FILM - Back to the House of Tomorrow: A Retake on the Elvis Honeymoon Hideaway

Back to the House of Tomorrow is the story of a house significant for its role in Palm Springs and Hollywood history, and for its personal themes of family and community, tragedy and renewal.

Discover the real history of one of the most photographed homes in the City, an architecturally and historically significant residence designed by William Krisel for the family of renowned Palm Springs developer, Robert Alexander.

Perched like a spaceship on a Vista Las Palmas neighborhood hill, the House of Tomorrow, aka the Elvis Honeymoon Hideaway, was featured in a 1962 Look magazine photo-shoot.

A film by Simcha Shtull. 

Preview Film

$15

Things to Know
This event is for ages 12 and older.
The entrance to the Annenberg Theater is located behind the Annenberg Theater Box Office, adjacent to the Palm Springs Art Museum's North Parking Lot.
Ample free public parking is available in the multi-level public garage across from the Palm Springs Art Museum.
Handicap parking is available. This event is wheelchair accessible.
The organizer of this event is Modernism Week.

Event Check-in Location 
Annenberg Theater,  Palm Springs Art Museum, 101 N. Museum Dr., Palm Springs, CA 92262
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Photo Credits: Photo: Courtesy Simcha Shtull / Living Room, Courtesy Simcha Shtull / Houseplan, Courtesy Simcha Shtull / Helene Alexander, Courtesy Simcha Shtull, Courtesy Simcha Shtull / Jaguar, Courtesy Simcha Shtull