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Dali Productions is introducing a new concept to the Saturdays @ Canyon Plaza South Open Air Market: “What’s It Worth – Palm Springs?”, a new TV Show fashioned after the popular public television program "Antique Road Show". The format of the show will be similar to the Antique Road Show in that people bring their antiques, collectables or oddities to the open air market and have it appraised while being televised. The show will be shot at the market in Cathedral City.

So far, the pilot and the first show have been filmed. Judging by the reaction of those involved and watching, it was a good deal of fun. Already some really interesting items have come to light – ranging across the spectrum from film memorabilia (an impressive John Waters collection), through more traditional collectables and bric a brac to some, well, rather "unusual" items. At present, shooting is scheduled for alternate Saturdays, usually at 10:30am, commencing on Saturday, January 2nd. Check the News section here for further information.

The show will be broadcast on a number of local channels commencing on Saturday, 9th January, 2010. A schedule of show times is posted here.

So maybe it’s time to take another look at that rocking chair you’ve got tied to the top of the truck. Who knows, you may be in for a nice surprise. For those who are interested, please call (760) 832 9690 or submit an entry form directly from here. TV stardom beckons!

Vignettes from the Shooting of the First Show

Courtesy of the good folks at the Desert Sun, we have had some excellent coverage of the shooting of the first show. These little vignettes will hopefully give you a feel for the fun that’s been had in making this happen. See the full photo gallery and story prepared by Wade Byars here.

Lloyd Oliverius (center) of Palm Springs is interviewed by Bill Feingold (right) of KNEWS Radio FM and the host of the TV show "What’s It Worth Palm Springs" during filming of the show at the Cathedral City Open Air Market January 2, 2010. Oliverius brought his early 1800s Japanese Satsuma vase displayed on the table at center. Kyle Husfloen (left) is an appraiser of the tv show.
Wade Byars, The Desert Sun       

Nancy Haggerty of La Quinta displays her 1930s to 1950s brass or bronze sculpture of a golfer as she waits in line to register for the tv show "What’s it Worth Palm Springs" January 2, 2010 at the Cathedral City Open Air Market.
Wade Byars, The Desert Sun        

Kyle Husfloen (left) an appraiser with "What’s It Worth Palm Springs" tv show and the show’s host Bill Feingold (right) of KNEWS Radio FM interview Dan Blythe of Cathedral City during filming of the program January 2, 2010. Blythe brought in several 1956 Oldsmobile hubcaps. Blythe said the hubcaps were appraised at $75.00 each.
Wade Byars, The Desert Sun        

Christina Bledsoe of Cathedral City displays her 1900s doll as she waits in line to check in at the tv show “What’s It Worth Palm Springs” January 2, 2010.
Wade Byars, The Desert Sun        

A line of guests wait to check at the tv show "What’s It Worth Palm Springs" Janaury 2, 2009 at Cathedral City Open Air Market.
Wade Byars, The Desert Sun        

Guests at the tv show “What’s It Worth Palm Springs” at the check in table at the Cathedral City Open Air Market January 2, 2010.
Wade Byars, The Desert Sun