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Palm Springs Corvettes Upcoming Events. This is the place to see all of our published events in one place. Upcoming Events Palm Springs Corvettes Upcoming Events Stay connected with all the exciting activities, cruises, social gatherings, and special events hosted by Palm Springs Corvettes. Our Upcoming Events page is your source for the latest information about Club Meetings , Club Runs , Dinner Night Out gatherings, Stud Lunch , Diva Luncheon , car shows, road trips, and special automotive events throughout Los Angeles County, Riverside County, Orange County, California, Arizona and Nevada. Whether you're a long-time member or considering joining our club, you'll find plenty of opportunities to enjoy the Corvette lifestyle while building friendships with fellow enthusiasts. Here are some runs being planned or considered for 2027: April 2027 - We are once again planning to attend the Gambler's Classic - All Corvettes Car Show in Laughlin, Nevada sponsored by Corvettes of Bakersfield. August 2027 - A possible summer run to Utah/Montana October 2027 - A return trip to Nashville, Tennessee and the National Corvette Museum in Bowling Green, Kentucky. For more detailed information about these and other upcoming events, refer to Upcoming Events on the Club Webpage or contact Stan . Calendar

Join Palm Springs Corvettes for monthly club meetings, dinner nights, cruises, and car shows in the Coachella Valley & Southern California. Club Meetings Corvette Club Meetings & Events in Palm Springs Palm Springs Corvettes is one of the most active Corvette clubs in the Coachella Valley, offering a full calendar of events and activities for Corvette owners and enthusiasts throughout Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, La Quinta, Indio, and Southern California. Our members enjoy monthly club meetings, scenic Corvette cruises, road trips, car shows, and social gatherings that celebrate the Corvette lifestyle while building lasting friendships. Monthly Corvette Club Meetings Palm Springs Corvettes holds club meetings on the second Tuesday of most months (except December) at 7:00 PM at: Jessup Auto Plaza 68111 East Palm Canyon Drive, Cathedral City, CA Club meetings give Corvette owners and prospective members the chance to learn about upcoming events, connect with fellow enthusiasts, and stay involved in everything happening within the club. Visitors and prospective members are always welcome. Dinner Night Out On the third Thursday of each month , Palm Springs Corvettes hosts a popular Dinner Night Out at a rotating selection of restaurants throughout the Coachella Valley and surrounding areas. These low-key gatherings give members a relaxed way to socialize over great food and good conversation. Check our event calendar each month for the current Dinner Night Out location. Divas & Studs Lunches The last Friday of each month is reserved for our popular Divas Luncheon and Studs Lunch gatherings. Restaurant locations vary month to month and are posted on the club calendar. These lunches are another great way for members to connect, swap Corvette stories, and enjoy the camaraderie that defines Palm Springs Corvettes. Corvette Cruises & Club Runs A highlight of membership is our Club Run program - also known as a Corvette cruise - held almost every month of the year. Members travel together to destinations throughout Southern California and beyond, exploring scenic drives, historic landmarks, automotive attractions, and popular points of interest. Most Club Runs are day trips, though overnight adventures are scheduled. Many cruises include stops at car museums and other automotive destinations before wrapping up with a group meal and social gathering. Car Shows & Community Events Palm Springs Corvettes regularly participates in regional car shows, parades, automotive exhibitions, and community events across the Coachella Valley and Southern California. These events let members show off their Corvettes, meet fellow enthusiasts, and represent one of the region's most active Corvette clubs. All Corvette Generations Welcome Our members proudly own and drive Corvettes from every generation. Whether you own a classic Corvette or the latest model, you'll find a welcoming community of enthusiasts who share your passion for America's Sports Car. Contact Palm Springs Corvettes Interested in learning more about Palm Springs Corvettes, attending a meeting, or joining one of our events? Contact us at PalmSpringsCorvettes@gmail.com for more information about membership, club activities, Corvette cruises, and upcoming events. If you still have some questions please visit our FAQ's We welcome Corvette owners visiting from Los Angeles County, Riverside County, Orange County, Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, La Quinta, Indio, the greater Coachella Valley, Canada, Northern California, and anywhere else enthusiasts call the desert their winter home.

