Taos Fall Arts Festival

10/13/2024

To the woman who started it all, 50 years ago!- the lovely and amazing Barbara Brenner. Such a delight to see her at Taos Fall Arts Festival and honor her by renaming the Lifetime Achievement Award in her name

10/05/2024

Today at noon, Stories of Patrociño Barela with Luis Barela!

Bataan Hall, 121 Civic Plaza Dr, Taos

10/04/2024

Today at noon, Artist Talk with this year’s poster artist Monique Belitz!!

Bataan Hall, 121 Civic Plaza Dr, Taos

10/04/2024

10/04/2024

Thank you for your patience, here is this year’s list of artists!

10/03/2024

As September settles in, the energy in Taos begins to build, and the town readies itself for the Taos Fall Arts Festival, a cornerstone of local culture now celebrating its

10/02/2024

10/01/2024

A mystery of the Taos Fall Arts Festival of 2024, The Rubber Duckie Awards!

We aren’t sure who left these during opening night, but why not?

And so I present to you The Rubber Duckie Award winners:

Steve Bond, for “Untitled”
Jeanine Borree, for “OFF 285 near Ojo Caliente”
Henry Berger, for “Saint Melissa”
Robert Perez Jr, for “Heads in the Cloud, Starring the Dreamer”

Congratulations!!

10/01/2024

We had an amazing evening for Opening Night! Thank you to all who joined us! Without ALL of you, the Taos Fall Arts Festival would not have made it to 50 years!

The show is open every day through Sunday Oct 6th, 10am-5pm. Come by and vote for the People’s Choice Award if you haven’t already!

10/01/2024

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Hello friends-in law. This is not JW from the other side; it's Janet's daughter, Zara.

I'm using this cheap trick to get your attention in order to invite you to the event we have planned to celebrate the life and work of our mom, Janet Webb. Here are the specifics:

October 5 and 6, noon to 5pm at Cooper's Garage, 200-B Bendix Drive in Taos.

It will be like previous Cooper's Garage pop-ups: causal, social, a celebration of art, creativity, and community, with neat stuff to look at and wonderful people to talk to. This time however, it will be her work on display. It is not a funeral.

In her dynamic life she represented so many things to so many people. Her intellectual curiosity about her community was infectious; her inspiration to serve and share her talents and wisdom, tireless. This very time of year in Taos is what it is today because she put her efforts toward it: Taos Fall Arts Festival The Paseo Project the TCA annual fundraiser, and so much more.

So come see what else she did. I look forward to meeting you and learning how she touched your life.

With love and hope,

Zara Bell