Best Museums in San Jacinto

"Any visitor to Palm Springs that is into the arts should ensure that the Palm Springs Museum is firmly on their ‘to do’ list. This is a venue that is packed with both permanent and temporary exhibitions so you can look forward to feasting your eyes on a diverse array of artwork. The museum aims to nurture creativity, enrich culture, and provide education for all those that visit."

"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."

"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."

"Heather James Fine Art has a wide variety of art from different movements, periods of time, genres, and more. Find modern, contemporary, and post-war pieces from American and Latin American artists, among others. This gallery is one of four throughout the nation with others located in San Francisco, New York, and Jackson Hole."

"This arthouse-chic coffee counter and gallery is tucked inside the Henry Frank Arcade shopping plaza in downtown Palm Springs. Sip on a frozen matcha or upside-down vanilla cappuccino and throw on one of the vintage records while you check out the latest art display and play a round of Scrabble. When you get hungry, there’s a toast bar and a selection of fresh pastries."

"Not only is this place super cool inside, but it’s the best vanilla cappuccino I’ve ever had!!!. I only wish my son didn’t drop it when I asked him t..."

"The two employees working at the time we visited had a pretty bad attitude and weren't very helpful. We ordered two drinks..."

"A hybrid between luxury rental and boutique hotel, this three-part property started with the renovation of a four-unit prototype pad designed and built in 1947 by modernist architect John Lautner. It was developed as part of a planned Desert Hot Springs housing community the brainchild of director Lucien Hubbard, whose silent film Wings won the first Academy Award for Best Picture. When 
plans fell apart and Hubbard died, the place was left to crumble."

"Living Desert Zoo and Gardens, located in Palm Desert, CA outside of Los Angeles, is the only zoo in the country to be accredited by the Association of Zoos and Aquariums (AZA). The zoo and gardens are owned and operated by the Living Desert Association and are home to a number of animal species from around the globe. The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens is one of the few zoos in the world that has a desert-adapted environment."