NASHVILLE GALLERY DOUBLE-TAKES AMERICAN HORSES
An art gallery in the heart of the SoBro area of Nashville has rustled up a slew of sponsorships for an upcoming March 1 photo exhibit that pays homage to the American Horse.
Take 121 Arts is hosting a three-hour extravaganza featuring the works of Maggie Moore, one of America’s premier horse photographers and Kris Kristofferson, a nationally renowned fine art auteur. The opening night reception takes place Saturday, March 1 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Take 121 Art Gallery, 121 3rd Ave. S. The reception and book signing kicks off the exhibit that runs through April 25.
"There is a huge interest in this showcase for obvious reasons - American icons," said Chad Hollingsworth, owner of Take 121 Arts. "The American Horse has roots in Middle Tennessee, so we are celebrating with a lot of folks in this area. We have a number of sponsors who are excited to participate in a photographic exhibit where you get the sense of dirt and grass under your feet while enjoying this display of the American horse.”
Country Music Television (CMT) is the promotional sponsor of the event; the first hour of the show is sponsored by Hatcreek Carriage, providing free horse and buggy strolls around historic downtown Nashville; the gallery will serve frozen Mint Julep’s provided by Rent-a-Rita, made with small batch bourbon courtesy of Buffalo Trace; choice wines have been provided by The Wine Shoppe in Green Hills; and appetizers will be provided by Past Perfect Restaurant, 122 Third Ave. S.
Nashville’s own Jim Allen will add to the ambience by performing his 1940s to 1960s style Texas swing and classic country music during the reception. All framing is finished by the artistic craftsmanship of Chris Gowen, Take 121 Arts frame manager.
Moore and Kristofferson are making photographic donations to a silent auction benefiting Take 121’s chosen non-profit, Saddle Up, a therapeutic riding program in Middle Tennessee for physically challenged children.
Moore is known throughout the US for her sensitive and stirring portraitures of the horse. Thirty years as a professional photographer and four decades of horse ownership give Moore a unique perspective into the equine world. The Murfreesboro resident owns five Tennessee Walking Horses, which are featured in her 200-page hardcover book, Walking With Friends.
Kristofferson’s work includes haunting images of wild horses, equines in Civil War reenactments and Steeple Chase races. His artful, atmospheric and often inspirational images has been exhibited in galleries around the world and published in a beautiful hardback book, Nor Shall Your Glory Be Forgot, which will be available for purchase at the show.
Take 121 is open Tuesday - Friday 10-6 and Saturday 11-3 or by appointment. For more information on the March 1 reception, call Take 121 Gallery at (615) 244-4642 or visit www.take121.com.
Saturday, February 23, 2008
CMT sponsors "Double Take" on American Horse
CMT tips hat to American Horse photo exhibit
An art gallery in the heart of the SoBro area of Nashville has rustled up a slew of sponsorships for an upcoming March 1 photo exhibit that pays homage to the American Horse.
Take 121 Arts is proud to announce that Country Music Television (CMT) will serve as the lead sponsor of an exclusive fine art photo exhibit for two local artists.
The opening night reception takes place Saturday, March 1 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Take 121 Art Gallery, 121 3rd Ave. S. The reception kick off the exhibit that runs through April 25.
“There is a huge interest in this showcase for obvious reasons – the horse is an American icon,” said Chad Hollingsworth, owner of Take 121 Arts. “The American Horse has its roots in Middle Tennessee, so we are celebrating with a lot of folks in this area. We have a number of sponsors who are excited to participate in a photographic exhibit where you get the sense of dirt and grass under your feet while enjoying this display.”
The three-hour extravaganza will feature the works of Maggie Moore, one of America’s premier horse photographers and Kris Kristofferson, a nationally renowned fine art auteur. All custom framing is finished by the artistic craftsmanship of Chris Gowen, Take 121 Arts frame manager.
Moore is known throughout the US for her sensitive and stirring portraitures of the horse. Thirty years as a professional photographer and four decades of horse ownership give Moore a unique perspective into the equine world. The Murfreesboro resident owns five Tennessee Walking Horses, which are featured in her 200-page hardcover book, Walking With Friends.
