Summer Day Trips: Hooper Pool
Just north of Alamosa, take a day trip to the Sand Dunes Swimming Pool.
Monthly Archives: May 2013
Whirled Wide Web – End of May
I spend a lot of time online. Here are the weird, stupid, and amazing things I discovered at the End of May. Some of the links were emailed to me – Thank You! I lay no claim to any of the content presented – I am merely ...
Taos Poetry Festival: Conversing in Verse through Saturday
The Sixth Annual Taos Poetry Festival (formerly known as the Verse/Converse Festival — good work on the name change) kicks off today at the Harwood Museum — in just a few minutes. There’s a big line-up ...
Encore Gallery Series: Nat and Zeke Bob’s Gutter Gospel
The Encore Gallery series at the Taos Center for the Arts continues to impress. Last month’s installment featured two great acoustic Taos duos: Nat and Zeke Bob’s Gutter Gospel alongside Square Peg. I was esp...
Hidden Gems: A Day Trip to the Old West
A day trip to Fort Union National Park
Lenny Foster’s Eye Brings Us Healing Hands
Lenny releases a big, beautiful collection of photographs and prose.
Through the Looking Glass with Heather Sparrow
Steph Bailey's mad tea party with photographer Heather Sparrow.
Whirled Wide Web – Mid May
I spend a lot of time online. Here are the weird, stupid, and amazing things I discovered in Mid May. Some of the links were emailed to me – Thank You! I lay no claim to any of the content presented – I am merely a memet...
Hidden Gems Series: Cafe Ricochet
If you don’t live north of the blinking light, there’s a good chance you don’t even know about Cafe Ricochet yet. Fortunately, my Hondo-yurt-dwelling compatriot Gina clued me in, and she and I set out t...
Black Mesa Opens In R.C.’s ‘hood
An enthusiastic crowd welcomed Black Mesa Winery to their new tasting room in downtown Taos this past Friday, May 10. A perfect addition to the historic fabric of town, it’s bright and expansive, auspiciously locat...