Category Archives: Low Desert

Palm Springs Props and Hops returns Saturday

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Palm Springs Hops and PropsWe had a blast at last year’s Palm Springs Props and Hops at the Palm Springs Air Museum, and this year’s edition is happening Saturday (November 23).

The event will run from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. at the museum, 745 N. Gene Autry Trail, Palm Springs.

Tickets, which include twelve four-ounce tastings, are $35 “before November 15,” and $40 after (including at the door), but are still available at the lower price by clicking here.

Sixteen brewers from Southern California and beyond are scheduled to participate. Read on for the list.

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A few recent restaurant changes noted

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It’s been a short while since we’ve updated you all on recent restaurant changes.

Here’s a few that readers have tipped us on and a couple we’ve discovered just driving around the Inland Empire.

Head over the jump to get started.

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Reservations being accepted for Trio’s fourth anniversary celebration

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Trio Palm Springs is getting ready to start its fifth year in business and that calls for a celebration!

Dinner reservations are being taken for the Monday, November 4, fourth anniversary event.

There will be a private drinks-and-hors d’œuvre party from 4 to 6 p.m., but the public is invited to join the celebration beginning at 6 p.m.

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Want to Oktoberfest in the Inland Empire? Here’s where to do it

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This weekend — today in particular — seems to be the big weekend for German-style beer drinkin’ and eatin’.

There are events happening from Palm Springs to Pomona.

Head over the jump for a sampling of where to eins, zwei, drei, g’suffa…

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Food trucks, free concert in Beaumont tomorrow

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Pardee Homes’ Sundance community is celebrating its tenth anniversary tomorrow with a celebration that will include a bluegrass concert and a trio of food trucks.

The free event runs from 4 to 7 p.m. at Wildflower Park, 1287 Tulip Circle West, Beaumont.

The band is the Mill Creek Boys, which, judging by their Facebook profile picture, includes at least one girl. Ironic, huh?

Scheduled food trucks are Slummin’ Gourmet, Eat ‘Em Up Truck and Kona Ice.

For more information, click here.

Roadhouse BBQ and Tap-Out in Rancho Mirage tomorrow

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BabesRoadhouseBBQandTapOutBarbecue fans and beer lovers will want to head to Babe’s Bar-B-Que & Brewhouse in Rancho Mirage between 1 and 5 p.m. tomorrow (September 28).

That’s because the brewery restaurant will be the site of a Roadhouse BBQ and Tap-Out event.

For $35 (or just $30 in advance), you can have five draft craft beers or five BBQ items from their patio smoker.

Or you can have two draft craft beers and three BBQ items from their patio smoker.

Or you can have one draft craft beer and four BBQ items from their patio smoker.

Or, well…you get the idea. You get a selection of five items, your choice of brew or ‘cue.

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Free extra scoop from Häagen-Dazs today

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Häagen-Dazs scoop shops are celebrating having one million Facebook fans by giving them an extra scoop today.

One million Facebook fans? Geez…we were happy when we reached 1,000!

You’ll have to say the secret word, which can be found here. We’re not gonna spoil the surprise.

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Auntie Anne’s helping raise funds to fight childhood cancer

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AuntieAnnesALSFAuntie Anne’s is hoping to raise half a million dollars to help fight childhood cancer, and they need your help to do it.

Through October 15, the pretzel purveyor is selling lemon icons for $1, each of which contains a kid-friendly lemon joke and $1 off the purchaser’s next pretzel and drink.

Proceeds from the sales will benefit Alex’s Lemonade Stand, an organization which raises funds to help find a cure for childhood cancer.

But the fun doesn’t end there.

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