Something special happened at the Borrego Springs Performing Arts Center this season—and you could hear the difference.
Thanks to the success ofTurn UP the Sound, a two-night fundraiser co-hosted with the Borrego Springs Film Institute (BSFI), BSPAC has officially installed astate-of-the-art sound system that will transform every concert, live performance, and film screening for years to come.
A major highlight of the event was the return ofacclaimed filmmaker Pat Battistini, who presented a slate of his award-winning short films, including Ms. Rossi, Ms. Rossi Takes the Cake, and Mrs. Rossi Meets the Mob. Audiences were treated to behind-the-scenes stories, laughter, and insight during Battistini’s Q&A sessions. His presence brought excitement and a personal connection that truly energized the crowd and reminded us why great storytelling—and sound—matter.
What Was Installed
This wasn’t just a speaker upgrade. The new system includes:
- 2 main speakers for full-stage sound
- 2 subwoofers to bring depth and clarity to music and effects
- 2 delay speakers to ensure consistent sound throughout the theater
- 4 front-fill speakers to reach the first few rows with precision
- 4 under-booth delay speakers to complete the immersive experience
- All-new amplifiers and audio processing hardware
- Acustom-built amp rack and full system tuning to dial in the perfect acoustics
Whether you’re attending a musical performance, a community theater production, or a film festival screening, you’ll now enjoy a clear, rich audio experience in every seat.
Why It Matters
For a small community like Borrego Springs, BSPAC serves as more than just a stage—it’s where we gather, celebrate, and connect. With this audio upgrade, the center ensures that everyone, including guests usinghearing assistance devices, can enjoy performances at the highest quality.
It’s a major step forward in making performing arts accessible and unforgettable in the desert.
