village guide - Borrego Springs Chamber and Visitor`s Bureau

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BORREGO SPRINGS
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2011 VILLAGE GUIDE
Borrego Springs is literally a village in a park. No other U.S. community is completely
surrounded by park wilderness. As one of only two certified Dark Sky Communities in the
country, we are far removed from urban sprawl, noise, and light pollution. You won’t even
find a stoplight here!
What you will find is that Borrego Springs has much to offer – as a travel destination
and as a special place to live and do business. The more you explore here, the more
you’ll discover. Most who visit us return often, and some end up living here, full-time or
seasonally. Prepare to relax, unwind, stare at the galaxy, and experience the peace,
darkness, and silence of California’s Secret Desert™.
This 2011 Village Guide introduces you to the businesses, services, and organizations
dedicated to bringing a high quality of life to our visitors and residents alike. Whether
you’re searching for lodging, dining, shopping, events, entertainment, or professional
services, you’ll find what you need in these pages. Our goal is to make it easy for you to
Shop Borrego First™.
We sincerely appreciate your patronage of our advertisers. Our businesses are owned
and managed by real and interesting people who’ve invested their dreams and their
futures in Borrego Springs. We hope you enjoy meeting them!
Borrego Springs Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors
Rich Caldwell, President
Lynn Pierce, Vice President
Dori Holladay, Secretary
Leo Buckley, Treasurer
Joe Raffetto, Director
Kelley Jorgensen, Director
Pat Havens, Director
Rick Vesci, Director
Bunnie Hamilton, Director
SHOP
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Borrego Springs Chamber of Commerce & Visitors’ Bureau
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QU i c k Re f eren ce
Utilities
Telephone ATT
San Diego Gas & Electric
Borrego Water District
Allied Waste
Cable USA
Fire / Police
Non-Emergency Police
Borrego Springs Fire Department
Government / Community / Park
Chamber of Commerce
Anza-Borrego State Park Visitor Center
Wildflower Hotline
County of San Diego
County Road Conditions
Post Office
School / Library / News
Borrego Springs School District
Library
Borrego Sun Newspaper
Hospital / Medical
Borrego Medical Center, Borrego Springs
Gordon T. Wimer, DDS - Dental Emergencies
Eisenhower Medical Center, Rancho Mirage
Pioneers Memorial Hospital, Brawley
Palomar Medical Center, Escondido
Pomerado Medical Center, Poway
800-222-3111
800-611-SDGE
760-767-5806
760-355-0004
760-767-5607
760-767-5656
760-767-5436
760-767-5555
760-767-4205
760-767-4684
858-694-3900
760-767-7623
760-767-0741
760-767-5359
760-767-5761
760-767-5338
760-767-5051
760-767-5112
760-340-3911
760-351-3333
760-739-3000
858-613-4000
Transportation
Getting Around in Borrego
Desert Car Rental
760-767-7415
Borrego Valley Airport
Palm Springs Intl. Airport
San Diego Intl. Airport
Rural Bus Transit
760-767-7415
760-318-3800
619-400-2400
800-858-0291
Traveling to Borrego
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For information about medical, transportation, or emergency services in Borrego Springs, please
visit our website at www.borregospringschamber.com or call 760-767-5555.
CONTENTS
Features
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Quick Reference Guide
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Artist Profile Cover Art. A profile on artist,
Barbara Nickerson.
A Message from Supervisor Bill Horn
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The Desert Blooms Everyone wants to see
the wildflowers! Learn when and where from Betsy
Knaak.
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Mid-Century Modern Architecture &
Design Learn about Borrego Springs’ mid-century
design legacy from resident and historian Bill
Lawrence.
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Distinctive Desert Dining Consider yourself
in-the-know as Gwenn Marie offers you the local
“skinny” on eating in Borrego.
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Galleta Meadows Sculptures What are
those creatures? A desert mirage? Go see for
yourself!
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For All Seasons Gwenn Marie describes our
definite desert seasons. There’s something for
everyone!
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Dark Sky by Dennis Mammana Explore
the starry skies as they sparkle in Borrego Springs.
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The Lively Arts We are blessed with an
abundance of creative talent! Gwenn Marie tells you
where to find it, from the theater to fine art galleries.
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California’s Secret Desert TM
How could anything like it stay a secret from 20
million people?
Sections
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Lodging
Anza-Borrego Desert
State Park
Restaurants
Calendar of Events
Galleta Meadows
Sculpture Map
Activities
Art
Shopping
Services
Map of Borrego Springs
Above: Don Robidoux shows the way at Fonts Point - Rich Caldwell, copyright 2001. The Borrego Springs
Village Guide is an annual publication produced by the Borrego Springs Chamber of Commerce.
Artist profile
Barbara Nickerson
2011 Borrego Springs
Village Guide is a:
A native of Wisconsin, Barbara received her BFA at the Art Institute of
Chicago. Barbara has shown her work in New York at Lincoln Center
and the Salmagundi Club. She has shown in Japan and Germany
and in 1994 had a solo show in Paris,BORREGO
France. She is SPRINGS
listed in both
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the Encyclopedia of Sumi-E and Who’sC Who
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Artists. Barbara is a signature member of the Northwest Watercolor
Society, Women Painters of Washington,
and Puget Sound Sumi Artists.
Borrego Springs Chamber
of Commerce Publication
786 Palm Canyon Drive
PO Box 420
Borrego Springs, CA 92004
760-767-5555
800-559-5524
www.borregospringschamber.com
Creative Team
Gwenn Marie, Editor
Erica Savage, Design
Lisa McNatt, Sales
Kimberly Williamson,
Project Manager
Editorial Team
Gwenn Marie
Photography
Erica Savage
Rich Caldwell
Elizabeth Courtier
Dennis Mammana
Fred Jee
Advertising
Lisa McNatt
Design and Layout
Erica Savage
Special Thanks to:
Dennis Mammana
Betsy Knaak
Bill Lawrence
Kim Daniel & Borrego
Springs Resort & Spa
Nancy Bye
Lynn Pierce
The wonderful Borrego
Springs Chamber of
Commerce volunteers
2011 Borrego Springs
Village Guide
Copyright © Borrego
Springs Chamber of
Commerce.
All rights reserved
No part of this publication may
be reproduced or transmitted
in any form or by any
means, without permission
in writing from the publisher:
Borrego Springs Chamber
of Commerce, PO Box 420,
Borrego Springs, CA 92004.
While every effort was
made to ensure accuracy,
Borrego Springs Chamber of
Commerce does not assume
any respnsibility for errors or
omissions.
www.BarbaraNickerson.com
206-910-1070
P.O. Box 2295
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A message from
San Diego County Supervisor Bill Horn
2011 Borrego Springs Village Guide
On behalf of the County of San Diego, welcome to Borrego
Springs. I am honored to represent the people of Borrego
Springs as their Supervisor for North County’s Fifth District.
Borrego Springs is a gem in our County, a community with
clean air, stunning desert flowers, a magnificent sense of
history, friendly people, more than enough “elbow room,” and
not a stoplight within 50 miles!
It also is a thriving community of business people, educators,
health specialists and retired individuals who understand how
to treat the people and meet their every need.
Over the years, I have been pleased to award grants from our discretionary Neighborhood
Reinvestment fund for the Borrego Springs Library, the Anza-Borrego Foundation, and the
Christmas celebration at, where else, Christmas Circle Park.
The guide you have in your hands will be a great help in getting to know Borrego Springs and its
many events and will assist you to be part of what makes this community extra special.
Supervisor Bill Horn
San Diego County
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Photo © Borrego Springs Resort & Spa
L o d g i n g
From four-star elegance to sleeping under the stars, Borrego Springs offers
a wide range of accommodations to suit every taste, need, and budget. From
rustic campsites to full-service resorts, from romantic inns, luxury RV camps, and
budget-friendly motels to spacious vacation rental homes, you can find what you
need here. Welcome! Make yourself at home.
hotels • motels • inns • vacation rentals • rv
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Lodg i n g
hotels / motels / inns
vacation rentals
Borrego Springs Resort & Spa
Borrego Desert Vacations
1112 Tilting T Drive, Borrego Springs, CA 92004
This luxury resort boasts newly re-designed guestrooms
& suites, each with a private terrace & many amenities.
Guests enjoy a full-service spa, a heated pool, tennis
courts, golf, restaurant & lounge, business center and
more. (see ad on page 11)
)888-826-7734 / 760-767-5700
www.borregospringsresort.com
PO Box 851, Borrego Springs, CA 92004
Spend your vacation in Montesoro’s gated community!
1,2,&3 bedroom private homes & casitas, available
for daily, weekly & monthly rentals. Homes are fully
furnished with full kitchens & linens provided. Recreation
available on site: Tom Fazio 18-hole golf course, pool/
hot tubs, tennis, hiking & pet park. Pictures of homes
available online. (see ad on page 12)
)760-702-0150
www.borregodesertvacations.com
Borrego Valley Inn
405 Palm Canyon Drive,
Premium desert inn with rustic southwestern elegance.
