Sunny Dunes Antique Mall — Attraction in Palm Springs

I was visiting PS from Los Angeles today- my mother is a local and brought me in there as we were shopping for a cool lamp. We walked into a small room where a white Middle aged man welcomed us warmly. He was so friendly and asked if we were local. I mentioned that I was just visiting from LA. He then went on to say he grew up in Hancock Park, but then moved to Culver City... and then he looked around as to make sure nobody else was listening and said "but we moved out because it became too dark" ( and he winked at me)... then he went onto say that he heard Hancock Park had "gotten too dark" as well. I was shocked, and offended. We skirted away and continued to walk around the antique store. I was fuming. Before we left I decided to go back and talk to him. I told him that what he said earlier really offended me. He then tried to use the gay card to excuse himself from his comments- as if his sexuality somehow makes him not guilty of racism? Um... no. You're a white man. How dare you. Shame on you. I'll be letting everyone know this story. Including the design community. Including my mothers large, established community of gay friends in town. No apologies will...

I had a terrible experience. I purchased a record that read no skips or jumps. I paid 35 dollars which was way over priced to begin with. There wasn’t even an original record sleeve. I was super excited to have a first edition Tears for Fears album. Once I arrived back home I immediately played the record. I was shocked when it started to skip and skip and skip. I called the very next day and voiced my complaint. Nothing was done. They said I could of done something to it. Right…because I want to waste my time complaining about something I was super excited to find…. It’s sad that these people sell records that they never test.Zero accountability DO NOT BUY RECORDS HERE….Is my advice….Sad very sad...

Amazing little place. Didn't get to stick around as long as we would have liked because it was just way too hot, but we still found some treasures. The gentlemen that ran the place were lovely and more than willing to make a deal with us. Felt very welcome and comfortable. We were here for a visit so we asked for some recommendations of things to see, especially mid-century houses, and one of them went as far as to make us a hand written map to see a cool development of unique houses nearby. Definitely helped make our trip very pleasant, despite the...