December 10, 2025
Three Kings Day
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Three Kings Day in Salton City
A Community Celebration for Families and Neighbors
Three Kings Day will be celebrated on January 11, 2026, at 2 PM at 2198 Cleveland Ave, Salton City, CA 92274, offering a festive afternoon rooted in culture and tradition. Many residents of Salton City commute to Borrego Springs for work and daily life, so this gathering is a chance to see familiar faces. Whether you arrive alone or bring your family, you’re likely to reconnect with someone you know.
The event honors Día de los Reyes Magos, the Christian tradition recognizing the visit of the Magi. Today, the celebration continues as an opportunity to strengthen community ties and recognize the values of generosity, hope, and shared heritage.
About Rostros y Corazón
Serving Salton City & Surrounding Communities
Rostros y Corazón is a community service program dedicated to supporting individuals and families throughout Salton City and nearby areas. Guided by the commitment to walk together—“Vamos Juntos”—the organization provides direct outreach, resources, and support for residents facing hardship.
Who They Support
- Survivors of domestic violence
- Children, mothers, and youth in need of stability
- Seniors facing isolation or limited assistance
- Families struggling with housing, utilities, or food access
- Immigrant and underserved communities
- Individuals experiencing health challenges
- Unemployed and underemployed residents rebuilding stability
What They Provide
- Connections to housing, healthcare, and education
- Backpacks and school supplies for children
- Food resources and essential household support
- Community outreach for hard-to-reach residents
- Partnerships with trusted organizations to expand impact
- Compassionate, culturally informed assistance delivered with dignity
How the Community Can Help
Current needs include:
- New toiletries and hygiene items
- Clothing for children, teens, and adults
- Toys, school supplies, and backpacks
- New bedding and blankets
- Freezers for expanded resource storage
- Temporary housing units or trailers
- Monetary donations for urgent needs
- Uniforms for students and workers
Why Their Work Matters
In a region where many residents face barriers to stability, safety, and opportunity, Rostros y Corazón fills critical gaps by offering practical assistance and consistent support. Their work strengthens the community by ensuring families have access to essential resources—and by reminding residents that they are not facing challenges alone.
Learn More About Borrego Springs
Support Women and Girls in Borrego Springs Raise your glass for a good cause at the 4th Annual Toast to Borrego , happening Saturday, December 13, 2025 , from 1:00 to 4:00 PM at the UCI Steele/Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center in Borrego Springs. Get Tickets! Enjoy an afternoon of fine wines, food, and music—all while supporting programs that empower women and girls in Borrego Springs. Event Highlights Six wines selected and introduced by Kimberly Jones Selections Catering by Carlee’s – delicious food and appetizers Live piano music by Steve Hunter Mocktails for non-drinkers One gift basket drawing ticket included Free parking Experiences and Auctions Shop creative themed gift baskets and bid on one-of-a-kind local experiences, including: Coffee Lovers New Grandparents Gourmet Foods Wine Lovers Tea Party And more to come Silent Auction Experiences: Pizza party for six with Wade of the Borrego Art Institute Olive oil tasting for five with Ingrid Tuxhorn of Borrego Olive Oil Co. Bike ride with Sylvia Maas, Kristi Sisson, and Peanut Paint Party for six with Cody from the Borrego Art Institute Tickets $100 General Admission Get your tickets early—attendance is limited. Cancellation Policy: All ticket sales are final. Rain or shine event. Details Location: UCI Steele/Burnand Anza-Borrego Desert Research Center 401 Tilting T Dr, Borrego Springs, CA 92004 Time: 1:00–5:00 PM (Pouring 1:00–3:30 PM) Note: Guests must be 21 or older. Children and pets cannot be accommodated (service animals welcome). Learn More About Borrego Springs
New Season, Big Changes—Get Your Tickets Today The new 2025–2026 season at Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center (BSPAC) has officially kicked off! Tickets are now available online at www.bspac.org. This year’s lineup includes 11 exciting events in the 2025–2026 BSPAC Season, along with a wide variety of local productions presented at the theater by the Borrego Springs Film Festival, the Community Concert Series, the ABDNHA Lecture Series, and more. Richard Helvig, who recently stepped down after serving as BSPAC President, guided the theater through a period of major improvements. Under his leadership, BSPAC completed a full interior update, introduced modern stage lighting, and most recently launched the successful “Turn Up the Sound” campaign, which brought in a state-of-the-art sound system ensuring every seat in the house enjoys crystal-clear audio — including assisted listening devices for the hearing impaired. Now, with Gary Edwards elected as the new president, BSPAC looks forward to the next phase of improvements. Gary is already taking on the lobby and planning more exciting upgrades that will continue enhancing the theater experience for the community. You can find the full season schedule and other community performances on the BSPAC website: www.bspac.org.
