I am using my review to cancel out the one star given by the person who complained about the…read morelibrary being moved to a strip mall. I'd agree this would be a bad idea if that were the entire story. But if you actually READ the website for the library, it says "temporary location during renovation". Having a temporary location during renovations is better than nothing. And on my last trip to Palm Springs, I drove by the library and the signage even mentioned a renovation. So unless there's a secret I am not aware, down voting the library for future improvements (hopefully they're good) isn't helpful.

Moved from the BIG public park site, to a strip mall. No longer a convenient place to go to, less…read moreparking, smaller building. That's a shame.

I decided to join a crochet club to meet like minded women. I really like Deena the young lady that…read moreruns the group. She is very personable, knowledgeable, and most importantly patient. This library is not as big as most but I love it. Thanks for hosting the class!

I love this library. It has recently been remodeled so inside and outside is so bright and clean…read more The employees are so sweet and always talk to me and my kids every time we stop by. They suggest books and always answer any questions. They also have activities on different days of the week to come and bring your kiddos and your whole family to enjoy. This library is very close to my house so we come every week.

Located in the heart of downtown Palm Springs, this library is nice & perfect for your book &…read moreliterary needs. The employees here know the area quite well & can give information on the area. I obtained a historic district map & also took in the PEZ dispenser exhibit that was happening then. I recommend stopping here when you're in Palm Springs.

This is the original library in Palm Springs, now a visitor's center…read more I want to shout out Juliette who has been super helpful throughout the years. If it weren't for her taking the initiative to make up flyers about where to vote in Palm Springs, I wouldn't have known where to register in person on the day of the election. I see her in action quite a lot, as I come here routinely, and she has such a way with the visitors and is so knowledgeable that I often catch myself hearing visitors' questions and then listening to her expert answers, so I'm informed too. This library has a whole row of outlets and USB ports if you ever need to charge your phone/devices on the go. It's a great spot, open every day 10a-6p (8p on Thursdays, during VillageFest) except Christmas and New Year's Day. Highly recommend stopping here to charge and/or ask Juliette anything you need to know about Palm Springs.

Newer location a street over and still a strong store. Good to move to get more traffic as this…read morestore deserves it. For being a smaller store, they have a great selection in many genres. The person working was very helpful to everyone browsing and several purchases while I was there. Prices are reasonable and top new books available. They also take orders you can pick up when they arrive.

I love supporting independent bookstores, but the customer service here stinks! People want to come…read moreback, not only for your curated selection, but how your employees make the customers feel. My husband asked a question, and the person in front seemed so bothered. We still made a few purchases to support, but your employee may need a few etiquette classes on how to treat people with kindness.

Something about being at an art museum always fills my soul, and the Palm Springs Art Museum did…read morejust that. We got lucky and came on a Thursday night when the street market was happening and admission was free. It was packed in the best way -- it felt like a community event inside the museum. The space has three floors to explore plus a gift shop with actually cool items (not the usual logo magnets your grandma collects). We ended up buying a beautiful ceramic vase for a surprisingly reasonable price, especially for a museum shop. The art itself was beautiful, with a mix of everything -- photography (my favorite medium), sculptures, ceramics, paintings, and more. I loved how many pieces represented the LGBTQ community and people of color. The stories behind the work were inspiring, and it felt good supporting a museum that prioritizes diversity. And as always, one of my favorite parts of visiting any museum is the building itself. This one is stunning -- natural, open, and thoughtfully designed. Definitely on my list of must‑do activities in Palm Springs.

It's $25 per person but if you have an account with Bank of America, the entrance fee is waived. At…read moreleast that was the case when we were there. Our friend was lucky enough to be able to take advantage of that. Love going to the art museums! This is a small museum but enough to see to spend a couple of hours here out of the heat. Wish we had the foresight to come at the right time to join their docent led tours. The museum was not crowded or busy when we were there on a Saturday. There were many cool contemporary art pieces. We forgot about the sculpture garden until after we had left and we were walking to our car. It can be seen from outside looking down into the garden. We'll have to remember to do that next time we're there again. Lots of free parking spaces in the lot next to and across from the museum.

I used to go here all the time when I lived closed by. The staff is so friendly. When they the…read morebooksales one could walk out with mountains of books for a few dollars. I like this library so much better than the one I'm near in DHS.

At this years Kewet at The Malki Museum in Cabazon/Morongo Cal.,were staff from The Cabazon Library…read moreunder the Riverside County Library System and were sharing information about library and community resources available through the the libraries! They had games,gifts,library card sign ups and info for visitors. The Cabazon library is open daily except Fridays and Sundays and for more info call 951.849.8234 There are programs such as adult literacy,summer youth programs,family literacy,tutoring,career online high school programs and much more! The staff at the library table were friendly,courteous and helpful! My nephew and I signed up for a library card too! . . . #malkimuseum #malki #kewet #cabazonlibrary #seetheusa #libraryresources #rivlib #riversidecountylibrarysystem #visitthelibrary #riversidecounty #ilovethelibrary #mfd #getyourlibrarycard #read #literacy #godisgood

