There’s a Lot to be Thankful For at Michael Holmes’ Purple Room this Month
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There’s a Lot to be Thankful For at
Michael Holmes’ Purple Room this Month
Starting Monday, November 8, The Purple Room is Open 7 Days a Week
Special Thanksgiving Day Menu & Live Jazz
“The Judy Show! Old Fashioned Christmas” Starts November 28
Iconic Palm Springs Cabaret & Supper Club Requires Proofs of Full COVID Vaccination for All Guests and Employees
8 November 2021 – Palm Springs, CA: From more than 500 days of “no shows” Michael Holmes ‘ iconic Purple Room in Palm Springs has roared back to “nightly shows”. Starting tonight, Monday, November 8, the legendary venue is live with full dinner and bar seven nights a week. Mondays will feature Charles Herrera and Keisha ‘D performing timeless classics that will warm the soul. Jazz and Blues focus continues on Tuesdays with Rose Mallett. Wednesdays swing with Michael Holmes and Darci Daniels and their music of the Rat Pack era. Jazz, Broadway and ‘60s pop takes the stage Thursdays with Sharon Sills.
“Who needs a day off,” laughs Holmes who purchased the historic cabaret in 2015 and restored it to its full mid-century modern glamour. “During the darkest days of COVID we wondered when-and-if we’d ever open again. Now, through the generosity and support of our loyal audience, we’re bursting at our calendar seams. We couldn’t be happier to be peddling fast.”
The rest of November is just as hot: Friday & Saturday, November 12 & 13 it’s a true “sister act” with Ann Hampton Callaway and Liz Callaway in “Sibling Revelry”. Then, for three performances, Thursday, Friday & Saturday, November 19, 20 & 21 it’s the one-and-only Marilyn Maye. Friday, November 26, Scot Bruce’s “Blue Suede Christmas” is an Elvis show like none other. And, of course, every Sunday it’s “The Judy Show!” with Holiday guise, “Judy’s Old Fashioned Christmas”decking the halls starting November 28. Not one to skimp on a celebration, on Thanksgiving Day, the Purple Room is offering a special dinner with traditional fare to warm your hearts with a side of hot jazz from the Mark Kahny Trio.
“Another highlight – for one show only on Saturday, November 27 – is the suave and elegant Jonathan Karrant with his show “Lush Life” featuring classics from the Great American Songbook,” Holmes notes. “Not only performing songs from the golden age of music, Jonathan puts his fresh and jazzy twist on tunes made popular in the ‘70s and ‘80s.”
Some of the selections for the evening on November 27 will be from Jonathan’s newest album Shadows Fall, which was released this year. It reached # 4 on the iTunes Jazz Charts plus # 2 on the American Community Radio Charts. Jonathan’s warm, rich voice soulfully wraps around and pulls the listener into the lyric. At the same time you’re sure to get a kick out of his charming quick wit and humor.
“Indeed, we have much for which to be thankful thisHoliday Season,” Holmes sums up. “On behalf of everyone at the Purple Room – front of house, back of house, kitchen, onstage and backstage, thank you for your support. We’ll see you at the bar.”
About Michael Holmes’ Purple Room
The sophistication and glamour of the Rat Pack era comes alive at Michael Holmes’ Purple Room, the desert’s premier supper club. Tucked away in the Club Trinidad Hotel, The Purple Room is where Frank, Sammy, Dean, and their pals cavorted on and off the stage in the swinging 60s. Step in and you’ll be transported back to the elegance of the era: an intimate and inviting room, classic cocktails with a modern twist, world-class cuisine, and the best in live entertainment – seven nights a week! Hobnob with celebrities, locals, and visitors alike at Michael Holmes’ Purple Room — where Palm Springs plays! Michael Holmes’ Purple Room Supper Club can accommodate any type of event from Birthday celebrations to Anniversary parties to corporate buyouts. For parties of 10 or more, please call (760) 322-4422. The Purple Room requires proof of full vaccination for all guests and employees. Additionally, masks will also be required to enter and move about the club but may be removed at table while eating and drinking.