Events

Meet Us at the Museum, a collaboration between Harwood Museum of Art and Artstreams: From the Well of Memory harnesses the power of art and provides access to the museum for individuals with memory impairment and their caregiver. Explore a new work of art each visit to the museum while engaging in meaningful conversation that builds communication skills, stimulates social engagement, and deepens connection through art.

To register, please contact Kathleen Burg M.A. at (575) 770-9874 or ktburg@newmex.com. Learn more at www.artstreamstaos.com.

Image: Community Day, November 2025. Pursuit of Happiness: GI Bill in Taos, September 27, 2025-May 31, 2026, Harwood Museum of Art. Photo: Shayla Blatchford Photography.

Meet Dr. Theresa “Tessa” Córdova at Harwood Museum of Art to begin this hour and a half historic walking tour from Ledoux Street to Taos Plaza. Ticket includes Harwood Museum Day Pass. No video recording. Historic Walking Tour tickets cost $20 per person. Taos Walking Tours accepts cash or Venmo. Due at the end of the tour. Museum admission varies. Members are always free.

About Taos Walking Tours

In 1987, Arsenio Córdova purchased Taos Walking Tours, a perfect fit with his education in history and the area in which he lived as a tenth-generation Taoseño. His main goal included sharing sites and individuals of special significance to the history of the area. Arsenio understood the importance of sharing the history of the area in an entertaining, factual and respectful manner and his presentations reflected these beliefs. For many years, the educator-musician and community activist shared an insider’s point of view with scheduled tours and step-on guide service. Arsenio Córdova personally trained his family members with his vision to maintain and honor historical integrity. The Córdova family tour guides also possess advanced degrees and a passion for sharing the excitement that is the Taos community.

Photo by Jaelyn DeMaria, PhD.

Join Harwood Education Staff for an in-depth look at Unearthing Futures / Desenterrando Futuros on this guided one-hour exhibition tour. Tour is included with admission but we suggest at least a $5 per person donation for joining the tour. Sundays are always free to Taos County residents.

We request advance notice for groups of 10 or more. Learn more about our group admission and private tour program here.

Unearthing Futures / Desenterrando Futuros is made possible by the generous support of Henry Luce Foundation, Terra Foundation for American Art, Betty T.  Foster Endowment Fund, VIA Art Fund, Taos County Lodger’s Tax, The Sherman and Joyce Scott Family Foundation, 203 Fine Art, Sheree Livney + Steve Hanks, Richard B. Siegel Foundation, Marcy Rumsfeld + Santiago Vaca, Janara Bornstein, Main Street Cultural Event Fund, Janet Holmberg + Shawn Berman, Dora + Carl Dillistone, Judith Cuddihy, Happy Price, Romy + Carl Colonius. 

In Kind Donations: CU Boulder Computer Science Department, Enchanted Outpost, Goat Tree Orchard, Mary Domito, Chuby Construction, Juniper Leherissey, Linda + Bob Warning, Janet Holmberg + Shawn Berman, Stephanie + Scott Salmon, Vanessa + Ted Dimond, Lisa + David von Gunten, Embudo Valley Vineyards, Sheree Livney + Steve Hanks, Janet + John Mockovciak, The Cellar, Ron Cooper – Del Maguey Founder, Rolling Still Distillery.

mage: Joanna Keane Lopez, Clay Song, 2022, adobe, land sourced colored clays, mica.

Take a moment to slow down with art and experience the special exhibition Unearthing Futures / Desenterrando Futuros. Each month, a Harwood educator will lead you through a series of exercises to explore a single work of art. This 30-minute conversation in the galleries will open your eyes and deepen your connection with art. This program is free for Members or included with Museum admission. View our admission rates and free categories here or become a Member.

July Focus: LIMINAL by Ronald Rael

August Focus: Ella vendrá a pagarle todo by Gabriel Chaile

September Focus: Relics (Gina’s Gameboy) by Santino Gonzales

Image: Harwood Museum of Art. 

Join Harwood Education Staff for an in-depth look at Unearthing Futures / Desenterrando Futuros on this guided one-hour exhibition tour. Tour is included with admission but we suggest at least a $5 per person donation for joining the tour.

We request advance notice for groups of 10 or more. Learn more about our group admission and private tour program here.

Unearthing Futures / Desenterrando Futuros is made possible by the generous support of Henry Luce Foundation, Terra Foundation for American Art, Betty T.  Foster Endowment Fund, VIA Art Fund, Taos County Lodger’s Tax, The Sherman and Joyce Scott Family Foundation, 203 Fine Art, Sheree Livney + Steve Hanks, Richard B. Siegel Foundation, Marcy Rumsfeld + Santiago Vaca, Janara Bornstein, Main Street Cultural Event Fund, Janet Holmberg + Shawn Berman, Dora + Carl Dillistone, Judith Cuddihy, Happy Price, Romy + Carl Colonius. 

In Kind Donations: CU Boulder Computer Science Department, Enchanted Outpost, Goat Tree Orchard, Mary Domito, Chuby Construction, Juniper Leherissey, Linda + Bob Warning, Janet Holmberg + Shawn Berman, Stephanie + Scott Salmon, Vanessa + Ted Dimond, Lisa + David von Gunten, Embudo Valley Vineyards, Sheree Livney + Steve Hanks, Janet + John Mockovciak, The Cellar, Ron Cooper – Del Maguey Founder, Rolling Still Distillery. 

Image: Joanna Keane Lopez, Clay Song, 2022, adobe, land sourced colored clays, mica.

Taos Jazz Bebop Society presents

Orinn Evans Trash Gadget Trio

Friday, July 24– 7:30 PM

Orinn Evans, piano; Matthew Parrish, bass; Byron Landham, drums

During his kaleidoscopic career, pianist Orrin Evans has become the model of a fiercely independent artist who pushes the envelope in all directions. Never supported by a major label, Evans has ascended to top-of-the-pyramid stature on his instrument, as affirmed by his #1 ranking as “Rising Star Pianist” in the 2018 DownBeat Critics Poll. Three Grammy nominations for his raucous, risk-friendly Captain Black Big Band stamp his bona fides as a bandleader and composer. In addition, Evans’ varied projects include the Eubanks Evans Experience (a duo with eminent guitarist Kevin Eubanks); the Brazilian unit Terreno Comum; Evans’ working trio with bassist Luques Curtis and drummer Mark Whitfield, Jr.; and Tarbaby (a collective trio with bassist Eric Revis and drummer Nasheet Waits). Evans is also a dedicated educator and sits on the boards of several jazz & education-focused festivals and non-profit organizations.

Meet Dr. Theresa “Tessa” Córdova at Harwood Museum of Art to begin this hour and a half historic walking tour from Ledoux Street to Taos Plaza. Ticket includes Harwood Museum Day Pass. No video recording. Historic Walking Tour tickets cost $20 per person. Taos Walking Tours accepts cash or Venmo. Due at the end of the tour. Museum admission varies. Members are always free.

About Taos Walking Tours

In 1987, Arsenio Córdova purchased Taos Walking Tours, a perfect fit with his education in history and the area in which he lived as a tenth-generation Taoseño. His main goal included sharing sites and individuals of special significance to the history of the area. Arsenio understood the importance of sharing the history of the area in an entertaining, factual and respectful manner and his presentations reflected these beliefs. For many years, the educator-musician and community activist shared an insider’s point of view with scheduled tours and step-on guide service. Arsenio Córdova personally trained his family members with his vision to maintain and honor historical integrity. The Córdova family tour guides also possess advanced degrees and a passion for sharing the excitement that is the Taos community.

Photo by Jaelyn DeMaria, PhD.