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DDG Palm Springs January 1 2024

Goodbye 2023, and hello 2024! Our DDG year-in-review celebrates our past and hopes for a great New Year. The DDG is proud to support our active elder lgbt community since 1994. Many of us are still here thanks to the quality of life in the valley and our opportunity to live our authentic selves relatively stress-free. Our next issue will be on Feb 1st after a scheduled break.

Goodbye 2023, and hello 2024! Our DDG year-in-review celebrates our past and hopes for a great New Year. The DDG is proud to support our active elder lgbt community since 1994. Many of us are still here thanks to the quality of life in the valley and our opportunity to live our authentic selves relatively stress-free.
Our next issue will be on Feb 1st after a scheduled break.

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The Indian Canyons<br />

Fifteen miles long, <strong>Palm</strong> Canyon is one of<br />

the areas of great beauty in Western North<br />

America. Its indigenous flora and fauna, which<br />

the Cahuilla people so expertly used, and its<br />

abundant Washingtonia filifera (California Fan<br />

<strong>Palm</strong>) are breathtaking contrasts to the stark<br />

rocky gorges and barren desert lands beyond.<br />

A moderately graded foot path winds down<br />

into the canyon for picnicking near the stream,<br />

meditation, exploring, hiking or horseback<br />

riding. For more information call 760-323-6018<br />

www.indian-canyons.comlocated at 38520 S.<br />

<strong>Palm</strong> Canyon Dr. <strong>Palm</strong> <strong>Springs</strong><br />

Hours<br />

Oct. 1 - July 4: daily 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.<br />

(Last vehicle in at 4 p.m.)<br />

July 5 - Sept. 30: 8 a.m. - 5 p.m.<br />

(open only Friday, Saturday, Sunday - Last<br />

vehicle in at 4 p.m.)<br />

No animals allowed.<br />

Uber/Lyft Drivers are required to display<br />

company stickers in their windshield for drop off<br />

and pickup.<br />

The <strong>Palm</strong> <strong>Springs</strong> Air Museum is a living<br />

history museum dedicated to educating the<br />

public about the role Air Power played in<br />

preserving American liberties and way of life.<br />

The Museum preserves, exhibits, and flies<br />

aircraft from World War Two, Korean War,<br />

Vietnam War and the Global War on Terror. A<br />

good portion of the aircraft in the collection are<br />

in flyable condition.<br />

Open Cockpit Saturdays<br />

Museum guests are treated to the extra special<br />

experience of being allowed to sit at the controls<br />

and pose for pictures. From 10:30-12:30 each<br />

Saturday, a selected aircraft will be opened up<br />

and made accessible to the public. Museum<br />

Volunteers will also be on hand to answer<br />

28 <strong>DDG</strong> is always FREE ddg.gay. Available in print at select locations.<br />

questions and provide the historical back drop<br />

for the aircraft you are sitting in.<br />

BOOK A FLIGHT?<br />

Like a North American Aviation P-51 Mustang is<br />

an American long-range, single-seat fighter and<br />

fighter-bomber used during World War II and the<br />

Korean War, among other conflicts.<br />

Some Special require additional fees or donation<br />

If you have questions or concerns, please email<br />

giftshop@palmspringsairmuseum.org<br />

745 North Gene Autry Trail <strong>Palm</strong> <strong>Springs</strong>,<br />

California 92262<br />

760-778-6262<br />

Also the museum will be bringing three vintage<br />

warbirds to participate in the races this year!<br />

Each year we struggle to make the costs of<br />

insurance for the aircraft. Your donations can<br />

make a difference and we will provide you with<br />

some cool merchandise as a thank you!<br />

FRIENDS OF THE DESERT MOUNTAINS<br />

Discover how the desert comes alive after dark!<br />

Do you know which animals change colors when<br />

you use a blacklight? Using our blacklights, we<br />

will take a short walk along the Art Smith Trail<br />

basin looking for the many nocturnal creatures<br />

that inhabit our desert. And a week-long Summer<br />

BioBlitz.<br />

desertmountains.org<br />

The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens, 47900<br />

Portola Ave, <strong>Palm</strong> Desert, CA 92260<br />

The Living Desert Zoo and Gardens in PalDesert<br />

is a unique zoo and botanical garden that<br />

specializes in the deserts of the world. Open<br />

daily from 8:00am-5:00pm, with last admission<br />

at 4:00pm. For the most current information,<br />

please visit www.livingdesert.org

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