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Voces de Nuestro País ~ Voices of Our Area are monthly story gatherings celebrating local voices and culture. Featured local guests share stories of family,
Taos County is inviting residents to help identify and safeguard the places, traditions and lifeways that define the region through a new initiative called the
Over the past eight years, a grassroots movement has been quietly documenting the heartbeat of northern New Mexico. What began as a personal mission to
The Taos County Historical Society (TCHS) is pleased to announce a special guest lecture, “History of Pot Creek — Early People of Taos,” featuring Dr.
Voces de Nuestro País ~ Voices of Our Place is a monthly storytelling gathering at the Questa Public Library celebrating local voices and culture. Featured
In November, our publication highlighted the Taos County Cultural Treasures Project, a project aimed at identifying and protecting the region’s cultural and natural assets while
Voces de Nuestro Pais ~ Voices of Our Place are monthly story gatherings at Questa Library. Featured guests share their stories of family, history, love,
Historias de la familia, amor, aventuras, y desventuras dichas por la gente de nuestro país Voces de Nuestro Paίs ~ Voices of Our Place are
By CLAIRE COTE, MICHAEL RAEL, AND PEGGY TRIGG Historias de la familia, amor, aventuras, y desventuras dichas por la gente de nuestro país Voces de
As Taos County prepares for a new economic development planning process in 2026, officials have launched the Cultural Treasures Project, a multi-year study aimed at
A new book detailing the first Hispano settlers of the San Luis Valley and surrounding areas is now available for purchase. Author and genealogist Maria
TAOS COUNTY HISTORICAL SOCIETY Perhaps the most tumultuous era in northern New Mexico history was the territorial period. This was a time of major political,
By LORA ARCINIEGAThe tradition of Las Posadas has been occurring in New Mexico for many years. It’s a time of preparation and remembrance of the
Over the past 19 months, faithful parishioners from the five Catholic Churches in northern Taos County have worked together to fundraise and volunteer to build
On September 7, the Questa Library held an unveiling of a new permanent display entitled “Our Historical Images,” giving local residents a window into Questa’s
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
In August, we covered the work that Native Bound Unbound (NBU) is doing to break the silence of historic captivity, documenting indigenous stories of slavery.
What: Our Historical Images display
Where: Questa Public Library 6-1/2 Municipal Park Rd., Questa, NM 87556
Contact: (575) 586-2023
When: Opening on September 7,
from 2 to 4 p.m.
Show Open- September 7 through November 30th
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
Native Bound Unbound is a non-profit organization led by Executive Director Dr. Estevan Rael-Galvez, anthropologist, historian, a native son of Questa, and Indigenous slavery scholar.