Explorers need a good guide.

A photographic exhibition by Craig Varjabedian documenting the Penitente culture unique to northern New Mexico and southern Colorado.

Experience a wide range of creative workshops this fall - storytelling, jewelry making, weaving, etc.

Opening Reception, Thursday, September 4th, 5:30-7:30 pm. This will be the first exhibition to feature all original works by Father William Hart McNichols. This exhibition will reflect the sacred images that are an integral part of the cultures of Taos and Northern New Mexico and their links to other religious communities around the world.

A special time of year in Taos Ski Valley when the aspen trees change to a golden color. This majestic backdrop provides an ideal setting for photographers, artist groups and weddings. Perfect weather and scenery for hiking and horseback riding!

Open daily 10-5, featuring three prestigious shows - Taos Invites Taos, Taos Open, and the Special Exhibition: The Taos Living Masters Invitational.

The film festival for mountaineers, mountain lovers, and mountain characters.

Don’t you love attending an event that stirs your imagination, evokes deep laughter and perhaps tears? Welcome to storytelling, an art form that fills your mind, body and heart. For more info, call 575-758-0081.

Come in costume and bring your friends and family to celebrate Halloween and Dia de los Muertos. New Mexico scholar Larry Torres will give an entertaining and informative lecture on local ghouls and goblins. Free. 5 pm - 7 pm

Mass hot air balloon accesions, parade and picnic, balloomenshine (hot air balloon shine at dusk). Call 575.758.9210 for more info,

Come to the little village of Dixon, wander among the orchards and visit the 30 some open studios featuring a full spectrum of contemporary and traditional fine art and crafts.

Join us at the base of the ski area as we ring in another great snow season. Free food & drinks, bonfire,snow calling contest, snow dance--and of course the burning of the "Snowzobra"! Admission is FREE.

Ceremonies at Vietnam Veterans Memorial beginning at 11 a.m.

The fun begins in Red River: The Ski Town of the Southwest

Annual Christmas tree lighting, caroling, and a visit from Santa!

Opening Day for the 08-09 season!

Arts and crafts just in time for holiday shoppers.

Celebrate the Season in Taos with caroling, tree lightings and other seasonal events.

New Deal's Public Art & Buildings - photo exhibit celebrating the 75th Anniversary of the New Deal Legacy in New Mexico.

Come celebrate the Holiday Season and the diverse arts and cultures of northern New Mexico! Children will have the opportunity to make holiday presents for giving and to visit with Santa! Noon-3pm; a free community day event.

Join the museums, galleries, studios and merchants of Ledoux Street usher in the holiday season. The historic street is lined with luminarias and homes/businesses boast farolitos, music and refreshments. 5-7:30pm.

All lift tickets just $15! 100% of proceeds benefit NMX Sports, an Albuquerque-based non-profit organization. No passes or discounts will be accepted. It's all for charity.

Join in the magic of the holidays from 3-5pm - Santa, farolitos, luminarias, food, drinks, singing & merry-making.

Bring your friends and sample beers from 25 breweries from across the southwest region. Located in Tenderfoot Katie's and the Martini Tree Bar. 4:30-7pm.

Beginning at dusk at the base of ski mountain.

No where else on Earth can you experience this magical event. A stunning contrast between bonfires and the Procession of the Virgin is a pagaent of beauty, heritage and awe inspiring imagery. Sundown.

In the base area beginning at 6 p.m. a great way to kick off your Christmas Eve celebrations. A Luminaria Tour of farolitos will light the way from Amizette to the Resort Center and Torchlight Parade.

Traditional Christmas Day dances. Dances begin at 2pm. No cameras or cell phones allowed.

Start your New Year's Eve celebration with the torchlight parade and fireworks display beginning at 6 p.m. followed by festivities throughout the valley.

Celebrate New Year's on the slopes with a Torchlight Parade; begins at 7pm.

Traditional Taos Pueblo Turtle Dance marks the beginning of a new year. 8am-1pm.

A symbol of abundance during the winter months, traditional Buffalo Dances begin at 2pm.

Come join us for our 5th Annual Big Ol' Texas Weekend as we celebrate the people of Texas! Texas-themed events and live music are just a couple of the things in store for this weekend.

Because you love to ski and you love fine wine...enjoy spectacular wine and food events throughout Taos and Taos Ski Valley. Don't miss the Grand Tasting at Taos Ski Valley on Jan 31st.

Red River knows how to celebrate Mardi Gras! Daily parades with colorful floats, complete with krewes in costume tossing Mardi Gras beads. Creole music and spicy Cajun cooking. Laisse le bon temps roule!

