Palm Springs Area Museums

Agua Caliente Cultural Museum -
Palm Springs
The Agua Caliente Cultural Museum continues
to inspire people to learn about the Agua
Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians and other
Native cultures. We keep the spirit alive
through a wide variety of exhibitions, collections, research projects, and educational programs.

Cabot’s Pueblo Museum -
Desert Hot Springs
Sheltered in a Hopi-style structure, this museum is devoted to Native American art, and it features an authentic trading post. Located 20 miles southeast of Palm Springs.

Children’s Museum Of The Desert -
Rancho Mirage
Great opportunity to discover the emerging personalities of children. By visiting the Museum and participating in its programs or special interest activities you will be provided with an opportunity to better understand your child's interests and discover new ways to encourage their natural curiosity through activities at home and school.

Desert Holocaust Memorial -
Palm Desert
This touching memorial is dedicated to the hundreds of thousands who lost their lives in - and endured the unimaginable atrocities of - the Holocaust. Their story is told through plaques and seven larger-than-life bronze figures that rest upon a double-tiered Star of David 20 feet across

McCallum Adobe -
Palm Springs
Built in 1885, this authentic adobe structure was erected by the first pioneers of Palm Springs and was home to John McCallum, the town's first permanent white settler. It contains the personal mementos of Pearl McCallum McManus and offers a fascinating glimpse of Palm Springs' early inception and living conditions.

Palm Springs Air Museum -
Palm Springs
Located on the northeast side of the Palm Springs Airport, the Air Museum is housed in an impressive new structure that includes the three main display hangars, theater, gift shop, ramp and airport access for flight demonstrations and visiting planes, research library, simulator and education center

Palm Springs Art Museum -
Palm Springs
Contemporary American art is the focus, and Californian works get particular emphasis, along with Native American pieces. Sculpture and photography collections are also strong, and the museum features regularly changing exhibits, a slate of classes and programs, a museum store, and a theater.