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SUMMARY:Taos Fall Arts Festival
DESCRIPTION:The Taos Fall Arts Festival was founded in 1973 by a group of artists and gallerists. Over the years\, other art events have set their dates to coincide with Fall Arts. The season has come to be known as “Grand Fall Arts” and it’s a most exciting time to visit. \nNestled amongst breathtaking vistas\, blanketed under luminous skies\, and steeped in an enticing blend of cultural diversity\, Taos has inspired artists for over a century and risen to prominence as a world class art destination. Each autumn\, both locals and visitors gather in anticipation of the Taos Fall Arts Festival (TFAF)\, an opportunity to experience and celebrate all the artists of Taos. \nFor more information and schedule of events\, please click HERE.
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LOCATION:Town of Taos
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SUMMARY:Paint Taos Pink
DESCRIPTION:October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month and Paint Taos Pink\, an annual campaign to raise awareness about the impact of breast cancer. As part of Breast Cancer Awareness Month\, Holy Cross Hospital hosts events and fundraisers to Paint Taos Pink! throughout the month of October. \nEvery dollar raised stays in the greater Taos area to support families fighting cancer. \nDine-Out to Help Out! The following restaurants and cafes will donate proceeds from food sales on select dates to Taos Cancer Support Services \nOct. 3 • Pizanos\nOct. 7 • Gutiz\nOct. 15 • Aceq\nOct. 19 • Taos Mesa Brewing Tap Room\nOct. 30 • Martyrs Steakhouse (lunch service) \nActivities!\nOct. 2 • Pink Happy Hour at DALEEE KTAOS • 5-7pm\nOct. 18 • Heart Light: A Fall Sound Journey for Healing w/ Jennifer Manhoff. 5pm at Aura Fitness.\nOct. 24 • Zumba at the Taos Spa & Tennis Club from 1-3pm\nOct. 25 • Posing in Pink yoga at Aura Fitness from 9-10am\nOct. 31 • Taos Cares Raffle drawing \nFor more information.
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LOCATION:NM
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SUMMARY:Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad: Galloping Goose NO. 5
DESCRIPTION:Experience one of narrow-gauge railroading’s most distinctive historic vehicles on one of America’s most spectacular railroad journeys. For just six days this fall\, Galloping Goose No. 5 returns to the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad for a series of limited excursions through the mountains of northern New Mexico and southern Colorado. \nOriginally built for the Rio Grande Southern Railroad in 1933\, Galloping Goose No. 5 is unlike anything on our regular passenger trains. This historic self-propelled railcar offers a smaller\, more intimate way to experience the railroad\, bringing you closer to the track\, the landscape and the remarkable engineering of the narrow-gauge line. \nChoose a full 64-mile journey between Chama and Antonito or a round-trip excursion from Chama to Osier Station. Along the way\, travel through high mountain passes\, deep canyons\, tunnels\, trestles\, forests and wide-open Western landscapes as the Goose follows the historic railroad across the Colorado–New Mexico border. \nFor railroad enthusiasts\, photographers\, history lovers and returning Cumbres & Toltec riders looking for an entirely different experience\, this is one of the most unusual ways to explore the railroad. With only six departures scheduled\, opportunities to ride Galloping Goose No. 5 on the Cumbres & Toltec are limited. \nDates: October 2\, 3\, 4\, 9\, 10\, 11\, and when the fall colors are at peak! \n27 seats available and includes lunch buffet and photo run-bys. \nInformation & Tickets
URL:https://taosskivalley.com/event/cumbres-toltec-scenic-railroad-galloping-goose/2026-10-03/
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SUMMARY:Artist Talks at The Gallery @ Hotel Willa
DESCRIPTION:Artist Talks at The Gallery @ Hotel Willa. Medicine of Disturbance and Fire’s First Aid Kit. In partnership with The Paseo Project\, Hotel Willa welcomes Erika Osborne for a conversation exploring cultural connections to place and environment. An artist and educator whose work has been exhibited nationally and internationally\, Osborne considers the relationships between landscape\, ecology and the ways we understand and inhabit place. Her practice spans painting and interdisciplinary environmental work\, informed by years of field based research and teaching across the American West and beyond. \n——\nThe Paseo Project is a Taos-based arts nonprofit dedicated to community transformation through art. Founded in 2014\, the organization produces The PASEO\, an annual outdoor art festival that brings experimental\, interactive\, and projection-based art to the streets of Taos\, as well as year-round artist residencies\, youth education programs\, and exhibitions that connect art\, place\, and community.
URL:https://taosskivalley.com/event/artist-talks-at-the-gallery-hotel-willa-2/
LOCATION:Hotel Willa\, 233 Paseo Del Pueblo Sur\, Taos\, NM\, 87571
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SUMMARY:Conversations in the Courtyard
DESCRIPTION:Conversations in the Courtyard at The Carson House Museum. Three conversations. Three stories from New Mexico and the West. Free and open to the public. \nAugust 22 | 5pm\nNew Mexico in 1776\nWhat was happening here while a new nation was being born? Historian\, author and ninth-generation New Mexican Bob Romero takes us back to New Mexico in 1776 and a story rarely included in the traditional telling of America’s founding. \nSeptember 19 | 5pm\nJosefa Carson & Ignacia Bent\nThey lived the history. They survived it. And they were called to testify to it. The remarkable story of two Taos sisters and the lives of women in the changing American West. \nOctober 3 | 5pm\nTintype: Past Meets Present\nA historic process. A living connection. Using the 19th-century tintype process\, Don Jones created a portrait of Kit Carson’s great-grandson\, John Carson. Join us for its dedication and the story behind the image.