Free ski lessons, ski patrol demonstrations and lots of giveaways throughout the weekend!

Cross country ski on groomed trails to arrive at a smorgasborg of delicious desserts!

Top extreme skiers from across the Rocky Mountain region compete for a cash purse and prizes in this IFSA sanctioned event. Snowboarding division just added!

Better know as... SPRING BREAK! Be wild and crazy in our fresh deep snow.

Come celebrate the birthday of TSV's founder, Ernie Blake. A fireworks display and torchlight parade begins at 7pm and can be seen from anywhere in the base area. Festivities to follow in the Martini Tree Bar.

After a glorious deep snow season, Red River Ski Area closes today.

Last day of the season ends with a bang! Come watch people use any means necessary to skim across a 80ft pool of ice cold water. Don't miss the fun!

A bright and fun event! Children welcome to hunt for hidden Easter Eggs. Starts at 1pm. For more info, call 575-758-8398.

Taos celebrates all the arts that have made it a famous destination - museum exhibitions, gallery openings, musical events, stage performances and dining delights. Info: 575-751-8800.

Blessing of the fields and corn dance. no cameras or cell phones

Artists and craftspersons from around the region sell their wares; music, food & entertainment.

Feeder watchers welcome. Must pre-register at 575.377.6128

800-445-8117

A free community day event. Enjoy traditional arts and crafts demonstrations by Native American and Hispanic artists - music performances, dance and storytelling, and bread baking demonstrations in the Museum's horno. Tasty regional food will be available.

Thousands of motorcycles, live music, food, and beautiful scenery. Join in the Memorial Day 25-mile parade to the Vietnam Memorial.

Flag March, service & speakers.

Veteran's memorial event honoring New Mexico's military support of our nation. Outdoor presentations; Veteran's Ceremony Sun May 25 at 1pm.

Annual car show features all years, makes and models. Night parades, hula hoop contests, bubble gum blowing contests, cake walks, pancake breakfast, and road rally.

Traditional corn dance. No cameras.

Enjoy the perfect match - fine art & fine wine - at this weekend event in Red River.

An 8-week program devoted to the study and performance of chamber music, including 19 International Young Artists' performances.

Enjoy guided hiking tours to Williams Lake at sunset on the beautiful mountains in Taos Ski Valley. For more information call 575-776-1413.

Sunrise mass at San Geronimo church, traditional Corn Dance. No cameras.

Come experience great music and interactive alternative energy displays at the 11th Annual Taos Solar Music Festival in Taos "the Solar capital of the world."

Experience the fun of the rodeo! Barrel racing, roping, bull riding, and more!

A wine and food celebration! Events include wine tastings, Art D'Vine Gallery Tour, wine class, wine dinners, and art/wine auction.

Celebrate! Freedom from Violence Arts & Crafts Fair. For more info, call 575-758-3873.

Celebrate The Great American Holiday in Red River.

11am-5pm Fireman's BBQ 2pm Parade down Main Street 9:30pm/dark Fireworks over Eagle Nest Lake!

Come celebrate Independence Day and the Village's Birthday in small town fashion. Parade, duck race, fun games & live music. Kids can ride on the firetruck! Parade starts at 2pm; music & events follow the parade. Free.

You never know what you'll see at Arroyo Seco's annual Independence Day parade - festivities begin at noon.

Gathering of Indian Nations at Taos Pueblo. Competition dancing, drumming, Native American food & arts and craft booths.

Enjoy guided hiking tours to Williams Lake at sunset on the beautiful mountains in Taos Ski Valley. For more information call 575-776-1413.

Feast Day celebration of Taos Patron Saints, Santiago and Santana, food, music, vendors, parades, dancers and more.

Saints days celebrated with traditional Corn Dances on the plaza. No cameras.

60 local artists and craftspeople will exhibit their work at this benefit for the Community Against Violence. Please come and support Taos’ finest artists and the Community Against Violence. 10am-5pm.

Chili cook-off; venues throughout town.

Enjoy guided hiking tours to Williams Lake at sunset on the beautiful mountains in Taos Ski Valley. For more information call 575-776-1413.

Come see prize-winning livestock and sample local blue ribbon recipes. Pie eating contest.

Classic car show - including music, poker run, street dance, and BBQ. Bring the family! 575.758.1405

A challenging 10k trail run up and over the ski hill. High altitude race for the serious mountain trail runner! For more info, call 776-1413.