Palm Springs Corvettes Calendar. Our Calendar shows all of our Activities. Calendar Club Meetings: Palm Springs Corvettes meets on the second Tuesday of most months, except December, at 7:00 PM . Jessup Auto Plaza, 68111 E. Palm Canyon, Cathedral City. CA 92234 The meetings commence at 7:00 pm. Visitors are welcome Add our Calendar to your personal Calendar Please use the link below to add our calendar events to your personal calendar. Google (Import Calendar) for directions for your calendar. https://tinyurl.com/564xbkx6 Upcoming Events

Every great club has a way of bringing its members together, and for Palm Springs Corvettes, that connection comes through Desert Vettes, our official club newsletter. ​ More than just a calendar of events, Desert Vettes is the heartbeat of our club. Each issue keeps members informed, engaged, and excited about everything happening within our Corvette family. Desert Vettes is your trusted source for the latest news, upcoming events, club activities, and memorable moments. Newsletters (Click) For 2026 Desert Vettes Newsletters Desert Vettes The Official Newsletter of Palm Springs Corvettes Every great club has a way of bringing its members together, and for Palm Springs Corvettes, that connection comes through Desert Vettes, our official club newsletter. More than just a calendar of events, Desert Vettes is the heartbeat of our club. Each issue keeps members informed, engaged, and excited about everything happening within our Corvette family. Whether you're a longtime member or have recently joined the club, Desert Vettes is your trusted source for the latest news, upcoming events, club activities, and memorable moments. Inside every edition, you'll find a variety of features designed to inform, entertain, and celebrate our members, including: President's Message – News, updates, and insights from club leadership. Upcoming Events – Club meetings, cruises, car shows, social gatherings, charity events, and special activities. Cruising & Club Runs – Stories and photos from our latest adventures, plus details about future drives. Member Spotlights – Introducing the people who make Palm Springs Corvettes such a welcoming organization. Corvette History & Features – Celebrating America's Sports Car from the legendary C1 through today's incredible C8. Event Photo Galleries – Showcasing the friendships, fun, and beautiful Corvettes that define our club. Technical Tips & Maintenance – Helpful advice to keep your Corvette looking and performing its best. Birthdays, Anniversaries & Milestones – Recognizing the special occasions shared by our members. Community Service & Charity Events – Highlighting the many ways Palm Springs Corvettes gives back to our community. Fun Facts, Trivia & Humor – Because every issue should include a little Corvette fun. Beyond keeping members informed, Desert Vettes serves as a lasting record of our club's history. Every cruise through the desert, mountain adventure, parade, dinner, luncheon, charity event, and car show becomes part of the story of Palm Springs Corvettes. Years from now, members will be able to look back through past issues and relive the friendships, the laughter, and the unforgettable experiences we've shared together. Most importantly, Desert Vettes reflects what Palm Springs Corvettes is truly about. While our Corvettes may bring us together, it's the people, friendships, and shared adventures that make our club exceptional. Every issue celebrates the members who volunteer, organize events, lead club runs, support local charities, and create the welcoming spirit that defines our organization. Whether you're planning your next road trip, looking forward to an upcoming social event, admiring photos from a recent cruise, or learning something new about Corvette history, Desert Vettes keeps you connected to everything happening in the club. So, grab a cup of coffee, settle into your favorite chair, and enjoy each issue of Desert Vettes. Every page is filled with stories, photos, and memories that celebrate the pride, passion, and friendships of Palm Springs Corvettes. Desert Vettes is more than a newsletter—it's the story of our club, told one issue at a time. Together, we're celebrating America's Sports Car, preserving our memories, and sharing the adventures that make Palm Springs Corvettes one of the premier Corvette clubs in the Southwest. A Special Thank You to Mike Smith Each month, Desert Vettes arrives in our inboxes thanks to the time, talent, and dedication of Mike Smith. His commitment to gathering articles, organizing photos, and producing a professional, informative, and enjoyable newsletter helps keep Palm Springs Corvettes connected and informed. Mike's hard work preserves the memories of our club's adventures while keeping members up to date on upcoming events and activities. His attention to detail and passion for the club are evident in every issue. On behalf of the entire Palm Springs Corvettes family, thank you, Mike, for your outstanding work and continued dedication to making Desert Vettes a publication we all look forward to reading each month. Your efforts are sincerely appreciated!

