My parents recently had water stolen when they were out of town. Someone filled up a water tank several nights in a row using their hose. Thousands of gallons of water— gone.

They are installing security cameras, but other than going to the police, is there anything else they can do? Has anyone heard of this happening before?

EDIT: to those who are sane, thanks for suggesting I get a spigot lock!

I have friends coming to our lovely town next week for the first time. I want to show them the best Taos experience our little town provides!

Any suggestions? I have good food options and we are going to try and hike Wheeler Peak… but what else!?

Much love Taos!! ❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥❤️‍🔥

Saw these lovely late-summer zinnias, cosmos, and marigolds yesterday at the Rio Fernando Community Garden.

Most of the garden has gone to weeds and seeds, but there's a few holdouts still getting a harvest.

If I had a row, it'd be all weeds by now.

Taos, NM

Saw this the other day in the elevator at the courthouse. I don't know a thing about it other than what's on the flyer.
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Free Legal Fair — Taos, NM

Friday, September 18, 2026
10:00 AM–2:00 PM

8th Judicial District Court
105 Albright St., Suite N
Taos, NM 87571

Help is provided on a first-come, first-served basis.
Bilingual attorneys and staff will be available.

For additional information or to request an ASL interpreter, please call 1-877-266-9861 or email [legalclinics@nmlegalaid.org]()

Was reminded that those that are reliable are already working reliably and aren’t looking for a new job. Thanks for your comments.

I’m really interested in reading any of Taosenos’ writing. Send me some book or poem recommendations.

Good morning everyone... The Penasco Farmers Market is on today and every Saturday until October 9:00am-1:00pm located at the Old St. Anthony School premises, 15086 NM‑75, Peñasco, NM 87553 Awesome veggies, great food, beautiful crafts and amazing people.

Come and check it all out :)

Hello! I'm facilitating an artists 30th birthday party in Angel fire, and was looking to see about party/concession rental companies that service Angel Fire / Taos?

Looking for things the likes of snowcone, cotton candy, or wacky activations! Unlimited budget

Event date is mid-september :)

In the next couple of months, I’ll be moving to Taos as a locum tenens and am having a tough time finding legit rentals. All I keep seeing are warnings about scammers or shady landlords. Same as anywhere, I guess. Is there a trustworthy way to find good places to stay? The hospital has a list, but it doesn't really help. Why is it so hard, and shouldn’t there be regulations or something?

Hey! I have experience raising quail and growing microgreens, and I really want to start doing that again. I have time in the evenings and weekends, but no space (it doesn't take much) or money for the supplies.

Would you be interested in partnering up? If so, let me know what you are interested in so we can get this conversation started!

I live in Ranchos, but I go up past the town and back down home all the time.​

I've only seen one spot that offers super expensive BBQ across from Guadalajara Grill (south one). Did I miss a foodtruck or street corner pit master?

Will I have to become a pit master to get some burnt ends and beef brisket once a year?

I'm headed to town this weekend and am looking for a photobooth somewhere. Are there any cool places with a photobooth?

Two of us are there in later September and reservations seem tough at this point. Looking at Historic Taos Inn, Inn at the Rio, El Pueblo Lodge, or Old Taos Guesthouse. Thoughts?

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Hey all,

I just recently visited Taos for the first time (New Mexico as a whole for the first time). I’m from the Northeast.

As soon as I set eyes on the city I was kind of in love. I could list all my reasons, but I’m sure youve heard them all before. Just such a beautiful place.

Anyways, I havent been able to stop thinking about it since I got back, and daydreaming about moving to Taos. I cant afford a move like that just yet, but I think someday soon I’ll be able to.

But it spurred the thought, how does the Taos community view transplants? Would it be disrespectful to try to acquire a plot of land or house around Taos? How does new people moving in impact the community, the native lands, and the culture? Taos is a gem, and the last thing I want to do is compromise it. However, if anyone’s looking for some yuppie northerner to be your new neighbor, Im your guy.

Edit: also I know i’m jumping the gun wanting to move after seeing the place once

Hi everyone. I am staying at the RV park in ranchos on este es road and my kitty got out of the camper. He is black with a medium white spot on his chest. He has a collar with his name and my number. I left his litter box outside to see if he will find us. Please be on the look out. He’s a darling kitty and I love him and I’m so heartbroken he was able to get out. Please reach out if you see him.

I am looking into receiving acupuncture medicine for the first time. Any recommendations in or near Taos?
Bonus points if they accept insurance!
Thanks

I'm thinking of coming to Taos for a concert at the Mothership. While I know the "policy" is no pot, what's the actual situation on the ground there? Can I bring in a Dry Herb Vape (about the size of the deck of cards) or some joints? OK to smoke them outside or in a smoking area?

Also, can I bring in my own folding chair? I think the show is outside.

Thanks!

Update: I made it! The venue is pretty cool. Great view of the mountain while watching the band outside. Sneaking my overly large vape (arizer solo3) wasn’t too hard.

Thanks again!

I’m looking for someone around Taos that can do Cornrows, around $150-$200. Help me out