Palm Springs Cultural Center

Tucked into the heart of the vibrant Palm Springs downtown arts community, the Palm Springs Cultural Center is a world-class events venue featuring our main stage auditorium- the Historic Camelot Theatre. Built originally in 1967, and boasting the largest screen in the valley, the 500 seat auditorium is a community touchstone for the arts celebrating a wide diversity of live performances, film festivals, and speaker series.

Theatre 3, at 125 seats, hosts live indie theatre year-round including the premiere of original works, as well as an emphasis on LGBTQ+ cultural arts.

For an intimate experience with our musicians, our upstairs VIP Lounge hosts a weekly music series featuring local artists, with jazz, world music, mod pop, Broadway, and more!

Attendees can enjoy an on-site cafe featuring Americana Food, full bar with drink specials, and the best hot buttered popcorn in town!

The Palm Springs Cultural Center is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, founded in 2007 by Palm Springs philanthropists Ric and Rozene Supple.