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Coachella 2023 Live News & Updates: Performances, Parties & Everything You Missed From Weekend 1
Teen Vogue is live from the grounds of Coachella 2023, and we've got everything you need (or want!) to know. This is your destination for all the Coachella news from weekend 1 of the music and arts festival, from show reviews to party reporting to celebrity sightings.
This year's Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival features three headliners in Bad Bunny, BLACKPINK, and Frank Ocean, plus performances from Flo Milli, Boygenius, Ethel Cain, and so many more. The lineup is killer — especially since Frank Ocean hasn't performed often in recent years.
Related: Coachella 2023: Find Out Who's Performing & When
While the scheduled performances are a major part of Coachella, so is, well, everything else. Think surprise guest performers, celebrities out and about in Indio, and afterparties galore. From Beychella to Bleachella, Coachella is always a weekend to remember — you don't want to miss a thing. Check back here throughout weekend one for show recaps, interviews with celeb talent, photos from the festival, and so much more.
Electrolit Hosted Palm Spring's Day Club Pool PartyOn Sunday, what seemed to be the hottest day of Coachella Weekend 1, Electrolit provided guests with premium hydration. The pool was filled with party people and surrounded by multiple brand installations. The DJ was phenomenal, and the energy was high.
"Electrolit and Coachella go hand in hand. The desert, late nights, bright mornings, and all the fun in between will leave anyone feeling a little dehydrated and needing to replenish electrolytes. Electrolit helps festival and Day Club pool party-goers keep the good times flowing while staying hydrated," said Jake Sloan, Sr. Marketing Director of Electrolit USA. Everyone was sipping ice-cold Electrolit to stay hydrated. "We love being a part of a moment moving culture and community forward and have exciting plans to support the most exciting artists and athletes in the US."
During the Linda Linda's set at Coachella on Saturday, bassist and vocalist Eloise Wong took a moment to address gun violence and recent anti-trans bills that lawmakers are trying to push: "There is a lot of crap in the world right now. Gun violence is terrible, and anti trans legislation is terrible. We need to do something about it," Wong said before going into their punk song "Fine."
Leave it to Coachella to bring ex-loves back together! In this case, it's Camila Cabello, 26, and Shawn Mendes, 24, who were spotted at Coachella kissing and being generally cute. We don't have any official comment from the duo on whether or not they're back together but maybe the video speaks for itself.
Oh, and this one where Cabello is curled up on Mendes's lap. Love is in the desert!
Hershey Bears At Coachella Valley Firebird Game 7 Free Live Stream: How To Watch, Time, Channel
The Hershey Bears could have hoisted the Calder Cup on Monday. But now, the team will look to reign supreme in the AHL by winning a Game 7 on the road.
The Bears head to the West Coast to take on the Coachella Valley Firebirds for a winner-takes-all matchup, with the game facing off at 10 p.M. On NHL Network, as well as Fox 43 for local viewers.
If you don't have cable, you can watch via a free trial on fuboTV as well as DirecTV stream.
The Bears are coming off a frustrating loss to the Firebirds Monday, as they saw their 3-2 series lead evaporate in a 5-2 loss on Monday.
So far in this series, the home team has won every game, and so Hershey will attempt to upend that trend with a road game at Acrisure Arena.
Logan Day and Joe Snively are leading the Bears in points this playoff, while Max McCormick tops the Firebirds in goals and Kole Lind leading them in points with 28.
The Bear are searching for their 12th Calder Cup in franchise history, but have not won since capturing two straight in 2008-2009 and 2009-2010.
As of Wednesday morning, the majority of betting action for Game 7 was favoring the Firebirds as well as the 'over' 5 ½ goals, according to BetUS.
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Things To Do In The Coachella Valley To Escape The Triple-digit Heat
The heat is cranking dangerously high this weekend, so finding things to do to stay indoors will be necessary.
