Lenny Foster Looks Back
When Lenny Foster packed up his last belongings and closed the doors of his Living Light Gallery on Kit Carson Road earlier this year, his long goodbye brought tears to many a Taoseno eye.
From Project Runway To Paris
Patricia Michaels has been invited to show an Haute Couture Collection in Paris, in November of this year.
Coyota’s Magic Tamales
There are tamales and there are tamales.
Music And More On The Mountain
With record highs being recorded everywhere this summer, it might be time to head for higher ground.
Seeing Stars
Just minutes away from the Taos Country Club and Golf Course, far from the bright lights of town, if you are a star gazer, there’s no better spot to watch the skies for signs of life.
A Look Back In Time
We’ve had a heat spell up here in the High Desert so I thought I would do a series of posts about ways to cool off as you explore Taos and its environs.
Indian Interlude
I had lunch with Elizabeth Burns last week, at the Manzanita Market to talk about her new book.
Breakfast On Bent Street
Summer Saturdays in Taos usually include a morning trip to the Farmer’s Market on the Plaza.
Second Hand Style
When Bill Curry saw the post I did on Becky Holsinger recently, he emailed me these pictures.
Magical Thinking At The Cellar
The Cow’s horn has long been a symbol of fecundity, a cornucopia of abundance since Hathor the bovine – horned Goddess was worshipped as the Goddess of Wine by the people of the Nile.
Alice In Wonderland
As an Elementary School Teacher for the past 25 years, Alice Zorthian has had to stick to a structured curriculum. Constantly developing on her educational and technology skills for teachers by using online courses to help advance on that to help her students get the best education that they can get.
Pieces
When Becky Holsinger opened Pieces in 2006, she had no idea it would be such a hit.