Heaven, Hell and Back Again – Amy Armstrong

Hunters Palm Springs is raising a glass to National Martini Day on June 19th — the perfect excuse to shake up your Friday with a perfectly crafted cocktail. Whether you're a classic gin martini purist or prefer yours vodka-forward, the bar's got you covered with reasonably priced drinks and the kind of crowd that knows how to celebrate the little things.

Gennine Francis Jackson brings her powerhouse vocals and theatrical presence to The Roost for an evening of live performance that celebrates the artistry and spirit that define great entertainment. Expect the kind of show that reminds you why live music matters — a performer who commands the stage and connects with the crowd. Grab a cocktail, settle in, and let yourself be transported by someone who knows how to deliver a night worth remembering.

Sunday afternoon bingo that actually matters — every game benefits a different local charity plus The Roost Foundation Scholarship Fund. Seating starts at noon, games kick off at 12:30pm sharp. $22.53 admission gets you in the door and supports the community. It's the kind of afternoon that feels good because it does good.

Sunday nights at RetroRoom Lounge mean karaoke from 8pm until closing, with hosts Josie and Dion keeping the energy up. It's the kind of intimate, unpretentious bar where you actually want to sing — handcrafted cocktails, a welcoming crowd, and an easy-to-use app that makes finding your song painless. 21 and over.

A decade of RISQUÉ comes to a close with the season's final show — a celebration of ten years of fierce performances, dazzling looks, and the kind of high-energy entertainment that's made this a Palm Springs institution. The new cast is ready to serve, and this is the last chance to catch them on stage before the curtain falls for the season.

Monday nights at The Roost are for people who've got something to say — whether that's a poem that's been living in your head, a song you've been working on, or a story you need to tell. It's the kind of open mic where the crowd actually listens, the energy is genuinely supportive, and you'll hear everything from comedy to spoken word to raw, honest performances. Free to attend and free to perform, it's become one of those rare nights where the community shows up for each other. Come for the performances, stay for the people.