonies at the Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center. Presented by the Borrego Springs Film Institute, the festival continued its traditional, theater-first format that brings people together to watch films in shared spaces and talk about them afterward. Several screening blocks sold out during the week, reflecting strong local interest and visiting attendance. That connection was clear during the live-streamed red carpet. Host Brianna Pinto described one of the festival’s defining qualities by saying, “Filmmakers get to interact directly with the audience,” noting that Borrego Springs draws viewers who truly watch and engage with the films. Filmmakers echoed that experience in different ways. A King’s Curtain director Grannan Johnson said it was especially meaningful to hear audience members tell him, “Oh yes, I saw your film,” calling Borrego Springs “a fun place to be” with “really nice, great people.” Documentary filmmaker Mitch Yapko (Watching Walter) described a moment when a full theater reacted together, saying the shared gasp from the audience made it clear they were fully engaged. The setting itself also left an impression. Actress Laura Bolin (Rage, Rhonda) called the enthusiasm of Borrego Springs audiences “contagious” and encouraged visitors to explore the landscape, describing the area as a place to “just wander” and take in the desert views.

Supervisor candidate Rebecca Jones met Borrego Springs residents at a BBQ luncheon at Rams Hill to discuss housing, education, busing, healthcare, and quality of life.

The 27th Annual Borrego Springs Golf Classic takes place on Friday, February 20, 2026, at de Anza Desert Country Club. Hosted by the Boys & Girls Clubs of Greater San Diego , this annual event brings golfers, supporters, and community members together for a day of golf and giving in Borrego Springs. All proceeds from the tournament directly benefit the Borrego Springs Branch , supporting programs that help local youth succeed academically, build good character, and develop healthy lifestyles. The event features a scramble-style round of golf , on-course activities, auctions, and a hosted lunch. It’s designed to be both competitive and social, welcoming participants looking to enjoy a meaningful day on the course while supporting youth programs in the Borrego Valley. Sponsorship & Participation A variety of sponsorship opportunities are available for businesses and individuals interested in supporting the event and the Borrego Springs Branch. Sponsorships provide visibility throughout the tournament and help fund essential youth services. Event Details Date: Friday, February 20, 2026 Location: de Anza Desert Country Club 509 Catarina Drive, Borrego Springs, CA 92004 Registration and additional event details are available through the event website.  Learn More About Borrego Springs

Circle of Art: March 14–15, 2026

An Evening of Fine Dining, Scenic Views, and Live Music Whether shared with a partner or a group of close friends, Rams Hill’s Valentine’s Day dinner offers an elegant night out against the backdrop of the Anza-Borrego Desert. Guests will gather in the Santa Rosa Room for a thoughtfully prepared prix-fixe menu featuring locally inspired dishes—from the Urban Blend Berry Salad to a classic Surf & Turf entrée , and a decadent Mini Triple Chocolate Mousse Cake for dessert. Live music by Brooke Ramel adds to the ambiance, creating a warm, inviting setting for a memorable evening. Seating is limited, and this popular event fills quickly—plan ahead.

By Dennis Mammana 

Is a Super Bloom Coming to Anza-Borrego Desert? Fox 5 San Diego news recently spoke with Sicco Rood of the Steele/Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center about the vibrant wildflowers beginning to appear across the region. While the landscape near Henderson Canyon is already bursting with purple desert verbena , desert sunflowers , and white dune primroses , this is technically a fall bloom —not yet the rare and famous Super Bloom . A true Super Bloom spans many more square miles and requires a perfect combination of well-timed rain , cool temperatures , no drought , and minimal wind . If these conditions align, early March could bring a spectacular bloom like the last major one seen in 2019 . For now, visitors can enjoy the peace and beauty of this early bloom, with fewer crowds and great photo ops in areas like Coyote Canyon and the Badlands . But remember, a heat wave or lack of rain could still cut the season short. Now’s a great time to visit—just in case nature doesn’t go full Super Bloom this year!

Performance Date: January 27, 2026

A Night That Gives Back in Borrego Springs

The Methodist Church is hosting a Valentine’s Potluck featuring shared food, games, and prizes. Attendees are invited to bring a favorite dish to share. Date: Sunday, February 15 Time: 11:00 a.m. – 1:00 p.m. Location: Methodist Church Address: 633 Church Lane Phone: (760) 767-5596 Details: Potluck-style meal Games and prizes Community gathering

Music,Food & Community The BYOB (Bring Your Own Bowl & Spoon) concert series at St. Barnabas Church is a relaxed, midday gathering built around live music and community. It’s the place to go to see friends, catch up with neighbors, and enjoy performances in an easy, welcoming setting. Open to everyone, the series runs weekly at noon and features a rotating lineup of local and visiting musicians. Great opportunity to meet your neighbors or plan a friend meet up!

This segment aired on KTLA's Off the Clock on Jan. 7, 2026.

Borrego Springs Art Guild Open Studios Visit the BSAG Open Studios Tour in Borrego Springs. Explore 12 artist studios February 14–15 and support local artists and arts education. The BSAG Open Studios Tour invites the public to visit 12 working studios and exhibits across Borrego Springs. Over two days, visitors can see where artists create their work, experience a wide range of styles and media, and purchase original art directly from local artists. Proceeds benefit Borrego Springs artists and students through the Borrego Springs Art Guild Arts Education Scholarship Fund. Dates and Times Friday & Saturday: February 14 & 15 Hours: 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM Tickets $35 per ticket Includes both days of studio visits Ticket Locations (Cash Only) Desert Lovers & Co. 583 Palm Canyon Drive, Suite D Thursday–Sunday, 11:00 AM – 4:00 PM The Fudge Factory 590 Palm Canyon Drive, #202 Wednesday–Sunday, 8:00 AM – 4:00 PM Other Purchase Options Checks and credit cards accepted at: Art Guild Luncheon at Rams Hill January 15 February 12 Art in the Park at Christmas Circle January 17 January 31 Community Impact Proceeds support Borrego Springs artists and students through the Borrego Springs Art Guild Arts Education Scholarship Fund . Click poster to download and please share!

Live Music at Rams Hill Clubhouse Brooke Ramel will perform live at Rams Hill Clubhouse on February 13 and 14. Event type: Live music performance Dates: February 13 & 14 Time: 5:00 PM – 8:00 PM Location: Rams Hill Clubhouse Dining: Special Valentine’s Dinner offered Reservations: Recommended Brooke Ramel is an award-winning independent artist with more than 20 years of touring experience, 6 original albums, and 50+ TV and film placements. She is known for her honest songwriting and engaging live performances. She has shared the stage with artists including Christopher Cross, Peter Cetera, Don McLean, Judy Collins, Shawn Colvin, Richard Marx, Colin Hay, Air Supply, Sophie B. Hawkins, and Chris Botti, among others.

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