Serene gardens, pristine desert surroundings, 15
peaceful rooms, private sun/star patios, two pools and
hot tubs, delicious breakfast. Your place in the desert.
(see ad on next page)
)800-333-5810 / 760-767-0311
www.borregovalleyinn.com
Hacienda del Sol
610 Palm Canyon Drive, Borrego Springs, CA 92004
Six acres of beautiful desert setting. Close to shops &
restaurants. Motel rooms, full kitchen units & cottages. A
very rustic & family friendly place.
)760-767-5442 / fax 760-767-5469
Palm Canyon Resort
221 Palm Canyon Drive Borrego Springs, CA 92004
Hotel and RV accommodations. Casual restaurant and
bar. At the entrance to Anza-Borrego Desert State Park.
Short walk to galleries and shops.
)760-767-5341 / 800-242-0044
www.palmcanyonresort.com
The Palms at Indian Head
2220 Hoberg Road, Borrego Springs, CA 92004
Once a hideaway for Hollywood stars. Now a quiet,
elegant, small full-service resort with amazing views and
an Olympic-size swimming pool. Two restaurants, bars.
(see ad on page 11)
)760-767-7788 / fax 760-767-9717
www.thepalmsatindianhead.com
Stanlunds Resort Inn & Suites
2771 Borrego Springs Road,
1/2 mile from town center. Classic mid-century motel, 21
rooms, free Wi-Fi, heated pool, pets welcome!
(see ad on page 12)
)760-767-5501
www.stanlunds.com
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Borrego Rentals
587 Palm Canyon Drive, Ste. 112
Looking for vacation or seasonal rental accommodations?
Borrego Rentals offers a fine variety of condos and
private homes. Visit us at www.BorregoRentals.com to
preview properties and availability.
)760-767-4040
www.borregorentals.com
Club Circle Resort
3134 Club Circle East, PO Box 2130
Fully furnished 1 or 2 bedroom condos, full-size fully
equipped kitchens, linens, weekly maid service, cable
TV, affordable, groups welcome, huge pool, golf and
tennis. Daily, weekly, monthly. (see ad on next page)
)800-700-5944 / 760-767-5944
 www.clubcircleresort.com
RoadRunner Club Vacation Rentals
1010 Palm Canyon Drive, PO Box 549
Furnished luxury vacation homes in gated 55+
community. Two golf courses, driving range, pool, spa
and tennis, all on site. Clubhouse with billiards, card
room and planned activities. (see ad on page 6)
)760-767-5800
www.roadrunnerclub.com/vacationrentals
rv accommodations
Borrego Holiday Home Mobile Home Park
You can have it all, in a cozy, quiet and very friendly
community! RV sites have full hook-ups & Wi-Fi.
(see ad on page 12)
)760-767-3285
www.Borregoholidayhome.com
Leapin’ Lizard RV Ranch
Deborah Traviss
Located in Ocotillo Wells
5929 Kinkler Lane,
Come enjoy CTPA’S 2002 small RV Park of the Year
hospitality. Family owned and operated, we’re fantastic,
friendly and fun!
)760-767-4526
www.Leapinlizardrvranch.com
[email protected]
Clubborrego
Circle
Resort
springs,
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We rent......You relax.........
Celebrating
60 years of Combined
Property Services
Experience
GOLF
for all
ages and
abilities
The Springs at Borrego
2255 Di Giorgio Road, Borrego Springs, CA 92004
Large pull-through sites with full hook-ups. Pool, golf,
hot mineral water spas, long-term stay discounts.
Luxury RV rentals. Convenience store. Bike rentals.
RV storage. (see ad on page 6)
)866-330-0003 / 760-767-0004
www.springsatborrego.com
Vacation Rentals
Completely Furnished
Large Heated Pool
Biking Birding Wildlife
Our knowledgable staff - Your desert Concierge
daily, weekly, & monthly rates available
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www.clubcircleresort.com
Premium Desert Inn
15 rooms, two pools
southwestern rustic elegance
private sun & star patios
exquisite desert gardens
tranquility & quiet
lovely breakfast
www.BorregoValleyInn.com
800.333.5810
The Palms at Indian Head
The Springs at Borrego RV Resort
Stanlunds
RoadRunner Club Vacation Rentals
Palm Canyon Resort
Leapin’ Lizard RV Ranch
Hacienda del Sol
Club Circle
Borrego Valley Inn
Borrego Rentals
Borrego Holiday Home Park
Chart your accommodation
here for special needs and
services. Find the best
match for you and your
stay in Borrego Springs.
Borrego Desert Vacations
Lodging Matrix
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RV Specific
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Full Hook-Ups
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The
Palms
At indian head
“ I CAN PICTURE
MARTINIS BEING
POURED POOLSIDE...
FOR MARILYN, BING
AND MARLON.”
“THIS 12
ROOM GEM...
BOASTS ITS OWN
RESTAURANT & BAR”
NEW YORK TIMES
2002
SUNSET MAGAZINE
1997
SMALL HISTORIC INN...
SAN FRANCISCO
MAGAZINE
1998
GREAT BIG POOL
home of
“BEST
FOOD IN
TOWN”
the krazy coyote bar & grill
760-767-7788
Hotel
Full Service Spa
27 Hole Championship Golf Course
Restaurant | Lounge
Tennis | Fitness | Recreation
Heated Swimming Pool | Whirlpool Spa
Conference Center | Banquet Facilities
Destination Wedding Services
Business Center
stay… play… experience…
1112 Tilting T Drive
PO Box 981
888.826.7734 | 760.767.5700
borregospringsresort.com
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Borrego Holiday Home
Mobile Home Park
(A 55 and over community)
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Private sites, screened by mature oleanders
Quaint, quiet, friendly atmosphere
Newly renovated clubhouse with free WiFi
Heated swimming pool
Horseshoe pits, ﬁre ring and picnic area
Restrooms, showers and laundry facilities
Planned activities and potluck dinners
Seasonal and long-term lot rentals available
at very affordable prices.
RVs are e
(760)767-3285 Welcom
BorregoHolidayHome.com
Club Circle
Park
Fun for all ages and abilities!
Public Par 3
18 Hole Golf Course!
Includes 1.25 mile walking trail!
Regular prices:
$15 — 9 holes
$20 — 18 holes
Located at: Tilting T
and Marker Lane in
Borrego Springs, CA
For more information
call 760-767-5806
The Deser t Blooms
by betsy knaak, executive director, ABDNHA
Photo © Dennis Mammana
When do the wildflowers bloom? That’s the big question!
When winter rains and temperatures are just right, the unpredictable show attracts visitors
worldwide in February and March. Look for vibrant pink Sand Verbena, paper white Dune Evening
Primrose, and the golden Desert Sunflowers and Desert Dandelions en masse over sandy dunes;
the blue-purple Phacelia, and Canterbury Bells rising out of rocky soil closer to the canyons; and
the single Fivespot, Ghost Flower, or the enchanting Desert Lily.
Other spring color includes native cacti, shrubs, and trees, and the red haze of the flame-tipped
Ocotillos throughout the valley. As the temperatures climb, cacti reveal large, intricate blossoms of
magenta and chartreuse. In insect language, they shout, “Here I am!”
But there’s a secret – desert flowers actually bloom year-round. April is the best time for greenstemmed Palo Verde trees drenched with yellow blossoms, and blooming stalks of Desert Agave
and Mojave Yucca descend into the valley. In late spring Scarlet Bugler and Prickly Poppy decorate
roadsides at higher elevations. And in June, the Smoke Tree, native to our desert washes, can
be totally obscured by its dark blue flowers! In fall, after summer rains, the sunny Chinchweed
appears. Chuparosa, or “hummingbird bush,” often blooms in winter, offering nectar from tubular,
cherry-red blossoms.
Visit the Borrego Desert Nature Center, operated by the Anza-Borrego Desert Natural History
Association (ABDNHA) at 652 Palm Canyon Drive. Chat with our knowledgeable volunteers and
staff, and pick up a color wildflower brochure ($1) and our free handout, “What’s Bloomin’ Where?”
To learn more about desert wildflowers online, visit www.abdnha.org. You may also sign up for an
e-postcard notification at www.theabf.org or call the Anza-Borrego Desert State Park Wildflower
Hotline at 760-767-4684 .
