Tour Highlights

“CASA DE TRABAJADOR” – Mural by The Date Farmers (722 Vine Avenue- north facing wall)
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“LA COSECHA DEL FUTURO SE SIEMBRA CON LA SEMILLA DEL PASADO” – Mural by Sego
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“ANONYMOUS FARM WORKER” – Mural by El Mac (Northwest corner of 6th Street and Vine
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CASA DE TRABAJADOR – This historic building has consistently housed migrant farmer
assistance since the 60s. (Southeast corner of 4th Street and Vine Avenue) Bagdad Street
HOMETOWN HEROES MONUMENT – This monument is dedicated to Coachella’s citizens
6 making a difference. (6th Street between Vine Avenue and Orchard Avenue)
Damascus Avenue
FILM LOCATION – These historic buildings were included in scenes from the 2014 movie
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Beatty. (6th Street between Grapefruit Boulevard and Vine Avenue)
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VETERANS MEMORIAL PARK – This park serves as a popular gathering spot for locals and
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as a venue for special events. (5th Street between Vine Cairo Street
Avenue and Orchard Avenue)
Cairo Street

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