Where else can you get a modern haircut surrounded by beauty equipment dating back to the late 1800's? Jeff Hafler catered to the Hollywood elite before deciding he had had enough of the city, and moved to the fascinating area of Wonder Valley, located just east of Twentynine Palms. Call Jeff for an appointment and directions. Don't need your hair cut? You are welcome to visit the museum ($5 donation, please).
Updated Nov 30, 2005
Phone: (760) 361-5617
The Twentynine Palms Chamber of Commerce is a good source to find out more about shopping, restaurants, hotels and motels, and happenings within the city. Call or visit them on their Website to find out more.
Written Jun 17, 2004
Phone: (760) 367-3445
Website: http://www.29chamber.com
The SUN RUNNER magazine and Website lets you know what's happening in Twentynine Palms and the Morongo Basin. This fabulous little gem was started in 1994 by publisher/editor Vickie Waite, and has become the leading publication for arts and entertainment in the area. Vickie shares her office with the Wayward Way Gallery, specializing in works by local artists. Call or e-mail her for details!
Updated Jun 17, 2004
Phone: (760) 362-5257
Website: http://www.thesunrunner.com
Chuck Caplinger is an incredible artist who can capture a moment in nature like it was frozen in time. He's originally from Houston, and made his way to 29 from Hollywood. I have several of his pieces; the one I treasure most is titled "Cosmic Coyote." His artwork is very reasonably priced. Call him at the number below for a studio tour.
Written Jun 15, 2004
Phone: (760) 361-2305
Website: http://www.desertartstudio.com/
Perry Hoffman is an accomplished photographer living in Wonder Valley, which is east of Twentynine Palms. His photos show the beauty and weirdness often found in the desert. Call him to make an appointment.
Written Jun 15, 2004
Phone: (760) 361-2091
Website: http://bluepaloverde.home.mindspring.com
To the east of town, along California Highway 62, is this nice display honoring the nation's veterans. It appeared to be on private property; but you can photograph it from the side of the road.
Written Dec 11, 2012
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