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KTAOS Concert calendar

Magic City Hippies

The Mothership
July 25, 2026

Dana Cooper

Mary's Place
Jul 25, 2026

Dogs In A Pile

The Mothership
July 26, 2026

Left on 10th

Dalee
August 8, 2026

Band of Heathens

The Sagebrush Inn
August 9, 2026

Thee Sacred Souls

Red Willow Park
August 22, 2026

Tish Hinojosa

Mary's Place @ Taos Lifestyle
September 13, 2026
July 22, 2026

Ride NM Reminds The Community To Respect the Land!

Much of New Mexico is designated as public land and administered for multiple uses. With hundreds of miles of backcountry trails, off-highway vehicle use is permitted when done in a responsible and safe manner. Recreational pursuits have never been safer thanks to New Mexico’s Off-Highway Motor Vehicle Act. Know before you go. Obey all signs. It is your responsibility to obtain permission to travel across private lands. Contact local authorities or land-management agencies to get information about rules and conditions before using your OHV.
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July 14, 2026

Drought prompts federal agency to offer emergency loans to New Mexico farmers.

The USDA has declared that Farmers and ranchers are eligible for loans up to $500,000 covering a range of costs at lower-than-market interest rates due to drought conditions across New Mexico. The loans can pay for production costs associated with a disaster, essential living expenses, farm reorganization costs or the refinancing of certain debts. The federal deadline to apply for the loans is Dec. 24, 2026. Interested farmers and ranchers should reach out to their local Farm Service Agency officers for more information.
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July 7, 2026

New Mexico Game and Fish- Public reminded to leave young wildlife alone!

The New Mexico Department of Wildlife is urging the public to keep a safe distance from newborn animals, including fawns, elk calves and bear cubs.Although young animals may appear abandoned, mothers often leave offspring hidden while they forage nearby and typically return within a few hours.Please observe responsibly by avoiding contact, maintaining distance and leaving quietly.Anyone who believes an animal is injured, sick or truly abandoned is encouraged to Provide a precise location, preferably using GPS coordinates. Contact the department’s Information Center at (888) 248-6866.‍
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July 6, 2026

Nusenda’s Community Rewards Grant Application Window is Now Open!

Nusenda Credit Union is proud to support nonprofits across Northern New Mexico. From helping children succeed in school to expanding inclusive recreation opportunities, the Community Rewards program invests in what matters most—local communities. Nonprofits creating meaningful change are invited to apply for a 2026 Nusenda Community Rewards grant. These investments help strengthen lives and build brighter futures. The deadline to apply is August 31. Learn more and apply today at Nusenda.org.‍
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June 22, 2026

16th Annual For The Health of It - Saturday in Taos!

Registration for the 16th Annual For The Health of It 5K Fun Walk & Health Fair is open right now & our friends at Taos Cancer Support Services would love to see you there! Join them on 6/27 at Red Willow Park for a walk that makes a difference for our community! Register now at charity.pledgeit.org/FTHOI-2026
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