Free Skool Brings Food Not Bombs, Puppetistas to Taos
Night of the Puppetistas: coming July 31st to Taos Ale House.
Category: Community
KOKO | Taos Deli, Grab & Go, and Coffee on the South Side
KOKO has become a staple southside stop for me since they opened this spring. Located in the same plaza as The Good Sole and Yu Garden, KOKO is owned and operated by Dianna and Kenji Sakai. The Sakais are most well-known...
Gorilla Theater
On Friday, June 21, at 11am, 7 local writers were each given assignments to write short (10-15 minute) plays. On Saturday, June 22 at 11am at Taos Mesa Brewing, those plays were handed off to 17 local actors, who had 9 h...
Renewable Taos Energy Report III: Activist DNA
5/22/2013 Renewable Taos (RT) hosted an event May 22nd, 2013, with Mariel Nanasi of New Energy Economy, titled “Activist DNA.” The evening opened with Mary Emery describing the recent activities of RT, which is represent...
Here’s What You Should Do on Saturday in Taos
A full day of good, clean, community fun. Don't worry, there will be beer.
Taos, Transformations, Love, Magic, Dreams
Rich Greywolf is a founding member of Teatro Serpiente, and the director of this summer’s production: A Midsummer Night’s Dream. I would never describe myself as one who can sit and wait patiently for truth t...
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 ...
New Mexican Wine: New Mexico Terroir Struts Its Stuff
New Mexican wine steps up; LiveTaos checks in with Black Mesa.
Taos Theater Scene Heats Up — Auditions Going on Now
Come out for Alice in Wonderland, Annie, and A Midsummer Night's Dream.
Taos Fiber Marketplace Kicks Off
This weekend at the Taos Convention center!