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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The specials include a Hand Drum Contest, Spectator Dance, and "Non- (Pow-Wow) Singing Contest." more

This week's celestial events may bring both relief and frustration all on the same day. Venus stations direct Friday (Nov. 16) with Libra’s balance ... more