Kristofferson’s work includes haunting images of wild horses, equines in Civil War reenactments and Steeple Chase races. His artful, atmospheric and often inspirational images has been exhibited in galleries around the world and published in a beautiful hardback book, Nor Shall Your Glory Be Forgot, which will be available for purchase at the show.
The first hour of the show is sponsored by Hatchcreek Carriage, who will provide free horse and buggy strolls around historic downtown Nashville. The gallery will serve frozen Mint Julep’s provided by Rent-a-Rita; choice wines by The Wine Shoppe in Green Hills and small batch bourbon courtesy of Buffalo Trace. Appetizers will be provided by Past Perfect Restaurant, 122 Third Ave. S.
Nashville’s own Jim Allen will add to the ambience by performing his 1940s to 1960s style Texas Swing and Classic Country Music during the reception.
Moore and Kristofferson are making photographic donations to a silent auction benefiting Take 121’s chosen non-profit, Saddle Up, a therapeutic riding program in Middle Tennessee for physically challenged children.
Take 121 is open weekdays 10-6 and Saturday 11-3. For more information on the March 1reception, call Take 121 Gallery at (615) 244-4642 or visit www.take121.com.
An art gallery in the heart of the SoBro area of Nashville has rustled up a slew of sponsorships for an upcoming March 1 photo exhibit that pays homage to the American Horse.
Take 121 Arts is proud to announce that Country Music Television (CMT) will serve as the lead sponsor of an exclusive fine art photo exhibit for two local artists.
The opening night reception takes place Saturday, March 1 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Take 121 Art Gallery, 121 3rd Ave. S. The reception kick off the exhibit that runs through April 25.
“There is a huge interest in this showcase for obvious reasons – the horse is an American icon,” said Chad Hollingsworth, owner of Take 121 Arts. “The American Horse has its roots in Middle Tennessee, so we are celebrating with a lot of folks in this area. We have a number of sponsors who are excited to participate in a photographic exhibit where you get the sense of dirt and grass under your feet while enjoying this display.”
The three-hour extravaganza will feature the works of Maggie Moore, one of America’s premier horse photographers and Kris Kristofferson, a nationally renowned fine art auteur. All custom framing is finished by the artistic craftsmanship of Chris Gowen, Take 121 Arts frame manager.
Moore is known throughout the US for her sensitive and stirring portraitures of the horse. Thirty years as a professional photographer and four decades of horse ownership give Moore a unique perspective into the equine world. The Murfreesboro resident owns five Tennessee Walking Horses, which are featured in her 200-page hardcover book, Walking With Friends.
Kristofferson’s work includes haunting images of wild horses, equines in Civil War reenactments and Steeple Chase races. His artful, atmospheric and often inspirational images has been exhibited in galleries around the world and published in a beautiful hardback book, Nor Shall Your Glory Be Forgot, which will be available for purchase at the show.
The first hour of the show is sponsored by Hatchcreek Carriage, who will provide free horse and buggy strolls around historic downtown Nashville. The gallery will serve frozen Mint Julep’s provided by Rent-a-Rita; choice wines by The Wine Shoppe in Green Hills and small batch bourbon courtesy of Buffalo Trace. Appetizers will be provided by Past Perfect Restaurant, 122 Third Ave. S.
Nashville’s own Jim Allen will add to the ambience by performing his 1940s to 1960s style Texas Swing and Classic Country Music during the reception.
Moore and Kristofferson are making photographic donations to a silent auction benefiting Take 121’s chosen non-profit, Saddle Up, a therapeutic riding program in Middle Tennessee for physically challenged children.
Take 121 is open weekdays 10-6 and Saturday 11-3. For more information on the March 1reception, call Take 121 Gallery at (615) 244-4642 or visit www.take121.com.
Take 121 does Double Take on American Horse
CMT tips hat to American Horse photo exhibit
An art gallery in the heart of the SoBro area of Nashville has rustled up a slew of sponsorships for an upcoming March 1 photo exhibit that pays homage to the American Horse.
Take 121 Arts is proud to announce that Country Music Television (CMT) will serve as the lead sponsor of an exclusive fine art photo exhibit for two local artists.
The opening night reception takes place Saturday, March 1 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Take 121 Art Gallery, 121 3rd Ave. S. The reception kick off the exhibit that runs through April 25.
