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Gorilla Theater
On Friday, June 21, at 11am, 7 local writers were each given assignments to write short (10-15 minute) plays. On Saturday, June 22 at 11am at Taos Mesa Brewing, those plays were handed off to 17 local...
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Where’s the I-IV-V? Taos blues night opens this week
For a town full of great musicians, Taos doesn’t really have much of a blues scene. Jackson Price aims to change this with a new weekly blues night at the Taos Mesa Brewing Company. Jackson, who...
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Nice Piece! 004
I haven’t seen a whole lot of activity in the world of outdoor art lately here in Taos but, here is a few pieces I’ve spotted while riding around town. Enjoy! Or, don’t. Want to submit your photos of...
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KOKO | Taos Deli, Grab & Go, and Coffee on the South Side
KOKO has become a staple southside stop for me since they opened this spring. Located in the same plaza as The Good Sole and Yu Garden, KOKO is owned and operated by Dianna and Kenji Sakai. The Sakais...
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FOOD ODYSSEYS 2 – Milk
Dear Katie – it has been a bit of time since your note in Live Taos asking “what about milk” – so this is dedicated to you. The first thing that came to my mind with the word “milk” was a very poignant...
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LiveTaos Cinema Circle: Move over, book club — Let’s watch movies!
We live in an era when people can sit back with a big bowl of (organic) popcorn, pop a tab, stretch out on the couch (or bed!) and relax while enjoying one of thousands of movies on demand with just...
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Free Skool Brings Food Not Bombs, Puppetistas to Taos
Officially open for the first time this summer, the Food Not Bombs Free Skool is the latest in a long line of educational programs unique to Taos. Food Not Bombs itself is a 30+ year old international...
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Eske’s Brew Pub – Taos Brewery Takes on a New Brewer
With a new job in Denver lined up, Cord Kiessling had already started to pack his bags. Then, the one job that could make him stay — at the oldest Taos brewery — became available. “I told my friends...
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