🌱 SongShine For Parkinson's Performance + Odesza Tour Tickets

Hello, neighbors! Danielle Fallon-O'Leary here with your fresh copy of the Palm Springs Patch newsletter. Keep reading to find out everything you need to know about what's happening locally.

But first, your local weather:

• Wednesday: A couple of showers. High: 67 Low: 49.
• Thursday: A shower in the a.m.; cloudy. High: 63 Low: 49.

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Here are the top three stories today in Palm Springs:

1. SongShine for Parkinson's Foundation is putting on a free performance of "The Music Man Jr." on Apr. 1 at 2 p.m. at the Palm Desert Community Presbyterian Church. The cast features seniors aged 64-90 who work with the organization to overcome communication difficulties brought on by Parkinson's, stroke, or other neurological challenges. You can learn more about the organization here. (KESQ)
2. Odesza, a popular EDM group, will perform at Acrisure Arena as part of their "The Last Goodbye Tour" on Sept. 20. Presale tickets go on sale today, Mar. 29, here, and general tickets will go on sale via Ticketmaster on Friday, Mar. 31 at 10 a.m. The duo will be joined by Bob Moses, TOKiMONSTA, QRTR, and Olan. (Subscription: The Desert Sun)
3. The Spa at Séc-He, a luxury mineral hot spring spa, will open on Apr. 4. Located in downtown Palm Springs and operated by the Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, the 40,000-square-foot spa is one of the most lavish hot mineral spring spa destinations in America. Hot spring water containing a unique mineral composition will be sourced from the spring "Séc-he" and delivered to 22 private mineral baths. The location will also feature spa treatment rooms, a cryotherapy chamber, float pod suites, halotherapy salt caves, a dry sauna, and more. (Visit Greater Palm Springs)

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Today and tomorrow in Palm Springs:

Wednesday, March 29

• Palm Springs Jewish Film Festival At Palm Springs Cultural Center (10:30 AM)
• DYVERSITY - Desert Blues Revival At Agua Caliente Casino Palm Springs (7:00 PM)

Thursday, March 30

• American Documentary And Animation Film Festival At Camelot Theatres At Palm Springs Cultural Center (11:00 AM)

From my notebook:

• Tomorrow, Mar. 30, from 5-8 p.m., you can visit the Palm Springs Art Museum free of charge! Admission is first come, first serve, and advance booking is not required. (Visit Palm Springs)
• On Apr. 8, an Easter egg hunt will be held for kids down the road at the Palm Desert Civic Center Park. For start times and more information about the event, visit the link. (ActiveKids)
• Grail, a health care company, has partnered with the Desert Regional Comprehensive Cancer Center in Palm Springs to provide a new type of early-detection blood test for several types of cancers. The test named "Galleri" is not a substitute for regular cancer screenings, and those interested in learning more should speak with their doctor. (Subscription: The Desert Sun)

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Thanks for following along and staying informed! See you soon for your next update.

— Danielle Fallon-O'Leary

About me: Danielle Fallon-O’Leary is a content manager with content creation agency Lightning Media Partners and assists Patch.com with community newsletter curation. Danielle also holds a Master’s Degree in Communication Sciences and Disorders and works part-time as a pediatric speech therapist.