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Anza-Borrego
Desert State Park
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park
200 Palm Canyon Drive, Borrego Springs, CA 92004
Park Headquarters: 760-767-5311
Visitor Center: 760-767-4205
www.parks.ca.gov
Visitor Center
October – May: open Thursday – Monday, 9 am – 5 pm
June – September: open weekends and holidays only
Campground Reservations: 800-444-7275
www.reserveamerica.com
Wildflower Hotline: 760-767-4684
For the latest wildflower updates, 24 hours a day
Anza-Borrego Foundation: 760-767-0446
ABDSP’s nonprofit cooperating association
Popular Hiking Destinations:
Borrego Palm Canyon – 3 miles roundtrip
This family-friendly hike begins at Borrego Palm
Canyon Campground. The gently climbing trail leads
to a native palm grove where wildlife abounds. Pick
up a self-guided trail brochure at the visitor center,
which describes plants and geology along the way.
Park day-use fee will be charged.
Hellhole Canyon – 5 miles roundtrip
Travel west on S22 for less than a mile and park
at Hellhole Canyon parking area. Follow the
well-beaten path into the canyon until you reach
Maidenhair Falls, a sparkling 20-foot waterfall.
This is a fairly difficult hike and some rock
scrambling will be required.
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Camping and Day Use
Developed Campgrounds
• Borrego Palm Canyon, Tamarisk Grove, Vern Whitaker Horse Camp
and Bow Willow
• Day-use fee: $8.00 per vehicle (collected at developed campgrounds)
• Visit the park’s website (www.parks.ca.gov) or contact the Visitor
Center for current camping fees
Primitive and Backcountry Camping
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park remains one of the few places in the
country where open camping is permitted. All primitive camping is free.
Primitive Camping Guidelines
• Camp at least 100 feet away from water
• Fires permitted in metal containers only. Fires built on the ground
are not permitted and will be cited. Please do not collect wood
• Park on the side of the road so others may pass
• Do not trample vegetation or drive over geologic formations
• Pack it in, pack it out: keep a clean camp and take all trash with you
Background Photo: Kati Cowan. Inset photos: Jeff Young, Diana Lindsay and Franz Boschiero
Dogs in the Park
Dogs are allowed in campgrounds and on dirt roads in the park. They
must be on a 6-foot leash and may not be taken on trails or cross-country.
This is for the safety of the park’s native animals, as well as the safety of
your dog. Rattlesnakes, coyotes and cactus are common hazards, and it is
common for dogs to suffer from burned pads on their feet.
Fonts Point – short walk to viewpoint
Following S22 east, turn right at Fonts Wash at
mile 29.3. Drive 4.5 miles and take the one-way
loop to small parking area. It’s a short uphill walk
to the dropoff, where you’ll have magnificent
views of the Borrego Badlands and the entire
Borrego Valley. 4WD recommended.
Pictograph Trail – 2 to 3 miles roundtrip
Follow Hwy S2 ~ 6 miles south of Scissor’s Crossing
to Blair Valley turnoff at mile 22.9. Travel 3.6 miles
ending at Pictograph Trailhead. This kid-friendly trail
leads to a pictograph-covered boulder. Continue ½
mile to reach Smuggler’s Canyon. Trail stops at the
edge of a dry waterfall with views of Vallecito Valley.
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The French Corner
Old world charm in the heart of Borrego Springs
Distinctive dinner menu
Luscious crepes, salads, soups
Daily specials
Delightful desserts
Exclusive wine list
French country antiques & collectibles
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721 Avenida Sureste, Borrego Springs
Just off Christmas Circle
(760) 767-5713
www.TheFrenchCorner.biz
[email protected]
Re s t a u r a n t s
Our restaurants offer a wide range of tasty choices, from savory fresh Mexican
food, to pizza, to four-star dining elegance, from casual “bar food” to sophisticated
continental entrees. They offer distinct environments, serving diverse menus at
varied prices. There is something for every taste and budget. Bon appétit!
breakfast • lunch • dinner
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Res taurants
The Arches at Borrego Springs Resort
The Fudge Factory
American fare, coupled with Southwestern dishes,
served daily in the restaurant bar, Fireside Lounge,
and Gaslamp Patio, while offering guests panoramic
views of the pristine golf course, and the Santa Rosa
Mountains. (see ad on page 11)
)888-826-7734 / 760-767-5700
The Fudge Factory, famous for its fresh "Cream &
Butter" fudge, is also noted for its gourmet coffees
and ice creams. Friendly service and a spotless
environment await you at this popular gathering place.
)760-767-5407
www.FudgeDirect.com
Krazy Coyote
Carlee’s Bar & Grill
The best food and drink, served in a fun and friendly
atmosphere. Open daily, 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. with
extended bar hours. Full bar, pool table, karaoke
nights. Andy Macuga, Manager.
(see ad on next page )
)760-767-3262
Carmelita’s Mexican Grill & Cantina
The MALL—575 Palm Canyon Drive
Best Mexican food in town! Full bar. Make
reservations for large parties. Menudo, ceviche,
fajitas, Mexican-style shrimp cocktails. Complete
plates or a la carte. Open daily 10 a.m. - 9 p.m.
Weekends, 8 a.m. - 9 p.m.
)760-767-5666
The French Corner
721 Avenida Sureste, PO Box 2357
Bonjour! A delightful desert surprise—a French
restaurant.
Divine dinners, soups, salads,
sandwiches, specials, cheeses, marvelous breads,
sweet and savory crepes, exclusive wines and
decadent desserts. Merci beaucoup!
(see ad on page 16)
)760-767-5713
www.TheFrenchCorner.biz
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at The Palms at Indian Head
2220 Hoberg Rd., Borrego Springs, CA 2004
Heralded by many as Borrego’s finest restaurant.
Special ambience in the lovely dining room and
dining patio overlooking the pool. High quality, fullservice bar. Fine wine list. (see ad on page 11)
)760-767-7788
The Red Ocotillo
2220 Hoberg Rd.
Open daily 7 a.m. to 9 p.m. Biggest breakfast in town.
Beautiful flower-bedecked pet-friendly patio. Full bar.
Breakfast, lunch, and dinner. Wi-Fi access.
)760-767-7400
THE RED OCOTILLO
B ORREGO SPRINGS,
C ALIFORNIA
The FUDGE FACTORY
RE-FIND US
BREAKFAST SERVED ALL
DAY / LUNCH / DINNER
WINE AND BEER BAR
WI-FI ACCESS
GOOD COFFEE
2220 Hoberg Rd
Borrego Springs, 92004
760-767-7400
OPEN DAILY 7AM - 9PM
PET FRIENDLY
PATIO
$4.95 PRIME RIB
THURS-SAT 4PM-10PM
FREE SHUTTLE • LIVE ENTERTAINMENT
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Mid-Century Modern
Architecture & Design
by bill lawrence
“...design that at its core, seeks to blur the lines between
the indoors and the stunning beauty of the desert.”
Borrego Springs features mid-century modern desert architecture and design that at its core,
seeks to blur the lines between the indoors and the stunning beauty of the desert.
Developed during the height of the mid-century modern movement (1945-1970), Borrego
Springs retains much of its historic fabric: a unique community asset worth preserving.
The work of Southern California’s most notable architects can be found in the neighborhoods
of Borrego, including homes designed by Cliff May, Henry Hester, Bill Krisel, William Kesling,
William Cody, Lloyd Ruocco and Richard Zerbe. Explore the neighborhoods of Deep Well
(across from Borrego Ranch Resort), the Estate Area (Verbena Drive) and de Anza Country
Club for examples of “modern” desert living. (Please note these are private homes; observe
only from the street. Please do not disturb residents.)
Borrego’s mid-century modern design is also evidenced in numerous public buildings, from
the Richard Zerbe designed “Borrego Springs Mall” on Palm Canyon Drive to the Hester and
Jones designed “Borrego Springs Resort” or “Hoberg’s” (Palms at Indian Head). Semi-annual
tours of Borrego’s mid-century modern architecture are scheduled, which include interiors of
residences.
More information on both Borrego’s mid-century modern architecture and future tours can be
found at www.borregomodern.com.
