But we wanted to say hello this week, because LiveTaos just turned ONE! We’re so grateful for your support and enthusiasm over the past year; stay tuned for some exciting new developments coming in 2014! In honor of our one-year anniversary, we’re making an effort to be chosen as Best Local Website in Taos in the annual Best of Taos awards. If you’re voting this year, please write us in!
And hey, keep in touch. This whole LiveTaos thing is designed to be a voice for our community, so please drop us a line! Email [email protected] anytime with your thoughts, ideas, comments, content suggestions, or submissions. We’d love to hear from you. There’s some great stuff going on over at LiveTaos.com (and around Taos) these days: |
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Seco(nd) to NoneTake a trip to Arroyo Seco with Joseph Mora and El Moises.
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“It’s been noted in the past that time distinctly seems to slow down here. The land of mañana is an apt phrase, and partially the reason we choose to live here. The area seems to intuitively make one want to savor its treasures and take the time to commune with them on a deeper level.”
Get Your Zumba On with Carlos Unzueta
“Carlos has brought diverse community activities to Taos, such as flash mobs at Ski Valley, Zumba in the Park, and One Billion Rising 2013 and 2014 with dances in the Taos Plaza, among other activities. In this interview, Carlos shares his passion for Zumba with the world.”
Fire Season Starts EarlyThe Reverend Horton Heat comes to Taos Mesa Brewing on Sunday (April 6th), with Two Ton Strap opening. “The Reverend Horton Heat is bringing their charisma, showmanship, contagious energy, and iconic music to our dusty little town this Sunday night. One thing is certain: everyone who makes it to Taos Mesa Brewing for this show will be telling the tale to all who missed it for years to come.” |
A Taos DayJoin Mel A. James and friends for a wander through Taos on an early spring day. “After the hike, we drove the Rim Road back towards town. I used to drive this all the time and had forgotten how beautiful it is. The snow-capped peaks hovering over the dry mesa, the expanse of land and sky.” |
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