Re-Earthing Futures Family Festival

Harwood Museum of Art and Taos Land Trust are teaming up to celebrate Northern New Mexican land traditions including adobe construction, seed saving, textile production and animal husbandry at Rio Fernando Park. This FREE all ages event will be the culmination of a series of adobe festivals happening across Taos elementary schools. Student adobe bricks will be brought together to assemble a community seed library for Rio Fernando Park’s new children’s garden, with support from the UNM-Taos Construction Program and the Taos Land Trust Youth Conservation Corps. The event will include live music by the Arellano Brothers, a community meal, the grand opening of the KINnection Children’s Garden, storytelling with Twirl, horno cooking with Henrietta Gomez, sheep shearing demonstrations with La Paysanne Farms, farm stands, a seed saving workshop, storytelling, weaving and spinning.

Image: Courtesy of Taos Land Trust. Photo by Jim O’Donnell.

Make adobe bricks with the Harwood Museum

Enjoy live music from the Arellano Brothers 

Listen to adobe stories with Twirl

Celebrate the opening of the KINection Garden

Experience Horno cooking with Henrietta Gomez

Share a community lunch

Meet the sheep from La Paysanne Farms

Build a seed library out of adobe with UNM-Taos Construction

Celebrate local heritage!

This event is generously sponsored by the Taos Main Street Cultural Events Fund and Taos Ski Valley, Inc. with additional support from Taos County Lodgers Tax, CIDS Food Market, Taos Community Foundation; The Luce Foundation, Terra, UNM-Taos, New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, Twirl, New Mexico Youth Corps, LOR Foundation, and Taos Center for the Arts, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.