All Places in Taos

Returning for its 17th year is the annual Taos Studio Tour. Art lovers from across New Mexico are invited to visit art studios in and around Taos for a self-guided tour to meet the artists, enjoy their artwork up close, and make purchases.

Atelier 111 is more than a gallery—it’s a space where art, philosophy, and place converge. Rooted in Taos’s rich creative history, it offers immersive exhibitions and events that invite curiosity and dialogue. Open Thurs-Fri, 10AM-5PM.

Bloody Maria Mix was created in a jar for freshness, and functionality. A healthy blend of tomato, celery, and carrot cooked together to enhance the flavor of the natural ingredients. The product has no preservatives, and is both Kosher and Gluten-Free.

Set across several adobe houses dating from the 1800s, this landmark inn is a 2-minute walk from the Kit Carson Home and Museum, and 3 minutes from Taos Plaza. Live entertainment nightly and award-winning cuisine.

Experience the outdoor splendors of Taos, delve into our cultural depths, and experience our artisan history & stories on our immersive Half & Full Day Tours. Escape into our majestic skies and dynamic topography on our Multi-Day Taos Glamping Tours.

Not your typical ma & pa rock shop: we emphasise mineral and fossil specimens. An international collection is displayed in three showrooms including many museum-grade specimens representing every continent except Antarctica.

“It’s like Little Italy!” raves one reviewer. Affordable, tasty Italian dishes with attentiveness to your food sensitivities. Great for families.

An all natural hair removal studio using a paste made from just sugar, water and lemon to leave your body feeling silky smooth. We're also a boutique featuring U.S. made lingerie, local, handmade organic body products and handcrafted teas.

DALEEE KTAOS is a lively community hub. Featuring live music from regional, national, and international artists, great food, a full bar, and gorgeous views of the Sangre de Cristo mountains. Let's build community through arte y cultura in Taos' backyard.

El Rincón Trading Post and Museum was established in 1909 as “The Mission Shop” by early artist, photographer, craftsman and trader, Ralph Meyers, one of the first traders in the area. It is the oldest Indian curio shop in Taos.

Our local staff here can answer any question you may have regarding the selection of flower, pre-rolls, infused edibles, concentrates, tinctures and topicals available. ATM in store.

For 25 years, Julie Jennerjahn has been the original owner of Steppin’ Out in Taos. After 20 years of providing quality and comfortable footwear, Jennerjahn expanded her boutique to introduce clothing and accessories.