“There is a huge interest in this showcase for obvious reasons – the horse is an American icon,” said Chad Hollingsworth, owner of Take 121 Arts. “The American Horse has its roots in Middle Tennessee, so we are celebrating with a lot of folks in this area. We have a number of sponsors who are excited to participate in a photographic exhibit where you get the sense of dirt and grass under your feet while enjoying this display.”
The three-hour extravaganza will feature the works of Maggie Moore, one of America’s premier horse photographers and Kris Kristofferson, a nationally renowned fine art auteur. All custom framing is finished by the artistic craftsmanship of Chris Gowen, Take 121 Arts frame manager.
Moore is known throughout the US for her sensitive and stirring portraitures of the horse. Thirty years as a professional photographer and four decades of horse ownership give Moore a unique perspective into the equine world. The Murfreesboro resident owns five Tennessee Walking Horses, which are featured in her 200-page hardcover book, Walking With Friends.
Kristofferson’s work includes haunting images of wild horses, equines in Civil War reenactments and Steeple Chase races. His artful, atmospheric and often inspirational images has been exhibited in galleries around the world and published in a beautiful hardback book, Nor Shall Your Glory Be Forgot, which will be available for purchase at the show.
The first hour of the show is sponsored by Hatchcreek Carriage, who will provide free horse and buggy strolls around historic downtown Nashville. The gallery will serve frozen Mint Julep’s provided by Rent-a-Rita; choice wines by The Wine Shoppe in Green Hills and small batch bourbon courtesy of Buffalo Trace. Appetizers will be provided by Past Perfect Restaurant, 122 Third Ave. S.
Nashville’s own Jim Allen will add to the ambience by performing his 1940s to 1960s style Texas Swing and Classic Country Music during the reception.
Moore and Kristofferson are making photographic donations to a silent auction benefiting Take 121’s chosen non-profit, Saddle Up, a therapeutic riding program in Middle Tennessee for physically challenged children.
Take 121 is open weekdays 10-6 and Saturday 11-3. For more information on the March 1reception, call Take 121 Gallery at (615) 244-4642 or visit www.take121.com.
An art gallery in the heart of the SoBro area of Nashville has rustled up a slew of sponsorships for an upcoming March 1 photo exhibit that pays homage to the American Horse.
Take 121 Arts is proud to announce that Country Music Television (CMT) will serve as the lead sponsor of an exclusive fine art photo exhibit for two local artists.
The opening night reception takes place Saturday, March 1 from 6 to 9 p.m. at Take 121 Art Gallery, 121 3rd Ave. S. The reception kick off the exhibit that runs through April 25.
“There is a huge interest in this showcase for obvious reasons – the horse is an American icon,” said Chad Hollingsworth, owner of Take 121 Arts. “The American Horse has its roots in Middle Tennessee, so we are celebrating with a lot of folks in this area. We have a number of sponsors who are excited to participate in a photographic exhibit where you get the sense of dirt and grass under your feet while enjoying this display.”
The three-hour extravaganza will feature the works of Maggie Moore, one of America’s premier horse photographers and Kris Kristofferson, a nationally renowned fine art auteur. All custom framing is finished by the artistic craftsmanship of Chris Gowen, Take 121 Arts frame manager.
Moore is known throughout the US for her sensitive and stirring portraitures of the horse. Thirty years as a professional photographer and four decades of horse ownership give Moore a unique perspective into the equine world. The Murfreesboro resident owns five Tennessee Walking Horses, which are featured in her 200-page hardcover book, Walking With Friends.
Kristofferson’s work includes haunting images of wild horses, equines in Civil War reenactments and Steeple Chase races. His artful, atmospheric and often inspirational images has been exhibited in galleries around the world and published in a beautiful hardback book, Nor Shall Your Glory Be Forgot, which will be available for purchase at the show.
The first hour of the show is sponsored by Hatchcreek Carriage, who will provide free horse and buggy strolls around historic downtown Nashville. The gallery will serve frozen Mint Julep’s provided by Rent-a-Rita; choice wines by The Wine Shoppe in Green Hills and small batch bourbon courtesy of Buffalo Trace. Appetizers will be provided by Past Perfect Restaurant, 122 Third Ave. S.
Nashville’s own Jim Allen will add to the ambience by performing his 1940s to 1960s style Texas Swing and Classic Country Music during the reception.
