Destination PSP

170 North Palm Canyon Drive, Palm Springs, CA, United States

760-354-9154

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Modernism gift shop

In addition to the usual “gift shop” branded apparel, Destination PSP offers modernists their choice of official Modernism Week souvenirs along with mid-century inspired glassware, ceramics and artwork.

Palm Springs Film Festival and Desert AIDs Project items are also available, as are large-scale reproductions of vintage Palm Springs Life magazine covers, which are very nice!

Destination PSP is not “just an another gift shop” and definitely worth checking out. Located downtown, adjacent to the often-overlooked Town & Country Center .

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