POSTMASTER GET YOUR AND YOUR STAFFS DAM ACT TOGETHER!!!!!!!!! I'm so sick and tired of your staff…read morescrewing up my mail!!!! When buying online I usually have the put the Ste 206 on the same line as my house number because this is how it's done up here since it's all post office boxes. HOWEVER, some websites don't allow you to add the Ste 206 or will cancel it out after entering it. When I asked your staff what to do about that It was YOUR staff who said ok to put 92549-0206 in the zip code box and the -0206 is suppose to be my post office box number and would be sufficient! Well guess what I did just that!!!!! I put 92549-0206 in the zip code and your crazy staff sent my package back to the sender!!!! Look on the photos I've uploaded to this review!!! There is NO EXCUSE FOR YOUR STAFF TO KEEP SCREWING UP MY MAIL! This is the FIFTH time now! I'M the one who then has to PAY shipping TWICE BECAUSE YOUR OFFICE KEEPS MESSING IT UP! I will be coming in and demanding that you re-train your staff to not overlook the 92549-0206 means the post office box number!!!!!

Super nice staff- Seems like everyone knows each other here in this small town. Everyone's lined up…read morewith their yellow slips to pick up their mail. Lockboxes look antique yet well kept. The most charming USPS I've ever been to.

I almost don't want to post....this is my go to place for fun activities. All the staff have been…read morefriendly and kind. My son also belongs and we are great supporters to all their events. You must join but the annual fee is reasonable. They have two major events and these help hem be low cost to the community. We do most of the summer events and folks that are not members can pay to do activities and just pay more than a member. pearl, Melissa, Tony and Kyle are great staff. I am forgetting some, sorry.

I've been a member of the Community Center for a few years now. They offer many different programs…read morefor all ages. But due to work, I have only been able to take a few classes throughout the years. But I do love the variety of classes that they offer and how constant their schedule is. If you are looking for a Japanese school for your child to attend, they offer that. If you would like to just learn more about the community through the different cultural classes, just sign up for the emails and you can be alerted for upcoming classes that they offer. I've taken amigurumi (crochet), ikebana (Japanese flower arrangement), and a cooking class. All of the instructors are great and mostly volunteers. So it just shows you what a great community there is. They have festivals through the year and also help put on the West Covina Cherry Blossom Festival. They also host the West Covina obon at the center but it is organized by the Buddhist church which is based out of the community center. So there is just a lot of activities that you can get involved with.

I have had multiple filings at the Palm Springs Superior Court related to ongoing cases, including…read morewrongful foreclosure and wrongful eviction. As a 67-year-old disabled self-represented litigant, my experience has been extremely difficult. I repeatedly experienced unfriendly and dismissive treatment from courthouse security and filing staff. Simple questions were met with impatience, rude remarks, and pressure to leave the window quickly, even when I was not in anyone's way. Most concerning was my experience filing a civil harassment restraining order after a violent incident where the new owner cut my locked gate with a sharp tool. Despite explaining that I feared imminent physical harm, my restraining order hearing was set weeks away, and I was sent back and forth between offices at significant personal cost. I also felt uncomfortable in court hearings where my self-representation and English were questioned rather than my legal arguments addressed. By contrast, my experiences at Riverside Superior Court have been professional, respectful, and supportive. I hope Palm Springs Superior Court improves its treatment of self-represented, elderly, and disabled litigants so that everyone feels safe and heard when seeking protection.

*BEWARE OF BRYCE, THE ABUSIVE CLERK*…read more I filed my small claims case yesterday in PS and today I went over to Larson Justice Center in Indio to have the sheriff preform the service. When I got up to the window, I noticed that the Palm Springs court clerk (Ortiz) spelled the Defendant's last name wrong. Sheriffs said that I need to go back to the PS court clerk to have them fix it. So back to Palm Springs court I went -with traffic almost 50 minutes. I live in La Quinta - a lot of driving back and forth - brutal When I got up to the window, I explained to the clerk (a lovely lady) what had happened. My attitude was very pleasant and understanding (even though my head was pounding and was beyond annoyed that I had to drive all the way back to Indio) because I'm a polite civilized person. A moment later, a tall, white middle aged mustached man came up. His name is Bryce He was abruptly RUDE and loud as he looked at me and said in slightly unhinged way: "ugh! If you want us to fix this, you're gonna have to come back another time"! Like it was my fault I said that I need to take it back to the Sheriffs Dept today. That's when he flipped his lid! The amount of anger and rage that came out of this clearly unstable person shocked & stunned me. It was so toxic, it was palpable. His face all red, veins in neck protruding. He pointed to the door and barked: "sit outside, it's gonna be an hour" Just to lighten the tension, I winked and jokingly said: "Ok but you're gonna owe me one" That's when his head spun off his body - He literally yelled :" I DON'T OWE YOU A DAMN THING!!!" As he wandered back to his office, he muttered the same multiple Xs. I stated immediately that I was just kidding (I needed to lighten the mood for my own peace of mind) - trauma response The Audacity of a city court clerk to speak to me that way was appalling. He was contemptuous from the gate - never said that he was sorry to inconvenience me. All he gave me was the rage of an unhinged monster.