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Borrego Springs Desert Club, 1949, Design/Build William Kesling/Kesling Modern Structures
1951 Interior renovation by Richard Zerbe, AIA
Photo Courtesy of Elizabeth Courtier and Save Our Heritage Organisation (SOHO)
Calendar o f E v ents
October
October 15: COC Sundowner, Borrego Valley Airport, 5 – 7pm
October 29 – 31: 45th Annual Borrego Days Desert Festival
October 29: Rotary Club Borrego Days Breakfast, 6:30 – 9:30 am
October 30: BAI Reception, 5 – 8 pm
October 31: Lion’s Club Pancake Breakfast, 6:30 – 9:30 am
March
November
November 19: COC Sundowner, The Mall, 5 – 7 pm
November 20: BSPAC Opening Gala, 6 pm
November 20: ABF, Macro Photography, 8 am – 4 pm, Visitor Center
November 26: ABDHNA Lecture, BSPAC, 7:30 pm
November 27: BAI Reception, 5 – 8 pm
November 27: Rotary Club Tamale Festival, 11 am – 5pm
March 4, 5, 10, 11, 12: BSPAC presents “The Royal Life,” 7:30 pm
March 5: ABF Photo Contest Awards, BSPAC, 7:30 pm
March 14 – 19: BAI presents Plein Air Invitational
March 15: Community Concert, French Chamber Orchestra, BSPAC,
7:30 pm
March 18: COC Sundowner, 5 – 7 pm
March 19: BAI Plein Air Invitational Closing Reception, 5 – 8 pm
March 19, 20: Circle of Art, Christmas Circle
March 19, 20: BSPAC presents “The Music of WWII,” 3 pm
March 25: ABDNHA Lecture, BSPAC, 7:30 pm
March 26: BSPAC presents Chris Klich Jazz, 7:30 pm
March 27: ABDNHA Annual Garden Tour, 11 am – 4 pm
March 28: BSPAC Wine-Tasting Fundraiser, Krazy Coyote, 5 – 8 pm
December
April
December 3: Festival of Lights, 5 – 7 pm; Hot Shopping on Chili
Nights, 6 – 9 pm
December 4: ABDHNA Chili Fest, 4 – 7 pm
December 8: Community Concert, Wind Soloists of New York,
BSPAC, 7:30 pm
December 11: BSPAC presents “Christmas on the Radio,” 7:30 pm
December 12: BSPAC presents “Christmas on the Radio,” 3 pm
December 17: COC Sundowner, 5 – 7 pm
January
January 14, 15, 20, 21, 22: BSPAC presents “A Life in the Theater,”
7:30 pm
January 15: BAI Reception, 5 – 8 pm
January 18: Community Concert, Buddy Jewell, BSPAC, 7:30 pm
January 21: COC Sundowner, 5 – 7 pm
January 22: Rotary Club Casino Night
January 28: ABDNHA Lecture, BSPAC, 7:30 pm
January 29: BSPAC presents Muriel Anderson with Tierra Negra,
7:30 pm
January 31: ABF Photo Contest entry deadline
February
February 2: Community Concert, Greg Giannascolli, BSPAC,
7:30 pm
February 9: BSPAC presents City Ballet of San Diego, 7:30 pm
February 12: ABF, The Art of Photographic Seeing, Visitor Center,
8 am – 5 pm
February 13: Soroptimist Cupid’s Capers Fashion Show, de Anza,
12:30 pm
February 18: COC Sundowner
February 19: BAI, Photo Contest Show & Reception, 5 – 8 pm
February 19, 21, 23: BSPAC presents Beethoven Sonatas, 7:30 pm
February 25: ABDNHA Lecture, BSPAC, 7:30 pm
February 27: Soroptimist/Art Guild Home Tour
April 2: BSPAC presents Community Dance Recital, 7:30 pm
April 8: ABDNHA Lecture, BSPAC, 7:30 pm
April 9: BAI Show Reception, 5 – 8 pm
April 15: COC Sundowner, 5 – 7 pm
April 15: BSPAC presents Richard Smith & Julie Adams, 7:30 pm
Recurring Events
FARMERS MARKET
November through May, Fridays, 7am – noon. Find fresh organic
produce, meats and fish, flowers, jewelry and crafts, and more!
LIONS CLUB FLEA MARKET
First Saturdays, 8 am – Noon, Christmas Circle
COMMUNITY CLEAN UP
First Saturdays, 9 am at Christmas Circle
FOR MORE EVENT INFORMATION:
COC: Chamber of Commerce, www.borregospringschamber.com
ABDNHA: Anza-Borrego Desert Natural History Assn,
www.abdnha.org
BSPAC: Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center, www.bspac.net
ABF: Anza-Borrego Foundation, www.theabf.org
BAI: Borrego Art Institute, www.borregoartinstitute.org
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Distinctive
desert dining
Yes, Borrego Springs actually is in the “middle of nowhere,” but that doesn’t
mean you can’t enjoy fine and casual dining. What are you looking for?
Find romantic flair at the popular French Corner where the memorable décor is matched by the menu
and exclusive wine list. Daily specials offer delightful variety for lunch and dinner, including mussels,
steak au poivre, and classic coq au vin. Delectable crepes, soups, and salads are followed by mouthwatering desserts. Mais oui, reservations are recommended.
For comfortable elegance, try The Arches at Borrego Springs Resort. The bar and dining room have
incredible views across manicured golf greens to the Santa Rosas. Reserve a patio table to savor the
scenery with your meal. Favorites include steaks and seafood, and a spectacular chicken potpie.
Craving Italian? Head out to Assagio at the Borrego Valley Airport. The full-service bar looks over the
runway, with can’t-be-beat sunset views. The menu features Italian favorites, plus steaks, seafood, and
a lovely wine list, all at reasonable prices.
Find mid-century mystique at the Krazy Coyote and Red Ocotillo at the Palms at Indian Head, which
oozes history and atmosphere. The Red Ocotillo all-day menu includes everything from scrumptious
omelettes, burgers, and sandwiches to fruit cobblers. Starting at 5 pm, you can choose lamb chops,
steaks, and even ahi sashimi from the Krazy Coyote menu.
Local favorites for casual dining round out the picture. Carlee’s is a treasured gathering place offering
great food, a lively bar, and friendly faces – and karaoke on Thursday and Saturday evenings!
Carmelita’s, known for carne asada and fabulous guacamole, bustles with happy patrons, breakfast
through dinner. And Kendall’s Café, another popular local institution, serves in the very best “diner
tradition.”
You won’t find any chain fast food here, but Jilberto’s taco shop fills the bill with tasty burritos, tacos,
and salsas. Stop in at Calico’s for early morning coffee or lunch and the best pizza in town. And be sure
to wander over to the Fudge Factory for a sweet fix – homemade fudge and Blue Bunny ice cream.
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Photograph: Courtesy of Borrego Springs Resort & Spa
Galleta
Mea d o w s
sculptures
If you’re not prepared, the sight is startling. What are those creatures in the
middle of the desert? Is it a mirage? Why are they there? And who made them?
Borrego Springs is fast becoming known for its magical (some say surreal) menagerie of freestanding
life-size sculptures of the prehistoric creatures that roamed the valley millions of years ago. The gifts
of visionary town benefactor Dennis Avery, the sculptures sit on his private parcels known as Galleta
Meadows Estate, which are open to the public. The first sculptures were installed in April 2008, and
most of them are easily accessible from Borrego Springs Road, north and south.
The sculptures, based on renditions in the book Fossil Treasures of the Anza-Borrego Desert,
are painstakingly crafted of metal by sculptor Ricardo Breceda of Perris, California. He welds scrap
reinforcement bars, wire, and metal together and then adds life-like texture by pounding the materials
with hammers.
Now numbering in the dozens, the creatures appear to be a natural part of the landscape, and
discovering them makes for a desert safari adventure. The camels, sloths, llamas, wild horses, sabertooth cats, mammoths, giant birds, wild pigs, sheep, raptors, and tortoises look very much at home, as
well they should. Fossil discoveries here reveal the vertebrates date from the Pliocene-Pleistocene and
Miocene eras, three million years ago.
Recently, Avery and Breceda have expanded the collection to include noted humans, including Mexican
explorer Juan Bautista de Anza, who trekked through this desert with a missionary expedition bound
for San Francisco, and field workers who toiled here picking grapes prior to the historic United Farm
Workers boycott in the late 1960’s.
The project combines Avery’s creativity with his passion for paleontology and preserving open space,
and we are the beneficiaries of his generosity.
To find the sculptures, see the map on the following pages. For more information photos, and videos,
visit www.galletameadows.com.
Photograph: Courtesy of Fred Jee
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not to scale
Map courtesy of Galleta Meadows Estate
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VILLAGE GUIDE
2008/2009
VILLAGE GUIDE
Desert seasons are very distinctive.
But you can be sure that most days include sun!
2008/2009
SPRING. Wildflowers or not, spring is a sea change. Blustery winds blow, we sense the
warm days to come. More sun and longer days mean more time outdoors. Golfing, hiking,
tennis, photography, cycling – we want to be outside! In March we welcome the Circle of
Art, the Art Guild Art Faire, the Plein Air Invitational and gala gallery events. We bask in
desert sun and warmth. Enchanting!
VILLAGE
GUIDE
VILLAGE
VILLAGE
GUIDE
GUIDE
2008/2009
2008/2009
VILLAGE GUIDE
2008/2009
VILLAGE GUIDE
2008/2009
WINTER.
FALL. We happily
Evenings are cold,
and storms can
bring rain and
wind, rainbows,
and bronze
sunsets. Dry,
sunny, blue-sky
days are perfect
for exploring
the magnificent
Anza-Borrego
Desert State
Park. At night, we
bundle up to stargaze. The desert
might green with
rain, promising
precious spring
wildflowers –
always Mother
Nature’s call.
go back outside.
