The annual Palm Springs Festival of Lights has been a long running tradition in Palm Springs. It was first a thought when Mayor’s Will Kleindienst and Sonny Bono wanted to increase visitors downtown. This is how it all came about.
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After a year off due to the COVID-19 pandemic, the City of Palm Springs and NBC Palm Springs have partnered up to broadcast the 29th Annual Palm Springs Festival of Lights.
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RIVERSIDE (CNS) – The “Festival of Lights” will return to downtown Riverside Friday and remain for the duration of the Christmas season, but with much less luster than in previous years. “The Festival of Lights is a much-loved Riverside tradition,” Mayor Rusty Bailey said when officials decided in the summer to restrict activities. “I look […]
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RIVERSIDE (CNS) – The famed “Festival of Lights” in downtown Riverside will be drastically scaled down this year because of the coronavirus pandemic and won’t feature the traditional switch-on ceremony. The nightly festival, which usually begins the day after Thanksgiving, features the century-old Mission Inn Hotel & Spa bathed in multi-colored hues, with some 400 […]
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The 25 annual Festival of Lights Parade brought out the holiday cheer to the thousands who made their way to Downtown Palm Springs. This year was one of the biggest holiday parades Palm Springs has seen with over 80 groups participating and many of them decorated with flickering lights from head to toes. The Dance […]
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Author, Singer, Actress and Local Resident Lorna Luft Named Celebrity Grand Marshal of 26th Annual Palm Springs Festival of Lights Parade. Modernist Architect Hugh Kaptur and NBC Palm Springs Anchor Gino Lamont Named Community Grand Marshals Nov. 1, 2018. The New York Times best-selling author, singer, actress and Palm Springs resident Lorna Luft will lead […]
