Haven Lindsey

One year ago, sitting at world-renowned numerologist and long-time Taos resident Sharon Millstein’s kitchen table, I watched as her pencil flew across the paper in front of her. Writing numerals

​You’ve likely driven and walked by the historic Taos Rock House more times than you can count. The welcoming property sits on the southwest corner of Bent Street where the

Tish Hinojosa, t he youngest of 13 siblings, was born in San Antonio, Texas, to Mexican immigrant parents. She was the “baby” of the family and began performing at an

​Art has been part of Jonathan Warm Day Coming’s life for as long as he can remember. “My earliest memories have been about art,” Warm Day Coming reflected . “I

Michelangelo’s fresco paintings on the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel — and the Altar Wall — and his well-known sculptures of David and Pietà have more in common than sharing

The idea sprouted from a seed of a comment Chipper Thompson uttered to his wife, Kim Treiber-Thompson, last summer:“If the election doesn’t go the way we want, we might have

​Award-winning author David Carlson believes each of us is the caretaker of stories only we can pass along. He also believes writers — or those on the verge of becoming authors — can be mired in or weighed down by an internal, decidedly negative voice that prevents them from thinking about writing a book or actively writing one. Carlson has offered workshops that address the negative messages holding would-be writers down, and for the first time in Taos, he will be offering two 90-minute workshops in February at SOMOS.

Across the street from the Harwood Museum of Art, a new gallery is planning a soft opening to celebrate Taos artist Ken O’Neil. Gallery 215, located at (you guessed it)

​Jono Manson’s career has spanned not just years — it has spanned several decades, beginning in the '70s. Manson, a talented singer-songwriter, producer and prominent figure in the Americana, …

​Nestled in the Sangre de Cristos, the Taos Winter Wine Festival offers a wintery blend of adventure and indulgence. As skiers, folks will carve through powdery slopes by day, and