The last October
weekend is our
Borrego Days
Desert Festival,
the traditional
season kick-off,
with a rousing
parade and family
entertainment!
We scan midNovember skies
for the Leonid
meteor showers.
Then we celebrate
holidays with mild
days, chilly nights,
occasional storms,
and spectacular
rainbows.
Delightful!
2008/2009
SUMMER. It’s hot, sometimes really hot, and activity dwindles. Sunsets linger into balmy
nights, stars sparkle, and storms crackle. Some like it hot – real desert lovers. For you, we
offer air-cooled accommodations with sparkling pools, friendly service in our restaurants,
relaxed browsing at unique shops – and abundant peace and quiet.
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Photo © Borrego Springs Resort & Spa
A c t i v i t i e s
The scenic beauty that surrounds us and our inviting climate call us to explore the
mystery of desert geography, to spend time outside, to hike, to golf, to play tennis,
to ride, to linger. Fresh clean air and sunshine invigorate us. Let’s go outside!
golf • guides & tours • horsemanship •
outdoor gear • 55 plus
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Acti v i t i e s
golf
For an exceptional golfing experience, play this
professionally manicured 27-hole championship course,
with vast practice facilities, against the backdrop of the
Santa Rosa Mountains. (see ad on page 11)
)888-826-7734 / 760-767-3330
Club Circle Park
3134 Club Circle East
Beautiful desert views surround the 18-hole, par-3 Club
Circle Park Golf Course. No tee times required. A fun
course for all ages & abilities. Includes 1.25 mile walking
trail. (see ad on page 12)
)760-767-5806
www.borregowd.org
The Springs at Borrego
2255 Di Giorgio Road, PO Box 70
Green and gorgeous golfing at reasonable rates!
Championship nine-hole golf course with full-length
driving range. Pool, mineral water spas, swim club
memberships. (see ad on page 6)
)866-330-0003 / 760-767-0004
www.springsatborrego.com
guides and tours
Anza-Borrego Foundation’s Institute
The MALL—587 Palm Canyon Drive, Suite 110
Join us for educational hikes, workshops, lectures
and tours in the State Park. Topics include astronomy,
paleontology and more. ABF members receive
discounts. Check website for schedule.
(see ad inside front cover)
)760-767-4063
www.theabf.org
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California Overland
Adventures deep within the amazing Anza-Borrego
Desert in our exciting open-air excursion vehicles. Also
private Jeep & group tours. Overnights with all gear too!
)866-6-EXPLORE / 760-767-1232
www.californiaoverland.com
Ranchita Bike and Hike
Rent a bike or take a 90-minute guided tour down
Montezuma Grade with brief scenic stops. Finish your
tour with a fantastic lunch at the Red Ocotillo in Borrego
Springs. (see ad on next page)
)760-782-3900
horsemanship
Borrego Valley Quarter Horse Ranch (BVR)
3037 Borrego Valley Road
The BVR is a boarding & breeding facility. Boarding year
round (daily or monthly). Horsemanship: riding & driving
lessons. Carriage Rides: Weddings, Quinceneras,
Anniversaries / “Skip Legacy” & “Quincy’s Gold Devil.”
(see ad on page 49)
)626-228-5407
www.BorregoValleyRanch.com
outdoor gear
Borrego Outfitters
The MALL — 579-E Palm Canyon Drive
Cool Clothing, Fantastic Footwear, Great Gifts, Excellent
Accessories, Quality Outdoor Gear. (see ad on page 41)
)760-767-3502
www.BorregoOutfitters.com
The Desert Robin
The CENTER—590 Palm Canyon Drive, Ste. 302
Casual clothing, great gifts, fun food, garden art, hiking
and travel info from the real pro! Souvenirs and much
more. Over 13 years in Borrego Springs.
(see ad on page 3)
)760-767-5560
other outdoor fun
Roadrunner Tree Farm
Borrego’s own date & cactus gardens. Bird watching
& picnic sites. Fruit & dates, seasonal. Great seasonal
outdoor photography. (see ad back cover)
)760-443-3300
55 plus
Borrego Seniors Community Center
508 Cahuilla Drive, PO Box 1362
Daily lunch available for only $4.50 for seniors 60
years and over. Games and good company. Exercise
program, bingo, movies, bridge, mid-day cool zone.
Medical equipment closet.
)760-767-3116
RANCHITA
BIKE & HIKE
ZOOM THE ZUMA!
ENJOY THE DESERT SCENERY
WHILE ZOOMING DOWN THE
MONTEZUMA GRADE. Take the bike
trip of a lifetime on an advanced, dualdisc brake JEEP Comfort Bike. A 90minute guided tour, beginning in the
high country of Ranchita, then down
4000’ (on smooth pavement) through
3 climate zones. A once-in-a-lifetime
view of one of the world’s most pristine
desert parks, the Anza-Borrego. Expert
guides will lead the tour, with scenic
stops and information along the way.
Finish with lunch at the Red Ocotillo
restaurant in Borrego Springs.
Call 760-782-3900
to rent a bike or book a tour
Dark Sky
by dennis mamana
From few communities do the starry heavens
And the stars… Well, they seem almost close
sparkle as vividly as from Borrego Springs. In
enough to touch.
fact, a 2003 USA Today article designated the
Anza-Borrego Desert as one of our nation’s top
This stunning celestial display appears
ten stargazing locations.
because of a unique blend of technology and
geography. Not only does our tiny community
Step outdoors on any clear night and you’ll
boast only two dozen streetlights—each fully-
know why.
shielded—it’s also surrounded by the vast and
lightless Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. And
The sky is dark. Very dark.
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on three sides, towering mountains shield our
To learn more about these, visit astronomer Dennis Mammana online at dennismammana.com.
“The sky is dark.
Very dark.
And the stars… Well, they seem
almost close enough to touch.”
Photograph: “Desert Nights, Northern Lights”
by Dennis Mammana
valley from the blinding lights of distant cities.
experience it at its most enchanting… under
our magical and breathtaking starry night sky.
It’s for these reasons that the International
Dark-Sky Association has proclaimed Borrego
Exciting public programs are offered frequently
Springs as California’s first official International
to help visitors appreciate the magnificent
Dark-Sky Community. Yes, spend any time in
stars over Borrego.
our desert enjoying its sights and smells and
sounds, and you will surely agree that it’s
one of the most captivating places on Earth.
But you’ll never truly know Borrego until you
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Sally Rosen
Gourd Art
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Photo © Rich Caldwell
A r t
We acknowledge and respect the many artists who live, visit and work in the
Borrego Valley. Their art reminds us about the beauty and life that surround us
and gives us fresh perspectives and new viewpoints. We honor local painters,
musicians, singers, dancers, writers, poets, designers, cinematographers and other
visionaries. Thank you for your priceless contributions to our collective visions.
galleries • entertainment
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B ORREGO
S PRINGS
PERFORMING ARTS CENTER
Music,
Theater,
Lectures,
& more
See our 10-11 Season
Let us
entertain you!
www.bspac.us
on Calendar of Events
Liesel Paris Art Studio & Gallery
Now open in “The Mall” 587 Palm Canyon Dr., Suite 122
Open Wednesday through Sunday 10:00a.m. -4:00p.m.
(760) 767-0415 [email protected]
Featuring the life work of Armand F. Vallée
Reverse
Glass
Painting
Fine
Handmade
Crafts
Unique
Gifts
Small
Mementos
Exotic
Jewelry
Original
Paintings
Prints
Notecards
Calendars
ART
EVENTS
Th e Li v e l y Ar ts
by gwenn marie
Our very own Performing Arts Center (www.bspac.net) anchors a flourishing arts community, dating
from 1950, when Lon Cheney, Jr. started the first theater group. Now, the 181-seat theater is a venue
for a range of engaging performances, including drama, music, dance, and lecture programs, under
the creative guidance of Jonathan Mittleman, Managing Director.
The theater’s Opening Gala is November 20, followed by a festive production of “Christmas on the
Radio” in mid-December. In January, a talented local cast will present “A Life in the Theater,” by
David Mamet. In February we’ll welcome the San Diego City Ballet. “The Royal Family,” by George
Kaufman and Edna Ferber, is the March headliner, along with a special performance, “Music of
WWII,” later in the month. The annual Wine Tasting Fundraiser, hosted by the Krazy Coyote, is March
28 (you’re invited!), and the season winds down April 2 with a community Dance Recital. Rounding
out the calendar is the Community Concert Series, which features a stunning array of international
talents. Never dark, the BSPAC also hosts the popular waaaaaaay-off-Broadway Readers’ Theater
productions during the summer.
Our lively community of fine artists, including members of the Art Guild, a well-respected local
organization, offers a wealth of visual delights, many displayed in conveniently located in-town
galleries. See their work at Sally Rosen’s Gourd Art, Liesel Paris, The Matson Gallery, SoShowMe,
Tumbleweed Trading Company, and Trails West, our newest gallery. All will happily welcome visitors
to browse their collections.