Answers to common questions about joining Palm Springs Corvettes — eligibility, NCCC membership, dues, meetings, and events for Corvette owners in the Coachella Valley including Palm Springs. PS Corvettes FAQ's Frequently Asked Questions | Eligibility & Membership Thinking about joining Palm Springs Corvettes? Whether you're a longtime Corvette owner or just getting behind the wheel of your first one, we've answered the questions we hear most from prospective and current members - from eligibility and NCCC membership to dues, meetings , and the club runs and events we host throughout the year. Don't see your question here? Reach out to us directly — contact info is at the bottom of this page. Do I need to own a Corvette to join? Yes. Corvette ownership is a core requirement for membership in Palm Springs Corvettes. Do I have to be an NCCC member to join? Yes. Applicants must be a member in good standing of the National Council of Corvette Clubs (NCCC) in addition to joining Palm Springs Corvettes. What Corvette models are welcome in the club? All of them. Whether you own a classic C1-C5, a modern Stingray, Z06, E-Ray, Grand Sport, ZR1, ZR1x, or any Corvette generation from C1 through C8, you're welcome to join. Is Palm Springs Corvettes a good club for new Corvette owners? Yes. The club welcomes owners of every generation, so whether you just bought your first Corvette or have owned one for decades, you'll find a welcoming community. What are the benefits of NCCC membership through the club? As a member of the National Council of Corvette Clubs (NCCC), you gain access to a nationwide network of Corvette enthusiasts, events, activities, and resources beyond the local club. Applying & Dues How do I apply? Download and complete the Membership Application , review the Dues Schedule, and submit both — along with payment — by mail or in person at a monthly club meeting. How much does it cost to join? Annual dues, prorated membership options, and available discounts are listed in the club's Dues Schedule, available alongside the Membership Application . Can I submit my application in person instead of by mail? Yes. Completed applications and dues payments can be submitted in person at any monthly club meeting, or mailed to the club's Palm Desert address . How do I pay my dues? Checks should be made payable to "Palm Springs Corvettes" — abbreviated club names cannot be accepted by the bank. Payments can be mailed or brought to a monthly meeting. Meetings & Events Where and when does the club meet? Palm Springs Corvettes meets on the second Tuesday of most months (except December) at 7:00 PM at Jessup Chevrolet, 68111 East Palm Canyon Drive (Highway 111), Cathedral City, CA 92234. Is Palm Springs Corvettes affiliated with a specific Corvette dealership? The club's monthly meetings are held at Jessup Chevrolet in Cathedral City, though membership itself is open to any Corvette owner regardless of where they purchased their vehicle. Can I attend a meeting before I join? Yes. Prospective members are welcome to attend a meeting to meet current members, learn about upcoming events, and ask questions before applying. What should I expect at my first club meeting? It's a great opportunity to meet current members, learn about upcoming Corvette events, and get a firsthand look at the benefits of membership before you apply. What kind of events does the club host? Members enjoy scenic Corvette cruises through California, Arizona, and Nevada, day trips and overnight runs, monthly social and dining gatherings, car shows, parades, and other automotive events. Does the club only drive Corvettes locally, or do members travel ? Both. Members enjoy everything from local day trips to scenic cruises and overnight runs throughout California, Arizona, and Nevada, Nashville and of course Bowling Green, Kentucky. About the Club How big is Palm Springs Corvettes? The club has over 150 members, making it one of the most largest and active Corvette clubs in California. What areas does Palm Springs Corvettes serve? We welcome Corvette owners visiting from Los Angeles County, Riverside County, Orange County, Palm Springs, Cathedral City, Rancho Mirage, Palm Desert, La Quinta, Indio, the greater Coachella Valley, Canada, Northern California, and anywhere else enthusiasts call the desert their home. Who can I contact if I have questions? You can reach Palm Springs Corvettes by email at PalmSpringsCorvettes@gmail.com , by mail at 74924 Country Club Drive #150-#258, Palm Desert, CA 92260, or by attending a monthly meeting to speak with current members directly.