SHORT | 24:35 | THE 2026 BSFF COMMUNITY FILM!
OLAX Invites You — Santa at the Circle Santa at the Circle brings families together for gifts, photos with Santa and the Grinch, and community cheer on Sunday, December 14 at Christmas Circle from 3pm-6pm in Borrego Springs. Santa at the Circle is one of Borrego Springs’ most heartwarming community celebrations, bringing families together each December for an afternoon of gifts, photos, and festive fun. Hosted by Organización de Latinx de Borrego Springs (OLAX), the event is designed for families of all ages to enjoy a joyful holiday gathering at Christmas Circle.
Ricardo Breceda’s New Sculptures Installed on Borrego Springs Road The community gathered on December 5 for the unveiling of Battle of the Desert, the newest addition to Borrego Springs’ iconic Sky Art by sculptor Ricardo Breceda. Installed at 4990 Borrego Springs Road, the pair of towering steel figures—a Greater Roadrunner and a Western Diamondback Rattlesnake—now join the region’s well-known collection of more than 130 Breceda sculptures that define the local landscape. Commissioned by Rams Hill and Borrego Community Builders, a Rams Hill initiative supporting community development and Borrego Community Homes, the installation highlights the wildlife and ecological relationships that shape the Anza-Borrego Desert. The roadrunner and rattlesnake are two of the desert’s most recognizable species, each playing a key role in rodent control and ecological balance. A permanent interpretive sign was also introduced during the event, explaining the meaning behind the sculptures and Breceda’s long-standing impact on desert art in Borrego Springs. Speakers included Rodney Bruce (Rams Hill), Wade Beane (Borrego Art Institute and Honorary Mayor of Borrego Springs), Gabriela Dow and Jennifer Sencion (Borrego Community Builders), Harry Turner (COO), and Ricardo Breceda, who spoke about the creativity and craftsmanship behind his work. The program acknowledged the collaborative planning behind the installation and the ongoing efforts to expand public art in the community. Following the unveiling, attendees were invited to a reception at Rams Hill. Breceda’s new roadrunner and rattlesnake join the larger Sky Art story—a regional landmark that continues to draw visitors, celebrate desert wildlife, and honor the artistic history shaped by the late philanthropist Dennis Avery’s original vision for large-scale, outdoor public sculpture in Borrego Springs.
The second community Shape Note Sing in Borrego Springs
Jeanne & Jan Are Back at The Mall Offering Light Repairs for the Community Every first Monday of the month, they set up in front of Tubs Laundromat and Community Valley Bank at The Mall, offering helpful light repairs such as mending, patches, buttons, and hems. The service is always free. If you choose to donate, every donation goes directly to a local Borrego Springs charity. Check Borrego Events to confirm time & dates.
A Charlie Brown Christmas piano concert with pianist, arranger, and conductor Steve Hunter at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church on December 21 at 3 PM.
Cindie Horn – Textile Artist & Slow Fashion Creator Meet one of the makers featured at Desert Lovers & Co. Cindie Horn has spent years working with fabric, guided by an appreciation for slow fashion and craftsmanship built on time, patience, and intention. She sources and collects textiles gathered over the years and transforms them into pieces that feel personal, functional, and thoughtfully made. Her work at Desert Lovers & Co includes upcycled and embellished denim jackets, colorful phone and tablet pillows, and her popular fabric cactus sculptures. Each piece reflects her eye for detail and her interest in experimenting with textures, patterns, and new techniques. Cindie enjoys challenging herself creatively and exploring fresh ideas through fabric. Her belief that handmade items add comfort, character, and warmth to everyday life comes through clearly in her designs. Desert Lovers & Co is proud to feature the work of Cindie Horn both in the shop and online at DesertLoversandCo.com . Visit Soon: 583 Palm Canyon Dr. Suite D, Borrego Springs, CA, United States, 92004