Moore and Kristofferson are making photographic donations to a silent auction benefiting Take 121’s chosen non-profit, Saddle Up, a therapeutic riding program in Middle Tennessee for physically challenged children.
Take 121 is open weekdays 10-6 and Saturday 11-3. For more information on the March 1reception, call Take 121 Gallery at (615) 244-4642 or visit www.take121.com.
Sunday, February 17, 2008
Shelly Saltman appears in Palm Springs Feb. 20
SHELLY SALTMAN, INTERNATIONAL SPORTS PROMOTER WILL BE NEXT FEATURED “DINNER WITH….” SPEAKER ON WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 20 AT MELVYN’S AT THE INGLESIDE INN IN PALM SPRINGS
Following its early successful track record with its fun “Dinner With…” speakers series, Melvyn’s presents Shelly Saltman international promoter, who will appear on Wednesday, February 20 at 6:30 p.m.
For over fifty years Sheldon "Shelly" Saltman has been involved in major Corporate, Entertainment and Sports productions around the world. He has represented a galaxy of world class figures including the late Russian President, Boris Yeltsin. As an event producer, promoter, publicist and government advisor, Saltman’s list of his successes reads like a roll call of American sports, music and entertainment
including World Championship fights featuring Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, Tommy Hearns and Roberto Duran, concert tours with Andy Williams, The Who, Joe Cocker. He has also held key executive positions with major sports franchises like the Los Angeles Lakers basketball teams plus a strong hand in the formation of the now defunct World Football League, as well as two NBA Franchises.
Saltman is the former President of 20th Century FOX Sports and a published author of three books including “Fear No Evel” about his years of promoting the flashy daredevil. He is the creator of the CBS hit TV Series “Challenge of the Sexes,” and the syndicated series “Pro Fan.” With his partner Stuart Rowlands, he owns SR Media, a marketing /pr/promotion firm headquartered in Los Angeles with offices in Palm Springs. SR Media’s two principals have been responsible for more than 1,000 events in 52 countries including the Nobel Peace Prize, the Ghana Government, the Bulgarian government and the Quebec Ministry of Tourism.
The “Dinner With….” series features an intimate four-course gourmet dinner with a celebrity, author or notable personality and an opportunity for a Q & A following an informal talk by the guest speaker. Cost is $35 per person, excluding tax and gratuity.
Reservations are required by calling 760 325-2323.
Following its early successful track record with its fun “Dinner With…” speakers series, Melvyn’s presents Shelly Saltman international promoter, who will appear on Wednesday, February 20 at 6:30 p.m.
For over fifty years Sheldon "Shelly" Saltman has been involved in major Corporate, Entertainment and Sports productions around the world. He has represented a galaxy of world class figures including the late Russian President, Boris Yeltsin. As an event producer, promoter, publicist and government advisor, Saltman’s list of his successes reads like a roll call of American sports, music and entertainment
including World Championship fights featuring Muhammad Ali, Joe Frazier, Tommy Hearns and Roberto Duran, concert tours with Andy Williams, The Who, Joe Cocker. He has also held key executive positions with major sports franchises like the Los Angeles Lakers basketball teams plus a strong hand in the formation of the now defunct World Football League, as well as two NBA Franchises.
Saltman is the former President of 20th Century FOX Sports and a published author of three books including “Fear No Evel” about his years of promoting the flashy daredevil. He is the creator of the CBS hit TV Series “Challenge of the Sexes,” and the syndicated series “Pro Fan.” With his partner Stuart Rowlands, he owns SR Media, a marketing /pr/promotion firm headquartered in Los Angeles with offices in Palm Springs. SR Media’s two principals have been responsible for more than 1,000 events in 52 countries including the Nobel Peace Prize, the Ghana Government, the Bulgarian government and the Quebec Ministry of Tourism.
The “Dinner With….” series features an intimate four-course gourmet dinner with a celebrity, author or notable personality and an opportunity for a Q & A following an informal talk by the guest speaker. Cost is $35 per person, excluding tax and gratuity.
Reservations are required by calling 760 325-2323.
Wednesday, February 13, 2008
Terrill appears at Melvyn's on Feb. 13
Biographer set to appear at Melvyn's series
Judith Salkin • The Desert Sun • February 12, 2008
Since 1989, Marshall Terrill has spent a lot of time researching and chronicling the life of Steve McQueen.