Palm Springs Corvettes Member Highlights: This is where you will find about of our Special Members Member Highlight's Garry Dean Joe and Sue Funky Tom Pinard Members Only One of the greatest strengths of Palm Springs Corvettes is the incredible people who make up our club. Our Member Highlights shines a spotlight on one of our members, giving everyone an opportunity to learn a little more about the friends we share the road with. Take a few moments to get to know one of our featured members - you may discover a shared interest, a favorite driving route, or the inspiration for your next Corvette adventure. After all, while our Corvettes may capture attention, it's the people behind the wheel who make Palm Springs Corvettes such a special club. Members click on the Above Links and enter your password

Palm Springs Corvettes Privacy Policy: The Privacy Policy of the Palm Springs Corvettes. Palm Springs Corvettes Privacy Policy Effective Date: June 9, 2026 Palm Springs Corvettes ("we," "our," or "the Club") is committed to protecting the privacy of our members, visitors, and website users. This Privacy Policy explains how we collect, use, and protect your information when you visit our website or interact with our Club. Information We Collect We may collect the following information: Personal Information When you contact us, apply for membership, register for events, or subscribe to Club communications, we may collect: Name Email address Telephone number Mailing address Vehicle information related to Corvette ownership Any information you voluntarily provide Website Usage Information Our website may automatically collect certain information, including: IP address Browser type Device information Pages visited Date and time of visits Referring websites This information helps us improve our website and member experience. How We Use Your Information Palm Springs Corvettes may use your information to: Process membership applications and renewals Communicate Club news, events, and activities Respond to inquiries and requests Maintain membership records Improve our website and services Promote Club events and activities Photographs and Event Media Palm Springs Corvettes frequently conducts social events, meetings, car shows, cruises, and other activities. Photographs and videos may be taken during these events and may be used on our website, social media pages, newsletters, promotional materials, and other Club communications. By participating in Club events, you acknowledge that your image may appear in such media unless you specifically request otherwise. Information Sharing Palm Springs Corvettes does not sell, rent, or trade personal information to third parties. We may share information only: When required by law To protect the rights, safety, and security of the Club and its members With service providers who assist in operating our website or communications, subject to appropriate confidentiality obligations. Data Security We take reasonable measures to protect personal information from unauthorized access, disclosure, alteration, or destruction. However, no method of internet transmission or electronic storage is completely secure, and we cannot guarantee absolute security. Cookies Our website may use cookies or similar technologies to improve website functionality and analyze website traffic. You may adjust your browser settings to refuse cookies if you prefer. Third-Party Links Our website may contain links to third-party websites, including sponsors, preferred vendors, and partner organizations. Palm Springs Corvettes is not responsible for the privacy practices or content of these external websites. Children's Privacy Palm Springs Corvettes does not knowingly collect personal information from children under the age of 13. If we become aware that such information has been collected, we will take reasonable steps to remove it. Your Rights You may request to: Review your personal information Correct inaccurate information Update your contact information Request removal of your information from Club records where applicable To make such a request, please contact us using the information below. Contact Information If you have questions regarding this Privacy Policy or the handling of your personal information, please contact: Palm Springs Corvettes Email: palmspringscorvettes@gmail.com Mail Address: Palm Springs Corvettes 74924, Country Club Dr #150-#258 Palm Desert, CA 92260 Monthly Meeting Location: Jessup Chevrolet 68111 East Palm Canyon Drive (Highway 111) Cathedral City, California 92234 Changes to This Privacy Policy Palm Springs Corvettes reserves the right to update this Privacy Policy at any time. Changes will be posted on this page with an updated effective date. By using our website, you agree to the terms of this Privacy Policy.

