March 22, 2012
Ace Hotel & Swim Club Celebrates Dinah and White Party
Mark Thompson READ TIME: 2 MIN.
PALM SPRINGS, CA - Ace Hotel & Swim Club celebrates gay culture year round, but when the desert wildflowers start to bloom and spring comes rushing in with two of Palm Springs' gayest weekends in tow -- Dinah Shore and White Party -- the Ace goes all out.
Ace Hotel & Swim Club is celebrating Dinah this year with Hot Tramp -- an unforgettable week of pride, partying and community with awesome music from the lesbian luminaries of Booby Trap! hosted by DJs Kim Anh and Anon, a Sadie Hawkins Dance Party with DJ Alf Alpha & The Coachella Valley Art Scene, cocktails from their mixologists and Dinah-only specials at the Feel Good Spa.
You can also score two drinks on the house, twenty percent off your room and a $25 Feel Good Spa credit on Dinah-only specials for you and someone hot -- book online with code DINAH.
Ace Hotel & Swim Club is also getting revved up for White Party weekend with The Pick Up -- a round-the-clock saturnalia of pool parties, pride and gay-as-you-wanna-be revelry all weekend long with DJs from Fade to Mind, Cockfight and Mustache Mondays.
You can score twenty percent off the price of your room, a $25 credit for the Feel Good Spa and two freshly minted cocktails from the Amigo Room for you and someone you wouldn't mind sharing a flatbed with -- book online with code PICKUP.
Learn more about everybody and invite your people on Facebook.
For both events, all daytime events are free for hotel guests, included in a $16 daily Swim Club pass or yearly membership, and evening events are free and open to everyone old enough to buy a cocktail.
See more about artists, invite your friends, and add to your calendar on Facebook.
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LINK: Ace Hotel Palm Springs
A long-term New Yorker and a member of New York Travel Writers Association, Mark Thompson has also lived in San Francisco, Boston, Provincetown, D.C., Miami Beach and the south of France. The author of the novels WOLFCHILD and MY HAWAIIAN PENTHOUSE, he has a PhD in American Studies and is the recipient of fellowships at MacDowell, Yaddo, and Blue Mountain Center. His work has appeared in numerous publications.
