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Live music on the Plaza every Thursday from 6-8 p.m.

Selection from Larry Bell life's work collection.

The Taos Society of Artists and the Harwood Museum of Art Collection.

A selection from the Harwood Museum's collection including works 1880s to late 1990s, curated by Gus Foster.

Enjoy the majestic views of Taos Ski Valley from lift #1. Ride the lift or hike down to the base area. $10 adults; $6 juniors.

Readings by poets and authors, sometimes accompanied by live music.

A photographic exhibition by Craig Varjabedian documenting the Penitente culture unique to northern New Mexico and southern Colorado.

The 25th season of world-class, internationally known musicians performing chamber and classical music. Call 888-377-3300 for locations and times.

Opening reception - Aug 15, 5:30pm.

Like a trip back in time. Spanish Conquistadors, mountain men, Cavalry trappers with their accompaniment of cannoneers, riverboat gamblers and turn-of-the century cowboys. For more info, call 575-377-7286.

Experience a wide range of creative workshops this fall - storytelling, jewelry making, weaving, etc.

What could be better than sipping fine wines while gazing at the beautiful night sky of Northern New Mexico? Join local Vintners and Night Sky Adventures for an unforgettable evening. Tickets $45/person.

Honoring some of Taos' most notable artists, 203 Fine Art is pleased to present "Taos - Outside Taos" an exhibition of drawings and works on paper by Larry Bell, Ron Cooper, Ronald Davis, Bob Ellis, Jack Smith and Charles Strong.

Presented by the Moreno Valley Arts Council, artists display their work at Centro Plaza and Mountain View Mall.

2 fun packed days of disc golf competitions, Volleyball and Horseshoes. Incredible prize draw, Millenium pass!and more. Activities for kids, horse rides and face painting so bring the whole family.

Opening Reception, Thursday, September 4th, 5:30-7:30 pm. This will be the first exhibition to feature all original works by Father William Hart McNichols. This exhibition will reflect the sacred images that are an integral part of the cultures of Taos and Northern New Mexico and their links to other religious communities around the world.

This 100 mile bicycle tour trails through the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in beautiful Northern New Mexico.

Join Michelle Chandler for an exciting program delving into and experiencing the Art of African Drumming and Dancing. Move your bodies and make some music. 10-11:30am

National quilt experts will be on hand to identify participants' quilts and offer evaluations. $10/piece, $5 ea. additional piece. 9 am - noon.

This race is NORBA sanctioned and consists of 1-4 loops on a 3-5 mile course at the Enchanted Forest Cross Country Ski and Snow shoe area located 2 miles outside of Red River, NM.

Grandparent's Day! A fun packed day for the whole family of live music from the 40's-80's. Dress up in your favorite era.

A small town celebration complete with 13-piece Oompah Band, German food, beer, German dancers, Costume, Alphorn and Yodeling Contests! Sidewalk Sale at Village shops. Fun for the entire family! Lodging specials. 12 to 6pm.

Join Michelle Chandler for an exciting program delving into and experiencing the Art of African Drumming and Dancing. Move your bodies and make some music. 10-11:30am

DreamTree Project's 3rd annual walkathon to raise money for an Emergency Youth Shelter for ages 13-17. Walkers will meet at the MonteBello RV Park, walk 6 miles (10K) and end at Rio Grande Gorge Bridge Rest Area. To register, call 758-9595.

Three days full of authentic "Old West" chuckwagon meals, country music & more.

A special time of year in Taos Ski Valley when the aspen trees change to a golden color. This majestic backdrop provides an ideal setting for photographers, artist groups and weddings. Perfect weather and scenery for hiking and horseback riding!

Enoy guided hiking tours to Williams Lake at sunsent on the beautiful mountains in Taos Ski Valley. For more information call TSV Chamber at 575-776-1413

The air is crisp and the golden aspens are in their glory. Browse along booths of hand-crafted items while you enjoy delicious food and live entertainment.

Traditional and contemporary artists and crafts persons invite you into their galleries, homes and studios for a unique opportunity to see and purchase their arts. Tour open Sat & Sun only, 10-5.

Experience the historic traditions of Northern New Mexico - celebrating cultural diversity through food, music and art. Ongoing folk art demonstrations, mountain man encampment. For more info, call 575.758.4250.

Prizes for tagged fish caught; casting & worm eating contests!

