Pierson Boulevard in Downtown Desert Hot Springs is transforming into a destination where art, music, food, and community come together. The momentum is building, and The BLVD. is becoming the heart of culture and connection in our city.

Desert Nights on The BLVD: Arts, Eats & Beats     

This fall, Pierson Boulevard between Cactus Drive and West Drive will come alive with Desert Nights on The BLVD., the city’s new signature concert series. Every 2nd Saturday, DJs will ignite the night with high-energy mixes under the desert sky, and every 4th Saturday, tribute bands will transform the boulevard with family-friendly performances.

Enjoy an evening filled with food trucks, local vendors, a festive beer garden, and activities for all ages. Desert Nights on The BLVD. isn’t just an event — it’s the beginning of a tradition that celebrates the energy, culture, and community spirit of Desert Hot Springs.

A New Farmers Market Experience

Adding to the excitement, a lively Farmers Market will launch soon, bringing fresh produce, local goods, and a true community gathering place to The BLVD.

Tucked between mountain vistas and open desert skies, Desert Hot Springs is a place where nature, art, and wellness come together in perfect harmony.

Home to naturally odorless mineral waters, our city has long been a destination for relaxation and rejuvenation. Visitors from around the world come to soak in our therapeutic pools — a timeless experience that connects body and soul to the healing power of the desert.

Surrounded by majestic national monuments — including Sand to Snow, Joshua Tree, and Santa Rosa & San Jacinto Mountains — Desert Hot Springs offers endless opportunities for exploration. Locals and visitors alike enjoy the Mission Creek Preserve Trail, where winding paths reveal dramatic canyons, native wildlife, and sweeping views of the Coachella Valley.

But Desert Hot Springs is more than nature — it’s a living, breathing arts community. From international installations through Desert X, to bold murals by Shepard Fairey, TRAV, and Royyal Dog, art here doesn’t just decorate walls — it transforms spaces and tells stories.

Our history runs deep, celebrated through landmarks like Cabot Yerxa’s Pueblo Museum, an architectural treasure hand-built from reclaimed desert materials, and The Rock House, home to the Desert Hot Springs Historical Society. Together, they preserve the vision, resilience, and creativity that define our city.

To experience Desert Hot Springs is to feel the flow — from our waters and mountains to our murals and music. It’s a journey of renewal, culture, and discovery.

Desert Hot Springs — Where Life Flows.