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SUMMARY:Unearthing Futures: Joanna Keane Lopez & Santino Gonzales Performance
DESCRIPTION:Join the Harwood for this unique double-bill performance event featuring two exhibiting artists from Unearthing Futures / Desenterrando Futuros\, Joanna Keane Lopez & Santino Gonzales. \nNoche Blanca is an ongoing music project of Joanna Keane Lopez and collaboration with W.R. Cook. The songs are intuitive melodies and incantations drawn from the night\, the moon\, the stars\, murder ballads\, drunkenness\, loss and love. \nImmaculate Constellation\, is a live performance by Santino Gonzales where music\, memory\, and time blur. Through layers of ambient guitar\, field recordings\, messages from loved ones\, and illuminated by archival home video\, Tino invites listeners to tune-in closely. \nAbout the Artists \nJoanna Keane Lopez (New Mexico) presents Energetic Materials\, a multimedia installation combining adobe construction\, archival research\, and video to examine the legacy of land use and militarization in New Mexico’s Tularosa Basin. Keane Lopez has exhibited nationally\, including at SITE Santa Fe and The Momentary at Crystal Bridges Museum of American Art\, and has received support from the Andy Warhol Foundation for the Visual Arts and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. \nSantino Gonzales (New Mexico) transforms adobe into a medium of transmission\, embedding radio and sound technologies within earthen forms so memory and signal move through space and distance. A Dedalus Foundation Fellow\, Gonzales’s installation and video works have been exhibited internationally and explore connections between land\, technology\, and speculative futures rooted in the New Mexican landscape. \n\nExperience Immaculate Constellation\, a live performance by Santino Gonzales where music\, memory\, and time blur. Through layers of ambient guitar\, field recordings\, messages from loved ones\, and illuminated by archival home video\, Tino invites listeners to tune-in closely. \nFor more information and tickets.
URL:https://taosskivalley.com/event/joanna-keane-lopez-santino-gonzales-performance/
LOCATION:Harwood Museum of Art\, 238 Ledoux Street\, Taos\, NM\, 87571
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SUMMARY:Latin Night & Dance Lessons
DESCRIPTION:HD Latin Night: Bachata Class and Dance Party at Northern New Mexico’s raddest venue. For all of Taos’s Salseros\, Bachateros\, Cumbieros AND anyone who wants to learn! Join us! \n𝐒𝐜𝐡𝐞𝐝𝐮𝐥𝐞: Saturday\, October 3rd\n7:00PM Doors Open \n7:30PM We kick off the dancing with an all levels Bachata class taught by dance instructors Anastasia and Stephen. No partner or previous experience necessary. Newbies: Come learn the basics so you are ready to hit the dance floor after class. More experienced dancers: There’ll be some fun options mixed in for you as well! \n8:30PM DJ Teevie drops the hottest Salsa\, Bachata\, Cumbia y más! Everything from the classics to the newest hits. \n𝐓𝐡𝐞𝐦𝐞:\nTropical vibes — think florals\, bright colors\, island style & summer energy \n𝐂𝐨𝐬𝐭:\n$20 Class + Social\n$15 Social Only\n*𝘊𝘢𝘴𝘩 𝘰𝘳 𝘝𝘦𝘯𝘮𝘰 𝘢𝘵 𝘵𝘩𝘦 𝘋𝘰𝘰r
URL:https://taosskivalley.com/event/latin-night-and-dance-lessons/
LOCATION:DALEEE KTAOS\, 9 NM Hwy. 150\, El Prado\, NM\, 87529\, United States
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SUMMARY:Ask Carol
DESCRIPTION:Ask Carol is an alternative indie-rock duo that has emerged from the remote Norwegian mountain community of Auma\, ready to shake up the music scene. Don’t let the small size of this band fool you – with two guitars\, drums\, synth\, Carol’s unique bass and guitar system\, and a bit of multitasking\, Ask Carol packs a punch with a sound as big as a full band. The music of this high-energy power-duo ranges from fierce and mean to soft and comforting\, drawing inspiration from the likes of the Kills\, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs\, and the White Stripes\, all with a distinct Nordic\, melancholic twist. \nAsk Carol has already made a name for themselves on the international stage\, touring in the USA\, UK\, Germany\, Italy\, Philippines\, Japan\, South Korea\, and Scandinavia\, and performing at SXSW several times (2024\, 2023\, 2018). They’ve also had the privilege of supporting The Brian Jonestown Massacre on tour. In August 2022\, they released their highly-anticipated debut album through their own indie label\, ChoVan Records\, to widespread acclaim from the press\, including a 5/6 rating in Dagbladet\, one of Norway’s largest newspapers. Their sophomore album\, AC II: Desert Sky\, followed\, with an exclusive Vinyl release in February 2026\, as well as a nomination for the renowned Spellemann Award (The Norwegian Grammy). \nBig Violet is what happens when four musicians from Taos\, NM decide to “just jam for fun” and then accidentally form a band people actually want to see. Originally a side project in 2022\, it quickly snowballed into a full-blown Rock machine. \nOn stage\, Big Violet is equal parts grit and glitter: powerhouse vocals\, guitar riffs hot enough to fry an egg and a rhythm section that won’t let you sit still. The songs? Tales of bad decisions you don’t regret\, jobs you had to quit\, desert motorcycle rides\, heartbreak\, rebirth\, and everything in between. \nLady’s Mantle is a fun gaggle of gals from Taos\, NM. Their music ranges from moody fairie grunge to upbeat playful chaos. \nFor more information and tickets. \nLodging discounts from our hotel partners:\nHotel Don FernandoSagebrush Inn & SuitesHampton Inn Taos
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LOCATION:The Mothership\, 20 ABC Mesa Rd.\, El Prado\, NM\, 87529
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