things to do
Inside or out, there is plenty to do in Taos; from gallery hopping to rafting the rapids on the Rio, you’ll not be bored for a minute in the Land of Enchantment.
See for yourself why Taos is much more than a Day Trip! $90. (per person) Half Day 4-5 hours morning or… Read more »
Gutter Ball: When the bowling ball enters the gutter from the lane. There’s a whole lingo around bowling and you’re… Read more »
Gone Fishing! The sign read, Back after Memorial Day Weekend! I chuckled, this Taoseno had the right idea. Unless… Read more »
These days it’s much cooler to Glamp than it is to simply go camping. When journalist, author, and designer Julia… Read more »
It’s hot out there! In more ways than one, but even though fires are burning with more heat waves on… Read more »
Monsoon season means mushrooms aqui en Taos. They come in all shapes and sizes – some are delicious and… Read more »
It’s raining, it’s pouring. And yes, it may be wishful thinking, but the Monsoons have arrived, albeit with less gusto… Read more »
Born and raised in Ohio, Deb Komitor spent her childhood in nature, climbing trees and spending hours in creeks catching… Read more »
High and dry. It sure feels that way this summer in Taos, as the rain clouds form, thunder rolls… Read more »
Taos’ Mystical Splendor Inspires an Active Glamping Experience All I can see is the wild sagebrush sprawl out across the… Read more »
I don’t recall how or where I first met Erin Currier, but I’ve been looking at her work since her… Read more »
Work by womenZoe Zimmerman was born on May 24 1965 in NYC. That same year another Zimmerman (Bob Dylan), released… Read more »
Work By Women, opens at the Harwood Museum of Art, on February 10th, and could not be more timely. Curated by Janet… Read more »
Taos Film Day: New Mexico Voices is a celebration of film, storytelling, and media education which features a filmmakers forum, a panel of Indigenous women film makers and the prestigious Canon Awards. The New Mexico Film Foundation, New Mexico Women In Film, New Mexico Girls Make Movies, Canon and UNM Taos are all collaborating to make this possible.
As if providing the best playspace and toy shop for miles around was not enough, since taking on their non-profit status, Twirl has become a true force in our midst! Empowering the children of our community with knowledge gained via creativity and play, their 4th Annual Invent Event will take place on Saturday April 28th from 12 – 4pm at Enos Garcia Elementary School
Looking for a spring break getaway?Taos has it all, plus great weather, and when it comes to traveling with kids, this is as good as it gets, especially at this time of year. But chances are, you already know this and have your flight booked, lodging arrangements set, and are now counting the hours.
June 17 – August 5, 2018
Over 50 years of preparing young masters for the world stage and bringing superb performances to chamber music lovers.
As Taos Ski Valley gets ready to open for the Season, I thought it a perfect opportunity to share this post. The third… Read more »
Long a tradition in these parts, All Saints and All Souls Day are observed with ritual and prayer as October comes to an end and November heralds the advent of Winter.
Honestly, I’m still pinching myself that I was able to find as much help as I did in a place where I didn’t know anyone. Taos angels are real!!”
It’s that time of year again! The PASEO Project is back – a smaller version this year – centered on… Read more »
There are tamales and there are tamales. But nobody makes tamales like Coyota – tamales unlike any you have tasted before, filled with magic and memory.
By Robert Cafazzo, Two Graces Gallery in Ranchos de Taos. 2017 1. Visit the Old Taos County Courthouse Mural room… Read more »
Experience a high altitude, Alpine Independence Day at Taos Ski Valley, on the Mountain, where the air is fresh and clean, cooled by evergreen breezes.
I thought these pictures, by Bill Curry, of Patricia Michaels in winter with her partner James, were the perfect segue from Robert… Read more »
Twirl is housed in a sprawling 150 year old adobe building in the heart of the Historical District in Taos…. Read more »
When Reynolds first came to Taos in 1969, fresh out of architecture school, there were only a few paved roads and a Piggly Wiggly grocery store on the Plaza.
Inspired and inspiring, these two remarkable members of our vibrant Art Community, Agnes Chavez and J Matthew Thomas have gifted Taos.
A native New Yorker, Richard graduated from Cornell University’s Hotel and Restaurant School before creating and managing several successful restaurants in the City.
Taos with its long and often fraught history is most definitely haunted and Melody is happy to show you exactly where these wraiths prefer to hang out.
The Annual Taos Pow Wow is an incredible celebration of culture and tradition which brings together people of all the nations on this Turtle Island.
It is her love of geology, history and culture that sets her apart, and make her tours memorable.
Shree Yoga Taos has a roster of incredible Yoga instructors aside from Suki and Genevieve, both of whom you have met here today meet Clinton Joseph Murphy.
With so much to see and do in Taos and the surrounding areas, it can be overwhelming deciding what to… Read more »