On Wednesday, he'll be the guest speaker at Melvyn's "Dinner With..." speakers series in Palm Springs.
Terrill's first book, "Steve McQueen: Portrait of an American Rebel," was published in 1993. Since then, Terrill has published 10 books, including "Steve McQueen: The Last Mile" (2007).
Terrill is also an experienced reporter. His career began in 1989, shortly after going to work for Charles Keating, the banker at the center of the decade's savings and loan scandal.
"I was working my way through college," said Terrill. His plan was to earn his degree and go to work for one of Keating's companies.
But, "when the job went, so did my marriage." (Keating was convicted of fraud in 1999.)
In 2007, Merrill published three books, including his latest McQueen book, which took nine months.
"It's mostly a pictorial with a 500-word passage at each chapter," he said. "It's Barbara's (McQueen's third wife) recollections of their time together."
Terrill also published "Maravich," a biography of basketball legend "Pistol" Pete Maravich, and "Elvis: Still Taking Care of Business," co-authored with Sonny West, who was Presley's friend and bodyguard for 16 years.
"That book took four years to research and write," Terrill said. "There's so much information out there on Elvis, I had to make sure it was absolutely perfect before it was published."
Judith Salkin • The Desert Sun • February 12, 2008
Since 1989, Marshall Terrill has spent a lot of time researching and chronicling the life of Steve McQueen.
On Wednesday, he'll be the guest speaker at Melvyn's "Dinner With..." speakers series in Palm Springs.
Terrill's first book, "Steve McQueen: Portrait of an American Rebel," was published in 1993. Since then, Terrill has published 10 books, including "Steve McQueen: The Last Mile" (2007).
Terrill is also an experienced reporter. His career began in 1989, shortly after going to work for Charles Keating, the banker at the center of the decade's savings and loan scandal.
"I was working my way through college," said Terrill. His plan was to earn his degree and go to work for one of Keating's companies.
But, "when the job went, so did my marriage." (Keating was convicted of fraud in 1999.)
In 2007, Merrill published three books, including his latest McQueen book, which took nine months.
"It's mostly a pictorial with a 500-word passage at each chapter," he said. "It's Barbara's (McQueen's third wife) recollections of their time together."
Terrill also published "Maravich," a biography of basketball legend "Pistol" Pete Maravich, and "Elvis: Still Taking Care of Business," co-authored with Sonny West, who was Presley's friend and bodyguard for 16 years.
"That book took four years to research and write," Terrill said. "There's so much information out there on Elvis, I had to make sure it was absolutely perfect before it was published."
Wednesday, February 6, 2008
Marshall Terrill appears in Palm Springs Feb. 13
Author to talk about Steve McQueen
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10:00 PM PST on Saturday, February 2, 2008
By MONIQUE H. HENDERSON
Special to The Press-Enterprise
A journalist and author who has written a best-selling biography on actor Steve McQueen is set to discuss his work during an appearance at the Ingleside Inn in Palm Springs.
Marshall Terrill will speak at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 13 at Melvyn's inside the inn.
The inn is at 200 W. Ramon Road in Palm Springs. Tickets are $35 and reservations are required. The event is part of the inn's "Dinner With ..." series.
Terrill is the author of more than 10 books, including the biography, "Steve McQueen: Portrait of an American Rebel."
In 2006, he published a biography of basketball legend "Pistol" Pete Maravich.
He also is the author of "Elvis: Still Taking Care of Business," which was published in 2007, and "Skywalker: The David Thompson Story."
Terrill also edited several books on subjects including history, baseball and the film and music industry.
He teaches a college course title How to Get Your Book Published.
Terrill, who lives in Tempe, Ariz., with his wife, Zoe, also is a reporter for Tribune Newspapers and does public relations consulting.
His books have been reviewed in publications including People, Cosmopolitan, Playboy, Entertainment Weekly, The New York Times, Hollywood Reporter and Readers Digest.
The Ingleside Inn was built as a private residence in 1925, and was converted to an inn in 1935. The inn, which features a classic, old world style, is a Palm Springs Historic Landmark.
Call (760) 325-2323 for tickets or more information.
