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Star Guide: Week of Jan. 31-Feb 6
The Aquarian New Moon on Monday (Feb. 4) improves social life and new friendships concerning all the zodiac signs. The New Moon gives the best time to star gaze. more
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Rick Romancito/The Taos NewsWaters of the Río Pueblo, as it passes la Hacienda de los Martínez in Lower Ranchitos.
Freshwater policy expert to deliver talk in Taos about restoring water cycle
Sandra Postel, director of the Global Water Policy Project, will speak Thursday (Jan. 31) at the Harwood Museum of Art. more
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The National Theatre of London in HD presentation of Tennessee Williams' "Cat on a Hot Tin Roof" will be screened Saturday (Jan. 26) at the Taos Community Auditorium. Pictured are, from left, Colm Meaney as Big Daddy and Jack O'Connell as Brick in a scene from the play.
What's happening in Taos this week – January 24
Winter has certainly settled in for Taoseños and visitors, bring with it a welcome snowpack and hopes for a bountiful spring. While winter sports is big, so is keeping busy with all the arts and entertainment events ... more
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The Southwest Showgirls, from left, include Paula Mascareñas, Miranda Salazar, Julia Fernández de Maez, Lisa Vigil and Monique Pacheco.
Julia's dream: Local dancer presents 'super-sexy' Southwest Showgirl Showcase
This fifth-generation Taoseña knows a thing or two about pole dancing. And, for that matter, about belly dancing, sword dancing, lap dancing and, especially, flamenco. more
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Horoscope insights for Jan. 10-16, 2019
The dark cosmic universe will seem more on the quieter side of activities this week, compared to the last few weeks of meteor showers lighting up our night skies. more
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Angel Fire Resort Event and Social Relationships Manager Kari Jaramillo celebrates after successfully capturing the "flag" Friday (Jan. 1) during Angel Fire Resort's Winter Carnival.
Photo Gallery – Angel Fire’s annual Winter Carnival: Fun for the whole family [Photo gallery]
Over the course of the week-long winter celebration, guests participated in activities including a snowman-building competition, lunch tray tobogganing... more
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Astrologer Julie Kelly
Astrological Predictions 2019
Wake up world! The new year is a numerological "3," and the focuses is on fun, love and art. more
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Video: The sweet, fun vibe of New Year's Eve on the Plaza [Video]
New Year's Eve celebrations are happening all over Taos. One event happens right on the Historic Taos Plaza tonight (Dec. 31) from 7 to 10 p.m. This is a family-friendly event and free of … more
Taos Ski Valley
Area ski resorts celebrate New Year’s Eve
The excitement of skiers coming down the slopes in a torchlight parade, followed by a spectacular fireworks display. more
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Students in Gess Healy's third-grade class draw and listen as Daniel Escalante reads from "If a Bus Could Talk: The Story of Rosa Parks" during his Reading to End Racism event in 2015.
Hopes and dreams
Last week, we asked our friends and neighbors to share their Christmas wish lists. This week, with Christmas 2018 in the rearview mirror, we've asked people to look ahead to 2019 and … more
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The Holy Pilgrims lead a procession outside San Francisco de Asis Mission Church after mass Sunday (Dec. 16) on the first night of the nine-day celebration of Las Posadas in Ranchos de Taos.
Photo Gallery: Las Posadas in Ranchos de Taos [Photo gallery]
Las Posadas, meaning the “inns” or “shelters,” has been celebrated in New Mexico for centuries. more
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Chris and Valerie Maher, center, are pictured with students in a previous Italian cooking class at Cooking Studio Taos.
Chris Maher plans class on Italian holiday cooking at Austing Haus
In the fifth season of PBS' "Moveable Feast with Fine Cooking," host Curtis Stone visited Taos and collaborated with farmers Christopher Lujan and Matt Romero to showcase the region's … more
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Jimmy Stadler, left, performs with middle school band Steven and Associates as they play "Rock and Roll All Nite" by Kiss Oct. 17 during Taos Academy Charter School's Autumn Music Show at KTAOS Solar Center.
