Pueblo Sessions presents nationally and internationally recognized independent artists in one of Southern California’s most distinctive cultural settings. Located in Desert Hot Springs between the Coachella Valley and the High Desert, the series transforms the historic Cabot’s Pueblo Museum into an intimate outdoor performance venue, with the museum’s dramatic adobe-style facade serving as the stage backdrop. The result is a concert experience that blends music, architecture, history, and the desert landscape into an atmosphere unlike a traditional club, theater, or festival setting.

The monthly series is designed to connect adventurous music fans with artists whose work resonates with the region’s thriving arts and cultural communities. By featuring innovative performers such as Hannah Lew, the series creates destination events that appeal to independent music enthusiasts, visual artists, creative professionals, and culturally engaged residents seeking meaningful live experiences in a uniquely inspiring desert environment.