Art lovers should not miss a visit to the Borrego Art Institute in The Mall (www.borregoartinstitute.
org). They feature classes, workshops, shows, and enjoyable gala openings. There you’ll find works
by local artists in watercolor, oil, photography, sculpture, jewelry, and ceramics. March 14 – 19, 2011,
the Art Institute will sponsor the 5th annual Plein Air Invitational, which brings dozens of notable
painters to town for a busy week of outdoor painting, receptions, and shows.
For a most-festive art celebration, join us for the annual Circle of Art (www.circle-of-art.org) March 19
& 20, when our beloved Christmas Circle is transformed into a colorful outdoor gallery. A true feast
for the eyes, Circle of Art features the works of more than 70 artists in a variety of media.
Another artistic “must do” is a driving tour on Borrego Springs Road, where the amazing sculptures
of artist Ricardo Breceda will delight and astound you. It’s all waiting for you in Galleta Meadows
locations; see the map in the center of this book.
Photograph courtesy of the Borrego Sun Newspaper
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Ar t
galleries
Borrego Art Institute
The MALL—587 Palm Canyon Drive, Ste. 105,
A non-profit center for art exhibitions and instruction.
Workshops, classes, and open studio sessions. Call or
go to website for schedules of events and workshops.
)760-767-5152
www.borregoartinstitute.org
The House of Borrego Springs
2420 Stirrup Road
A place where art and education are paramount.
Showing contemporary and vintage local fine art and
design. Located in the Art & Design District of Borrego
Springs. One-person exhibitions curated by Elizabeth
Rodriguez. Gallery hours: Wed-Sun, 9 am - 6 pm.
Mon-Tues, by appointment.
)760-443-3300
The MALL—589 Palm Canyon Drive, Ste. 108
“UNIQUE ART FROM AROUND THE WORLD” New
artists featured monthly—Original paintings, prints,
gourds, gifts & jewelry. One of a kind bird houses.African
and Native American art, wooden masks & carvings.
(see ad on page 32)
)760-767-1155 / fax 760-767-1166
Trails West Gallery
628 Palm Canyon Drive, Borrego Springs
Grand opening October 1, 2010 — Desertscapes,
Western, Aviation Art, Florals — originals, prints.
Painting/sculpting classes this fall. (see ad on page 32)
)760-767-5309
enter tainment
Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center
Fine arts & crafts. Reverse glass painting. Exotic jewelry,
note cards, prints & gift items. Featuring the work of
Armond F. Valee. (see ad on page 34)
)760-767-0415
www.valleeart.com
The CENTER—PO Box 243
Year-round entertainment. Special Christmas variety
show, plays, musicals, concerts, dance recitals, youth
theater and readers’ theater. Season tickets available.
Tickets at Tish’s Health & Herbs or box office before
performances. (see ad on page 34)
)760-767-3387
www.bspac.us
Matson Gallery
Community Concert Association
Liesel Paris Art Studio and Gallery
The CENTER—590 Palm Canyon Drive, Ste. 103,
Filled with the vibrant & beautiful paintings by Barbara
Matson, and the exciting, heartfelt fused glass work of
her daughter Breta Matson, this family gallery sings with
surprises. Wine tasting & music on Friday evenings.
)760-767-3789
Sally Rosen’s Gourd Art
Just Gourdgeous. Weekends and by appointment.
For a truly unique gift see this amazing selection
of hand-carved and painted gourds. They
become enchanting owls, masks, animals, and
artifacts you can only dream of.
(see ad on page 32)
)760-803-6468
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SoShoMe Gallery
PO Box 836
An exciting and eclectic selection of concerts. Four
concerts a season available by membership. Concerts
held at the Performing Arts Center.
(see ad on page 34)
)760-767-3116
www.borregoconcerts.org
Santa Ysabel Casino
25575 Hwy 79, PO Box 600
Santa Ysabel, CA 92070
$4.95 Prime Rib Dinner for club card holders ThursdaySaturday from 4-10 pm. Live entertainment Saturday
nights. Full bar & restaurant. Beautiful view of Lake
Henshaw & Palomar Mt. 349 slots to choose from,
poker & table games. (see ad on page 19)
)760-787-0909
www.SantaYsabelcasino.com
S h o p p i n g
Enjoy unique, easy-to-browse shops with distinctive merchandise, from rugged
outdoor gear to housewares, from gourmet wine and gifts to feminine party
dresses. Independent entrepreneurs own Borrego Springs’ retail establishments.
A refreshing change from predictable mall chains and environments. Find one-ofa-kind shops in The Center, The Mall, on Stirrup Road, and on Palm Canyon Drive
between The Mall and Christmas Circle.
clothing, gifts, and gear • groceries and sundries
• health food • specialty items • thrift shop
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BORREGO
DESERT
NATURE
CENTER
We Specialize in
Desert Books & Gifts
Maps * Guides * Wildflowers
Local Art...History...Pottery...Plants
Children’s * Shirts * Hats * Fiction
Headquarters of Anza-Borrego Desert
Natural History Association (ABDNHA)
Since 1971, your source for desert information!
Won’t you join us? Discount *Newsletter*Tours
Redeem this ad for a FREE postcard.
652 Palm Canyon Dr. * (760) 767-3098
Just west of the Circle * www.abdnha.org
clothi ng, gifts, and gear
Borrego Desert Nature Center
Excellent source for desert and wildflower information!
One of the most complete desert bookstores in the
West. Unique and affordable gifts, art, jewelry, and shirts
for all ages. Operated by ABDNHA, members receive
15% discount. (see ad on page 38)
)760-767-3098
www.abdnha.org
Borrego Outfitters
The MALL—579-E Palm Canyon Drive
Clothing & Sportswear; Shoes, Sandals & Socks;
Bathing Suits; Hats, Visors & Sunglasses; Skin Care
& Sunscreen; Packs & Outdoor Gear; Handbags &
Accessories; Gifts & Greeting Cards; Home Decor.
(see ad on page 41)
)760-767-3502
www.BorregoOutfitters.com
The Desert Robin
Children are simply enchanted when visiting this tiny
shop. One whole section is devoted to stuff just for
them. Toys, games, books, animals, lizzies, snakes.
They love it. (see ad on page 3)
)760-767-5560
Ocotillo’s
“Spiffy” is the way to describe their fun desert fashions
in great colors and fabrics. A secret lingerie cabinet
with lovely lacies, pretty little purses. Don’t miss this
one. (see ad on page 38)
)760-767-5993
On Pins & Needles
The MALL—579 Palm Canyon Drive, Ste. A
Gorgeous lingerie, special gifts, jewelry & surprises!
Knitting supplies & lessons. Local HQ for The Red Hat
Society. Alterations & dry cleaning.
)760-767-4629
S hop p ing
Regalos de Borrego
Southwest jewelry, blankets, pottery, candles, rocks &
fossils, bath, cards, cactus, wall art, garden art, purses,
kachinas. (see ad on page 38)
)760-767-4492
www.theblendmagazine.com/regalosdeborrego
groceries and sundries
The Center Market
The CENTER—590 Palm Canyon Drive,
Monday - Saturday 8:30 – 6:30, Sunday to 5. ATM,
Lottery/Lotto. Ice, charcoal, water, wood. Wonderful
breads, outstanding butcher, Mexican and Asian
condiments, produce, frozen foods. Toiletries.
)760-767-3311
health food
Tish’s Health & Herbs
The CENTER —590 Palm Canyon Drive, #208
A surprisingly well-stocked little health food store with
vitamins, supplements, personal care and gift items.
Specialty foods include gluten and wheat free, organic
and raw. Now also featuring health foods for dogs and
cats! (see ad on page 41)
)760-767-3101
specialty items
The French Corner
721 Avenida Sureste
Truly unusual European gifts, antiques and artifacts.
For a special person, a very special present. Maybe
for you, something you’ve always wanted but couldn’t
find. (see ad on page 16)
)760-767-5713
www.thefrenchcorner.biz
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S hop p i n g
The House of Borrego Springs
2420 Stirrup Road
Mid-century modern furnishings, accessories, fine art,
upholstery and interior design services for the home,
office and garden. Shop hours: Wednesday through
Sunday 9 a.m. till 6 p.m., Monday and Tuesday by
appointment.
)760-443-3300
Roadrunner Tree Farm
thrift shops
Bargain Barn / American Legion
787 Avenida Sureste
Just Past the French Corner Restaurant. A bountiful &
ever changing inventory of used affordable & collectible
treasures. All proceeds go to American Legion Post 853.
Open the 1st & 3rd Friday and Saturday 7am to noon.
