Jacqueline Mallegni, papermaker and fiber sculpture artist. Paper Rain Studio is open by appointment. Workshops, in-person and online. Request information about commissions.
Touchstone Inn is a self catering Boutique Hotel close to everything Taos, less than one mile North of Taos Plaza, within walking distance to Music Venues, Galleries and Restaurants nearby that serve breakfast, lunch and dinner. Book from our website for less.
“Putting people and rivers together since 1976” Come cool off this summer with Far Flung Adventures and let our experienced team of New Mexico river guides teach you how to paddle as a team on a half-day, full-day, or multi-day adventure.
A chairlift ride is Taos Ski Valley's easiest and most relaxing way to escape the heat and enjoy the mountain scenery. Take in the spectacular views, blue skies and clear mountain air while riding the chairlift.
The Midtown Market and Lounge is your one-stop shop for supplies, nightlife and local events. Locally-owned convenience market and lounge.
Kokopelli Rafting Adventures is part of the Rivertrippers family and has guided guests since 1983. We run iconic trips on the Rio Grande, Rio Chama, and Taos Box, hiring local guides across CO, UT, and NM, with 4,000+ five star reviews.
Creativity creating mountain biking opportunities for everyone while keeping existing trails usable.
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.
Taos mountain sun-grown cannabis.
We have new books, great used books in all subjects, first editions -- including the best selection of signed firsts in the area -- and a great selection of remainders. We buy, sell and trade books.
The Taos Community Auditorium at the TCA offers a variety of performing arts, including local theatre and The Met Live in HD, a high-resolution broadcast from the Metropolitan Opera.
Dating from the 1830’s, its thick adobe walls, heavy pine vigas, hand-crafted corbels and original altar tell of the intense faith that motivated the early settlers who built it, using only the simplest of tools: hands, wood and earth.