For generations, Corvette owners have acknowledged one another with a friendly salute as they pass on the road. It is more than a gesture; it is a symbol of camaraderie, pride, and membership in a very special community of enthusiasts who appreciate America's Sports Car. ​ Corvette Wave Save the Wave! Ever since Corvette No. 00001 first crossed paths with Corvette No. 00002, Corvette drivers have shared a simple but meaningful tradition — the Corvette Wave. For generations, Corvette owners have acknowledged one another with a friendly salute as they pass on the road. It is more than a gesture; it is a symbol of camaraderie, pride, and membership in a very special community of enthusiasts who appreciate America's Sports Car. Unfortunately, this grand tradition seems to be fading in some circles. Let's keep it alive. Wave when you see another Corvette! The New Owner Experience One of the most unexpected features included with every Corvette isn't listed on the window sticker or owner's manual. It arrives the first time another Corvette driver lifts a hand in greeting as you pass by. The typical reactions are: "Do they think I'm a famous race driver?" "Are my headlights on?" "Was that a wave... or something else entirely?" Soon enough, however, every new Corvette owner learns the joy of spotting another Corvette on the road. Before long they begin experimenting with different techniques: The enthusiastic full-arm greeting. The cool and collected two-finger salute. The casual steering-wheel wave. The perfectly timed nod of acknowledgment. Most eventually develop a backup plan for those awkward moments when a wave isn't returned: "Oh, I wasn't waving. I was just scratching my head." ` This explanation becomes especially useful when you're driving your daily driver and instinctively wave at a passing Corvette anyway. The Traffic Light Dilemma Passing Corvettes traveling in opposite directions is easy enough — wave, smile, and continue on your way. But what happens when you pull alongside another Corvette at a traffic light? You wave. They wave. The light changes. Then one block later, you meet again at the next signal. Do you wave again? Offer a nod? Smile awkwardly? Pretend you're fascinated by the radio? Turn down a side street to avoid the social pressure? Unfortunately, Corvette etiquette has never fully answered this mystery. Some questions simply remain unsolved. The Ladies of Corvette Women Corvette owners occasionally face their own version of the wave dilemma. Should they wave first and risk appearing overly enthusiastic? Or should they wait and risk being mistaken for ignoring the tradition? Fortunately, Corvette culture has always made room for individual style and personality. New owners, occasional missed waves, and momentary distractions are easily forgiven. The Unforgivable Offense There is, however, one thing difficult to excuse: The intentional non-wave. Not the driver who simply didn't see you. Not the owner learning the ropes. But the driver who chooses not to acknowledge a fellow Corvette enthusiast out of indifference or arrogance. Occasionally you'll encounter owners who only wave to newer models, or only to cars from their own generation. That's unfortunate. The Corvette community was built by owners of every generation — from solid axle classics to the newest mid-engine marvels. Every Corvette deserves a wave. The Five Official Corvette Wave Rules Rule #1 There is no good excuse for ignoring a fellow Corvette owner. Missing a wave happens. Choosing not to wave is a breach of proper Corvette etiquette. Rule #2 There is no rule about who waves first. If you see a Corvette... Wave. Rule #3 The rules apply equally to everyone. Men wave. Women wave. New owners wave. Veteran owners wave. Everyone waves. Rule #4 Any style of wave is acceptable. A hand through the roof opening, a quick salute from the steering wheel, a finger lift from the window sill, or an enthusiastic arm-over-the-door greeting all qualify. The only unacceptable gestures are those that might be mistaken for something less friendly. Remember, Corvette owners are supposed to be a class act. Rule #5 A late wave is still better than no wave. If you spot a Corvette owner waving after they've already passed, send your wave anyway. They just might catch it in the mirror. Keep the Tradition Alive The Corvette Wave is more than a greeting. It is respect for the generations of enthusiasts who came before us. It is recognition of a shared passion. It is membership in a community unlike any other in the automotive world. Whether the Corvette beside you is brand new or decades old, whether it's stock or modified, coupe or convertible, C1 or C8, remember the simple rule that has connected Corvette owners for over seventy years: See a Corvette... Wave at a Corvette... Save the Wave!