Donations accepted. Contact Lisa McNatt
)760-767-5162
Borrego’s own date & cactus gardens. Bird watching
& picnic sites. Fruit & dates, seasonal. Great seasonal
outdoor photography. (see ad back cover)
)760-443-3300
S e r v i n g b usiness, visitors, and residents
Stop by and visit our friendly Ambassadors —
Get answers to your questions about Borrego Springs!
Weekdays 9 am - 4 pm
760-767-5555
www.borregospringschamber.com
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Gordon T. Wimer, D.D.S., F.A.G.D
General Practice - Full time
Serving the Community since 1973
Quality, fair-priced vitamins
and supplements
Specialty foods and gifts
760-767-5112
Located in THE CENTER
Check out the health food
Annex for dogs and cats !!
590 Palm Canyon Drive., Suite 212
PO Box 608
In The Center #208
590 Palm Canyon Dr.
760-767-3101
Office hours
Monday - Thursday 8am-2pm
the secret
Only 2-3 hours from most of Southern California, and many people have never heard
of us. Is that possible? A vast park and desert playground just over the mountains from
the coast? How could anything like it stay
secret from 20 million people?
Yet here you’ll discover a serene and
peaceful valley. Real darkness. No noise.
No store, hotel, or restaurant chains. No
crowds. No traffic – not even a traffic light.
Now your secret adventure begins.
the wonder
Broad expanses of open desert run right up
to the feet of ancient mountains. Badlands
and canyons weave and twist beneath
rugged cliffs. Be amazed by timeless, open
spaces, the absolute silence, and the wide
variety of life. You could spend a lifetime
here turning corners, opening doors,
discovering secret after secret...
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the joys
So many things to see and do!
This is hikers’ and explorers’
heaven – sign up for guided
hikes, or go off on your own.
Cyclists can puff up and down
slopes, tear along flats, or
discover 500 miles of back
roads. Photo opportunities
abound – from before dawn
well into starry nights. Follow
the flowers or go on a bird
walk. Visit a gallery, shop a bit.
Take a class, or attend a concert, play, or lecture. Learn more about the geology and
paleontology of this unique area. Try a desert tour with an experienced guide. Perhaps a
round of golf with breathtaking views? Tennis, anyone?
borrego springs
is at the center. It’s
the place to stay, rest,
refresh, dine, and gather.
Surprisingly comfortable,
with a surprising range of
choices to meet your tastes
and needs. Come share
our secrets – you’ll soon be
back for more!
Discover California’s Secret Desert™
www.borrego-springs.com
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Real Es tate
Thinking about joining us? Want to know more about Borrego Springs’ real estate market?
Looking for a vacation rental property? Our professional California Realtors can help you find
the commercial and residential property for sale or lease to suit your lifestyle and dreams.
offices • agents • manufactured sales
Real Estate Offices
Manufactured homes and sales
Borrego Valley Realty
Santiago Estates Borrego Springs
Rock Solid Integrity!
We are an experienced full-service office. We
welcome your questions and inquiries. We work
hard so you don’t have to.
Come visit us!
)760-767-1121 / fax: 760-767.3869
www.borregovalleyrealty.com
3076 Di Giorgio Rd.
All age, friendly community. On-site management. Pool,
clubhouse, laundry facility& RV storage. Pets allowed.
Spaces & homes available.
)760-767-5545
Road Runner Realty
For all of your real estate needs call…
)760-767-5002
www.BorregoRealty.com
Real Estate Agents
Catherine Gay, Broker Associate
Coldwell Banker Borrego
Twenty-five years of experience selling real estate in
Borrego Springs. Whether buying or selling, I am the
one to call to be your real estate professional.
(see ad on page on this page)
)888-200-6954 / 760-767-5093
www.coldwellbankerborrego.com
For more information about these
and other real estate agents in
and around Borrego Springs, visit
www.borregospringschamber.
com/real_estate
44
CATHERINE B. GAY
Broker Associate, Lic. #00854013
760-767-5093 BUS
760-767-3954 FAX
888-200-6954 TOLL FREE
760-519-2450 CELL
[email protected]
www.coldwellbankerborrego.com
587 Palm Canyon Drive, Suite 112
www.cathygay.com
S e r v i c e s
Borrego Springs service establishments offer personal, financial, medical and
business support. From expert massage and spa services to banking, plumbing,
and architectural consulting, a wide range of professionals can assist you with
whatever you need.
community • health • beauty • professional
45
St. Barnabas
Episcopal
Church
We invite you to come worship
with us Saturdays
Meeting at The United Methodist Church
2680 Country Club Drive
Borrego Springs, CA
Labyrinth Palapa
BIBLE STUDY: 9:15am
WORSHIP SERVICE: 11:00am
Everyone is welcome!
633 Church Lane, south of Post Office
For info please call 760-765-3440
Choral Eucharist: 8:30 a.m.
The Reverend Laura Brecht,
Rector
www.amazingfacts.org
www.borregoadventist.org
www.lifedevelopment.info
health issues - www.sdachip.org
www.stbarnabasborrego.org
760-767-4038
Advertisement is a gift from The Friends of St. Barnabas
churc h, community,
and education
American Legion Post 853
4515 Borrego Springs Road, PO Box 2653
The American Legion was chartered by Congress in
1919 as a patriotic, war-time veterans organization,
devoted to mutual helpfulness. Clubhouse hours: 11 am
– 8 pm daily. Dry camping with dump, or electric/water
hookups available for military veterans.
)760-767-4001
www.ca853.org
Anza-Borrego Foundation
Art, books, maps, shirts, hats, guides, postcards & more.
Get wildflower, hiking & camping information, Proceeds
directly support the Park. ABF members receive 15%
discount. Also shop ABDSP’s Visitors Center, west end
of Palm Canyon Drive. (see ad on inside front cover)
)760-767-4063
www.theabf.org
Borrego Seniors Community Center
Meals for the Homebound
508 Cahuilla Drive, PO Box 1362
One nutritious meal a day ($4.50) delivered to the
homes of our seniors 60 years and over who are
incapacitated. Sponsored by the Borrego Seniors
Center. Your donation will help support this important
community service for the elderly.
)760-767-3116
Borrego Springs Lions Club
Flea market Oct - April, 1st & 3rd Saturday; May - Sept,
1st Saturday. See’s Candy at Christmas & Valentines
Day. Please donate your eye glasses w/ cases at the
flea market. All proceeds go to “giving sight.”
)Connie 760-271-2065 or Sheree 760-767-5545
Borrego Springs Seventh-Day Adventist
We invite you to worship with us on Saturdays. We meet
at The United Methodist Church, 633 Church Ln., south
of Post Office. Bible Study 9:15 a.m. Worship Service
11. View Ch 368 - Direct TV (see ad on page 46)
)760-765-3440
www.BorregoAdventist.org
Ser v ices
Community United Methodist Church
633 Church Lane
All of God’s children are welcome here. Sunday
morning services with music; Oasis program for youth.
Call for information and times.
)760-767-5596
Rotary Club of Borrego Springs
“Service above Self”
Rotary is a 100-year-old service organization with
thousands of clubs worldwide. Our club supports youth,
seniors, and the community through programs and
giving. Visit our weekly meeting, Wednesdays at 8 am
at Borrego Springs Resort
)760-791-0911
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church
2680 Country Club Road
Choral Eucharist at 8:30 a.m. followed by coffee hour.
Blessing of the Animals, (Oct. 4 at 4 p.m.), special
Advent and Lenten services, Lessons & Carols (Dec. 24
at 7:30 p.m.). Monthly newsletter, men’s and women’s
groups. (see ad on page 46)
)760-767-4038
www.stbarnabasborrego.org
beauty & spa
Ermelinda Salon
Behind RoadRunner Realty. Hair services: cuts, color,
and highlights. Facials, manicure, pedicure spa, waxing,
and ear candling. Yon-Ka Paris skin care products and
brand name hair products. Call for appointment.
(see ad on page 32)
)760-767-3660
www.ermelindasalon.com
The Springs of Borrego Wellness Center
2255 Digiorgio Road
Holistic Massage Therapies with Anna Morris, Holistic
Health Practitioner & Amy Baay, Licensed Massage
Practitioner. Acupuncture, Acupressure and Herbal
Medicine with Betty Patterson, Licensed Acupuncturist.
“Mental Happiness is Total Relaxation.”
(see ad on page 49)
)760-767-0004 / 800-330-0003
www.springsatborrego.com/massage
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Ser v i ce s
health and wellness
professional services
Dr. Gordon T. Wimer, DDS
Back Country Electric/David Farley/CA
License #C-10 625791
The CENTER—590 Palm Canyon Drive
8 a.m. to 2 p.m. Mon-Thur. Call for emergency care.
Professional, sterile, modern dental care will keep your
mouth clean and healthy and your smile bright and
beautiful. Full-time general practice in our town since
1973. (see ad on page 41)
)760-767-5112
Get Well, Be Well, Stay Well / Dr. Sylvia G.
