Photography Workshops for Beginners With Johnny Bradley

Celebrating the Summer Show at Borrego Art Institute Borrego Art Institute invites you to experience The Hottest Group Show, a vibrant summer exhibition running May 3 through September 28. This annual group show highlights a diverse mix of artists and mediums, showcasing creative energy that thrives in the desert heat. Reception: May 3, 5–7 PM Location: Borrego Art Institute More info: borregoartinstitute.org 

The highly anticipated Borrego Springs ArtWalk returns for the 2024-2025 season!

Celebration of the resurrection in a peaceful desert setting with the annual Community Easter Sunrise Service, hosted by the Borrego Ministers Association.

The Gallery at The Palms is showing Dany's new collection of prints April 5 - 25. Opens with a reception on Saturday April 5 at 5-7 pm. Dark Sky International restores the nighttime environment and protects communities from the harmful effects of light pollution through outreach, advocacy and conservation. The International Dark Sky Places program works with Borrego Springs, Ca. to certify and protect and keep our town dark for humans and wildlife alike. Dany Tomas' Sheltering Dark Sky photographs are spectacular dark sky images that capture the sacred and timeless magic of our desert night sky. His creativity documents the paramount importance of protecting nature from nighttime light pollution while engaging with the nocturnal world as a unique visionary. Curator Elizabeth Rodriguez has carefully selected photographs that conjoin dark sky with true nocturnal beauty. The Gallery is located at The Palms at Indian Head , 2220 Hoberg Road, Borrego Springs, Ca. 92004. Info: 760.443.3300 houseofborregosprs@sbcglobal.net

Andy Brown’s Flashback brings together psychedelic collages, vintage vinyl, poetry, and mixed media art in a vivid and immersive installation.

Rams Hill Through Colt’s Lens There’s more to Rams Hill than stunning fairways—there are stories worth telling. One of them belongs to Luis, a third-generation employee whose early-morning routine inspired filmmaker Colt Knedler to capture something honest, quiet, and deeply local. Their short film, featured at the 2025 Borrego Springs Film Festival, gives a glimpse into the heart of a place many think they already know. Meet Colt, hear why Luis’s story mattered to him, and discover what it means to see Rams Hill through a new lens. [Read the full story →]

Featuring Borrego Springs Student Creations