Download story podcast
10:00 PM PST on Saturday, February 2, 2008
By MONIQUE H. HENDERSON
Special to The Press-Enterprise
A journalist and author who has written a best-selling biography on actor Steve McQueen is set to discuss his work during an appearance at the Ingleside Inn in Palm Springs.
Marshall Terrill will speak at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 13 at Melvyn's inside the inn.
The inn is at 200 W. Ramon Road in Palm Springs. Tickets are $35 and reservations are required. The event is part of the inn's "Dinner With ..." series.
Terrill is the author of more than 10 books, including the biography, "Steve McQueen: Portrait of an American Rebel."
In 2006, he published a biography of basketball legend "Pistol" Pete Maravich.
He also is the author of "Elvis: Still Taking Care of Business," which was published in 2007, and "Skywalker: The David Thompson Story."
Terrill also edited several books on subjects including history, baseball and the film and music industry.
He teaches a college course title How to Get Your Book Published.
Terrill, who lives in Tempe, Ariz., with his wife, Zoe, also is a reporter for Tribune Newspapers and does public relations consulting.
His books have been reviewed in publications including People, Cosmopolitan, Playboy, Entertainment Weekly, The New York Times, Hollywood Reporter and Readers Digest.
The Ingleside Inn was built as a private residence in 1925, and was converted to an inn in 1935. The inn, which features a classic, old world style, is a Palm Springs Historic Landmark.
Call (760) 325-2323 for tickets or more information.
Marshall Terrill appears in Palm Springs Feb. 13
Author to talk about Steve McQueen
Saturday, February 2, 2008
By MONIQUE H. HENDERSON
Special to The Press-Enterprise
A journalist and author who has written a best-selling biography on actor Steve McQueen is set to discuss his work during an appearance at the Ingleside Inn in Palm Springs.
Marshall Terrill will speak at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 13at Melvyn's inside the inn.
The inn is at 200 W. Ramon Road in Palm Springs. Tickets are $35 and reservations are required. The event is part of the inn's "Dinner With ..." series.
Terrill is the author of more than 10 books, including the biography, "Steve McQueen: Portrait of an American Rebel."
In 2006, he published a biography of basketball legend "Pistol" Pete Maravich.
He also is the author of "Elvis: Still Taking Care of Business," which was published in 2007, and "Skywalker: The David Thompson Story."
Terrill also edited several books on subjects including history, baseball and the film and music industry.
He teaches a college course title How to Get Your Book Published.
Terrill, who lives in Tempe, Ariz., with his wife, Zoe, also is a reporter for Tribune Newspapers and does public relations consulting.
His books have been reviewed in publications including People, Cosmopolitan, Playboy, Entertainment Weekly, The New York Times, Hollywood Reporter and Readers Digest.
The Ingleside Inn was built as a private residence in 1925, and was converted to an inn in 1935. The inn, which features a classic, old world style, is a Palm Springs Historic Landmark.
Call (760) 325-2323 for tickets or more information.
Saturday, February 2, 2008
By MONIQUE H. HENDERSON
Special to The Press-Enterprise
A journalist and author who has written a best-selling biography on actor Steve McQueen is set to discuss his work during an appearance at the Ingleside Inn in Palm Springs.
Marshall Terrill will speak at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 13at Melvyn's inside the inn.
The inn is at 200 W. Ramon Road in Palm Springs. Tickets are $35 and reservations are required. The event is part of the inn's "Dinner With ..." series.
Terrill is the author of more than 10 books, including the biography, "Steve McQueen: Portrait of an American Rebel."
In 2006, he published a biography of basketball legend "Pistol" Pete Maravich.
He also is the author of "Elvis: Still Taking Care of Business," which was published in 2007, and "Skywalker: The David Thompson Story."
Terrill also edited several books on subjects including history, baseball and the film and music industry.
He teaches a college course title How to Get Your Book Published.
Terrill, who lives in Tempe, Ariz., with his wife, Zoe, also is a reporter for Tribune Newspapers and does public relations consulting.
His books have been reviewed in publications including People, Cosmopolitan, Playboy, Entertainment Weekly, The New York Times, Hollywood Reporter and Readers Digest.
The Ingleside Inn was built as a private residence in 1925, and was converted to an inn in 1935. The inn, which features a classic, old world style, is a Palm Springs Historic Landmark.
Call (760) 325-2323 for tickets or more information.
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