Another Mothers Day weekend activity in Taos. Go summer! This one is at Wired? Coffee-Cyber-Cafe. Openning is Saturday, May 6, 2010, 1 to 4 PM. Pat's focus is the mystery of the Taos area light that has been a popular draw of artists to Taos for a century. The show runs thru the end of May. More info at http://www.wiredcoffeeshop.com/ .
Ask at our front desk for more ideas of things to see and do while you're in Taos. It's a constantly changing list. We'll do all we can to make certain you enjoy the time you've allowed us to fill. Don't short change yourself or Taos, we had a lady do her sabatical a couple years back who ended up spending almost 2 months with us. She clearly simply couldn't get enough of us, the town, the galleries, the art, the activities, the peaceful time, etc.
This weekend is also the Spring Arts & Craafts Fest at Kit Carson Park. Always interesting things to see.
http://www.newmex.com/indianhillsinn 800-444-2346 Return to Sacred Places, Taos 2010!
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Friday, May 7, 2010
Saturday, March 20, 2010
Jewelry Art School Courses in Taos
That's rather a fitting artistic pursuit. A jewelry design and creation seminar in Taos, home to much Southwest jewelry. As you plan your summer activities for 2010, perhaps now is the right time to either start a new field of endeavor, enhance the skill set you already possess, or organize a day or two as a sampler of your creativity.
Here's a link to an awesome local artist who's been ofering semiars for several years: http://taosjewelryschool.com/ You'll find photos of their work, a calendar of courses, and tuition details. Whether you're attending for just a day or a week, we'd invite you to consider Indian Hills Inn, Taos Plaza as your home away from home.
To facilitate your decision, we'll offer specials to anyone attending a Taos Jewelry School course. Most courses are Monday thru Friday. For anyone reserving at Indian Hills Inn, Taos Plaza who mentions this blog post or their attendance at the School, we'll offer our commercial, goverment discount of $55 a night for a single. That results in a 5 night cost of $275. The only periods excluded from that offer are peak weekend periods: National 3 Day weekend holidays, Taos Music Festival, Taos Fiesta weekend, Christmas - New Years, and those times when another group has contracted the hotel. That's only about 15 to 20 dates per year.
Visit our web site http://www.newmex.com/indianhillsinn then book direct at: 800-444-2346
Here's a link to an awesome local artist who's been ofering semiars for several years: http://taosjewelryschool.com/ You'll find photos of their work, a calendar of courses, and tuition details. Whether you're attending for just a day or a week, we'd invite you to consider Indian Hills Inn, Taos Plaza as your home away from home.
To facilitate your decision, we'll offer specials to anyone attending a Taos Jewelry School course. Most courses are Monday thru Friday. For anyone reserving at Indian Hills Inn, Taos Plaza who mentions this blog post or their attendance at the School, we'll offer our commercial, goverment discount of $55 a night for a single. That results in a 5 night cost of $275. The only periods excluded from that offer are peak weekend periods: National 3 Day weekend holidays, Taos Music Festival, Taos Fiesta weekend, Christmas - New Years, and those times when another group has contracted the hotel. That's only about 15 to 20 dates per year.
Visit our web site http://www.newmex.com/indianhillsinn then book direct at: 800-444-2346
Thursday, September 10, 2009
Taos 2009 Fall Festivals
Taos during the fall offers visitors MANY interesting sights, sounds, activities, and experiences. You'll find somethjing exciting just about every week from now until Thanksgiving (and beyond). Here are a few highlights. There are loads of other things to do and sights to see.
Probably one of the best guides is published by Taos News. The 2009 version is not online at this moment but we hope it will soon be available. Here's a link to their guide area - http://taosnews.com/taos_area_guides/.
This Saturday is the Enchanted Circle Century Bicycle race. It's a wild 90 to 100 mile trip around the Enchanted Circle. Riders climb over 3 passes over 9,000 feet. Best historic time is around 4 1/2 hours. Starts in Red River. We've got a group from Denver visiting and staying with us for the fun. Drive carefully and be aware of the riders around you. Thanks!
Sunday offers another bicycle event, Top of the World Bike Race, at Enchanted Forest XC Ski & Snowshoe area, just East of Red River. Information: http://www.redrivernewmex.com/MtnBikeREG.htm.
Starting this weekend, art enthusiasts can venture North for the Rio Costilla Studio Tour. Costilla is abobut 45 miles North of Taos on NM 522. While there, drive up to the old Ski Rio, drive Eastward up the Rio Costilla valley. The views are spectacular, the art will be exquisite. More info at http://www.riocostillastudiotour.org/.
As you return to Taos, a side trip out to the Wild & Scenic Rivers part of the Rio Grande Gorge is in order. Turn West just North of Questa. We suggest at least walking out to the high mesa point above the confluence of the Red River and Rio Grande. If you're luck enough to be there at sunset (about 7:15 PM) you just might be awestruck! If you're there early enough to do a bit of hiking, there are 6 improved trails into the gorge and along the waters edge. Remember to take layered clothing and water!
The best part of your weekend visit to Taos will be your stay at Indian Hills Inn, Taos Plaza. Call toll free 1-800-444-2346 for reservations today! Visit www.newmex.com/indianhillsinn for more information. This independent small business appreciates your business!
Probably one of the best guides is published by Taos News. The 2009 version is not online at this moment but we hope it will soon be available. Here's a link to their guide area - http://taosnews.com/taos_area_guides/.
This Saturday is the Enchanted Circle Century Bicycle race. It's a wild 90 to 100 mile trip around the Enchanted Circle. Riders climb over 3 passes over 9,000 feet. Best historic time is around 4 1/2 hours. Starts in Red River. We've got a group from Denver visiting and staying with us for the fun. Drive carefully and be aware of the riders around you. Thanks!
Sunday offers another bicycle event, Top of the World Bike Race, at Enchanted Forest XC Ski & Snowshoe area, just East of Red River. Information: http://www.redrivernewmex.com/MtnBikeREG.htm.
Starting this weekend, art enthusiasts can venture North for the Rio Costilla Studio Tour. Costilla is abobut 45 miles North of Taos on NM 522. While there, drive up to the old Ski Rio, drive Eastward up the Rio Costilla valley. The views are spectacular, the art will be exquisite. More info at http://www.riocostillastudiotour.org/.
As you return to Taos, a side trip out to the Wild & Scenic Rivers part of the Rio Grande Gorge is in order. Turn West just North of Questa. We suggest at least walking out to the high mesa point above the confluence of the Red River and Rio Grande. If you're luck enough to be there at sunset (about 7:15 PM) you just might be awestruck! If you're there early enough to do a bit of hiking, there are 6 improved trails into the gorge and along the waters edge. Remember to take layered clothing and water!
The best part of your weekend visit to Taos will be your stay at Indian Hills Inn, Taos Plaza. Call toll free 1-800-444-2346 for reservations today! Visit www.newmex.com/indianhillsinn for more information. This independent small business appreciates your business!
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