PIONEERTOWN PUBLIC RADIO'S SPONSORS

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Pioneertown was established about 75 years ago and still doesn't have its own cemetery!

The Patriots of Pioneertown Preservation Park are dedicated to changing that! Check out the P4 website for more info.

If  you have a horse and you find yourself in Pioneertown, then find your  way to Maggie's Feed Barn for all of your equestrian and livestock needs! 

UPDATE:

It is with very heavy hearts that we must inform our listeners that Maggie's Feed Barn has permanently closed its doors.

We here at Pioneertown Public Radio wish the McDonald family all the best.

The Pioneertown Pantry provides locally collected and prepared goods to both residents and visitors of Pioneertown.

Pioneertown Pantry specializes in goods that you would find inside the pantries of prospectors, cowboys, homesteaders and, of course, Pioneers!

Pioneertown Pantry products can be purchased at the General Mercantile on Mane Street.

The Friends of Pioneertown is a 5o1(c)3 charitable non-profit organization that works to revitalize the community and town by honoring and promoting Pioneertown’s historic significance as a unique and unusual part of the American story.

What hits the spot here in the High Desert better than a cold beer? How about some Ice Cream!? Visit Nell's Ice Cream Parlor, kick back and cool off.

UPDATE:

It is our sad duty to inform our listeners that Nell's Ice Cream Palace has closed its doors for good.

All of us here at Pioneertown Public Radio wish Mac and Elwood a bright and healthy future.

The specific purpose of this nonprofit corporation is to collect, conserve and exhibit artifacts; to collect, display, interpret and publish memorabilia relating to the history of the Morongo Basin; to locate identify and preserve historic sites; to promote the research and study of local history; and to share the rich heritage of the Morongo Basin with all the communities within and surrounding it.