For members of Palm Springs Corvettes looking to become better, safer, and more confident drivers, few experiences compare to attending the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School, also known as the Corvette Owners School. Ron Fellows Driving School What Is the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School — And Why Should You Attend For members of Palm Springs Corvettes looking to become better, safer, and more confident drivers, few experiences compare to attending the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School, also known as the Corvette Owners School. Located at the beautiful Spring Mountain Motor Resort and Country Club in Pahrump, just outside Las Vegas, this is the official high-performance driving school for Chevrolet Corvette owners. Founded by Canadian racing legend Ron Fellows, whose racing accomplishments include championships in Trans-Am, NASCAR, and endurance racing, the program is designed to help Corvette owners unlock the full potential of their cars while emphasizing safety, precision, and control. Whether you are the proud owner of a new C8 Stingray, Z06, E-Ray, Grand Sport, Grand Sport x, ZR1, ZR1x, or simply want to improve your driving skills, the school delivers an unforgettable experience that combines education, excitement, and confidence-building behind the wheel. Master Your Corvette's Capabilities Safely New Corvette owners are eligible for the subsidized two-day Corvette Owners School for only $1,000, a significant savings from the regular tuition price of $3,695. Even better, you do not use your own car. Participants drive school-provided Corvettes identical to their own models, allowing drivers to explore braking limits, cornering grip, acceleration, and vehicle dynamics without putting wear and tear on their personal vehicles. Through a series of progressively challenging exercises, students learn: Dynamic car control Threshold braking Proper vision and scanning techniques Passing etiquette Cornering techniques Vehicle balance and weight transfer Many graduates leave with a greater appreciation for their Corvette's engineering and a better understanding of how to safely enjoy the car's incredible capabilities. World-Class Instruction and Facilities Instruction is provided by professional racing drivers and highly experienced coaches who tailor their guidance to each student's experience level. Classroom sessions are combined with extensive hands-on driving exercises that include autocross courses, braking drills, accident-avoidance exercises, lead-follow sessions, and full-track lapping. Depending on the course level, students can expect approximately 130 track miles during the Corvette Owners School and nearly 200 miles during Level 2 programs. Track configurations range from 1.5 miles for owner courses to over 2.6 miles for advanced programs, all within a facility that offers nearly 10 miles of available racing surface. The resort itself is a destination for automotive enthusiasts, featuring luxury condominiums, lakeside casitas, a clubhouse, and excellent dining facilities. Breakfast and lunch are included, creating an atmosphere that feels more like a high-end motorsports vacation than a classroom. Programs for Every Skill Level The school offers programs ranging from beginner-friendly instruction to advanced performance driving and open-lapping experiences. Training opportunities include: Open-lapping sessions Performance braking and shifting exercises Competitive autocross Accident-avoidance drills Serpentine car control exercises Instructor demonstration laps Performance Data Recorder video analysis Lead-follow track sessions with instructors As Ron Fellows often reminds students, the school is about far more than simply going fast. It is about becoming a smoother, safer, and more capable driver. Expect Heart-Pounding Laps and Memorable Experiences Participants routinely describe the experience as "unforgettable," "the best driving experience imaginable," and simply "heaven for car enthusiasts." Many owners report that the school significantly increased both their confidence and their appreciation for their Corvette. I can personally confirm those sentiments. On October 26, 2026, I completed my second Ron Fellows school experience, having previously attended with my C8 Stingray. This session focused specifically on the E-Ray platform. Driving an E-Ray is a unique experience compared to a Stingray or Z06. Its all-wheel-drive system and front electric motors create different handling characteristics, particularly during corner entry and exit. Understanding how to maximize those advantages was one of the many valuable lessons covered during the program. Mitch Albert Webmaster Palm Springs Corvettes Skills That Last Long After the Checkered Flag Perhaps the greatest value of the school is that the lessons learned on the racetrack translate directly to safer and more confident driving on public roads. Many graduates return for advanced levels, track events, and reunions with fellow Corvette enthusiasts they met during the program. If you own a Corvette—or dream of owning one someday—the Ron Fellows Performance Driving School is more than a driving class. It is an investment in your skills, your safety, and your enjoyment of one of America's greatest sports cars. Classes, particularly for popular models such as the E-Ray, often fill quickly. Owners can reserve their spot by registering their VIN through the school's website or by calling (800) 391-6891. Pro Tip If you truly want to become a better Corvette driver, attend the school. You will return with more confidence, more knowledge, and an even greater appreciation for what your Corvette can do. Palm Springs Corvettes would also like to thank Rick Malone, Driving Schools Director, for providing the printable materials and information that helped make this article possible. How do you use Launch Control? Did you ever wonder what the flags and lights are used for in a race or on the track? Corvette Experience Corvette Owner Academy

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Coutact Us:The Palm Springs Corvettes was established to foster camaraderie and shared passion among Corvette owners and enthusiasts. We organize social events, scenic drives, and various recreational activities to connect our members and celebrate the Corvette lifestyle. So please Contact Us for more information. Contact Us Meeting Address: Jessup Chevrolet 68111 East Palm Canyon Dr. (Hwy 111) Cathedral City, CA. 92234 Meetings are the second Tuesday of most months, except December, at 7:00 PM Mail Address: Palm Springs Corvettes 74924, Country Club Dr #150-#258 Palm Desert, CA 92260 Email: PalmSpringsCorvettes@gmail.com Membership Application Frequently Asked Questions Contact the Club First name* Last name Email* Write a message Submit