Here are some local activities and locations to help you stay cool all weekend long:
Berger Foundation Iceplex offers skating lessons, league play, camps, clinics, and public skating sessions. The iceplex calendar has the latest events with activities scheduled every day of the week.
https://youtu.Be/KYpX0V-YHREIt offers two public skate sessions. Adult Public Sk8 is for 18-year-olds and older. The regular public skate is open for all ages and levels.
High School students skate free during Tuesday night Public Sessions from 7:15 p.M. – 8:30 p.M. Students need to show a high school ID to enter free of charge. Skate rental not included.
Get Air Palm Desert has wall-to-wall trampolines, foam pits, dodgeball, slamball, ninja obstacles, and more. The Open Court has side-by-side trampolines, a massive space allowing everyone to jump around.
It's open all week long with weekly events and online discounts.
For more information, visit their website or call (760) 206-7211.
Palm Springs Art Museum allows you to explore rotating art exhibits and events.
There is a Family+ Summer Artist Studio series every third Sunday of July and August. During Family+, the museum is transformed into a creative hub where artists, makers, and musicians come together to offer a variety of exciting activities and workshops for kids, teens, and families.
Every Thursday night from 5 to 8 p.M., you can enjoy free admission to the galleries and exhibitions. A live DJ performance and pop-ups create a vibrant atmosphere that merges the visual and auditory senses.
The museum is closed Monday through Wednesday.
For hours and more admission information, you can head to https://www.Psmuseum.Org/.
Old Town Artisan Studios in La Quinta is a nonprofit that provides art classes and the chance to paint your own pottery at its Art Campus.
All ages are welcome, but adult supervision is required for ages 12 and under. The session cost is the cost of the pieces you choose to paint, plus tax. Pottery pieces range from $5 to $80; most items are in the $15-$20 range. Once painted, your pottery piece will be ready in 7 to 10 business days.
Indoors Certified Farmers' Market - Palm Springs is at the Palm Springs Pavilion, at 401 S Pavilion Way. You have the comfort of air conditioning while browsing the locally-grown produce.
The operating hours are 8 a.M. To 1 p.M. Every Saturday.
Rancho Mirage Observatory is a teaching and learning tool for all ages, intended to deepen understanding of the night skies while offering new programming opportunities in astronomy.
You can get a "behind the scenes" Observatory facility tour Tuesdays, Wednesdays, and Thursdays at 3:00 pm. No registration is necessary. Meet in the Library Lobby, where a member of the Observatory Team will greet you. This tour lasts approximately 30-45 minutes and includes indoor and outdoor aspects with minimal seating available.
Pickled Bar is a climate-controlled indoor pickleball club in Palm Desert. It has four pro-grade pickleball courts. You can learn to play pickleball, compete in a league match, grab a drink, and watch the action. All ages and skill levels are welcome.
Non-members can book a court on the same day by calling. It is $60 per hour. Paddles and balls are included.
You can call for more information or to reserve your spot at 760-808-8110.
Zebra World is an indoor playground in Cathedral City. It has attractions like jumbo trampolines, jungle gyms, mini obstacle courses, toddler playhouses, and more to entertain the kids. They are open daily from 11 a.M. To 8 p.M. Monday through Thursday children are $20.99 and Friday through Sunday children are $24.99, the first adult in the party is free and any additional adult will be an additional $7.
The Kids Clubhouse is a locally owned children's indoor playground in La Quinta. They have a wide range of entertainment for kids of all ages like a soft play area for kids under 3, multiple slides, and a TKC mini town equipped for realistic pretend play. They offer 2-hour slots of open play, make sure to check their open play time calendar before you make your visit, they update it weekly. During the weekday ages 1-12 are $15 while infants under 1 are $12, and on weekends ages 1-12 are $18 and infants under 1 are $15.
Camp Westfield is an indoor drop-off day camp by the YMCA of the Desert located at the Shops of Palm Desert. You can stay with your child or drop them off while you shop. Each week kids hold different activities like superhero competitions, slime-making, nature crafts, and more. Drop-off day camp is $10 per child ages 5-12 and Stay and play is a $5 donation per child ages 0-12.
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