Caldwell, D.C., DABCO
3037 Borrego Valley Road,
Dr. Caldwell is board certified as a Diplomat
in Chiropractic Orthopedics & Certified Animal
Chiropractor. I will always do my best to get you well, as
fast as possible. SATISFACTION GUARANTEED.
(see ad on page 49)
)760-767-3320
www.BorregoChiro.com
design services
Graphics You Can Trust
Call Ellen for graphic art, fine art & graphic design.
Professional Business Cards
Logo Design / Brochures / Digital Photos
Art Cards / Postcards / Ads / Flyers
Lamination / Pencil Portraits / Printing
)760-767-5791
pet care and services
James R. Howard, D.V.M., Ph.D., DACVP
4275 Highway 86, PO Box 191
Brawley, CA 92227
Visit us for your pet’s healthcare, providing all medical
services, surgery, vaccines, dental care and boarding.
Monday-Friday 8:30-12 pm and 1:30-5:30 pm; Saturday
9-12 pm (call)
)760-344-5738
Sylvia G. Caldwell, D.C., DABCO
Certified Animal Chiropractor
Borrego Valley Ranch
Certified Animal Chiropractor: Treatment focuses on
abnormal movement of the spine that causes pain.
Most animals show visible improvement after one to
four treatments. *chiropractic treatments don’t replace
veterinarian medicine. (see ad on page 49)
)760-767-3320
www.BorregoChiro.com
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Commercial, Industrial, Residential. Contracting, New
Construction, Service Calls. Facilities, Maintenance
Wells & All Plumbing Systems, Including Pools. Machine
Tools. Solar Power. Motor home Electrical. 35 years
Experience. Locally Owned Operator.
)626-255-9771
Desert Electric
Electrical services for residential, commercial, and new
construction. Emergencies & repairs. Bonded and
insured. Mike Cuthbert and Jason Cuthbert.
Lic # C10-859313
)760-767-3743 / Cell 760-803-0489
Paul Couvrette
State Farm Insurance Agent
You deserve a competitive rate on car insurance—and
free personal service from me. Let me find the coverage
that’s right for you.
)Ph: 760-767-4207 / Fax: 619-449-3331
www.paulcsf.com
Tito’s Auto Care
1233 Palm Canyon Drive—East of RoadRunner
Club, Borrego Springs, CA 92004
We care about your car, buggy, truck, motor home.
Full automotive service for gas or diesel. AC, brakes,
shocks, transmission, power steering, electrical system,
radiator. (see ad on page 46)
)760-767-3029 / fax 760-767-7730
residential services
Borrego Springs Bank
Your local community partner. Proud to serve Borrego
Springs and the surrounding desert communities for 25
years. Online customer and business banking available.
(see ad on page 46)
)760-767-5414
www.borregospringsbank.com
Borrego Springs RV Storage
753 Circle J Drive
Open seven days a week, 24 hours a day. Fully lighted
and camera secured storage facility in Borrego Springs.
Pricing starts at just $25.00 per month.
)619-713-0085
Borrego Water District
Borrego Springs, CA 92004-1870
Managing our valley’s most precious resource to ensure
an adequate water supply for future generations.
)760-767-5806
www.borregowd.org
Sempra Energy
PO Box 229831
Borrego Springs, CA 92112-9831
Help residents and businesses manage energy use and
save money with online tools, rebates for purchasing
energy-efficient appliances, bill discounts, assistant
programs and services, and light exchange events.
(see ad on inside back cover)
)800-411-7343 / 800-411-SDGE
www.sdge.com
visitor services and bureaus
Borrego Springs Chamber of Commerce
One-stop information center for visitors and residents
alike. Come visit us and we’ll help you find what you
need. Open Mon-Fri, 9 am - 4 pm and Saturdays, 9 am
- 2 pm during the season. (see ad on page 40)
)800-559-5524 / 760-767-5555
www.borregospringschamber.com
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park®
Visitor Center
There’s more than meets the eye in ABDSP!
Knowledgeable staff will help you plan your desert
exploration, wildflower spotting, hiking, and camping.
Look for monthly schedule of Park activities. Open
Thurs-Mon, October through May.
(see page 14-15)
)760-767-4205
www.theabf.org / www.parks.ca.gov
Ser v ices
State Park
Visitor Center
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Henderson Canyon Rd
Palm Canyon Dr
RoadRunner Golf
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Springs At Borrego
RV & Golf Course
Borrego Valley Rd
50
Borrego Valley Airport
Calico’s - located in The MALL
Red Ocotillo Restaurant—
On Hoberg Road
Commerce - Corner of Palm
Canyon Drive and Stirrup Road
Borrego Springs Library located in The MALL
Public Wi-Fi
Access
Henderson Canyon Rd
To Salton Sea
Peg Leg Rd
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Information and Advertisers Index
A
Churches: 47
Club Circle Park: 12, 28
American Legion Post 853: 47
Club Circle Resort: 8, 9,
Palms at Indian Head, The: 8, 11
Anza-Borrego Desert State Park: 14,
Coldwell Banker - Borrego: 44
Pet Care and Services: 48
15, 49
Community United Methodist Church: 47
Anza-Borrego Foundation: Inside Front
County of San Diego: 2
Cover, 28, 47, 49
Courvette, Paul: 48
Arches at Borrego Springs Resort,
Palm Canyon Resort: 8
R
Ranchita Bike and Hike: 28, 29
Real Estate: 44
The: 11, 18
D
Red Ocotillo: 18, 19
Art: 33
Desert Electric: 48
Regalos de Borrego: 38, 39
Desert Robin, The: 3, 28, 39
Restaurants: 17
B
RoadRunner Club: 6, 8
Back Country Electric: 48
E-F
RoadRunner Realty: 44
Bargain Barn Thrift Store: 40
Ermelinda Salon: 32, 47
RoadRunner Tree Farm: 29, 40, Back
Borrego Art Institute: 36
French Corner, The: 16, 18, 39
Cover
Borrego Desert Nature Center: 38, 39
Fudge Factory, The: 18, 19
Rotary Club: 47
RV Accommodations: 8
Borrego Desert Vacations: 8, 12
Borrego Holiday Home Mobile Home
G
Park: 8, 12
Galetta Meadows: 23, 24, 25
Borrego Outfitters: 28, 39, 41
Gay, Catherine: 44
Borrego Rentals: 8
Golf: 28
Santa Ysabel Casino: 19, 36
Borrego RV Storage: 49
Graphics You Can Trust: 48
Santiago Estates: 44
Borrego Seniors Community Center:
S
Sally Rosen’s Gourd Art: 32, 36
Sempra Energy: 49, Inside Back Cover
29, 47
H
Services: 45
Borrego Springs Bank: 46, 48
Hacienda del Sol: 8
Seventh-Day Adventist Church: 46, 47
House of Borrego Springs, The: 36, 40
Shopping: 37
Commerce: 40, 49
Howard, Dr. James: 48
SoShoMe Gallery: 32, 36
Borrego Springs Community Concert
Springs at Borrego RV Resort, The:
Association: 34, 36
I-K
6, 9, 28
Borrego Springs Lions Club: 47
Krazy Coyote: 11, 18
Springs at Borrego Wellness Center:
Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center:
47, 49
34, 36
L
St. Barnabas Episcopal Church: 46, 47
Borrego Springs Resort & Spa: 8, 11,
Leapin Lizard RV Resort: 9
Stanlunds: 8, 12
18, 28
Liesel Paris Art Studio and Gallery:
State Farm- Borrego: 48
Borrego Springs Water District: 49
34, 36
Borrego Valley Inn: 8, 9
Lodging: 7
Borrego Valley Quarter Horse Ranch: 28
T-Z
Tish’s Health & Herbs: 39, 41
M-N
Tito’s Auto Care: 46, 48
Map of Borrego Springs: 50
Trails West Gallery: 32, 36
Matson Gallery: 36
Vacation Rentals: 8
Caldwell, Sylvia G.: 48, 49
Nickerson, Barbara: 5
Veterinarian: 48
California Overland: 28, 29
Ocotillo’s: 38, 39
Visitor Services and Bureaus: 49
Carlee’s Bar & Grill: 18, 19
On Pins and Needles: 39
Wildflowers: 13
Borrego Valley Realty: 44
C
Carmelita’s Mexican Grill & Cantina: 18
Center Market, The: 39
52
O-Q
Activities: 27
Wimer, Dr. Gordon T, DDS: 41, 48
SDG&E® commends the Borrego Springs Chamber of
Commerce for its outstanding work in preserving
680,000 acres of desert wilderness and natural beauty
in San Diego County’s only desert community. We
believe treating the Earth’s resources with respect is
critical to the health and well-being of the community.
And we’re proud to recognize organizations dedicated
to making positive changes. SDG&E shares this
commitment to making a difference and
being an active partner and contributor
to the local community.
sdge.com
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