The General Patton Memorial Museum is a military history museum with exhibits ranging from World War I through the Iraq and Afghanistan Wars. Established in 1988 to honor the memory of General George Patton, the museum is located at the heart of the Desert Training...

The mission of the Coachella Valley Historical Society, Inc. is to preserve, interpret, and share the artifacts that create a dialogue about the evolving history of the Coachella Valley.

The La Quinta Museum is located near La Quinta’s Old Town and features artifacts and specimens from La Quinta’s history.

The Living Desert is a 1200 acre facility that specializes in the plants and animals found throughout the deserts of the world. Many exotic and endangered species can be seen in natural surroundings such as bighorn sheep, oryx, cheetahs, wolves, striped hyenas,...

The Living Desert is a 1200 acre facility that specializes in the plants and animals found throughout the deserts of the world. Many exotic and endangered species can be seen in natural surroundings.

Dedicated to the Coachella Valley's most popular sport.

The arboretum contains desert trees, plants and shrubs. Its ongoing development is intended to be a long-term, campus-wide project, and an integral part of the agricultural curriculum. Students are actively engaged in the planting.

The Walter N. Marks Center for the Arts is a nonprofit cultural and educational facility located on College of the Desert's campus.  Committed to educational excellence, The Marks Center provides a venue for artistic exploration, experimentation and research. ...

Featuring an interactive 104 seat "Happy Heart" Cinema, the California Museum of the Heart will get your blood pumping with fun facts about your body's most powerful machine!

The Children's Discovery Museum of the Desert inspires and promotes intellectual curiosity and self expression through inventive and interactive exhibits and programs. It encourages children to learn about themselves and the world around them by exploring the natural...