Inspired by Judy Chicago: Birth Project exhibition, this free discussion addresses traditional and current birthing traditions of Pueblo women in northern New Mexico. Representatives from Tewa Women United and Taos Pueblo will talk about doula and midwifery education, support for childbirth on the pueblos and answer questions.

 This program is free to the public.

Join Harwood Museum of Art Director, Juniper Manley, for an open conversation about how the museum can better serve the Taos community.

Tiwa Kitchen
On the road to Taos Pueblo
328 Hwy to Town of Taos (Veterans Hwy)
https://www.tiwakitchen.com/ 

In 1977, a book of photographs captured an awakening -- women shedding the cultural restrictions of their childhoods and embracing their full humanity....

Free to Museum members and with admissions to public. 

Taos artist Caitlyn Au’s will discuss her installation for PASEO 2019, titled When Shouting Produces No Echo. It reinterprets the mid-autumn tradition of moon viewing with a series of small video projects. Tucked into the built environment and hidden in plain sight, the projections are non-spectacles. They do not solicit attention; rather, they are stumbled upon and discovered, engaging viewers’ sense of curiosity and delight. Free...read more

At the end of the 1970s, artist Ed Ruscha left an artwork – a fake rock – somewhere in the vast Mojave desert. French artist Pierre Bismuth has spent a decade trying to find it – with the help of a private detective and a film crew...

Free to the public.

Jenny Roesel Ustick has created and managed large-scale mural projects across the USA, in Italy and Argentina. What can Taos learn about public murals for Taos Historic District?

Symposium keynote speaker, Peter Plagens, on “My Life in Art Criticism.” Plagens is...read more

Panelists include Peter Plagens, Laurie Fendrich, Lucy Lippard and Garth Clark, with moderator ...read more

Taos favorite and violinist of the American String Quartet, Laurie Carney is featured in a program of works by Bach, Kodaly, Goosens and Faure with TCMG pianist Debra Ayers and flutist Nancy Laupheimer.
Tickets - Admission is $25/adults, $20/Alliance members, $12/students
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TCMG brings a dynamic young group of flute, clarinet, violin and cello to Taos to perform recent works that address the concepts of memory, reflection, connection and nostalgia.
Tickets - Admission is $25/adults, $20/Alliance members, $12/students
http://www.taoschambermusicgroup.org
nancy@taoschambermusicgroup.org
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A rare opportunity to hear a program of all Prokofiev piano sonatas. These stirring pieces come to life under the facile fingers of virtuoso Russian pianist Gleb Ivanov.
Tickets - Admission is $25/adults, $20/Alliance members, $12/students.
http://www.taoschambermusicgroup.org
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Pianist Gleb Ivanov joins LP How, violin, Sally Guenther, cello, Nancy Laupheimer, flute, and Samantha Brenner, bassoon, in this program of Russian chamber music by Borodin, Glinka and Arensky.
Tickets - Admission is $25/adults, $20/Alliance members, $12/students.
http://www.taoschambermusicgroup.org
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The Chatter style format returns with compelling contemporary music by Carolyn Shaw, John Luther Adams, Yuko Uebayashi and John Adams, featuring the UP Quartet with poetry by Ariana Kramer and two minutes of silence.
Tickets - Admission is $25/adults, $20/Alliance members, $12/students

Uplifting compositions for flute, clarinet, horn, violin, cello and piano that express an exuberant optimism, written when composers were 30 or younger, including works by Mozart, Judd Greenstein, George Rochberg and Ralph Vaughan Williams.
Tickets: Admission is $25/adults, $20/Alliance members, $12/students

TCMG presents a different kind of chamber music with members of the award-winning Mystic Journey, Suzanne Teng (world flutes) and Gilbert Levy (world strings and percussion, and synths), in original music inspired by cultures from around the world.

Tickets - Admission is $25/adults, $20/Alliance members, $12/students

A multimedia program that combines some of Shakespeare’s most powerful words with music inspired by them, including works by Britten, Mendelssohn, Gluck and Korngold for flute, violin, and piano four hands.

Tickets- Admission is $25/adults,$20/Alliance members,$12/students