What are your holiday dreams?
In Charles Dickens' immortal novella "A Christmas Carol" (and in the countless sitcom episodes and cheesy holiday movies reprising its premise), the hero is taken on a transformative … more
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Star Guide for Dec. 20-26, 2018
It’s a busy week of energy with our zodiac and solar system this time of year, not to mention all the holiday stimulation. Here is a look at this week’s celestial events. more
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Taos Pueblo will be the site of the annual Christmas Eve Procession of the Virgin and the Deer Dance on Christmas Day.
What's happening in Taos this week?
The holidays are finally upon us and with them comes the influx of family, friends and celebration. Here's a brief rundown of what's happening this week in Taos. For much more ... more
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In this Taos News photo from 2015, siblings Roman and Catalina Quintana dressed as Joseph and Mary and altar server Ashley Martínez listen while parishioners sing the Adentro song from inside a home in Ranchos de Taos on the fourth night of the nine-day celebration of Las Posadas. Las Posadas meaning the "inns" or the shelters" is a religious celebration commemorating Joseph and Mary's journey to Bethlehem and their search for shelter prior to the birth of Christ.
What's happening in Taos this week?
Old Saint Nick is polishing his boots and checking his sleigh to make sure everything is set to go. Here, in Taos, locals are busily putting up colorful decorations, collecting cedar kindling for bonfires, and, of course, wrapping presents ... more
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Bonfires on Bent Street drew a large crowd despite chilly temps.
Photo Gallery: Bonfires on Bent Street [Photo gallery]
The parking lots were full, the traffic around the Taos Historic District was at times bumper-to-bumper, but there was an infectious spirit in the air that drew Taoseños to the 30th annual holiday-themed event called Bonfires on Bent Street. more
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Visitors flock to the annual Bonfire on Bent Street event.
30th annual Bent Street holiday tradition invites the whole community
The holiday block party known as “Bonfires on Bent Street” will happen Saturday (Dec. 8) in the Taos downtown historic district. Throughout the day ... more
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Isabelle Davison
Grasping the physical light
Northern New Mexico has always been known for its light, inspiring artists across the many genres to migrate here and experience for themselves that for which the region is famous.This … more
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File photoMerrymakers join in the fun at a prior year's Yuletide caroling and tree lighting in Taos.
Event update: Taos Yuletide Tree Lighting Friday
Editor's note: This event update was submitted by the town of Taos after our Tempo magazine went to press. This update overrides our article found on page 18 in Tempo. more
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People of all faiths are invited to the Peace Chanukah event at St. James Episcopal Church in Taos.
Peace, kindness and candlelight
By Ariana KramerA Jew, a Muslim and a Hindu walk into a church.No, this is not the beginning of a joke. It is the start of Peace Chanukah, an interfaith gathering that has become a winter tradition … more
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Roasting marshmallows over an open fire makes the spirit bright.
Lighting of Ledoux, a Taos community tradition
The lighting of farolitos and luminarias is a cherished holiday tradition along Ledoux Street, named after two French-Canadian fur trappers and brothers, Antoine and Abraham Ledoux. more
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Katharine EgliKids from Twirl's music class perform at last year's annual Aglow Party
Twirl Aglow celebrates a season of holiday creativity
Even if Twirl was nothing more than "that cool toy store with the big climbing nets in the courtyard," it would still be an epic destination for children of all ages. But the … more
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Courtesy Genevieve OswaldShree Yoga is located at 112 Camino de la Placita, right off the intersection with Ledoux Street.
Giving thanks through yoga, benefit for Taos Feeds Taos
For four years in a row Shree Yoga in Taos offers a 90-minute respite from the noise and haste of Thanksgiving Day festivities.On Thursday (Nov. 22) from 9:30-11 a.m., the local … more
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Taos Day School Thanksgiving Pow-Wow on Thursday
The specials include a Hand Drum Contest, Spectator Dance, and "Non- (Pow-Wow) Singing Contest." more
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