Palm Springs Art Museum

Great museums don’t just happen. They reflect the loyalty and support of dedicated and generous members and patrons over many years... We invite you to join our 70 year old tradition as a member of the Palm Springs Art Museum. Your personal involvement truly makes a difference. Your membership participation, volunteer efforts and financial support help to sustain diverse educational programs for children and adults, compelling and important exhibitions, world-class performances in the Annenberg Theater, and vital work behind-the-scenes to maintain our facilities and care for the precious collections the Art Museum holds in trust for future generations. Comedy, jazz, opera, Broadway revues, dance, classical music and world-class performers—they are all part of the Annenberg Theater season. Our state-of-the-art facility combines the visual and performing arts and the traditional and avant-garde. With 433-seats and nearly perfect acoustics, the Annenberg is an ideal venue for live professional theater, concerts, and lectures about art, architecture, and community issues. From a one-room facility in 1938 to today’s landmark building in downtown Palm Springs at the base of Mt. San Jacinto, the Art Museum continues to expand its programs, art collection and national reputation. The facilities include 28 named galleries, the 433-seat Annenberg Theater, a sculpture terrace and two sculpture gardens, four classrooms, a 90-seat lecture hall, an artists’ center, Museum Store and the Muse Café. The Museum’s permanent collection and stimulating exhibitions feature American and California contemporary art, modern and contemporary sculpture, Western art, Native American and Mesoamerican art, glass art, photography, and modern architecture and design.