Join Michelle Chandler for an exciting program delving into and experiencing the Art of African Drumming and Dancing. Move your bodies and make some music. 10-11:30am

9am-9pm. First-of-its-kind 12-hour endurance downhill race at Angel Fire. $5,000 in cash and prizes. Single-, duo- and team categories. Open to sport, expert and pro mountain bike riders.

Open daily 10-5, featuring two prestigious shows - Taos Invites Taos, and The Taos Open, with the Special Exhibition: The Taos Living Masters Invitational.

What could be better than sipping fine wines while gazing at the beautiful night sky of Northern New Mexico? Join local Vintners and Night Sky Adventures for an unforgettable evening. Tickets $45/person.

Come spend a day shopping amongst the many local vendors offering hand-crafted wares - from jewelry to drums to weavings - all in beautiful Kit Carson Park in the middle of Taos.

Visitors can see 128 Artists do their creating in a variety of medium and chat with them about their concepts. 575.770.3540

Join Michelle Chandler for an exciting program delving into and experiencing the Art of African Drumming and Dancing. Move your bodies and make some music. 10-11:30am

At high noon artists will start their draw: painting en plein air from 12-3pm. Preview of the freshly created work begins at 3pm; live auction starting at 4pm.

Experience this centuries-old trading event and shop for authentic American Indian arts and crafts. Ceremonial pole climbing. (No cameras.)

The second in a series of exhibits featuring prints taken from the museum's extensive photographic archive. This installment focuses on Taos' rich Hispanic heritage. Opening reception, 10/2, 7pm.

Join us for microbreweries, German food, "Oompa" Music, and lots of fun!

A look at traditional and contemporary fiber artistry, an opportunity to get up close and personal with sheep, goats, rabbits, alpacas and llamas, and an invitation for kids to try their hand at a fiber project.

Don’t you love attending an event that stirs your imagination, evokes deep laughter and perhaps tears? Welcome to storytelling, an art form that fills your mind, body and heart. For more info, call 575-758-0081.

Come in costume and bring your friends and family to celebrate Halloween and Dia de los Muertos. New Mexico scholar Larry Torres will give an entertaining and informative lecture on local ghouls and goblins. Free. 5 pm - 7 pm

Mass hot air balloon accesions, parade and picnic, balloomenshine (hot air balloon shine at dusk).

Come to the little village of Dixon, wander among the orchards and visit the 30 some open studios featuring a full spectrum of contemporary and traditional fine art and crafts.

Join us at the base of the ski area as we ring in another great snow season. Free food & drinks, bonfire,snow calling contest, snow dance--and of course the burning of the "Snowzobra"! Admission is FREE.

Ceremonies at Vietnam Veterans Memorial beginning at 11 a.m.

The fun begins in Red River: The Ski Town of the Southwest

Annual Christmas tree lighting, caroling, and a visit from Santa!

Opening Day for the 08-09 season!

Arts and crafts just in time for holiday shoppers.

Celebrate the Season in Taos with caroling, tree lightings and other seasonal events.

New Deal's Public Art & Buildings - photo exhibit celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the New Deal Legacy in New Mexico.

Come celebrate the Holiday Season and the diverse arts and cultures of northern New Mexico! Children will have the opportunity to make holiday presents for giving and to visit with Santa! Noon-3pm; a free community day event.

Join the museums, galleries, studios and merchants of Ledoux Street usher in the holiday season. The historic street is lined with luminarias and homes/businesses boast farolitos, music and refreshments. 5-7:30pm.

All lift tickets just $15! 100% of proceeds benefit NMX Sports, an Albuquerque-based non-profit organization. No passes or discounts will be accepted. It's all for charity.

Bring your friends and sample beers from 25 breweries from across the southwest region. Located in Tenderfoot Katie's and the Martini Tree Bar. 4:30-7pm.

Beginning at dusk at the base of ski mountain.

No where else on Earth can you experience this magical event. A stunning contrast between bonfires and the Procession of the Virgin is a pagaent of beauty, heritage and awe inspiring imagery. Sundown.

In the base area beginning at 6 p.m. a great way to kick off your Christmas Eve celebrations. A Luminaria Tour of farolitos will light the way from Amizette to the Resort Center and Torchlight Parade.

Traditional Christmas Day dances. Dances begin at 2pm. No cameras or cell phones allowed.

Start your New Year's Eve celebration with the torchlight parade and fireworks display beginning at 6 p.m. followed by festivities throughout the valley.

Celebrate New Year's on the slopes with a Torchlight Parade; begins at 7pm.