The Plaza Theatre in Palm Springs opened its doors to the community this afternoon, inviting residents to a festival-style open house that celebrated the landmark venue’s revival. The event drew steady crowds as visitors enjoyed free guided tours, live performances, and appearances by local arts organizations.
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As we get ready to head into our school and Thanksgiving break, all of us at Adopt the Arts want to pause and share our heartfelt gratitude with the community that makes everything we do possible.
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Two legendary rockers, Black Sabbath bassist Geezer Butler and Bad Company frontman Paul Rodgers, will be saluted at the Adopt the Arts foundation’s 2026 Sound and Vision Awards. The event will take place on March 2, 2026, at the historic Plaza Theatre in Palm Springs, California.
Adopt the Arts’ Sound & Vision Awards honor Geezer Butler & Paul Rodgers for their talent and impact on music education.
Updates from Los Angeles & the Coachella Valley
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Music, movement, and mentorship came together in a big way as more than 100 elementary students gathered at Agua Caliente Elementary School for a special workshop hosted by the Adopt the Arts Foundation.
Macy Gray and Matt Sorum interact with local students during the Adopt the Arts Foundations’ Changels Honor Choir Workshop at Agua Caliente Elementary School in Cathedral City, Calif., Sept. 25, 2025
Listen to “428- Co-director of Adopt the Arts Laurie Baker and Vista del Monte Elementary music teacher Michael Fergon” by You Learn Something New Every Day.
COACHELLA VALLEY, Calif. (KESQ)- Coachella Valley Adopt the Arts Honor Choir helped Ringo Starr celebrate his 85th Birthday with the annual “Peace & Love” campaign on July 7 with the help of the Artemis Space Program.
Paul Rodgers, famed frontman of Free and Bad Company, teams up with children’s choir The Changels to perform “Rock ‘N’ Roll Fantasy” in support of Adopt the Arts.
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