Questa • Red River • Cerro • Costilla • Amalia • Lama • San Cristobal
What: Taos County Historical Society program “Off the Beaten Path: Discovering My Roots Via the Southwestern Indian Detours”Who: Maggie Duval, presenterWhen: Saturday, October 5, at
When the Spanish arrived in 1598 to colonize what became Nuevo Mexico, the Catholic missionaries who accompanied them began the monumental task of converting the
The Taos County Historical Society’s monthly program on Saturday, June 1 at 2 p.m. will focus on Aldo Leopold, considered by many to be the
Few would disagree that the landscape of Taos County is unusual and stunning, from shining mountains and extinct volcanic cones to deep gorges and vast
Louise Gallegos to Recall Growing Up in Questa, at Taos County Historical Society Annual Meeting on Feb. 3 What: Taos County Historical Society annual meeting
LOS PASTORES: A centuries-old Spanish-language play about the shepherds who journeyed to find Mary, Joseph, and the Niño Jesús The Taos County Historical Society will
Descansos, or roadside crosses, are found everywhere in the United States and the world, but are ubiquitous in New Mexico. Unlike in adjoining states, our