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Picture this: a tiger on a zipline. The tiger is imaginary, and the zipline is a string held by a kiddo who’s figuring out the precise angle to deliver the big cat to safety. If it’s a straight …

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It’s Friday night at Daleee. Inside the 8,000-square-foot venue at the KTAOS Solar Center in El Prado, EDM pulses through the air, adding a bumping beat to the already-bustling vibe at Taos’ top …

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For a small town, Taos has plenty to offer locals and visitors alike. There are outstanding places to eat, from fine dining to street carts, and tons of bars and venues for live music. And there are places to shop, vendors to help make your house a home, and all sorts of support services that tie our community together.

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Artistic success is always a story of both talent and tenacity. Ed Sandoval may be Taos’ most high-profile artist. But he's lived many other lives: as an art teacher and school counselor, as a builder of adobe homes. Now, he's savoring the opportunity to focus entirely on his art, using the skills he’s honed during eight decades of painting.

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Sitting a few dozen yards back from an increasingly busy section of Paseo del Pueblo Sur is the unassuming yet authentic home to Larry Martinez Jewelry. Recognized for his complex museum-quality jewelry, one may presume it is Martinez’s genuine talent that has resulted in at least 12 consecutive ‘Best of Taos’ designations.

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Taoseño Ryan Trujillo began working as a real estate agent in 2019. In the last four years — serving clients buying and selling homes, businesses and land — he has brokered more than 115 real estate transactions valuing in excess of $38 million. Trujillo’s combination of marketing, local knowledge and hard work has now earned him a Best of Taos win.

 
 
 
 
 
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